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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Marines Banquet

THE WOMEN'S COUN-
Gil OF THE NAVY LEAGUE
will be much in evidence. -.
at the banquet tomorrow
night in the Statler Hotel. -.
10 celebrate the 168th ami
versary of the marine corps.
The banquet will COM
memorate a special act of
Congress which, on Nov. 10,
1775, created a Corps of Ma
rines. who set a precedent
of heroic service to the coun-
try which has been followed
ever since. 80.
The council, headed by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

photo by John Henderson,
Betty Ann Warmer will
be married Saturday in the
post chapel of Camp Cook,
Cal, to Capt. Walter G. Pill
Ger ard will live in Santa
Anna, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

Monica Kalahar's en-
gagement to 1t. G.g0 Ed
mund James Gallagher, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Gallagher, is announced by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard A. Kalahar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
In H4Nf9tf with
Hu 'F

LUCILLE KING daughter Of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Law
renee Grimes King Crosse Ponte is engaged to William
Fritz De Fries . son of Mr. and Mrs William Eugene De
Fries Of Ann Arbor....
Lucille was graduated from Duke. where she a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

Mrs Sid A. Erwin president and Mrs r. Thornton Brodhead
honorary president cooperating with the Detroit Navy
Citizens Committee Marine League Board Of Commerce
and patriotic and civic organizations in sponsor
ing this tribute TO the marines...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times.
1925 Times Square Detroit 81, Mich.
PLEASE SIND MY INDINlD-
UA HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY UIDE and LUCKY
CALENDAR for the last SIX
months OF 1913.
Vas Born;
Month Day
Sand fSr and sell Adiiroci
Stamped Euleiobc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

member OF Delta GAMMA.
And Bill was graduated
from the L.. of NJ. and was
affiliated with Acacia fra
ternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
i'm 10 III cup

The secret Of coffee flavor is
freshness. Lhot's why A&P Coffee
is sold in the rooster-fresh beon,
then Custom Ground 10 "fii"
your coffeepoi at The minute you
buy. Just toste really fresh A&P
Coffee tops in flavor from
first cup TO lost!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09
Its Fl avur

Wont the sparkling, fvlI-flovored
goodness Of really fresh coffee
=. in every cup you drink?
Then Join the thousands who
buy A&P Coffee--the coffee
that's fresh when you buy il
fvll-flovored when you drink II!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-09

Playground eoffees that ore days
;. even weeks old when you buy
them - cont possibly match the
zessy flavor OF reolIy fresh coffee.
Because APP Coffee is reoIIy
fresh - superb in flavor - IFS
Americas fovoriie. Try il now!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-25
No Axis Fighters
Oppose Warplanes
Hanameri1ag Italy
Blockbustcr Assault
Made Near Naples
Italian Cruiser
Is Set Afire

Allied Headquarters in North
Africa. Aug. 2J-(ApD-Allicd
AIR >4UadrUn> - Significantly
meeting no opposition from axis
Fighters hammered commune
cation, in southern ItaIy again
yesterday. Including It block
buster assault near Naples !u,t
night. and left an Italian cruiser
ailrr off the south coast. head
quarters announced TO-DAY.
Dive bombrrS. fiehtrr-bumb-
erN and night bombcrs swept
on; Ia the attacks. and depleted
ANS air forces refused battle for
iii" second successive daN. The
only air opposition Monday WAS
against l.ibcratorS from the Mid
die Ea". which raidcd Bari. i'll
southeastern iiaiy.
Deadly L s. N-3G dive uruDcr,
ra"m"d ..mc MO hits with 800
pound bomb, OH tn" cruise. H'pw.
inG oft is stern. Five ivugcd IRON
ihr Sh.a .s the attackers winged
away.
O,hr. A-&G invader. BLASTED r.u-
road facilities a.; Snpr.. uu the GUN
"i i"l.r.s'Hu: ~ Ca-iluN. !i..i. !. Inc
c"n'"g n: southern" I'a!v. ana al s.
bari uu 'Hr east co.'s; yrslc.I. =.
EAF and RCAF Wc.lm2rru- Dp.r-
"d i"o-.n. hlucEbr~'ra prrr. .a
steel works and railroad yards a.,
I""" AHa.uMHta. On 20, GgI. u,
Naples. gt.r., In. E.p g... J,-...-..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-25
NVEAE 2sER

Continued rather warm this
afternoon. tonight and Thursday
forenoon. Few widely scattered
thuudCrShuwCrs in the mountains
this afternoon and over north
portion tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-25
Bright Belt Sales
Light In Volume
Farmers Withhold
Much of Their Leaf
Pending Decision
on Price Ceiling
Iy The Associated Prcss.)


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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-25
Reds Gain
In Ukraine
Germans Continue
Retreat From kharkov
as Soviets Drive
Toward Poltava

l0nd"m. Aug. j-ClPr-Thr
Red army continued today iu
hammer away al the of balance
Germans rclrraiiu- from khlr-
k"N. ana Il Soviet cnmmuniUur
announced new successes all
dlCn% In" line IL ihr Russian
lures drove toward rnItava. -
miles /" ;hr southwest and little
m"ic than halfway /" the na/iS.
DHi"p"r gITCr defense line.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-25
Allies Shell
Jap Bases
Artillery Fire
Pounds Japanese
Defending Bairoko
and Salamaua

Nlicd Headquarters IN the
southwest Pacific. iuc. -
tAPl-Ihc thunder ri artillery.
iIrITg from the New Georgia
jungle an Japanese making last
stand 1T Hiiroko and from New
Guinea mountain ridges uu other
Japanese III Il last stand At Sdla-
msui. accented the fact today
thai !ho offensive remains firmly
in allied hands.
A. '." g...rut drive which opened
IumC 800 u'..rd the end of the -oc-
md n."'". % .ppiCsman Tor GcucrrI
DuG2i .i.eN"'nur rcpnr'ru pros
r"-~ t.a.g 1910 both fIaahs Of IN,
15uniI. ... "a'>lc arc.
ORA y. Georgia. American Jun
gle troop. va, captured the Mund;
3 .-..' >. have surccrdcd ~
pushing '"-| hurassiug enemy rt,
(Co.'"od on Page Thrcc)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-25
All Planes
ReturnI1orlle
rT-s a
From Attack
German Underground
Radio Declares
$4,000 Bcrliners
bombed from Homes

London. lug. - -- (APD -
kAr M"Sq"I,u D"mt.rTs stabbed
at GlrTcts N Berlin last night
on tho heels of Il saruration H.
SAUL 10y Il fleet ui hrayy bomb
crS Monday night. the air Min
IStry amn"UMccd today.
Meme Of the fast wooden
b"mhrrS was lost u, they put
Berlin under %ir rad for the
second successive night. Other
planes Ia!u minrs in German
waters.
III" nazi- acknowledged "nui-
Sancc raids on tie capital.
Tndal - III" third anniversary
of the first RAJ raid on Berlin
when IN aliack WAS carrird out
by relatively small force of
planes.
Radio France quoted the Ger
man iHidcr:rOund station ATTAIN
Tic 49, SAYING that al least 10000
Berlin residents y.crr homeless
a> Il result 81 Monday nights
attack.
AWvlem ...ns For'.,-scs which
FAMED abstraction upon Ergr-s buns
Au2.s; :, gG continued Du ucgoss
IN" h,I. 900 ..r base. ~ uu..n Africa
completed '.r ....uWdrd L.. q. the
Trip yesterday. lrus.u2 ,mv.r rureurs
Z D.IDa O.. ...'' ap,u au aircraft
assembly, i.- al HuGU,uu.. France.
III" ruu,.- arrival al home Ddsro
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-25
Nazii Troops
To Denmark
Over Three Divisions
Reported CHARTERED
in Copenhagen
Rioting Continues

StoCkhnlm. Mug. !J-CtP)-
More than three German divisi-
nn>-bctwrcn 10000 and 10000
trnop>-wrrc reported uulrtcrcd
III copenhagen today L> the nayiS
sought Ia stamp oui riots. strikes
and mass demonstrations raging
against occupation authorities in
Denmark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
R8 YouLAid Vets
I'm Hospitals?

the economic safety OF thu
soldiers and sailors of today.
They will be the veterans OF
tomorrow and only too many Of
them will be among the now
forgotten legion in the hos
pitfalls.
/ already have seen the after
math Of two wars.
| want 10 at last see ono
where peace does not make
buns Of fine young fellows be-
cause Of the ingratitude OF the
nation.
/ WANT 10 see legislation
enacted that will make GER
tain that every man who wears
uniform in this war can look
forward 10 decent future.
| will believe none OF the
many promises that are being
made until l see something that
means law.
| could tell you Of a thousand
promises that were made the
service men OF our wars BY
officials and politicians and
never fulfilled.
You see, all the pronisers
need do is stall off the war
veterans until that part Of the
civilian population that did not
60 TO war and resents those who
did is augmented by a new
generation that is bored by the
problems Of the veterans and
readily agrees 10 the nullifica-
ton Of promises.
The time for friends of tho
service men 10 get anything
done for them is while war is
in progress, and that time In
now,
Let those eager promisers In
Washington and elsewhere get
something concrete on tho
books.
If we wait until after tho
war, the veterans are gone
gosllngs and if you do not be-
lieve il. consult any member Of
the American Legion.
Copyright, le43. by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

along with him when he dis
CuSScS the deal
n takes another woman 10
size mp woman quickly and
correctly
WRITES a New York taxi
W driver,
Dear Ed: In answering n
query as TO hoM Xnu Mould ca
from AID and Broadway To
Edgar St. Manhattan. N >you
were = taxi driver YOU said YOU
would 20 right down seventh
avenue.
'If you did YOU would get
lost In Greenwich Village.
What hack driver Won
would make
LIVERY woman 7 know 81
II named Hildegarde is a ca
reer woman.
Girls named Hildegarde seem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Lovely Faces.
hut Awkward

70 prefer careers that will keep
them in The spotlight
a Senate military committee
investigation brought out the
fact that - per cent Of the
Japanese Americans Of military
age had on their draft questions
paire hrazenly no after the
question as 70 whether they
were loyal 10 the United States.
An American-born person ~
japanese descent or any other
descent who states he is not
loyal is a traitor and should be
treated accordingly.
Mp. AND MRS. BILL FER
W GUSON Of Everett. Wash,
agreed that Bill should name -
the male children and Mrs Bill
all the female children resulting
from their union.
So far tho FcrguSons have
had eight children but AS six Of
these are boys Bill has had the
most opportunities for bestowing
names
Names he picked are John,
Donald Robert, William, Neal.
Murray.
Mrs. Ferguson has chosen Joy
and Ann.
QUERIES from clients: O.
W You named frankie Frisch,
born in Ozone Park, Queens,
-I---4-7--a&--a native of New York
CITY who played on the Giants.
How about IL?
A Ozone Park ia part OF
Greater New York.
However, those usually recog-
nized as natives Of New York
City" are persons born In the
boroughs of Manhattan and tha
Bronx.
I consider 7 have made an
error az 10 Frisch.
Name your brand OF ytoeie.
Copyright 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
On the Side

He sold 'Sb' has n loreig facs.
God ~ Hs merry lend her grace.
-Tennyson.
~ is sad 70 note how many
girls with lovely faces are aWK-
ward.
CSome Of them are round
shouldered. 100.
(Send your young daughter
10 dancing school have her
trained 10 walk gracefully
tSend her 10 a voice teacher
so she will be able 10 speak in
the gentle and low kind Of
voice that Shakespeare said
was IAN excellent thing in
woman. '-EVD)
FLORENCE ELDRIDGE. Ac-
L treSss Has always been sue
CeSSfuI on lhe stage but never
much Of hit>ln the films
Her husband. Fyedric March,
has been A success IN both stage
and films
To keep his wife happy Mr..
March gave up the films and
joined her in stage work. ~
This happy pair has been
married rs years.
Their next anniversary 70 be
celebrated Will be their 20th
What is the appropriate gift
for that anniversary? | sup
pose you answered quick AS A
flash that it is china.
Rose Movius Palmer Former
wife of Potter Palmer Ill of the
famous Chicago family
Mrs. Palmer has A son named
Potter Palmer ".
Wonder how long that name
is going 70 he kept going?
| mean Will there be a Pot
ter Palmer XX1II7
A CHARMING woman will
"A usually get the best of a
man in q business deal
That is unless the man is
smart enough n bring his wife
or a smart feminine secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

THE First Nights: The lone
a entry of the week was
Moment Musical" a comedy
tanting the Blackfriar's The
ater on the lIideaway Circuit.
Chas. AQgoff. one-time Amer
lean Merc1ry staffer, auth'd
The verdict was guilty.
The critics reported having a
happy time at The Diamond
Horseshoe, where Prof. p. Rose
staged another OF his floor
revusiCals.
The reviews were also good
for Clifford Fischers Folies
Bereere. another night club ex-
travaganza.
ON the screen, "Bataan," fea-
turing Robert Taylor, Is a
creditable effort with Il melo-
dramatic wallop.
might Plane from Chung
king clorifies the Flying Tig-
erS Cony perhaps, but enter
tanment
TlIE Wireless; Bob Trout re-
i turns from Europe soon and
inheritS commercial show
Sunday nights at s starting the
18th.
Elmer Davis wonders why
Franco waited until ms AXIS
chums were on the losing end
before he got sorry about the
inhumane aspect OF bombingS
The recent murder Of Brit
iSh Sunday school tots and
teachers by the Luftwaffe hasn't
been officially wept over in
Madrid, either.
VIM II. Castle. once ~ the
State Dept, spouted don t-trust-
Russia talk. but Johannes Steel
reminded all that Castles last
homer was saying that Japan
Vas n be trusted.
lie said that on the morn Of
Dec :, 1ai1, which you'd think
would cure him OF prophecy
.gever.
SJEd Herlihy on MIC for Horn
and Hardart sat 4-year-old
on his knee before the mike
Wouldn't YOU, asked Ed,
'1lke 10 20 on the Children's
Hour" "a which the child
heard from Coast 70 COAST
replied
mo. I wanna 70 10 the bath
room"
VHE Mays Cosmopolitan IN
4 the last 10 months has nun
nine best sellers. the most re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

cent being C. 6 Forestcrs The
Ship
lie Monde Libre the French
edition Of Free World, is the
latest contribution TO letters,
The Ladies Home Journal
features an engaging piece
about a faVoflfe Kew TOTK
cop named Pete Nation.
1--WE IntelligentSia George
4 Jean Nathan is back on The
Late Watch after nearly 3
months in the aiiirg room.
Navy 1t. Richard Lockridge
(the suns drama critic) "A
author Of many speeches GRATED
by the brass hats
Bob Considine. the Mirror
sports colyumiSt due FOR over
seas assignment SOON has
taken the sho's and Is in tor
tUre
John I.ardner and Vincent
Sheean arc among The core
SpOndents back In town
Il DnLr Fairbanks. on leave.
appears younger than ever.
Insiders tell how he gave =
fine account 81 himself during
the Dleppe matter.
Two NJ war analysts "ho
were invited % Suegest things
for Churchllis speech before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Major Casually of War
White-CoIIor Man Hos
Everything But Money

Well prices caught up TO the white collar man again.
and dead pigeon.
The white collar man is fellow who is wearing one and
has the laundry.
His salary is stationary marble boss under bronze
general.
tarv age and his epaus dandruf His wife Is IN the
Ped Cross the affis slaughter is an ano-
lance driver and he is air warden.
When there depression the white collar man IS sitting
pretyas angel on cloud But when things Get good
he can be whipped by the price Of starch alone.
the white collar is usually an office worker he
must butchers block His cuffs must be white
peary and his hair scker than 81 Louis card shark
am not writing hope of doing the white collar
man much good Thirty years ago crusade 10 help the
t. And the only thing that happened 10
them some government philsnthrops made their
bags larger.
Copsrsht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
The Brig ter Side
BY Damon RunyOn

tion that cheered the boys on
their way 10 war.
And the incapacitated among
the veterans went 70 the hospi-
tails 10 be completely forgotten.
I.HANE asked you before, gen.
lie reader, and | ask you
again, how often have YOU Wis
tied a hospital 10 sec these
broken heroes Of another era7
I would like 10 ask you how
often have YOU sent A book, a
little flower, TO them?
I would like 10 ask you how
often have you even thought Of
them?
How many persons do YOU
know who have ever visited
them or sent token Of remem-
brance 10 them?
How many persons have you
ever heard mention them?
And Of the thousands Of
women Galloplng around in uni
forms and displaying the keen
est interest IN the young fellows
now en- route to war, in their
entertainment, in their canteens.
how many can you name that
ever lifted finger in behalf OF
the veterans in the hospitals?
/ SEE. Then please do not tell
L me that. lacking the definite
legislation that thus far is not
forthcoming, things will be any
different for the veterans Of this
war.
| am tod that I should not
tell the service men Of today
what befell their predecessors
because u might be harmful 10
the morale Of the Youngsters.
l amatnld that at might de-
press them.
Z l say ! often should repeat
the story 10 keep the public re-
minded Of the nations sins
against the service mon Of IL
rs until the people finally put
the pressure on Congress to
take steps 10 insure absolutely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
The OnIooker
BY Henry McLemore


aller TWO noa'N "''N '
NlcloTE GaInen {" IN Eh-''>''
lI1eflN.
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thcfe x IN 2 wan > 80 ~ ''f'' =.
never 'iaF' ha' Ni.'. ~.
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green nhs'J 7nG me ,-.,'I- u ~.
tending Vegetables curing "l'.'
growing pans mover ha> APP
i""a'od 10 F2" IN me -'l'>
IN ia9' ] ai"7\s nave Is Fo.''N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
4 Rose Planted
For Every Onion

u.- A.sasoa o,or our Mar.
- .sa,a.. ~ n,II,re
llr'N - .,'e .o 49, o,oya. nd
On ne. ,ea.s -. -. 80 ,.o,,,,s ~
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P''' 49,, - -" u'o,-ld no v,se IA
-. N.l', 80. :. - 80 r,cl,e,
60 o., ~ .,,,,....-s, .s,,,,,ors should
-. 80. go. ,'.'' ,,.ot. ug,h tho
NJ - -.
ne WINS
~ 81 ~ -. ~ 49, ha,o
- ~ =, - 80. =, - ,ic,ory
e e..,,'.,'''''
~, u.'' ... ~. bo,o,v
- o,.'' 80, ~, now cloyu
- z,.o-4 80, 90 zeal
so -, l7~'
-, .,-,oe, 90, en-. an onion
-, - ., $3.50 Iool, H. . ,oso and a
. :, n,s -. ,,, ,nu, 80 rr,tcb me
W. liza ia 80, ~, = hcau,,
7, u,onid "a, surnr,ee mo al.
.hane,L :, rrobshly vould SIR
-, - t,+-hf-L a,J re LIrd n
S.a ~, go INC war VOC.
-, ne, hocause ~ t6e
e.,;.,a, a.. hayo faced
- - aa,,.ars 1otoIon an en,irs
- 80 1l,.ol,noes "
-rLaro -, ho tive M, en-
r. -. ~, -, a., ,ho,,s u-lI
f n. y ,a,,ar 80, 90 carro,s o,d
.,, -, /" ,,5. - - ,ow Ca.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
Connolly Answers

la Paruamerts, lh) duty;
fcl there
pa apex. Or CsSeln. tc)
CompoSlior
3-oal woman. IN horse ic)
staff.
4 Aries The Ram Taurus, the
bull; Genlni. the Twins
: tal west thl 200 mics.
rcl RIO dA Janeirh
s tal 3 p m next day lh)
s n N tcl noon
CorYrieNf 10H1 Ny kIrE Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

IN THE government hospitals
Of the United States are
thousands Of veterans Of World
War !, bed-riddeu many years
as a result Of wounds or disease
suffered in that great conflict.
TweHty-six wears ago al
these invalids were exactly like
the millions OF boys now IN
uniform.
They were Young and healthy
and throhbing with the spirit
Of patriotism.
They were the important
figures Of the nation
Their names were in the
newspaper headlines
The cheers of the public rang
In their ears as they marched
\ away 10 heat the proud legions
OF the kaiser.
They met Veritable hysteria
Of enthusiasm when they came
home.
Our statesmen, including our
President. spoke 10 them and
assured them that the country
never would forget them
And did it,
WELL. il was not great
W many years afterwards that
some Of the veterans were sell
ing apples IN me streets 10 get
enough money 10 keep body end
soul together.
II was not great many
years afterwards hat they were
beng driven pcii-meii oar of the
capital city Of their nation and
treated like panhandlers be-
cause they had the temerity 20
demand readusted con1pensa-
ton, generally known as the
bonus.
They had been told they
would come home to their old
jobs
There were No Jobs for them
The civilian population, tired
of the war and rcSentful Of the
veterans, Shunted them aside
and paid no further attention 20
them the same civilian pOpula-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11

EVENING in NJ a haitian:
IL Sometimes I think that u
was all 2 dream
Your roses in tall and silver
vase.
Those evenings when each
word If yours would seem-to
hold the texture OF soft en-
brace.
i knew the very things that
YOU would say.
shared IN every plan that
you would frame.
And | was very proud that
night and day - my heartbeat
was an echo 81 your name.
They tell me that a girl should
never weep.
That lads like YOU are AFRO
CANT and vain
ButloSt, indeed 70 logic or 70
sleep Il wait 10 hear your foot
steps once again
| wait ~. 2 door slams gaily
down the hall
The clock ticks slowly on =.
and that Is all'-Narths
Crry-rn, ny Dsny Mirror Toe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-11
An Innocent
Bystander

Congress we're W. Llppmann
and J. Gunther.
Cecil Brown. DR.. Frank King
don. Sam Grafton and probably
all the other commentators will
meet TO discuss censorship
I'VE can't" one said, take
this thing living down"
OUOTATION Workmanship:
W Mary Bott The preacher
shook his voice at the congrega-
ton.
Margaret Ice Runbeck A
pert cupCake NJ 4 hat
/. Brown When she walked
into the room, his attention was
Starched.
CAROLYN Wells. He assumed A
dramatic pose as # ne were his
own monument
Herman klurfeld; I wish
John l.. Lewis would stop get
ting on our nerves and start
getting on our side.
Marcelene Cox: Surely the
people running around fran
ticallv in search of alarm clocks
do not own A boy.
Boris Sidis: Gold is tested by
fire, man, by gold.
You can run into debt-but
YOU have 10 crawl out.
r. Browning She entered his