davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Many Noted Persons
To See Launching Of
Marie |. MeIoney'

Many prominent persons will at
tend the launching ceremonies to-
morrow at Baltimore of the victory
ship Marie l.. Meloney," named in
honor of the late founder and edi-
tor of the magazine This Week"
The vessel, built at the Bethle-
hem Fairfield shipyard for the
u. S. Maritime Commission, will be
christened by Mrs. Meloney's daugh-
ter in law, Rose Franken, we'll
known novelist and wife of Mrs.
Meloney's son, William Brown Mel
oney. The ceremony is scheduled
for o'clock.
Colleagues To Attend.
Among those who have accepted
invitations to the affair are Mrs.
Ogden Reid, publisher of the New
York Herald Tribune, w. I. Nichols,
Mrs. Meloney's successor as editor of
This Week; Charming Pollock, the
playwright: the sculptor 10 David
son and his wife: Lowell Thomas,
writer and radio commentator, and
q number of her friends and COL
leagues.
Mrs. Meloney's story-book career
In journalism began when she was
10, but within two years time she
had covered two national political
conventions and had won the dis
tinction of being one of the first
women to win seat in the Senate
Press Gallery.
Always interested in national af-
fairs, she founded the Herald Trib-
une forum on current problems and
for some time conducted its affairs,
Her primary interest was writing.
however. and she was the first
woman to serve on the general news
staff of the New York Sun.
Edited Several Magazines.
Shifting her attention to the
magazine field she became editor
OF Woman's Magazine and was also
associate editor of Everybody's Mag
azine. Leaving those publica-
gram OF radium each for Mime
Curie, noted French scientist, and
Poland.
Gifted with dynamic PERSONAL
NY and seemingly inexhaustib]e en-
ergy, she found time to campaign
for humanitarian causes and took
Leading role In the drive for funds
30 buy milk for Belgian children af-
ter the World War. She also helped
raise money to rebuild two French
towns devastated by war and later
participated in drive to buy a
gram Of radium each for M. Curie
noted French scientist, and Poland,
Her efforts in the service of bat
tle-scarred Europe was rewarded
with four decorations from the
French Government, three from the
Belgians and one from Poland.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
Flour SACkING
10 for l.ls

Snow white sackings, free
from all printing - always
popular for kitchen towels.
Approximate size, 17x33
inches. Laundered, all ready
to use. Soft and absorbent.
Al All -Four Sears Stores
Evening star., 1943-09-03
AraIac CREPE
.l.7s yd.

800 spun rayon and 20%
aralac-a handsome, 54-inch
crepe that looks, feels, drapes
and tailors like wool! For
suits, dresses, etc. Dry clean
able. New Fall shades.
At Three Department Storss
Evening star., 1943-09-03
cREToNNEs
l.2e yd.

Superb quality -43 inches
wide - colorfast with not
more than 30 residual
shrinkage. Beautiful floral
or striped patterns for slip
covers, drapes, boudoir sets.
At Bladensburp and Wisconsin Stores
Evening star., 1943-09-03
AirfieId Commander
Is Killed in Crush
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
AJO, Ariz., Sept. 3.-Maj. George
L. Adams, 33, commanding officer of
the Ajo Army Air Field, and Capt.
G. G. Knight. Is, director of gun
merry, were killed yesterday in the
crash Of an advanced training plane
10 miles north of here.
The field, which serves as a gum
merry base for williams Field. large
twin-engine training school near
Phoenix, had been under Mai,
Adams guidance for about two
months.
Evening star., 1943-09-03
AraIac Flannel
l.7s yd,

Has the smart appearance
and texture Of a soft wool
f1annel-but it's $50 spun
rayon and 1870 aralac. New
est colors for Fall or Winter
garments. 81 inches wide.
At Three Department Stores
Evening star., 1943-09-03
81 D. {. SeIectees
Report Tomorrow

A total of ST District men will
report for active duty tomorrow.
Now on their post Induction fur
Tough, the selectees for the Army
total AZ, inducted August IA; for
the Navy. %, inducted August %.
and for the Marine Corps. three
lnducted August 81. The list fol-
lows:
Evening star., 1943-09-03
81 { ca.

Sears fully bleached Needle
thrift" cases-in standard
size 42x36 inches. Smooth,
soft muslin, with a mini
mum Of sizing. Finished with
neat, wide hens.
At Bladensbur1 and Wisconsin Stores
Evening star., 1943-09-03

Tollay. A. D.. ir.
ingram. Howard W
+ ~. James M.
l cri, Eugene r.
ccllctt, Ralph W.
lens. John P, ir.
Silvcrmap. S. G,
Keatins. Lloyd a.
Chry g kis. Ap1l1ony
Wr:Eh,, John H.
Fv, MS, 3. S.. j..
Robb. Frank w.
Brown. Austin q.
Bowma0. Maurice I
Lyon. RolSton
Elwan ger. r. j., jr
Joel, Lambert S.
Gladwin, Arnold l..
Gotkin, Jerry
Stanley, K. o.
HATFIELD, DOYLE z.
Gewnins, H. F.
Ahern, ?. L., ir.
Dillon, John F.
Sorrels. William P
Doty, Dwight D.
Tupper, Richard W
Roszak, Joseph r.
Hancock, H. Z.
Cervone. Anthony
Jones, William L.
johnson, Willie r
Mari
Thomas. Paul Z
Tharrinrton, e. 8.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

my.
Johnson, John H.
kushner. Meyer
Adams, John @.
Moore. Joseph
Damisno. Carmen r,
koidyk, Neil L.
Vance, Robert g.
] oVsren, c. L.
Averill. Charles C,
Kluttz. Ernest r.
Hofmann. John g.
Watterson, A. w,
Browning, John e.
Macchoine. Guy
Slocombe, W. e.
Hoffman, L. w.
McLaughlin, J. w.
Tsujimoto. G. M.
kennett, Brooks A.
ClIlnorn, David H.
Gordon, John D.
Ivy.
Ha yden, William T.
Grif1s, Bernard e,
Wahl, Lawrence z.
Hite. Robert H.
Lane, William L.
Seaton, Clifton G.,
Shubert, Boyd D.
Taylor, David M,
Cole, David NJ.
Bercovitz, Leon j.
Bartlett, Arthur l..
e Corps.
Anderson. Lee.
Evening star., 1943-09-03

Supple capeskin or crisp
faille in a truly stunning
assortment! Envelopes, top
handle bags or sophisticated
pullstring pouches. Black
and colors.
Al Three Department Stores
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
FashionabIes Fill Auditorium

AMONG OTHER fashionables glmpsed arriving in the
Dr. and Mrs. Fred r. Murphy and their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Edwin B. Caulkins and the Angus
the David Morengs and guests Mrs Arthur
Maxwell Parker Louis Ling Gordon Mendessohn and
box guests the George T. Hendres and Miss Sarah
Hendrie
Edward p. Hammond and Betty
Mrs John S. NeWberry and Mrs A. lngerson Lewis who
together. Mrs Jerome Remck Mrs j. Dwyer Kin
Mrs Cecil Hobbs. Frances Barbour. Nancy
Green.
J. Lee Barrett president of Detroit Opera Company,
Inc. Mrs Barrett and Mary Jane
Mrs. Archibald McAlpne and Mrs. Thomas Henry Smp-
arrived together Mr. and Mrs j. Bell Moran
The Stephen Stackpoes and the Willard Wocesters who
sitting together in box.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wendell Anderson Mrs. Phelps
Newberry Allan Sheldon. Mrs. Ralph Hartman
and her daughter Mrs William Dickerman Voge
Milwaukee. Mrs. William r. Barbour. Mrs. Alvan Ma
cauley and her grand daughter, tstele Macauley
Mrs. G. Allan McCag the Mckee Roblsons Mrs
Samuel &. Mumford Mrs Frank Coolidge Mrs VIM. j.
Young Mrs. John h. French. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Mills
Mrs G.. Ogden Ellis and Mrs. Henry p Williams Mr.
and Mrs Winfield Jewell Mrs. Lloyd Hughes and
Mary Leigh Hughes. Mrs julius Haass and Mrs Lloyd c.
Hooker together Mrs Francis Dryer and Mrs j.
Deane Rucker. Judge Mrs Dewitt Merriam. Dr.
Ralph Ainsworths and the Tom Archers who had
box together the Alfred J. Fishers. the Henry Reich
holds Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ruwe and Virginia Dewey.
Mr.. and Mrs Anthony Maiullo and the Benjamin Ad
dsons....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Ramona Has
War Bond Rally

A GIANT War Bond stage and
screen frolic has been scheduled
for the Ramona Theater. Gratiot
at Seven Mile. for Wednesday
night at 1870 sponsored by The
GratiOt Lions Club in behalf Of
the Third War Loan drive, and
with the Bowery stage show APP
pearng through the courtesy of
Frank Barbara. Admission 10 the
affair will be by war bond pur-
chase only and the presentation
will include the appearance. In
person oil Yvette, singing favorite
of L. S. forces, and survivor of the
Lisbon crash
In addition the screen viii fea-
tuie .MetTo-GoidWyn-M aNer The
Youngest Profession starring Viz
ginia Weidler, Edward Arnold.
Lana Turner. Greer Carson and
Walter Pidgeon Bonds being sold
for the show range from SIS TO
81 900. IL Is announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Miss Howe
Sets Weddinq
For Nov. 3

MISS VIRGINIA HOW
whose engagement 10 DR.. George
Henry Andres was announced
some time ago. has set her we'd
ding date for Nov. 6.
Miss Howe is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo j. Howe of
Edison avenue, and DR.. Andres
is the son of Mrs. Henry
Andres of Longfellow avenue,
and the late Mr.. Andres.
The nuptial mass will be cele-
brated in Visitation Church by
the RI. Rev. Msgr. John j Hunt.
assisted by the Rev. Fr. Leo
Andres. an uncle of the BRIDE
groom-elect.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Suppers Follow
Opera O peninq

SEVERAL DETROIT couples
gave supper parties at the DAG
last night after the opening Of
The La Scala opera series at
Masonic Temple. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore Kelly We're hosts TO Mr.
and Mis- Eugene y. FarkaS and
MI and Mrs William Hall.
Mr. and Mrs Harry a Nc
Donald and Nh and Mrs. j..
Henry Pichlcr also dined TO-
geiher after they attended the
presentation of Aida,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Box Committees Preference

MRS. FREDERICK SLOANE FORD and Mrs Frank
G0lde cochairmen of the box committee were among
the contingent favonng the short dress
Goldie's distinctive black model fashioned on
simple lines and unIeleved....
casually her shoulders
and a lavender orchid in her blond hair
Mrs. Ford black dress with jet sequins and
diamond clips silver fox cape
Mrs. Ford entertained in het box. her mother Mrs
Horace Caukins Mrs George Caulkns and Miss Sara
Burnham....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
70 Entertained
By Mrs. Helbiq

MRS. AUGUST HELBlG Of
Longfellow avenue was 10 be
hostess al q tea in her home
this afternoon for 20 members
Of the Tuesday Musicale. Mrs.
Helbig is chairman of the Look
Out Committee of the group.
The purpose of the meeting was
10 increase the membership.
Among those present were 20
be Mrs. Ned Chapman. preSi-
dent of the Tuesday Musicale;
Mrs. Mckee r son. Mrs.
Julian G.. WoIfner. Mrs. George
F. GoodSon and Mrs. Albert
O'Neal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Miss Patrick,
Cpl. FinIay
Married

THE NORTH Woodward Con-
gregational Church was the
scene Saturday night OF the
wedding of Katherine Anne Pat
rick and Cpl. Bliss Finlay. DR.
Charles Haven Meyers offciated
Mrs. Finlay is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G.. Pat
rick of Six Mile road, and the
bridegroom is the son of the r..
Rowland Finlays of Tuxedo ave-
nue..
The brides gown OF ivory
satin was fashioned with a Chan
tilly lace bodice. long full sleeves
and court train. Her face veil
and full length veil of bridal illu-
sion fell from a circlet of orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet
OF gardenias and stephanotlS,
conferred with a white orchid.
Sister Maid Of Honor
Miss Judy Patrick was her sis
ter's maid Of honor and Mrs.
James A. Welcomb was the
matron of honor. They wore
American beauty faille with in
sets of a deeper shade of vel
Veteen. The bridesmaids, Betty
Fisher and Mary Finlay. sister
of the bridegroom, wore French
blue faille with inSetS of a
deeper shade in Velveteen.
Harold Stolle Was the hest
man. Fred Fuller, Sgt. Robert
r.. Milligan Jr. and Coast Guard
man Robert Albrecht seated the
guests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Others Favorinq War Fashions

OTHER SMART women who followed the wartime fashion
included Mrs Fred NJ Iede black dress under silver
with flower her hair Missionaries A. Dean
Jr in black evening accented with blue with long
sleeves necklne Mrs George lackey IN
purple dress short sable jacket and hat in the chsia shades
Mrs AbIam Der lee who simple black crepe
under her sable jacket and tiny pink birds perched in
her blond Mrs. George Slocum mustard colored
dress Mrs Adoph Marschner in black
crepe dress, sable Jacket and little flower hat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
MANY Smart Women in War-Leneth

THE MOOT question whether to short or long
dresses according individual preference.
The majority of Mayfartes. apparently felt that 1t
weHld ae bea gaia occasion and would not be showing
proper respect for grand unless they wore the
long, formal evening gowns
of smartest women, however chose the short
wartime type of evening dress with sumpuous fur
wraps. .. and flowers in their hair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28

MARY JANE BATCHELOR.
daughter of the {. II. Batche-
Tors of Lowell drive, is leaving
today for New York City To
spend I've weeks with MIS-.
alexander Clark. q form r
Schoolmate al Garland School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28

A NATIONWIDE war stamp
campaign for the benefit Of the
National Catholic School OF
Social Service in Washington,
DC, will begin Friday and ex-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Sister Maid Of Honor
Wears Pink Gown

Mrs. Patrick chose pink
gown with a lace bodice and a
chiffon skirt and a fuchsia hat.
Mrs. Finlay wore an aqua silk
Jersey frock with a cocoa feath-
cred hat Both mothers wore
corsage bouquets Of purple or
ehidS.
A reception followed at the
Wardell Sheraton, after which
the bridal couple left for Chi
cago. For travelling, Mrs. Finlsv
chose a cocoa brown gabardine
suit with A brown top coat and
matching accessories.
Cpl. Finlay IS stationed at
Fl Custer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28

DETROITS RECEPTION Of the Philadelphia La Scala
Opera which last night opened weeks engagement
Temple Auditorium. with brilliant performance
Of Verbs Aida justified the faith of the promoters.
and euarantors
In the first place it "sel-out"
And 1T doubtful whether Martinele. Photo.
Castagna Louis Dangelo Stella Roman and
The artists have been enthusiastically
claimed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Bonds to Benefit Catholic School

tend through oct. IS Honorary
chairman of the drive in the
archdiocese OF Detroit is Mrs.
Walter . Briggs. who IS a
member of the board of trustees
of the school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
After-Opera Supper Parties

Following the performance number of supper parties
were given.
Dr.. and Mrs Mont Wickham entertained the George
Lackeys the Fred NJ Zeders. Charles Bachelors
Leroy Peed at the Detroit Athletic Club. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
HoIdens in New York

MR.. AND MRS. JAMES
HOLDEN of Detroit spent a
few days in New York City last
week. Mrs. Edwin Hurd and
Miss Jane Hurd were also there
for n brief StaV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Sisters Attendants

Miss Howe'S attendants will
be her sisters. Mrs. John Reilly
of Clearwater, Fla, and Mrs.
Charles Hengstebeck, the former
IS matron-of-hnnor and the lat
ter as bridesmaid.
Joseph Andres, a cousin of the
bridegroom, will be the best
man. and Leo Howe, brother of
the bride, will seat the guests.
The wedding breakfast and
reception will take place at The
BeachgroVe Golf and Country
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Enterfains al lea

Mrs. James j. Murphy enter
tanned Al tea and miscellaneous
shower in honor of the bride
elect Saturday in her home in
WeStchester road. Crosse Pointe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Morse
will entertain Saturday at a
large evening party IN their
home i'm honor Of Miss Howe and
Dr.. Andres.
Mrs. Leo Andres will fete
Miss Howe Al linen shower m
her home in Pennington drive,
Oct. u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10
THAT'S NOT FAIR!!"
One Word Led to Another
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-

Oh How Boer Hates TO Get i p in the Morning
want to say word for the army band It'S mostly
elbows and popeyes. But when it plays you up in the
morning is better than showerbath in adrenaln.
1t so my first time m the army. The lads were
pastered the cots like their parachutes hadn't
opened They saving through pine knots east to
west That's the hard way.
The first thing you learn about army morning is
it is still last night
Darker than mixed porter and stout Suddenly at
five fifteen there crash of cymbas and the explosion
of drums Fifty of sat up bed like were Stats in
big Venetian blind jerked by wire cable.
What's that music? It's tune written by
fellow named George NJ Conan It's called "Over There
A rookie starts singing it in somnoent bass voice
slightly widowed
You find yourself dressing in time to the detonations
of the brass Barack windows burst into flares
the battery The band keeps banging away at the
tune that will its composer the Congressional Medal
for inspiration and morale.
1t isn't good But it's loud The tempo is eight
bars to sock An extra chorus for your shoes your
shirt and your pants. You're dressed in military
manner to martial tune.
Off YOU go to the battery street to stand your first
reveie at twenty-five a cold Kentucky morning The
band is still banging away at Over There. And it is
still indoors. You have suspicion it is still in bed
"Over There" ends with crashing upbeat. A voice
yels Armstrong" and Armstrong holers Here if
he weren't certain. l mean he would either buy sell
"Baer the voice and pull my first gag Present
accounted for
It's good for "a hours in the guardhouse spent it
digging cellars for telephone booths. Without musical
accompaniment But I'm in the army and I'm accounted
for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

future handling. However, You
could start on the second time
out. For instance, II the girl
starts 10 make her face up at
the table, just reach over and
take the implements from her,
also her hand bag. Put the
makeup kit in the handbag and
say:
Don't do that. don't like it,"
Space does not permit further
discussion Of your interesting
point. But this. according TO our
horses and women experts, Is
the general idea.
GIVE WERE going To write
w 10 ask you to suggest a
name for the baby" writes a
young matron of Detroit, but
finally we decided on Jeffrey
Michael. Our surnam ~
williams. What do you think
of the name ?" II is practically
perfect. Sounds fine. Consider
how il will look in the future
according 10 what profession
the lad takes up. DR.. Jeffrey
Michael Williams. Capt. Jeffrey
Michael Williams. Prof. Jeffrey
Michael Williams. / am glad
yoH didn't ask me. couldn't
have done nearly as well.
NOT many people have named
~ their female children Bird
get in the past 20 years but
Gloria Swanson did. Gloria
named one of her children
Michela Bridget. The father of
this child was Michael Farmer.
How are you on film history?
All right. How many times has
Gloria Swanson been married,
10 whom and in what order?
A trainer in Maryland doped
a horse. And so what? He
was suspended for two years.
He should have been tossed into
Jail and expelled from racing
for life. II is a criminal offense
to dope a horse in most states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

had come TO throw down a chal-
lenge TO the left wing. They
agreed to let Guffey have it
but the main target was not
Pennsylvania Joe. The target
was higher than that.
What is beginning here in
Washington and in the country
in effect is struggle for the
future control of the Demo-
cratic party.
Most conservative Democrats
with whom this writer has
talked since the November cleo
tons are of the opinion that Mr..
Roosevelt, as of today, cannot
be elected on a fourth-term
platform.
MANY of them believe that
A'A if convinced he would be
defeated, the President will not
risk the destruction of his
reputation by becoming a candi-
date for the fourth term.
The Democrats are certain TO
lose control of the House OF
Representatives next year. That
is generally conceded.
Many of them are now fear
full also of losing the Senate.
With Roosevelt defeated, or de-
clining 10 run for a fourth term,
a struggle certainly would fol-
low between the old line con-
sentative Democrats, mostly
from the South, and the left
wing Of the New Deal, for con-
troll of the party name and the
party organization.
Senator Bailey pulled his
punches in his speech on Thurs
day when he described the rest
lessness now prevalent in the
South.
WHAT has happened is that
w the South belatedly is
awakening to the fact that the
left-wing New Deal, with its
Go auxiliary which is trying to
unionize certain classes of labor
in the South, stands for policies
which are regarded in the
South as dangerous to that Sec
ton.
On the morning after Sena-
tor Bailey had delivered his
speech threatening a third
party of conservative Demo-
Gratis in 1914, a conservative
Democratic member of the
House walked over to the Sem
ate and said to the North Caro-
linian:
'We read your speech In the
Congressional Record this morn
ing with interest. 1t Is time
somebody said what you have
said. can tell you that 100
Democratic members of the
House heartily endorse every
word you uttered"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

THE attack made by Senator
4 Joe Guffey of Pennsylvania.
ardent fourth-terner that he is,
on southern senators who had
voted against the unconstitu-
tional Lucas-Green soldier vote
bill, was eagerly welcomed.
Not in itself very serious
attack, as political attacks go. it
might well have been over
looked.
But it presented an oppor-
tunity that long had been
awaited. Senator Harry F. Byrd
of Virginia and Senator Bailey
discussed the incident in the
morning before the Senate con-
vened.
10Th seasoned political lead
- ers, they appreciated the
immense advantage of good
timing. They believed the time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-10

Dear God. match over her for
me,
That she may safely guarded bg,
Help her each lonely hour 10
bear,
AZ ! Mould, Lord, II / lCere there.
Sweet, faithtul girl that traits
for me.
Beyond q Uide and spacious sea,
Be Dtercifui, oh, God! I pray
T. care Of her While I'm
array.
Pvt Newton Kefauru Jr.
CA Soldiers Prayer.
A NJ INFORMED Mrs. Rose
"a Grodsky Of Cincinnati, O.,
gave birth to IA sons; 10 of
whom are living That's an UNI
usual all boy family However,
the record all boy family still
remains that of Mrs. Francis
Evans Dyke of Chicago. Mrs.
Dyke, by her first husband, the
late Joseph Evans, a World War
j veteran, gave birth TO II sons,
all Of whom are in the armed
forces.
BY her second husband, Mrs.
Evans has had four sons. SO
far in her matrimonial career,
which began at the age of j,
Mrs. Evans, now AZ, has never
had daughter. But she still
has hopes in that direction.
GMAYBE ! am dumb" writes
WI a BoStonian, but why is
II against the law to sell liquor
To Indians" This law is based
on the belief that the Indians
can't handle strong drink. I'll
bet most Indians could handle
ii a lot better than some Of the
men you see around hotels dur
ing conventions.
AS / have stated there is only
one natural red-haired actress
in Hollywood. People keep ask
ing me who IL is. Maybe 1
shouldn't have mentioned it. II
/ should state who the one nat