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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16


upon one another, unwind.
interknit, embrace, act. That
line bites. that line binds and
grips that line attraetS-tAai
line subdueS.
ideas are like gearing You
feel yourself drawn by the book
II will not LET 20 of Xnu-nntil
IT has given n certain shape to
your mnid. Sometimes readers
come from the perusal of
hook completely transformed.
Homer and the Bible work
these miracles. The prnudest
spirits, the finest. the most deli
cate. the simplest. the greatest
yield Ia this charm"
Kenny Is a Radio Editor
H4- eetng -te-taite flying
leap from Victor Hugo on the
magic of books 10 Uncle Nick.
Kenny Uncle Nick" might be
called The Victor Hugo Of light
verse
Nick Kenny is tho radio
editor Of the New York Daily
Mirror When he's not editing
the days program hes tossing
of hight sentimental verse
Personally I've always been
cnvious Of these fellows who
could make everything rhyme
as easily As that Il snap my
fingers
In Day Unto Day Fred
enck Eel. $50 Fourth avenue.
New York Cityl Kenny has put
his best rhyming twirlS. Here
are sailor poems tNick ran
away 10 Join the navy al 49,
human interest poems. per:
Sonality poems and Uncle
Nick Scrapbook. erein
you'll read such wisdom as l
have learned to seek my happi-
ness by limiting my desires
rather than IN attempting 10
satisfy them there's whole
b0Okiul Of sound stun IN that j..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
First 20 Years OF His Life

In Persons and Places The
Background Of Ny Life Serb
nersl Prof San1ayara $50 much
beloved by ms pupils AZ Har-
wand mas written about tho
FIRST DO years Of ms life and h'e
famIA How 'ho publishers
got 'h,- manuscript ol' 81 Mus
-ol.u Italy Ieuan, as great
"a mystery 10 ~ ,dcr> as some
~ ~ mysteries OF th> mons
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san taN-a-r-a- E!ac->Sp> ~ E~
philosophical books
. Truth go tell. Persons and
Places D., dun matter J hope
tor more exciting adventures I'M
future volumes those adNen-
lures ~ ms IN spirit and sense
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

heard from her boy for oyer a
year and a half
After obtaining "a picture Of
her son from Mrs. Young. Bel.
Show returned 10 headquarters
and there prepared a clrcuiar/0n
The missing Al Young which ne
broadcast through the nation
Then he decided IL was time 10
pay a visit 10 the wife OF Daniel
McNiChul.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Gets Thrill Out OF Work

IIura "A man who love, r>'
work loves athc sea loves the
land and likes Harty Iir~hheId
and Ma lot BoWc>, rs who dos s.
DAY Onto Bay Is 2 refrc~h-
ing tome N Is naughty world
All the BOYS an service Should
have TINS book by one of Tho
Hearst news papers laughing
bardS a bard who can do
Teat weep too.
The common opinion is that
philosophers - and scholars in
general lead dtilI Iive- From
an external point Of Wow a
great many of them do But IN
their wcnta. and Their emotional
'e trcrc IS nothing 10 be found
gn earth more exciting mon
evolutionary more tughtfli
moro HUMOROUS by turns.
Titanic contradictory idea
ose-a-e IN dIc.S 20 thc death
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Inquiry Dropped Quickly

NO' ~ OSO TS'SNf
According 20 The record tn,
missing War wife bad t,onmrd
me police two days later THAT
she had heard Of her husband
through 4 friend and therefore
tho inquiry was dropped
Boi>haw checked on Mrs ~,
- chol and learned she was moss
ne WITH .ci is-uonth-oa
mid u fhc homo 0f her Uo'tr
IL a4-.l4s=t-t4 il.-i i.--.. .+i=-f--s.- F.
lacf Nh. NcNlgho. had called
OFT 'hc search for her husband
+-r..-sr-- --a-. r5T btlt seen ..f
more than is months
prnk ~ headquarters Capt
BcI haW received Is rcpof, iryr
thc police laboratory It
iasHr~ label found o. the 'rr-
showed the name Llp-tH'l
Is Daniel NcNichol one OF
Your customers %" asked Bc
,t3~>
"NhS,~ YES" answered ri.
'ulo, promptly AT least hr
Was But hc~~ha>u' b"cn IN
nov for months
Did you ever make~s blue
serge suit Of this material for
Mr. McNichols"
Nf Lip>cnlz ~ <cd lp h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Cant Remember Name

BeW ldcrcd and hcartSiCk.
Mrs McNichol finally acQu-
csccd she packed the suitcase
3S directed She never heard
from her husband. or Of MN
since that DAY
What il the name OF this
friend. Mrs. Mc<ichol ." Bel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
EATING FOR POWERFUL HEALTH
I'LL HELP MAKE YOU FEEL BETTER-LOOK BETTER
GIVE YOU EXTRA ENERGY

Forgot am old food bo-ies your
was TO eNa health Yrt yIdy Vim and '.rd By following the
ID which
fundamental ' discovered ny Rernarr Nacaddeu these
NJ
4--7r os Won no" 20 DO away with Worries aboul
tcartl'or urtty Her" book Who 10
Keep physically m a a uelor who worried about meat
tatuuing-for who who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

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Ill -+-&--4 ---.---as - -4--vr-7 r-TrT
nu tvq0nlr a. sastrr rlfa-
trg spS~tal moe .r1lorssr-
c'rci 00rs.,tf shonit gre
sucs rrltsl A'lcr gstores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
Kidnapping Tip
W Wins Award
International Photo

The first prrzo Of SIS for the
best news up of the week has
been awarded by the Times TO a
woman reader who was first 10
call with information on the dis
appearance Of 4-month-old Robert
James King, believed kidnapped by
hlS nurScmaid
The second award Of $40 goes
20 the reader who called regard
ing the arrest of a father for
beating severely his 5-year-old
chld.
The third prize Of s. was won
with up on the meter reader
who startled hundreds Of persons
by taking a stroll along the ledge
on The Top of the David Whitney
Building
Ten others VIII receive 81 each
in war stamps for tips Of interest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
KiWaniS 10 Paw
Tribute 10 Times

a tribute TO The Detroit Times
tor splendid contribution 10 the
war effort IN a persistent and
Gallant Tight TO preserve the free
31uf ot the American press viii
be paid by i<WanIS International
4-l-l.------44-l- +-4- l4-l444}4t- Ne
kIvanis Club m the Hotel Statier,
next tuesday noon
A certificate Will be presented
lo ,ha Times by thp international.
The club has set Tuesday, as
Yost Day for "A special tribute
10 Fielding ii. Yost, MIchlgan'S
great football coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
COMMUNICATES
By Bob Hope
TmesPhoto

ONE gang al a little island in the south
" Pacific has a png-pons table but no
png-p0ng balls They're getting tired OF
using coconuts. and besides they can put
any English on the ball.
one soldier down there told me what
no wanted for Christmas and said II
necessary he'd take Harry James but l cant
mail him Betty Cradle Can YOU imagine
any mailman cancelling q date on her.
But no matter what presents The WAGs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07

Order lGc United states War
Savings Stamps from your De
troit Times carrier. Hell de-
liver them 90 Your home.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-08

tertja je pohitel kdo mimo ME
ga, vstopil je skozi ena vrata
in odsel skozi druga, Sc predno
81 ga je utegnil ogledati.
Sedaj so bill to mladi, eisto
mladi ljudje, ysi v nagllci, z IL
stom, papirja roki, XII je pla-
hutal v vetru, nastalem cd njih
teka; sedaj stavci, XII Jim je gle
dal izpod platnenih, cd crnila
zalosanih bluz snazno bel ovrat-
mix Cd srajce, in XII SO imeli suk-
meme gosposke hlace ma sebi; IN
z opreznostjo so nosili trakove
tiskanega papirja, sveze lives
ne pole, Sc vse mokre. Parkrat
je stopil v izbo majhen gospod,
oblecen z vse preocitno elegan-
co, zivot proved opet S suknjo,
noge proved stlacene v hlacnice,
stopala proved stisnjena v pre-
spicaste cevlje, kak reporter "a
boljse sloje, XII je prinasal We
cerne novice.
Sc drugi SO prihajali, resni,
vazni, XII so nosili cilindre z
ravnimi krajevci, kakor hi jih
ia oblika klobuka jasno locila
cd ostalih clovecanov.
Forester Sc je vrnil drzec "a
podpazduho velikega, suhljate'
ga mozaka med tridesetim in
stiridesetim letom v fraku in z
belo kravato, zelo temnih las
brke navihane ma silo; ziva pre-
sernost in zadovoljnost S samin
seboj ga je bila.
(Dalje prihodnjie) y
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-08
(Nadalj ljevanje)

Toda brz ko 81 konjusnik, je
re konec. To je tako, kakor &c
bi bill hisnik v hotelu, kamor
hodi obedovat boljsi Pariz. &c
bos ucil pariske odlicnjake ali
njih sinove jezdariti, vse Ia
man, nikoli vec te ne bodo mo-
eli smatrati sebi vrednega."
Umolknil je, premisljal nekaj
trenotkov, nato je vprasal:
cali imas zrelostni izpit?"
"Nimam ga. Dvakrat mi je
izpodletelo.'
"To mic ne de, &c 81 le do kon.
ca studiral. Ako Sc govori O CT.
ceronu ali Tiberiju, YES po pri.
liki, kaj je to?'
"Po priliki, da."
"Dobro; vec ne We tako nihce
kvecjemu par revckov, XII MISC
otorej, da, bi Sc izkopali IL bla.
ia. Nj tezko imeti ceno prec
ljudmi, bezi no; poglavitna stva,
je, da ne pridejo tvoji nevedno
sti do zivega. LIE spretno ja'
draj, umikaj Sc tezkocam, ogi
baj Sc zaprek, in pomocjo rec
nika speljes obcinstvo ma led
Vsi ljudje so neumni kakor gos
in nevedni kakor krapi.'
Govoril je kakor govori u
mirjen hudomusnez, XII pom;
zivljenje, in nasmehoma Sc j
oziral po ljudstvu, XII je hitel'
mimo. Kar ma lepem pa je "a
eel kasljati, obstal, da bi mi
odleglo, potem pa je rekel po
trim glasom: cali nj strahovi
to, da sc ne morem odkrizati t
vnetice? Pa sredi poletja smo
0, to zimo Sc pojdem zdravit
Mention. Kaj vse drugo, vraga
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-08
LEPI STRICEK
BEL-AMI
Francoski spsal - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANCIC

zdravje mad vse."
Prisla sta ma bulvar Poisson
Mere, pred velika steklena vra-
ia, ma katera je bill zadaj pri-
lepljen razganjen casopis, in 81
Ger S sprednjo in zadnjo plato.
Troje ljudi je stalo pred MIN in
citalo novice. = ~
Mad vrati Sc je razprezal, ka-
kor oklic, velikimi zarecimi cr-
kami, Cd plinove luei zacrtani-
mi, napis: LA Vie Francaise'.
In sprehajalci, stopajoei nena-
donna v svetlobo, XII SO jo sipa-
lie te tri blestece besede, so bill
hipoma v polni luci, vidni, jasni
in razlocni kakor belem dne-
WI, nato so Sc zgubili zopet v
senco.
Forester je odprl sunkoma ia
vrata in je dejal: "Vstopi'. Du-
roy je vstopil, Sci po bahavih
a umazanih stopnicah, XII jih je
bilo videti S ceste, prisel pred
sobo, kjer je pozdravilo dvoje
pisarniskih slug njegovega to-
varisa, naposled sta Sc ustavi
la v neke vrste cakalnici, zapra
Semi in zanikarni, oprezeni S po'
narejenim zametom uscano -
zelene barve, XII je bill YES ma
dezih in ponekod ogoljen, kakol
da so ga misi naglodale.
"Sedi," mu je rekel Forester
:. ia pet minut Sc vrnem."
In izginil je skozi ena izmet
troiih vrat, XII so drzala v t.
sobo. h
Cuden duh, cisto svoj, neizra
zen, duh uredniskih izb je pla
val po tenn prostoru. Duroy S
, nj genil, nekoliko IL zadrege
Sc bolj cd presenecenja. Sem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-08
Mali ogIasi

cE POTREBUJETE novo streho ali pa
&c je treba vase streho popraviti, se
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Mali ogIasi
DR.. Presv. Srca Jezusovega

Predsednik Frank Baraga,
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E. 60 St.; nadzorniki: Anton
Pozelnik, John Znidarsic in
John Martincic. Drustvo zboru-
je vsako drugo nedeljo v mese-
Gu v SIND oh eni uri popoldne v
dvorani st. 3 stare poslopje.
Assessment Sc pobira ma seji in
vsakega 25. v mesecu ma domu
tajnika cd 6. do $50 zvecer.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-08
DAROV ANA
ceski nopisol A|oizii Dos+o|
Zsodovinska povest il dobe Slovanskih apostolov
Drugace bill hi kakor gnila vo

Drugace bill bl kakOr gnlla VO-
da. III pa nam prinasas izpre-
membo."
Nikolaj je ze stal pri Bozida-
ru in mu podajal zuljavo desni-
CO.
"Vojaki svetega kriza smo,
bojujemo sc "a svojega skofa!'
"Da, bill Sc bodemo, da pre-
Sine Nemce zajcjl strah, kakor
takrat, ko je vladal Karol. Sal
yes, kako je bilo, kolikokrat sem
ze pravil tenn, a samo tebi,
Bozidar. Sam sem bill, sovrazni-
kov pa deset, pa sem Sc odne-
sci zdravo kozo. Samo ia braz-
gotina ma celu mi je ostala in
nekaj malega ma prsih. Toda vse
sc je zacelilo in vsako rano, XII
so mi jo zadali, so jo morali pla-
cati svojim zivljenjem. To je
bill boj! Glej, ravnokar ga risem
ma svoj s6it!"
Nikolaj pokaze svojo Sc nedo-
delano risarijo. Sebe je posta-
vii kot glavnega junaka prav v
ospredie.
"Vem da 81 pogumen vojak
svoje scite pobarvajmo tako, ka-
kor je storil ia mladenic'
''Kakor Ludovik, kakor t.
golobradec?' ~
"Da, kriz bodi nase geslo
pod krizem Sc bono bojevali, "a
krizem pojdemo do bitke. Kriz
bode nase varstvo, tolazba bo-
drilo, kakor nekdaj Konstanti.
novi vojski.'
"Bojujmo Sc tedaj krizem
nasa zmaga bode gotova.'
Hipoma SO bill ma vseh scitih
krizi cd vrha do tai in po vsi 81
rini.
: "Tako je lepo; VISA Moravska
je ma nogah, po vseh gradovih
Sc slisi zvenketanje orozja, glas
) bojnih tromb doni po dezeli ir
razlega sc Cd ust do ust: Bori-
mo Sc "a svojo svobodo, "a svo-
jega skofa!'
MAS vojskovodja je duhov.
} nix Slavomir, posten, previder
! in hraber MOI. Uspeh nam je
zagotovljen. z lastnimi rokam
: cridobimo skofu prostost, Z
lastno mocjo ga pripeljemo sem
r ma Velegrad, da Sc naseli pr:
mas bozji blagoslov, pokoj ir
< mir. Mas knee Svatopluk 81 je
2 sam izpodkopal tia. Oni, kate
} rim je toliko zaupal, ma kate
4 rih moe je naslanjal svoj pre-
' stol, SO ga zaprli kakor Metoda
: Bog nam bodi milostljiv! Seda.
Z je vista ma mas, da 81 sami bra
i nimo prostost in Slavomir mas
popelje ma bojno polje.''
: ~ boj, V boj!' krici nestrpn
i Nikolaj.
E Meci zvenketajo, konji rezge
}, tajo v stajah, kakor hi re cutil
: gorko kri in okoli Bozidara 81
= zbira vse sluza abnistvo glava pr
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-08
(NadaljeVanje)

Pred starcem obstoji mlajsli
sluzabnik. Bill je ze pripravljen
"a boj. Ma plecih ina tul, Oh
pasu mu visi sirok mec, v le-
vici pa drzi velikanski scit. Po-
stavil Sc je pred Nikolaja tako'
da ia nj videl, kaj je ma nJego-
vem scitu narisanega.
"Hoj, decko, take podooe pa
ze MISC vec v navadi.'
Starec Sc poredno nasmeJa.
Okoli ust Sc mu narede zvlte
poteze in ocmi pomezlku]e.
TAX obraz je delal vedno pred
no je povedal kako salo. ze dav-
no nj nobene zinil, maj pa danes
emo pove, ker je tako vessel, ker
Sc mu obeta kratkem zanlml-
vo vojasko zivljenje.
"Kako podobo 81 pa narlsal
ma scit ii, Ludovik ~
Hlapec je bill komaj odrasel
mladenic, XII mu je poganJai pr
vi NAH pod nosom.
"Ugani, tovaris; tako nitro
ne povem.'
"Lahka uganka" m ej a Sc
starec. "Kaj 81 pac naslikal dru-
gega kakor lesenega konjicka,
ma katerem 81 Sc Sc nedavno gu
gal, ali pa materin obraz, da bi
ii ne bilo tako tezko pri srcu.
Nikolaj Sc smeja, da mu hje-
10 solze il oci. Takega dovtipa
ze dolgo nj pogodil. Sluzabniki
XII ne dalec brusijo orozje, Sc
krohotajo il polnega grla.
Samo Ludovik stoji kakor po-
parjen. Sci je res prvic VOL
sko: toda nj sc bal, nj mu bile
tesno pri srcu. Vsaj domneval
81 je tako in V udih je cutil moo
da premaga deset sovraznlkov
In sedaj Sc norcujejo IL ME
ga. Toda brz pokaze Nikolaju
da ina nekaj V glavi. Veliki O.
krogli scit zasuce okoli glave
kakor Togo in vsi zagledajo rde(
Vsi ostrmijo mad Ludvikovc
bistroumnostjo.
mi smo vojscaki svetega krl
ia, bojujemo Sc "a svojega sko
fa!"
Obrnejo Sc in glej. Bozidal
stoji sredi sluzabnistva. Nikola.
plane takoj ma noge in hiti I
svojemu ljubljencu. Vsaj ga j
takorekoc odgojll, lzvezbal, k<
ie bill Bozidar Sc ma gradu. Bils
sta prijatelja, mnogo dogodko7
mu je povedal, katerih nj Eau
pal niti svojemu gospodarju. {
Bozidarom bi bill razdelil tud
Srce.
"Bodi pozdravljen, dragi to
variS. Kakor senca ma sOlncl
81 Sc zgubil odtod in sedaj 81
zopet vracas kakor senca. No
pojdi med mas! ze tako te po
zdravljamo, ker 81 vzrok move
ga zivljenja ma Moravskem
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-08
Signal Corps Photo

Signal Corps Photo
The dogs of war are of many
breeds but alike in faithfulness, 10y
atty and bravery.
Tin Tin III is one of these hand
picked, highly trained dogs Of the
army. Their service saves many a
life.- Your War Bonds pay for the
training. Buy Bonds and Hold 'em (!
U. S. Treasury Debaytsssns
Evening star., 1944-06-22
After Dark
News and Comment of the Night Clubs.
Trade Mark Registered o. g. Patent once

ories Sleep" and bartenders already
know it.
Glimpse of the future was pro-
vided the other afternoon in the
cool, clustered, cultured precincts
of the Mayfiower Lounge.
A world travelling customer
thought he would like drink which
is called in far-away India Dich-
mans Death.
There. was something bewitching
in the name.
What does it do to you?" some
one asked.
"Oh, 1t doesn't kill you in spite
Of that name" the cosmopolite ex-
Evening star., 1944-06-22

the show. 1t was interesting to learn
they all considered themselves ath-
letes as well as artists. They have
regular training rules, like fighters
or football players-no smoking, no
drinking and plenty of rest. And
the Washington housing situation
seems to be the least of the shows
worries. They have rented a spa
cious home in Chevy Chase and in
tend to become very domestic during
their stay In the Nations Capital.
One Of the girls is even contemplat-
ing Victory garden. Imagine that
lucky neighbor, living next to nine
beautiful girls (sorry, they wouldn't
give the address,,
" X X
When Kirk Brown isn't busy as
an honest rustic on the Willard
Roof, he's happiest in the role of
short order cook" and can dish up
anything from italian spaghetti to
lemon meringue pie. Grease paint
or deep fat-he's at home with them
both, regardless of the fact that
earliest association came with the
latter Son of an actor and a re-
cent member of the Kiss and Tell
company, Mr.. Browns debut before
Evening star., 1944-06-22

planned. "It knocks you cold, Of
course, but you do recover"
As a hint of things to come with
the return of the war-hardened
from the earths far places. it may
be something for you as we'll as the
bartenders to brood upon.
y
It's a wonder there weren't nine
pulchritudinous puddles left in the
Treasure Island last night after the
opening of the Ice Parade. How
Lamb and Yocum, producers of the
show, found girls who look like that
and skate, too. on space 81 by 26 is
still puzzling the spectator. Betty
Wharton, 20-year -old blond eye
filler and star of the show, helped
to explain it after the performance
between bites of a big, thick steak.
Il was only Ia and just an aver
age skater when Gladys Lamb
picked me for her show. When
training began" she said. IT didn't
realize what / was in for. In fact,
We never stop learning. Believe it
or not" Betty continued, "at first,
the skating was the least of our
worries. We learned how to put on
our skates properly, how to smile,
how to bow, how to makeup. We
learned to use our arms and master
the basic ballet steps. Finally after
all this was synchronized,' she said,
I'VE tried it with the skates on"
The training was identical for every
girl in the show. Seems they have
all been with the troupe for at
least three years.
ITO get those spins right or skate
around the rink with one leg In
the air" she added, after an inquiry
about her man-sized appetite, you
simply have to give up eating until
after the performance A full meal
would throw you completely of bal
ance, so this is the first bite I've had
to eat since breakfast"
Talking to several of the girls in
Evening star., 1944-06-22
the footlights occurred at the I'M
h1a aCa NJ ~

the footlights occurred at the I'M
pressionable age Of Il.
II didn't have q single line to
read" Kirk said, rolling his second
cigarette and spilling not speck
of tobacco on the willard Rooms
luncheon doilies, so / decided then
and there / couldn't be satisfied
until I had a real part with some
sort of verbal utterance, even a
sneeze," he added. Looks like Mr..
Brown started something. for the
third generation of Browns, now
aged az, has her own Song-and-
dance routine. And, according to
her father, she will addition at ex-
tremely short notice.
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You can follow and understand
the mood of Leslie Miller, down
under the Earle in the Neptune
Room, when you know he grew up
in music schools in Hungary, played
Evening star., 1944-06-22

When they fall to brooding upon
their private postwar worlds bar
tenders have an uneasy sense that
1t will take no less than an encyclo-
pedia to list the names and the
recipes of the drinks they will be
asked to concoct. Millions of men
will come home then with memories
of the art. the highly special art,
of provincial bartenders scaftered
over the face of the earth. They
will not be put off with such capsule
wisdom as "'Tis best to let old men,
Evening star., 1944-06-22

before nobility Of many European
countries, and has thought and
written seriously about music, as q
part OF good living Over at the
Trade Winds, Tommy Dowd is prov
ing himself one of the smoothest
magic mem Washington has seen
lSee NIGHT CIIHS PaQe A-IAl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-15
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 How does that soundP" he asked and read It.
 the And both slates of candidates satisfied.
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