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Evening star., 1943-06-27
FINE DESKS AND
SECRETARIES

SI45.0O important Sotiwood drow-
front cobinet cornode desk. Beouti-
fully decorated front, distressed finish.
Deep bottle comportment-7 drawers,
rich, deep Colonial red finsh---S5e.50
$500 mahogany Credenzo with desk
compartment. Three deep drowers with
decorative English hardware. Two
carved mahogany sheII-top book COM
portments. 81 inches vide $3.50
S2l3OO English ChippendoIe desk and
curio cabinet Desk compartment hos
5 drawers. Glass inoIosed top with
handsomely carved pIotform and pedi-
ment. A museum piece in antique fin
lsn
S237O massive solid mahogany breok-
front with 3l-inch desk compartment.
Four gloss doors with heavy grille 81
inches wide; 80 inches hieh---Sl95.W
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Trinidad Area 0CD Units
To Stage Incident Drill

The four emergency food and
housing billet posts of the Trinidad
area will stage an incident drill be-
tween 9 and 10 pm. tomorrow. it
was announced yesterday by Fred
Randall, area deputy warden.
Mark Kobik, in charge of the drill.
said flares would be used to simu-
late bombs and that the entire food
and housing unit personnel would
be called into action to register and
care for persons who have been
bombed out"
The Auxiliary Rescue Service will
stage get-together at the Elks Club.
9l9 H street NV, at pm. Tues
day, in place of the regular meet
ing, it was announced by George L.
Strong, chief of the service.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
Dr.. J. B. Scott Dies;
Former Secretary Of
Carnegie Endowment
international Law Expert
To Be Buried Tomorrow
In Arlington Cemetery

DR.. James Brown Scott, n, in
ternationally known lawyer and
former secretary of the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace,
who died Friday at his home near
Annapolis after long illness, will
be buried tomorrow in Arlington
National Cemetery following serv-
ices at 2:45 pm. at tn Fort Meyer
chapel,
Honorary pallbearers will be DR..
Nicholas Murray Butler, president
of the Carnegie Endowment; Fred
erick A. Delano, a trustee of the
organization; Capt. Colon Eloy Al
faro, Ambassador from Ecuador; DR..
Ricardo J. Alfaro, former President
Of Panama; Maj. Gen. Allen w.
Gullion, provost marshal general of
the Army, and DR.. Leo S. Rowe,
director general of the Pan-Amer-
ican Union.
DR.. Scott formerly was State De-
Evening star., 1943-06-27

S4450 smortk styled ChippendoIe
chair back beds-cut from fine old solid
Honduras mahogany Twin size-four
Sl25D magnificent ChippendoIe beds
with beautifully groined panels. Sharp,
cleor-cut coved feet and rails. Shaped
head and loW-ponel foot. Only two
available -----------$5e.50
$3.50 nine -drower hiohboy Of fine solid
mahogany. Pierced English hordwore,
fluted posts and delete mouldinos,.
$3.50
$500 fine English 6-drower dresser
and gloss Rich mahogany in hand
padded finish. Bow front with columns
surmounted BY feather carving $3.50
$500 three piece bedroom group in
butt stock wolnut. Bow-front drawers
and reeded motif, beautifully relieved
by morquety poneIs. Dresser with
mirror, five-drower chest and sinole or
double bed bed---------------$l37.W
Evening star., 1943-06-27
BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM FURNITURE

$4,000 English Colonial bedroom suite
with beautiful crotch mahogany front,
deicoteIy nIod dresser. lnIoid mirror
with painted ponef three-drower COM
mode night table, solid mahogany
poster bed with canopy. Five pieces,
slo5.N
$500 solid cherry bedroom suite, 5
pieces Spiral corved posts-tremen-
dous drawers. 7-drower vonity with ot-
toched mirror, huge chest, Pembroke
night tobfe with two drawers, roil-bock
bench, choice of spiroI turned post or
Jenny Lind double beds------S2l9.W
S4e5OO beoutifuI mahogany bedroom
suite Of pieces. Bow front chest and
dresser, serpentlne voniy. Flush tops
ond deiicotey coved rope moulding
edge. Morquetry inloy ponel on top
drowers Dresser, chest, vonib, night
toble, bench and twin beds----$395.W
Evening star., 1943-06-27

$500 Unusual high-bock chair with
snort, full wings ond gracefully shaped
cut-bock arms. Wolnut frame, up-
hoIstered in hond-coIored brocoteIIe
with boucIe trim. Hair ond small
figured topesty ------S69 so
$1,000 fine English occasional chair
solid mahogany with eIoboroteIy coNed
legs and arms. Upholstered in i'm
ported wool topesty. Comfortable
spring scot ---------------$69.50
Sl495 so Luxuriousk deep cushion SOTO
Tuxedo style. Soft, resilient springs
throughout Upholstered in seIf-striped
sotn topestY 90
$500 beautifully styled Lawson SOTO.
Two-piece sprino-fIled divided back.
Spring hor-filled scot cushions-lux-
urIously comfortable. Beige, two- tone
brocoteIIe upholstery trimmed with
cocoa edeing and frineed to floor,
sl5s.5o
$500 soft, Iounqy English Lawson
sofo. Three deep, down-flIed cushions,
three-piece divided book. Completely
spring filled and upholstered in blue and
burgundy striped domosk topesty,
$1,000
$1,000 very deep cushion scot Lawson
SOTO, Luxuriousy comfortable spring
cushions. Deep, full base extending to
floor. Upholstered in beautifully cut
pile frieze --------------Sl79.W
$4,000 English lounge sofo, fouItIessIy
tailored and superbIy upholstered in
English verdure tapestry Deep, hond-
tufted back and friezed to floor. Soft
spring cushions -------Sl95.O0
Evening star., 1943-06-27

Mary Scott, physician, of skanea-
teles, N. Y, and Miss Margaret Scott
Of the University OF Illinois faculty.
His wife died In 1893.
Evening star., 1943-06-27
2Ae kz4Z 19e@E Mayer Co. will complete the disposal Of
the $4,000 stock Custom Furniture from Wasde Shop Bethesda

THREE FLOORS OF COLLECTORS PIECES AND
FINEST PRE-WAR UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE NOW
ON SALE AT MAYER & CO., 9TH Between D & {
This entire stock purchased
moved downtown
comfortably and esure 1t Custom Upho.
stored Furniture of finest hair
Sheraton Chppendae and Heppee occasional tables and
DESKS hand carved solid mahogany
Colonial hboys mahogany chests of
mirrors alool twisted
of other supplemented by choice regular
Evening star., 1943-06-27
.N49hhmceubie @11>r,t1vte
LUXURIOUS SOFAS AND CHAIRS

S3975 oroceful chonneI-bock individual
chairs with wood frome and tailored
button scot. Wide and comfortable.
Upholstered in soft tone green top
esty 1925
$50 50 beautifully upholstered fon-bock
chairs of elegant design. Finest hair
filling over soft spring scot. Solid mo-
hoeony fromes. Upholstered in decor
otor dorosks -----------S45. 90
Shortly designed hioh-bock wing chair,
upholstered in quilted chintz with bold
flowers knife-edoe cushion. Beouti-
fully trimmed with boucIe edene S45.W
$3.50 solid mahogany frame, occo-
sionoI chair Spring. scot Up
holstered in English brocoded top
esty ---------S49.50
$3.50 English garden print upholstered
fon-bock choir-beoutifuIy toIored.
Curled hoir filled, button tufted spring
scot, solid mahogany frome----S4s.50
$3.50 beautifully coNed occasional
choir in solid mohooony Deep, soft
spring scot and high bock. Upholstered
in fine blue brocotelle------$55.W
SlN50 big, deep-seot, lubbock wing
choir in fine quoIity topestY. ExpertIy
tailored and with fine horsehoir double
stuffed construction. From our Stickley
Cherry Volley coIIection-------S59.O0
$3.50 English Lawson love scot with
tufted book and scot. 0rocefuI shaped
front and deep cushions. Upholstered
in English oorden prints with motchino
volonces es------------------S5e.50
Evening star., 1943-06-27

The sooner you get that War Saw
ings Stamp In your book the sooner
YOU will get victory In the bag.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
Auto Traffic
Off By Half
In the Sir Waller Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
BY LYNN SISBF'.

Raleigh. oct 10 Traffic on rural
highways III both the eastern ana
western GASOLINE r.ltIunrd areas has
INT a. nrW low from pre-. war normal.
according I" --latest rcpuri> ui the
rubliC roads administration. Traffic
IN the EASTERN scabulId states has
made tn" greatest percentage de-
crease since the war began. with
JUly. 1913. traffic only Il little more
ihan 0nc-third of the July. l94i.
.olumc
The Julv reductions Of 62 percent
ia the east ard Is percent in the west
arc more than half again as great
~ the July. 1912. declines of Al and
&c percent from the 1911 totals for
the month.
Reduction in traffic has been in
Crcasingly greater III each area each
month since April. the report shows.
For the east they are April 80 per-
cent. May So. June 81. July G2: FOR
,nC wcs,: April - percent. May 30.
June -. July IS
on u nationwide basis July. 1913.
traffic was - percent less than for
July. 1911. Daily traffic figures ut-
on which the comparative report is
tascd we're obtained from 572 auto
matte traffic recorders located on
state and local highways in 43 states
Registration Of passenger cars is
also expected TO Oe down in 1913 as
compared with recent years. Present
estimates are that registration will
fall below that Of 1889. Main factor
in bringing about these declines is
said to be The situation with respect
TO tires. Despite progress of the syn
thctic rubber program. there are not
many tires available for ordinary
,Js senior car uSc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

double. Eut South apparently did
no such figuring.
After East took the diamond =
lead with the * and returned a dia-
mond To make South ruff. the de-
Clarcr scored the spade y and X.
ami was chagrined to note that
West did not follow suit a second
time This left East with the
spade ] and IN. sure to produce
trick. since South held over them
only the Or South now could
r"t avoid losing a trick i'll clubs
and one To tn" hear; 10. and so
was set
After rutTnC the second d!a-
mond. South. after E.ast'S double.
should have gone To the dummy In
iincSsc the spade q. Doing this
would have prevented any spade
losers at all and would have made
the contract sure if South played
East for the heart q even If il
had been adequately guarded
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
Specialties
Top Stocks

New York. Oct. l9.-tAP)-Spc-
C.alr,c~ again cnJoycd the main at
'Cu'inr %: stock n.aI ke; buyers today
'-omin, 1T al ne" 1913 highs We're
Aimed Mills and American Di>t!l!iug
!. / GO: revived. Improvement MAS
recorded TO-. Southern Railway. L. s,
Steel. Bethlehem. ChrySlc.. Scar
Rucbuck. W0"Ivorth. Philip Morris
and Standard OIL. Bonds Stcadicd
Cunn.udIlIcs dipped.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

Hardy SAID 2.5ia paper.
replied yes and !55 sad NO.
Hardy said Inc NEA represented
some 5000 newspapers. principally
"cCKl.rs and ScuI.-wcckliCS. bat H.
Guiding -omc Ga'l.cS. Forty stale
press associations also have endorsed
the BGnkhcud bill. he asserted
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
AT Moscow
Hull. Eden Begin Meet
tC"n'.uucd from 7"gc Onc)

Continued from 7"gc Onc)
Communist party organ Pravda do
Cl.lcd las wcc. that the Rus .anS
intend - u.c the meeting to broach
the issue al a SECOND front" by
winch they mean the opening al an
Allied "iiUnSiV" acres, the English
ch;innCl and me North Sea. an OPP.
r"Iti"m W"Iru :h"y haze repeatedly
r'.""o t'rr western Allie. {" ~
de- i.ikr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
Russia To Furnish
More Supplies + or
Allies IN Future

Washington. 0;l. I9.--iATp-
Soviet Russia - gnin. 1" do in"Tr
for her western allies urG""
new lcnd-lcL~C L:rcr.nCui .i.rcG
in London tuiLN. Stale u, r.
mrnt ,GurCr> ~Lii.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
TOmOrrOw's Problem

dealer East. Both Sides wi.
nerable.)
What is the truly expert ILi
for West to make after South bids
l-Heart to overcall East's opening
l-Club on this deal?
4-Spadcs al Tables ! ami .. North
decided il probably Was because
of II holding with which South
hoped 10 beat tn" contract Any
way. North was mono zoo strong
i'll his idea TO try the 5-lIrartI
which could be made. so at both
those tables East and West got
away with a spade game. losing
only one trick III hearts and two
in diamonds Two high spades
marked the iincssc against the J.
Notice how. at table .. North.
by jumping to 4-Hearts. scared
East out OF showing his spades at
such a level. also against trying
5-Clribs. But. more important.
note the way that West fore.
stalled this tactic at Table 3. Hav-
ing such fine fitting cards for
clubs. lie could safely stick in
1-Spade. Then. though North
jumped to 4-Hearts. East was
able to bid 4-Spades without a
qualm, knowing the suit was =
sound bid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19


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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

NEXT--Ncxt out-of- state speak
ing engagement for Governor Brough
ton is the opening address before the
South Carolina Conference Of So
cial Work AT Columbia on Novcm-
Der 3. The South Carolinians have
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter HOtel-Raleigh

CALLED OFF-No~'n Casu.In.anS
and Sour. CarunnMn. may never
know which 10. their rr.uvcti., GOV
crnur, can pix ,r,. most cotton 81
a riy,u tine The -Ggg, .'rd ruiIto-,
has been called 81, VIE. J., became
appsrcn, that farm machinery auu
fertilizer c8napu.-. ought - capI-
talIze The event ia,. commercial. pub
betty, the governors. agrccd Il would
be q tad idea III lac. Governor
B-oushrgn never Gid think much II
il. a!;nougH r., uId nave ms picture
made picking cotton on Statc-oWt:-
-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of PIC
lures. Governor Broughton brought
barL q: ~ .,,,ir.ri,. Of his recent ,.isit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

What in the world could East
have for his double? Outside of
the diamond suit. the only side
cards OF value would be the club
* and the heart Q. Surely the
double could not have been based
On those alone Hence East must
have expected To take trick at
least III trumpS. against the show
INF OF such a terrific suit. even if
he vas making n bad and unsound
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

!TIeIE "VuETT lHITeU I'd tOUDTe INC sIdeSE
Distributed by King Features Syndicate. nAs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-19

w-.,,cr t.' = North Carolina State
Hog md copies vt the Si.'c ,"uI to
Use uI that occasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Blaga, ALL Orchard avenue. Dear
born, at Fort Custer. To ser
geants: David j. Orrell. 1880
Grand avenue, Detroit; Robert s.
Davis, Pontiac. and James +.
O'Donaghue, Grand Rapids, al
Fort Custer; Kenneth kavanaugh,
1870 MarlOWc avenue. at Dugway
Proving Grounds, Utah.
To corporalS Stanley PaletlIo,
1852 Florida avenue: John VI
lagerlener, 1900 Fernwood ave-
nue.; Frank Madison, 452S Vine
wood avenue; Leo v. Kizinski,
Kalamazoo Milton T.. Brown,
Battle Creek, and William j.
Cobb. Chelsea, at Fort Custer. To
tcchnician, fifth grade: Frederick
W. Schulcr. 10311 Curtis avenue,
and Kendall III. Martin, Otisville
at Fort Custer; Pfc. Henry J.
Felix. 1888 TroWbridpe avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
I,IlaII-

Welland avenue; Chester IL. Ro-
gowsli, 1929 Grant avenue; Bob
q. Rogers, 9l5 Lothrop avenue;
stephen =. karposld. 4459 Parkin-
son avenue; William l.. Stewart.
1896 Secoata avenue; bert
ste wart. 1884 Braile avenue;
Robert IL. Lambie. 1886 Freeland
avenue: ATchille /. Marentette DR.,
5l21 West Chicago boulevard.
Electricians mates. George i.
Babbage. 1915 National avenue;
George \. Roach, 4097 Thirty-frst
street. Arthur L. Dist, 1881 Prai-
ric avenue.
Gunner's mates. Edward II.
Furneis, 1881 Fairport John NJ.
Lenard. 5027 SobieSki street.
Edward =. Bushy, Hurlbert, n
second class seaman. now is in
training at the naval submarine
chaser training center In Miami.
Fla He was a baseball and bas-
ketball player while attending
Hurlbert High School.
Pfc. George w. Danziger, 4i70-
Helen avenue, who Is stationed at.
Morris Field n. C., recently was
married 10 Margery MCGEE Of De-
troit in ST Marks Lu lutheran
Church at Charlotte, y. c. Private
Danziger IS assigned 10 the obSer-
walton group.
Alfred VI. Adler. 1886 Foley
avenue, has completed his officers
course at Fort Benning, Ga. and
now is a second lieutenant in the
infantry. He is a Mackenzie High
School graduate.
\ Howard VI. Jenkins Jr.. 2l5 East
Nevada avenue, is receiving bonn
barber instruction al the army.air
forces advanced flying school att
Carlsbad, ~. NJ.
Two Of the first members OF the
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps to-
wear the single silver bar are
Pauline u. Muller, 1923 Men
dota avenue. and Marion q. Owen,
3i21 Chicago boulevard. who have
been promoted 10 second officers. |
a grade corresponding to second
lieutenant in the regular army.
\ Charles G.. Lamberson, 101 West
Garfield avenue, has completed his
cavalry officer training at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

den City. have been graduated
from the Camp Davis, n. G.. Off
GERS school and now are second
lleutenants.
Pfc. William Cummings, $3.50
East Vernon highway, who had his
early training in Wyoming and
Indiana camps, now is stationed
IN a machine gun battalion at
Fort Ord, Cal.
1t. Eleanor Stanfeld. who left
Detroit last March 10 Join an army
nurse unit. now is stationed in
North Africa. She formerly was
a public health nurse. ny
Aviation Cadet John X. Brin-
gardner, 1920 Meyers road, now
lis stationed at the Maria twin
engine Mot training school in
Texas.
Oscar Albritton. motor machin-
ests mate. second class, has re-
ported 10 the diesel naval train
ing school AT Cleveland. His home
is at 796 West Grand boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Hamtramck, at Hill Field, Utah.
To privates, first class: PVts.
Leonard r. OtlewsI<i, 1908 Viii
liams avenue. and BenedettO Sa-
puto, 4447 Field avenue, at Okla
homa City Air Depot, Okla.
Eighty-siX coast guard reserves
from Michigan, Wisconsin and
Illinois now are in training at Gull
Lake Camp including Mayor Leo
j. Premen of Fond-du-Lak, Wis,
Alfred q. PeliINan. Milwaukee
school director, and Harry u.
Macklin, New London, Wis. POI
lice chief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Joseph A. Oscbaba, 17l43 Caldwell
avenue; Robert &. Evans, 1877
West Grand Boulevard John =.
Fons, 603 Grove street. Clawson;
Benjamin ii. Lyons, Marine City;
James 4. Bates, NoVi: William Il.
Roof, St Johns; Robert {. COtcs,
Oak Grove, John \. McC loud.
kalamazoo, Erwin g. IIuggett,
Battle Creek, and Leroy j. Petit
prem, AnChorvlle. They all now
rank as gunner SergeantS and have
their silver wings.
Navy cnlistments Of 17-year-
olds during December totalcd 4l6
and on the first enlistment day of
1913, 25 more were added 10 the
list. Since December -, only APP
plicants II years or between 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

tiers. Tex, include Harold r. Haas,
l4l55 Forrer avenue: Charles l..
krOln. 1858 Springfield avenue;
Fred 4. CaudIe, 1863 Piquette ave-
nue., and Bolc>law X. ELyk Jrn
1881 Wallace avenue.
James \. Hargreaves. pilot in
the Royal Air Force. was killed in
action while leading an air raid
on Berlin recently.
Eighteen Detroiters were gradu-
atcd from the naval training sta
ton at Great Lakes and now are
awaiting assignment for active
duty as follows:
MaChiniSt's mates: Charles Nc
Phait 1870 Inverness avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Ere d g rick j.
W e b b, 3 ; Z Z
Second b on L.
ward: James j.
y a r X "A :. 1863
Ogden avenue;
John q. Feir-
stein, 1916 IL
libridge a We
nue.; Elm o 4.
Pitkanen, &49
Winthrop ave
nue. Thomas L..
PierSon, 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Ilupp Cross
road, Birming-
ham at Camp
Lee, Va. To
technical SER
geant: Fred q.
Lawrence, 6143
Baldwin avenue,
at Fort Custer.
To staff SER
geants; Peter
ii. Paw eg 10,
Raw Civ. Titus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

five Detroiters
and eight other
] a q s fro m
Mi C h ig an as
follows
j a m e y *.
ii az I, 2 6 / 9
Gladwin a V g.
nue.; Lawrence
w. : c h AT n er,
4243 Buchanan
street; Paul j.
y o "A c X, 1861
Young avenue:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Your home appliances
are vital to you-in
helping you keep your
home running smoothly
and well. Therefore,
they're important to
the nation, too-so give
them all the care you
can. Washing machines.
refrigerators, vacuum
cleaners, and other APP
planes may be in
ercaslngly hard to Sc
cure. If you wish to
have suggestions for
caring for your equip
ment, Hudson's Home
Advisory Bureau on
our tenth floor will h
glad to help.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
) DetrOilerS Graduated
AS Air SIl:srpSIlOOieH.S

and so have been accepted by the
navy. "
There still is a tine opportun-
lily for the younger men To get
their pick of the navy services
and for the 80 10 50-year-old
group To become navy spe-
cialists," 1t. Com. Byron r..
Fletcher said.
Promotions-To first lieutenant
Sec. 1t. John VI. Altman. 6ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07
Qualify as Members
OF Combat Crews
on Flying Fortresses

Harrington army gunnery school
has turned out another large class
of sharpshooting aerial gunners
who soon will take their places on
The worlds battlefronts as mem
hers of Flying Fortress combat
crews. Included in the list are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Harpo Marx,
one OF the ia
m o US M X
b r o I h ers. is
coming TO Fort
Custer Wednes-
day and Thurs
day with his
c a m p S n o w,
Loop the Loop
New arrivals
at Camp VOL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

Fort r i | Q V.
Kan, sc h 90 |
and now are
second heuten-
ants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-07

James ID. Be-
more. 1881 Sixth
street, W'yan-
d o te. a n d
Frank VI. Fur
bacher, 25SS2
low rnnG In
Evening star., 1943-09-26

This cute. fuzzy little
fellow is q cootimundi-
and he doesn't seem to
appreciate either being
held by Ann Trineho or
having his picture token
in the owkword moment.
But he's only 3 months
old. He'll grow up TO be
as big os O rooooon. Of
which he is q distont
Southern American relo-
tive. He's q resident of
the Los Angeles Zoo.
A. P. and Wide World Photos
Evening star., 1943-09-26

Irene Monnine, stor
OF opero ond screen,
poses for the foshion-
minded in O fetching
outumn costume thot
makes O picture for all
eyes. The knitte d
sweoterlike jocket Of
worm beige color but
tons down the front
and hos q contrasting
applique Of flowers on
either poneI. The
slocks ore Of beige
flonneI.
Evening star., 1943-09-26
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The Apache sentinel., 1943-11-05

Be dropping the folks a line from
Florida where I viii e.piayi1ag dead.