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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

ftano, Die, penn iie befannt 1puroe,
@ouaro 2ubau ioglei6 ie0eS 8er6a6=
teS entbeben muBte. 0ie1e @mpfin=
oung laitete in ser Sat 10 16tper ouf
, ibr, oaB ite bon gon3en Ser3en
tpiinibte, Oielelbe ols grun0los 5u er-
fennen ooer aber ettpos 5lt erfobren,
ooourd ibr 9lrg1pobn CUR @etpiBbeit
pur0e.
X X X
9ie bormittagige BoIt bra6te Sic
9eadridt bon 0em Mbleben oes olten
SonoelSberrn. @r wor geltorben, Of
ne nod einmal 8epuBtiein uno
Spra6e mie0ererlangt 5u baben.
Saul 8intersbeim tpor nunmebr
ser Gbef 0es beriibnten SQnoelsbau>
les am 9eeuen @ou, uno oie sSrou
Doftorin fonnte ni6t umbin ibre
So6ter 81 Ser gldn3en0en Stellung
3u begliidpiiniden, Die er iebt frii-
ber> ols man bisber geglallbt, ontre=
ten lollte.
Ser alte 50oerlono tpuroe 5ur Stu
be beltottet. Sein Neffe iibernabm sic
9eitung oes @ei6Gftsbetriebes nit
l1mii6t un0 3uglei6 nit elmer 8e-
l6eioenbeit> Die iopobl bon ieinen
untergebenen tpie ou9 bon ben Dem
9au1e nabelteben0en @roBfaufleuten
nit Woblgefallen bermertt puroe.
Die groBe 8etrugsaffdre b0rte
iebr bolo ouf oos ausidlieBlide Eo-
gesgeipra6 ser Samburger @onoeIs-
uno 8orientreile 5u iein; iie tpi6 on-
bern @ortommniiien abn1t6en @ba-
ratters. geur in BEN &ontoren gob 1ie
bier uno oa nod oen iiingeren 2euten
Stoff gu ollerlei Nefleftionen uno
&omblnationen. go er3Gblte man iid,
ooB Der 11ngetreue BrofuriIt trob oner
8emiibungen Ser 8oli5ei ieinen 8oub
gliidli6 in Si6erbeit gebra6t babe;
oieier &oub tpuroe, ie no6 ser 8ban-
taite oes @r5ablers, ouf cine ODER meb-
rere Wetllionen ongegeben. 9as 9olts
|500erlan0 Ii. 60. betpabrte Elm tie
fes S61peigen iiber Die Sa6e. Der
Serlu1t por or0nl1ngsgemGB in 6as
betreffen0e &onto eingetrogen NOR
ben, uno 6omit i6ien Der San, iotpeit
es ouf ben @bef anfant> erleoigt 5a
iein. Ser Suiti5rat Mert nar oller-
oings oamit ni6t einberi itanoen, uno
mebr als einnal erfldrte er miBfGls
Zig, 'oaB ser beritorbene Serr S0oer"
lano oo6 gang onoers gebanoelt b.
ben tpitroe. SauI @intersbeim ober
5udte einfa6 oie @6ieln oo5u; er tpar
augeni6einli9 frob, 0ie SaGe follen
laiien gu f0nner1 obglei6 er Der Ser
lierer babel mar. SSbm blieb bon 6em
reiden grbe nod INNER genug. Da-
3u riidte ser Sag ieiner @ermGblung
INNER naber beran, unO 10 mar iein
8uni6, ser baBli6en, geri6tliden
S6erereien enoli9 1os uno le6ig 5u
iein, gar pobl 5u berlteben.
2uile gab ibm in allen Stiden
re6t; aud file NOR glidli6> oaB Die
traurige s(ngelegenbeit ni6t mebr auf-
geriibrt tperoen ioute. Mnna aber NOR
anoeren 5innes, ibrer Mni6auung
| Ina6 batte man 0en energii6en Sulti5=
rat rubig getpabren laiien iollen.
S@on ieit 8o6en batte ite nad Ser
@elegenbeit geiu6t Saul Binters-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15
item Serrn 50oerIanb geb0rte.

lt11te nn0 aufopfernolte 81tte getDe-
len, au9 tpdbren6 Der 6arauffoIgens
BEN Wonote uno Sabre trat nt6t ote
geringIte 8eranoerung in leinen @1np-
Ifinoungen Elm. 9as gan5e Di6ten uno
Era6ten ieines 2ebens i6ien tpeiter
feinen 3Ded 5u baben, als tagli6 et-
maS NeueS beraus5ufin0en, tpomit er
ieiner 5rau cine 5reloe bereiten fonn=
te. Seoer ibrer 8iinide, Iogor ieoe
ibrer 2ounen tpuroe auf Der 5teue
erfIut. gr tDar elmer iener WuIter=
gatten, Die ionlt nur in oen ErGumen
unperbeiroteter iunger Damen 5u eri-
ltieren pflegen. Die 5ruu Doftor tpar
bon firth big ipGt ieines 2obes bon:
nod niemols batte ft6 cine Ot1&tter
zines iol6en Sdpieeeriobnes 5u t.
freuen gebabt @lei6 5u 9lnfang ser
@be batte Bintersbeim fir feline Srqu
Elm beoeutenoes &apital it6ergeiteut,
eine SiirIorge, bic ibm in oen Mugen
Der Doftorin nod einen erbobten
ytlmbus berlieb.
SHE 6reunoinnen ser iungen sSrou
berlt6eretn 0erielben i1111ner aufs
neue, ooB iie 0oS groBe Sos in Der
@beltanoslotterie ge5ogen babe; 2uiie
geitono Damn INNER gan5 often, ooB
tie Dies iebr tpobl tpiiie uno 6estpegen
bon Ser3en frob uno oanfbor iei. SIN
gebeimen begann ite fait gu fur9ten,
bob Saul 81 gut iei. 9ls ibr @ino,
Die fleine 9l1lu, bereits iieben Monote
alt mar, befano iie it6 nod in Ser
getpiB feltenen uno beneioenstperten
Sage, ibrem Manne negen ieiner
getplb ieltenen uno beneioenstperten
8ereitmiaigfeit> ibr olles an ben Nu=
gen abieben 5u nollen, lebbofte 8or=
tpiirfe au MAIDEN.
@s i9eint mir foIt," iogte ite Ia
9e1no, ~alS tpoIteit Oh midi glquben
MAIDEN, id) iaBe bier in einem 3au=
berI6loB, mo- id nur gu tpiini9en
brau9te, UNI iofort oIles 81 erlangen
. nno menn's ser Mono pGre."
~slber id bite oi6, 2iebite", ent=
gegnete er laden6, uiage mir 6o9,
mas es fir MIDI 8eiieres geben fann
als Dir gu @efauen 81 Ieben? @ino
mir ni6t Wann uno Srau getporoen,
nm Sreuoe uno 2eio miteinanoer 81
tragen? Oeir lit ourd oi6 MIR Sreu-
De geporoen, nn6 i6 boffe> 6aB bu
als @eib niemals 2eio fennen lernen
tpirt."
~Woge es uns beioen fern bleiben",
ertpioerte ite, freunoli9 feline Wonge
1trei6elno.
Ct nidte ge6anfenbou. Limb mas
nun oas 3auberi6loB anbelongt",
fnbr er fort, ~io lit Big iebt our @r-
fiillung oeiner Biinl6e nod INNER
cine &aiienanpeiiung bon itdnoig aus
rei6en6 getpeien, un0 oas tpia oo6
ni6t aQ5ubiel iagen."
>@ber fiir6teit 6u ni9t, oaB 6u
MIDI zines Cages NIT beiner Sreige=
bigteit itberiattigen nirit> un6 oaB id
(oonn un5ufrie0en mer6e> 1peil 6u mir
ni9t geben fannit, lpas our9 &aiien-
antpeilungen ni6t 5lt erlangen iit2"
fragte ite in i6er5bafter @rnltbafttg=
felt.
sd piir6e fein Weittel unperiu6t
la1ien, 6i6 3ufrie6en All 1teuen". ant,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-03-15

SuIle DuIIeI e1lteIt JIuT DER WC1tuer
folgeno, ibre @uitne NIT Saul i'm
8obn5immer uuein lo1len n1Iiien.
&aum batte it6 bic Sir birter ibr
Igei6loilen, 6a nabm glnna oen Mugen-
b1id tpabr.
~&0nnen Sic mir iaeen Serr @in=
tersbein, mo- ii6 @0uaro 2ubau ge=
gentpartig befinoet?" frogte tie i6neu
uno ibm felt inS sluge bliden0.
u@Ouaro 2ubou - i6 - i6 -"
Sic erbob ungeouloig sic Son0.
,|Sie tpiiien es'', f1br iie fort. ,,6ie
miiiien mir feline Ioreiie geben. @r
1T ieBt bereits SSabr uno Sag fort,
uno sic baben bon 9lnfone an &C.
puBt> tDobin er iid gepenoet bot. Sd
bite 5ie> Oies ni6t erit lange in 9lb-
reoe 5u itel1en; i6 mo6te 2uiie ale
nnangenebmen &iiderinnerungen er=
iporen> uno fife miro glei6 tpieoer bier
1ein. S6 bin iiber5eltgt> ooB Sic on
ibm olS 8reuno gebonoelt boben, ob=
glei6 Elm redter Sreun0 ii6 bieaei6t
anOers benommen bdtte. Sd 1trebe
oanod, feline &edtferti9ung Dor Sen
au9en Ser 8elt ourb3uieben, uno
|Sie iollen mir babel bebiIfli6 iei1."
0ieier aufs @eratetpob1 ousgefiibr-
te Nngriff botte iein 3iel ni6t berfeblt.
@S Ddbrte einige Nugenblide, ebe
8intersbeim ii6 nieoer gefoBt bate.
~Saben Sic oenn Dergeiien"> 1agte er
oonn nit rubiger Stinme, u6oB id
oerlproden babe, ibm itets nno no6
beiten @rdften bei3uiteben? Oies Ser
ipreden babe i6 gebalten. -. 1ebri>
gems, Sic baben redt - i6 tpeiB, no
er lt9 aufbdlt."
Limb mo- 1T 6as?"
uSSn 5iioamerifa. Dort lit er oou-
tommen fider. @s gebt ibn gut, er
fommt bortparts uno fiiblt Ii6 fol
gliidlib, tpie oieS unter oen gegebenen
8erbaltniiien mogli6 lit. 9lud lit er
felt enti6lol1en, ni6t 3uriid3ufebren. "
"WeiB er, mas it6 no6 ieinem
8eggange bier 3ugetrogen bat? 8eiB
er, oaB oas 8ranomal oes Berbre6ers
ouf ieinem Nanen baftet, ob9lei9 iei=
ne S6ulo 0ur6 ni6ts ertpieien lit,
alS ettpa our6 feline t0ri6te Glu9t?"
sd CLAUDE, 6oB er, i'm 8etpuBtiein
Ieiner S6uloloitgfeit> ouf 6os, mas
imam bier iiber i'm 6entt, ipenig ooer
gar ni6ts gibt. SSn ieinem 8riefe er=
mabnt ct tein 8ort 6abon.''
"gr bat alio an sic gei6rieben 2"
~SSa, uno in ieinen Srogen no6
Neuigfeiten aus Der @etmat bat er
|nieman6 bergelien."
ST legte auf oas 8ort ,,rienono"
|eine beionoere 8etonung, I'M ibr gu
beriteben 5u geben, oaB 2ubau au9
ibrer geoa6t bobe.
uWeiB er al1d, mas it9 morgen
bier begeben miro"
Sic tat oieie Srage nit eigentiim=
li9 erregter 5ttmne.
uSie meinen uniere So63eit? &C.
miB peiB er oas, bat er mir ood Iei-
ne freunoliditen @ludtpinI6e iiber=
ian6t."
~8oaen sic mir feline M6reiie an,
geben?"
er 5ogerte cine 8eile, oann iagte
er: uWenn sic es re9t iiberIeqen
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
Officers Probe
Mystery Death
OF Ex.servicenlarl

NEVADA CITY, Cal, Oct. 10.
UPD are investigating
circumstances surrounding the death
of Henry Lewis, "a, a returned vet
eran of south Pacific combat, whose
body was found in an irrigation
ditch after he had failed to return
from a hunting trip.
Coroner Alvah Hooper said young
Lewis apparently died from a bull
let wound in the heaG, and an au-
topSy was to be performed. Marks
in leaf mold covering the ground
near the ditch indicated Lewis had
been dragged or haG crawled to the
stream after being shot
In nearby cave, Hooper said,
officers found a running alarm
clock and what they believed were
personal belongings OF William
Ebaugh, who has been sought on
charges of killing cattle. Eoaugh
has had several brushes with Off
GERS.
State Officers Of the Division of
Criminal Identification were en-
route from Sacramento to jon the
investigation.
Lewis was discharged from army
service after he was wounded and
was awarded the Purple Heart,
Hooper said
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
Attack Transport
Building Lags

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18. up
Construction Of attack transports
and attack cargo ships, urgently
neeoed for coming operations IN
the Pacific. IS more than 20 per
cent behind schedule anc IS cadS-
ing concern among navy officials,
il was learned Wednesday.
The program is being handled by
the maritime commission for inc
navy. 1t is understood that although
the situation has been bac, i Is
improving, and the lag may be re-
duced considerably in coming weeks.
Several factors, officials said,
were responsible for the failure to
keep 70 schedule. Among these was
the fact that designs were nc.
frozen" as soon as they might have
teen. Labor shortages on the west
coast, where a considerable part OF
the program is concentrated, were
another reason. A third factor was
a strike CT crane operators in one
yard.
Officials said lack Of experience in
construction of these attack types
vas another consideration in the
schedule lag. 1t was pointed out
that most OF the yards now building
them had previously been construct
ing more simple standard types,
suc.l as liberty and victory ships.
The attack transports and attack
cargo craft are more tailor made"
and represent a new kind Of work
for the yards.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
Clinics Slated
In Budget for
Mental Program

SACRAMENTO. Oct. IS. up
The Department Of Institutions
budget requests for l945-47 will in
c,ude a provision for establishing
five new mental hygiene out-patient
clinics Dora Shaw Hefner, director.
disclosed Tuesday
Ms. Eetiner said the Clinics. if
the bulge, IS approved, would be
located at San Diego, Fresno, Sac
ramento, Metropolitan Los Angeles
and LCng Beach.
Each would be mobile anG would
cost about $4,000 per year to oper-
te, Mrs. Heftner said.
The institutions director added
that The clinics would implement
plans for preventive treatment of
psyehiatric disorders with an obiec-
tive Of leSSenine the burden on state
aSylums.
A similar out-p3tient department
already is operated a. the Langley
Porter clinic at University of Cali
forn;a hospital, San Francisco, Mrs
Heffner pointed out.
Mrs Heffner returned today from
j tou Of The state mental hospitals
during which she learned that a
majority CT the trustees Of each
institution favored the clinic plan.
she said.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
MEXICAN YOUTH FACES
TWO MORALS CHARGES

A complaint charging Jose Rami-
rsz, 70, alien Mexican, with two sex
cffenees was prepared in the dis
trict attorneys office in El Centro
late Tuesday.
CaleXico police arrested Ramirez
Monday for an alleged morals Of
tense against an ll-year-old girl.
While he was being questioned later
by Calexico police, Sheriff Robert
w. Ware, and Deputy District At
torney Ray Mouser, the Officers
said, Ramirez admitted the offense
against the little girl and sid he
had attempted to attack an 93-
year-old woman at her home west
CT CaleXico October 4 He said he
was frightened away by a dog.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
Nationwide Groups Eye
Vote i'm Peace Program

ton begged down when the Rus
slams insisted that that procedure
should alse prevail even though one
of the permanent members was a
party TO the dispute being con-
sidered.
The Russian attitude on this point
was set forth clearly in the latest
issue Of the Soviet embassy's in
formation bulletin which said:
"The adoption o. mis- proposal (to
exclude the nation involved, would
essentially mean The renouncing of
the principle of harmony and una
nimity in the settlement of prob
lens concerning one of the leading
powers-a permanent member of
the council-and the attempt to
solve such problems behind the back
of this power.
Moreover, such presentation of
the problem is obviously inccnsiS-
tent
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
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Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
LONELY CTS GET BREAK

RAPID CITY, S. D., oct. 18. CUP)
-Four western South Dakota Red
Cross chapters have combined ell
forts to relieve the monotony Tor
soldiers who man the lonely gun
merry range of the Rapid City Army
air base. A recreation room has been
outfitted at the outpost" through
cooperation of the Pennington
county, Black Hills, Lead and Butte
chapters Of the Red Cross. A unit of
80 men, under direction of Capt.
F. Ritterbusoh, operates the gunnery
range on a seven-day Week-detach-
ed from regular facilities of the air
base.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
CHANGES TO INDIES

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 10. eUP)
a female clerk in the women's wear
department of a Memphis depart
ment store received the shock of her
life from a man customer. He asked
her if she could fit him in a pair of
shorts. When the girl looked dumb
founded, he patiently explained he
wasn't kiGding. Il have looked all
over town" ne said, for underwear
with elastic in it. have decided that
until after the war I will wear Wom-
ems. Please give me a size 40 in
Yayon, with elastic"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
MARINE SELLS HIS SCHOOL

VERMILLION, S. D., Oc. 18. CUP)
-ThankS 20 the Marines the Uni
verSity OF South Dakota lists Mary
McSWanSon C Hilo, Hawaii among
its freshmen this year. The univer-
sity was recommended to Miss Nc
Swanson 6y Marine 1t. Don Lilli-
bridge, USD graduate OF 1912 who
was IN a rest camp in Hawaii follow
ing the battle OF TaraWa The Ha-
%alian girl made an eight-day cross
ing CT the Pacific in an ole cement
barge to attend school in the United
States.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

Exclusively yours A chance meet
ing between ice Gotten and scenar-
ist Lamar Trotti in Atlanta a few
days ago may result in a film biog-
raphy of General Robert E. Lee.
The boys met each other for the
first time in a hotel lobby TTotti
agreed to write The screen play if
Gotten plays Lee. Joe hopes to talk
his boss. David o. Selznick. into
producing a film on a scale compar-
able TO Selznick's current Since
You Went Away and Gone With
the Wind Both gents are south
erners Gotten was born in Peters
burg, Virginia, Trotti in Atlanta.
Even in Hollywood the L. S. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

have agreed that economic, diplo-
matte and military sanctions should
be imposed only on majority vote of
the IL national council, provided
the majority always includes all
permanent members-the United
States, Great Britain, Soviet Russia.
China and eventually France.
BOGGED DOWN
Complete agreement on that sec
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
FLAME BULLETS HIT TOWN

CAREY, md, OCT. Is. up
Residents of Carey recently had a
taste of war when more than 100
5O-calibtr machine-gun bullets tore
through houses and ricocneted from
sidewalks. 1t was later reported that
The bullets came from planes firing
at 4 toWed target at 10000 feet.
Fortunately, no one was injured.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

and Russia are getting together.
The White House sets built fer
Wilson" have been remodeled into
tire cars palace for "Czarina.. The
presidents study has become Tai
lulah Bankhead'S boudoir!
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
ERSKlNE s.a 1A5Exx.Ax~~M
JOHNSON hs0 hShA Ss

an open throat and a back suitable
for knifing.'
Hollywood's interest in Broadway
IS exceptionally high this season.
Paramount has plenty OF coin in
three plays, M-G-M has a piece OF
soldiers Wife" and so per cent of
.Bloomer Girls" BE Good, Sweet
Maid" ana Violet" RKO is inter
eSted in "Mama'S Bank Account"
and Warner Bros. in The Visitor"
New high in representations fer
Victor Moore in the Kay KySer film
Carolina Blues" Vic plays five
characters. including his own aunt
and sister.
Paul Guiltoyle has finally clicked.
as a sympathetic actor rSeVenth
CroSS'r after 4C sneering roles.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
Many Seeking Relief
for Colds Muscle Aches

Millions. depend on St. Joseph Aspirin
10 ease pain of colds achy muscles
and colds headaches. Gargled, swiftly
reduces soreness of colds sore throat.
always be sure to look for the name
on the box-St. Joseph Aspirin.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

Deanna Durbin and Bob Landry,
the Life Magazine photographer,
are about 10 revive 4 romance kin
died a year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
STACK IN COMBAT

Lieutenant igD Robert Stack has
arrived in the Central Pacific for
his first crack al combat after
serving as an aerial gunnery in
structor.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
Bv X. II. SHACKFORD

WASHINGTON. Oct. Is. (UP--
NinetY-siX organizations, represent
ing a croSS-Section of American
life. have made plain to state de
Eartment officials that tie public Is
opposed to any voting procedure in
TIE new world security council that
would allow one OF the big powers
to vote on an issue involving itself
This was learned from delegates
who attended the state departments
opening meeting of a campaign TO
promote public discussion of the
Dumbarton Oaks proposals for a
new world peace organization.
HOLD CONFERENCE
Undersecretary of State Edward
r. Stettinius Jr and other members
Cf the Amer,-an delegation which
formulated the proposals met for
TWO hours with representatives. OF
the 96 organizations which Gov
cred lawyers, labor. business, farm
erS, churches, racial and civil
groups. veterans and organizations
interested in world security.
The meeting was not public, but
some delegates revealed later that
Tie most critical questions per-
tained to the Russian proposal that
a permanent member Of the Secur-
ity counc,- one of the big powers
should be a veto power ever collec-
tive action, even / ;ne action were
against itself
There has never Oeen any doubt
how the state department and the
American delegation stands ON that
issue. Tie American legal system
is built on the taeory that the ac~
cused shall not t on the jury. But
some of the participants in the
meeting were understood to have
sought assurances that the United
states will continue to press this
viewpoint.
The voting procedure Of the coun-
Gil is the major remaining unfin-
iShed business c. the Dumbarton
Oaks conference The four powers
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18
ITEM WITH A MORALE

Olivia De Hayilland is Holly
woods latest South Sea island NOR
ale building tourist. She stripped
sister Joan Fontaine OF all her SUM
mer clothing before leaving.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

Shirley LaucE. whose dad Is lom
OF Lum and Abner, makes her film
debut in papa's new movie. Gong
to Town" She's mixed other oilers
though. to attend U. S. c.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

Hopalorg Cassidy. the grand
pappv of all the they-went-that-
away westerns. IS coming back
again. Producer Harry Sherman re-
Gently decided tc end the Hoppy
series after more than TO pictures.
But tkeater exhibitors raised 80
much heck that Sherman decided
TO revive him.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

Allan Jones has been given an
other extension Of his leave of alb
sence from Universal. He'll star in
n new Broadway musical.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

Promised and hoped for: Fred
Aliens return tc the screen as the
entrepreneus of a flea circus in It's
in the Bag
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

Receiving an invitation to
luncheon at Ilka Chase's home. one
Of her friends called up and asked
what she should wear. It's a hen
party, dear" cooed Ilka. come in
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

Even in Hollywood the Z. S. A.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

Two film companies have offered
John Wildberg s300,G00 for the
screen rights TO Anna Lucasta.
the seasons biggest Broadway hit
Wildberg isn't making any commit
ments vet because he may produce
the screen version himself.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

Hearing that Monty Woolley's
whiskers are heavily insured. Phil
Spitalny cracked: "Hmmmm-juSt
a beard in a gilded cage"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

robertson & duringer
buick-gmc agency
7th & main, el centrO
Imperial Valley press., 1944-10-18

an open throat and back suitable
for knifing."