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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
Night Clubs
Music Treats

THERE'S a TERRIFIC Gale
blowing in the direction of Lou
Walters Latin Quarter but this
particular wiRdfsll ef comedy
happens 10 he Alan Gale. who
heads tho new revue opening there
Thursday night
a galaxy of subordinate talent
Is listed m the supporting lineup
rs follows Ming. Long and Hoo
Shep from George Whites Scan.
dalS"; tho three Ross Sisters,
"Tons Of Fun stars; Joan Whit
neN, Broadway starlet: Madelon
Baker. songslrcSS. and tho Latin
Quarter Lovlies, dance line
Because of the midnight curfew.
EhowS begin promptly at z and 10
p. m.
AT LEE NJ EDDIE'S
Beginning Wednesday. Eddie
Stone and his orchestra bow In as
headliners At popular Lee n Ed
dies supper club.
Stones Pebbles" a six.piece
band within a band. is a newly
developed DiNieland combim ton.
Featured artists include Floyd
Bean, pianist. and "Snozz' Dunn,
trumpet player.
AT CHOP HOUSE
Causing a considerable amount
favorable comment at the Lon
don Chop House these evenings
is vocalist Eileen Faye's version of
Il Want TO Get Married Eileen
sings this particular number in
an extremely coy manner that
goes very well with all OF the adj
ditlonal verses that orchestra
leader Frank Gagen wrote.
AT PENoBSCOT
a quintet OF lovely song stars
make pleasant listening at the
Penobscot Club nightly jamie
Palmer, with the Johnny DiCicco
orchestra furnishing background,
scores with latest song hits, in
Guiding the novelty number,
Gonna Build a Big Fence Around
Texas" Jeanne Rand and Jean
Boyd entertain with ballad re-
quest tunes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
National Revue
Stars Petty Girl

A NEW Broadway reN1le at the
National Theatcr stars "Esquires
Petty Girl" Maxine Dcshon. for
merly I'm the zegfeld Follies.
Paired for laughs are Barry and
Lloyd. hilarious comedy team,
while featured for eye appeal are
dancers Fay Neal and Lois West
Others in the show arc Eileen
Kay, strip artist; comedian Harry
Sheer; straightnian Jack Ryan;
Jack Martin. sentimental tenor,
and the Jean Gordon chorus,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

and Strange Interlude." from
Song of Norway. The dinner shift
sees brother Max taking over tho
controls, TO continue the backs
ground program of light classics
and today'S gentler popular mum.
berg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
UnempIoymentCIaims
Show Decline in civ

Claims for unemployment COM
pensation showed q slight decrease
in both Detroit and Michigan
last week, it was announced today
by officials OF the unemployment
compensation bureau
In the city. there were 10123
claims filed last week compared
with l0,27s the previous week.
In the state, there were 20lS5,
compared with 20.900 in the pre-
vious week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
Artistic Hobby

Paul Langton, who has the
romantic lead ln The Hidden
Eye, does wood carving as a
hobby.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-28
wrong Buyer;
neIIhOp Fined S2J

For selling a carton OF cigarets
to an OPA representative at a
price in excess of the ceiling. w,
Preston Woodall, bellboy at the
Hotel Statlers today had been
fined SIS by Referee Courtney
FtzSimons. Woodall lives at 667
Mnrripk
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DAILY REMINDERS
BY
Standard Press Association
Today's Anniversaries

l782-Martin Van Buren,, New
York lawyer. senator. governor.
secretary OF state, vice president,
6th president. first president
born as an American citizen. all
his predecessors having been
born as British subjects, born
Undertook, n Y. Died there.
July a. 1862.
1822-Elzabeth c. c. Agassiz,
wife and associate of the famed
naturalist. first president Of
Radcliffe at y, who aided her
husbands work in no smai'
measure. born in Boston. Died
June %. 1907.
George A. Custer, Union
officer. Indian fighter. whose
battalion was slaughtered bv
Indians in historic fight in 1876,
born Harrison county, Ohio.
Killed June 25. 1876.
1869 = Ellis Butler Parker.
famed humorist author. born
Museatine, Iowa. Died Sept. IS.
1887.
1872 = Harry n. Pillsbury.
world famed chess champion
his day, born Somerville. Mass.
Died at 80. June Il, 1906.
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Todav's BIRTHDAYS

Walter { Disney ri Holly
wood. famed animated Su1uG
cartoonist. born N Chicago. -
years ago.
Philip X. Wugley Of Chlc41..
gum maker, sportsman. hasr
there, 50 years ago.
NunnaIly Johnson 81 LIS An
geles, author. born Columbus.
Ga. As ye-rs ago.
Maj. Gen Sherman AIl.s.
noted retired soldier. born %
Washington, d. c. 63 wears a-.
Thomas J HargraEe. preSldtr-
Of Eastman Kodak. RochcS-t
\. Y. born Wymore. Ncbr- 81
wears ago.
Grsce Moore. famed Sopra1.
born JelLcoe, Tenn. II years
ago.
Kenneth {. II. Sills. pressdeu-
OF BoWdoin College. Maine. born
Halifax, \ s, 66 years ago
Vincent Shrcan. author. bora
Christian Co. IL, 10 wears 49,.
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Comedy Skit-Marc Anthony
-(with due apologies to Shake
speare) - Margaret Ann Pettis
and Gerry Pinder.
An Ole Irish Favorite-Har-
rigan-John Monsalvage assisted
by Fay Roberts.
Band Medley = Star Dust.
Autumn Nocturn = Featuring
Dutch ShultZ at the piano.
Latin American Rhythms =
Perfidia, Yours-Sung by Bette
Johanson.
Presenting those lovely Southern
Beles-Swanee River-Danced
by Boys Chorus.
Yankee DOOdle-Militarv Tan
Danced by the Goering Sisters.
Ill Buy The Dream-Sung bv
Vera and Barbara Thompson.
Rhythm Tap-HonevsuckIe Rose
Gerry Pinder.
From the motion picture. Love
Letters, Al Pelella sings the
song by the same name.
Band Medley-Op Man River,
Make Believe, and Why Do /
Love You.
introducing those jivin' Jacks
and Jills in Stornpin At The
Savoy-Danced by chorus.
Parade of Models-Pretty Girl
IS Like A Melody-Sung by Al
Pelella = Models: Marion Pick
ems, Gloria Acevedo. Anita
Fran Watson, Veda Thompson.
Barbara Thompson, Mary Tor
ano.
God Bless America - Entire
company.
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NAVY AND HIGH SCHOOL TALENT
COMBINED IN SHOW THURSDAY

Musical Show Student Jam
boree", sponsored by the Sen
Tor Class of the Key West High
School, Will be presented in the
auditorium Thursday evening
at 8:15 o'clock. There will be
one performance only.
Under the direction of Geyall
Pinder, program director of the
Jackson Square USO, the snow
IS fast moving full of songs,
dances and comedy. Music for
the show is under the direction
of AL Meirowitz and Charles
Cunningham, both stationed here
at the Fleet Sound School. Dur
ing the evenings performance
the band will be heard n scv-
eral medlevS, and viii feature
their vocalist, Al Pelella. Navel
Air Station.
One of the production num-
bers which has created a grea.
uSdI Oh interest during the re-
hearsal periods is the Boys
Chorus "Swanee River" This
number IS a satire with the
boys taking off as chorus girls
and plenty of laughs are in
store for the audience. It's a
laugh riot flfom beginning to
end and proves to be a high
light of the show.
Program follows:
Opening-How Blue the Nigh.
Sung by Al Pelella.
Tea For Two - Danced by
Gerry Pinder and chorus.
a Charming Girl, A Lovely
Tune-Dreams-Sung by Doren
Cruz.
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TODAY an History

179l-Secretary of the Urea
sury Alexander Hamilton pre-
sentS his historic report on
American manufactures.
1892 = Presidential electors
unanimously reelected President
Washington.
1839-Epic of Congress: Con-
gresham John Quincy Adams.
eX-preSident, restores House To
order through respect accorded
him.
1854-Topeka, Kansas. found
ed
1876-295 die in Brooklyn, n.
Y. theatre fire.
1918 - Postmaster General
Burleson's report shows a post
office profit-a rare event in
post office history.
DISQUALIFICATION of Utah as
sures the end of Prohibition.
1942-Government's first dis
closure on Pearl Harb0r damage
Yesr before
1913 = Italiens and Germans
make gains in Italy.
1944-Third L. s. Army meet
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He stood there for moment :cc his EYES rent her
fuberSOualv
1nbsTSONdHy.

ing but not definite enough TO
protest. She was III at ease around
him and avoided MIN If possible
Il put him in the salon since
you were in here. madam"
''All right" said Julia. feeling
young and awkward. The use of
the word salon" had seemed
strained TO her at first but II had
a dramatic quality which RObey
liked
a CROSS the hall she entered
4 the spacious drawing room,
her head high. and Frank Har-
man turned from a cocktail table
on the opposite side of the room
The globe that fitted into the
black plastic stop so that half Of
it was above the table, was spin
ming slowly. He extended both
hands silently and she put hers
into them. She saw that this was
the entrance his dramatic sense
called for at the moment and she
followed his cue. He was tall with
an egg shaped head that tapered
into narrow mouth and pointed
chin There were gray hairs in the
silky dark hair. These and the
lines around his deep set hazel
eyes made him appear older than
his thirty-four years. The dark
suit he wore was artfully tailored
to make his shoulders broad That
he had brilliant mind. Julia did
not doubt. All of the plays which
he and Robey had written and
produced had had at least some
mark of success. But she felt ne
had a somewhat precious charm
which he portiOned out by some
secret standard OF his own. weigh
ing if meticulously as he dis
pensed it.
He stood there for a moment
while his eyes went over her alb
sorbedly and impersonally.
She loosened her hands.
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ONE OF THE most charming
persons I have talked with re-
Gently is Mrs. Christine Dunn.
For the past two years she has
been in South America To- the
Elizabeth Arden Go. starting UP
salons in the larger South Amer
lean cities. One is in the very
modern resort city, Mar del
Plata, Argentina.
She has made Is crossings of
the Andes and the amazing
fact IS that the total time TO
cross them by air plane Is only
one hour and with a good :ail
wind forty-five minutes. If YOU
cross them by train it takes
fourteen hours.
Mrs. Dunn has taken d trip
by boat up the Parana Eive-,
beginning at Buenos Aires and
joining up TO the IguasSu Falls,
in the north province of Argen-
tina, where Paraguay, Brazil
and Argentina meet. The IguaS-
SUI Falls are often compared to
Niagara Falls, but in Mrs.
Dunn's opinion it IS far more
magnificent and beautiful. 1t IS
out in the wilderness and ex-
otto in its beauty. This trip took
one week.
Staring out again, she took
another river boat over to SaJ
Paulo, Brazil. Sac Paulo is the
industrial capital of Brazil and
is often compared with Detroit
From Sac Paulo she flew 10
OurO PretO. which i6 in the
great silver country and sur
rounded by hills. Then on to
Bahia, the ancient capital of
Brazil. Bahia IS on two levels,
the old part and the new. There
is a law that the old part can
never be touched or anything
new brought in. 1t IS to remain
just as it is.
From there she flew to TRIM
dad and then on to the states.
South America expects
great tourist trade in the COM
ing years and the tour agencies
plan TO have two tours. One to
the Inca ruins in Peru and the
other to Rio de Janeiro and
BuenOS Aires on the Atlantic
side.
In closing, Mrs. Dunn COM
mented that the uprising in Ar
gentina was not due to the
people but to the kind of gov
ernment.
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EXECUTIVE BOARD of the
WOman's Club met on Monday
night to discuss coming bust
ness for the following meeting
on Tuesday afternoon.
The board members are Mrs
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Did you come from the matt
nee?"
He did not answer her but said
in a smooth monotone, As usual.
You bowl me over. No one IN this
age mas been so exquisitely beau
tlful Low. wide forehead. Maybe
too wide for classic dimensions
but II makes you more interest
ing You aren't 4 standard OF
lovelineSS but the QuinteSSence Of
beauty itself. Glorious dark
tresses like a black WATERFALL
eyes like melted SapphireS-"
You should put that IN a play,
Frank" she broke in.
He dropped the role Of admirer
instantly.
i saw Grace at the theatre"
A cold chill circled her. Frank
was trying TO tell her something
something unpleasant
Grace had been RObey's wife
before Julia. She had dragged
him through scandalous divorce
which he had al first contested,
then mad suddenly capitulated. al
~ - AAA AANA q AC2A Cl44AAAOE4N- DIX
was an exciting looking woman
with reckless brown eyes and
hair that was now dramatically
platinum Julia had met her az
night club and had recoiled from
the unleaShed spirit OF the wo-
man before she had known that
Grace was an avOwed enemy.
'RObev invited her here to-
night and she's coming" Frank
went on and his eyes went back
to the globe in the cocktail table
"Alma is coming, too. Grace said"
he finished and seemed relieved
that the words were out
Julia'S heart pounded. Alma
was Robey's first wife whom she
had never seen. So she had been
right RObey planned something
and his plans were always for a
spectacular display.
To be continued
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lie fayst* HIS. 1aks. \
BY Emsssins Adams A. ns..
Chapter l

ORapLer
saturday $50 pm to Cos pm. ]
THE uneasineSs that had devel-
oped in the FIVE weeks OF her
marriage possessed Julia now un-
checked She gave up trying to
read the book she held and tried
to discover what, actually. was at
the bottom of the trouble.
Robey's attitude toward her
since their marriage had been al
ternately Indifference and fierce
Jealousy. It was a shock at first
because she had thought he was in
love with her Her belief in his
devotion and her deep obligation
to him had made her consent to
his fervent proposals although
she had told him frankly she did
not love him. Now his Jealous
tantrums and suspicious were be-
coming more frequent while. par
adoxically. he showed at times a
real dislike for her. It was not
the fiery hate of a lover but a cold
enmity. But he didn't want her 10
leave him. Her offer had brought
on one of his worst RACES.
She saw him as an image re-
1ected in a pool, sometimes still
and clear and sharp and again
vague and badly distorted by q
light ripple on the surface. That
was the trouble. she thought, the
odd things were small and she
magnified them. In a strange sit
uatiDn and among people she
knew hardly at all. her viewpoint
was. out of focus. II didn't mean
Robey was unbalanced Just be-
cause he craved a spotlight or
and off the stage. That was nat
ural for an actor. And she could
never forget he had saved her life
The speculative way he had
gazed at her last night intruded
on this logic and she shuddered
Some one - Jerry Hayes. she
thought-had said that the love
birds-meaning Robey and She
were going to be forgotten by the
press if something new didn't
happen. That the public was tired
of devotion stories.
Robey's look had frightened
her. His large light blue eyes had
stared blankly and she felt mis-
thoughts racing madly behind
them. as if ne plotted a new head
line and il didn't matter whether
it was pleasant or not. it must be
big. She had already learned that
his idolatry Of the press blinded
him to any consequences of MS
plans if they achieved their pur-
pose of putting him before the
public.
The entrance of Moore into the
library gave her start.
Mr.. Hartman is here, madam, ~
he said. He was a tightly built
stocky man. about forty FIVE
with a luxuriant growth of haiI
that made his head seem dispro-
portionately large. His features
were small and converged in the
center of his feshy face. He wa:
far too exotic looking to make {
comfortable servant He had once
been a juggler on the same
vaudeville circuit that Robey haC
travelled before fame had tossed
him into Stardom. Moore treated
his new mistress in a knowing
superior manner that was jrritat'
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SOCIAL CALENDAR

THURSDAY
students Jamboree' High
School Show s pm. High
School Auditorium.
Junior Woman'S Club Social
Meeting. 7:30 pm. Woman's
Club. Duval Street.
SATURDAY
Food Sale. Key West Woman's
Club. Clubhouse, Duval St.
FRIDAY
Cuban American Memorial EX-
erciseS. 8 pm. San Carlos
Theatre.
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Today's Horoscope

The influence uf tbs fms.
part of The day gives O. ull~ar
1hrupic tendency. possibly d-.
10 some real or fanced inquiry
Born a. the day advances a..
mind becomes more active. E
some cases ready 10 unde---a-
daring enterprises. but tht --
may bc cIICumScrlbcd.
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RANDOLPH ROBERTS
GETS ARMY RELEASE


DREW FIELD, Tampa. - Pre-
SentatiOn of his honorable dis
charge certificate at the Army
Air Forces separation base at
this field today marked the
completion of As months of serv-
ice in the armed forces by Pfc.
Randolph L. Roberts. 1904 An
gela street, Key West.
One of more than $4,000 men
released from service with the
AAF to date at this separation
base, he served as a painter.
At the time of ms separation
appreciation for his services was
expressed in a message from
Brig. Gen. Y. H. Taylor. COM
manding general of Drew
Field, stating The Army Air
Forces deeply appreciates your
services. You have helped &c
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:: SOCIETY =:
MRS. CHRISTINE DUNN VISITING HERE
HAS TOURED SOUTH AMERICAN CITIES
By PATRICIA

VIM. Warren, Mrs. Chas. Rob
erts, Mrs. Marion Stark, Miss
Mary Trevor, Mrs. May Doug
las and Mrs. Dan Navarro.
4 4 Il
THE JAYSHEES held a meet
ing on Monday night. Topic of
discussion was how to raise
money for the charity aid they
are going to give the county.
They intend to make up Christ
mas baskets to take there.
A committee appointed to in
vestigate the number of people
in the Home, the number OF
men and the number of women.
Those on the committee are Mrs.
Rueda and Mrs. Sweeting.
On Dec. II, they will rattle
off cakes to raise money for
the purpose. The Jayshees meet
evrey other Monday.
4 4 4
RED CROSS is planning q
training course soon after the
first of the year for volunteer
workers. Work is planned for
four hours in the morning and
four hours in the afternoon.
Also once month socials will
be given for the workers.
The Red Cross needs voIun-
teer workers badly. If you are
interested, contact Mrs. Van
Dursen at the Red Cross office
on Front street.
= 4 4
MISS REMELIA SANCHEZ of
Regla, Cuba arrived over the
highway from Miami to spend
a month with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pedro Aguilar. Miss Sanchez
brother is a ball player on the
Regla team coming here for
Dec. Z memorial exercises and
ball games. Her father is a
former Key Wester.
4 X r
THREE KEY WEST service
men were due to arrive from
overseas on the Hood Victory
docking at Boston yesterday.
They are Sergeant George W.
Henriquez, Private George c
Collins and Private First Glass
AlphOnSO T. Dean.
r =
POLICE CHIEF Louis Eisner
will be the guest speaker at the
monthly dinner meeting of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
which will be held at the Ocean
View Restaurant tonight at
eight o'clock.
r 4 4
Mr.. and MRS. E. P. WINTER
have arrived in the city to spend
the season here. Each year this
fine couple comes down to be in
Key West for the winter season.
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streets. Friday and Saturday, De
cember Z and 8. from TO
Santa Claus will be present
both afternoons at 5 o'clock
Supper Will be served from 6
to 8 pm. on Friday. There will
also be on display handwork and
other articles well suite for Xmas
gifts. as well as hot dogs, candied
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EVERREADY STAR
CLUB PLANS SUPPER

The Everready Star Club IS
completing plans for the Supper
and Bazaar to be held on the Patio
of the Masonic Recreation Cen
ter, corner Eaton and SimOntOn
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make it possible for the aerial
combat arm to contribute i'm
measurably to victory"
He served overseas in the
South America Theater with the
ATC from March 1913 until
March 1914
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DARK GREEN BAND

NEW YORK.-Blood transfu-
sion bottles are sealed with d dark
green band which becomes orange
when the bottles are stcriliZed
for use.
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fierce fighting IN Germany. Som
80 L. s. planes lost IN ATTACK
on Berlin.
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apples, snOwballs. cake and can
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EXECUTIVE BOARD of the
WOman'S Club met on Monday
night to discuss coming bust
ness for the following meeting
on Tuesday afternoon.
The board members are Mrs
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MR. and MRS. E. P. WINTER
have arrived in the city to spend
the season here. Each year this
fine couple comes down to be in
Key West for the winter season.
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To be continued
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-17
Jap Bomb Carrying Paper Balloons We're Great Flop As War Weapon

The number launched will be unknown unless Japan tells the number, but official guesses may be in the thousands, based partly on the Navy Task Force reporting hundreds sighted in single day off the Aleutians, headed for Cal ifornia. It was at the time of the San Francisco Security Confer cree and the report caused ap- prehension and a redoubled watch but not one of these were sighted, all of them apparently falling into the sea.
 Except for killing six persons who tempered with bomb near Lakeview, Oregon, and perhaps causing two small fires, and di- verting manpower for investiga- tion and control, the balloons flopped badly as a war weapon.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-17
SISTER MAGDELENE KLIpPEN RETURNS FROM TELLER

Sister Magdalene Klippen of the Lutheran Church who has been visiting in Igloo and Teller after an absence of sixteen years told of the activity around Teller where the new airport is under way. The army personnel visits Teller in groups of not more than forty so that the town will not be overrun at any time. Strict censor ship of the activities and all mail has kept Tellerites feeling that they were right in the war zone. Magdline Klippen left with Wiens for the States and will return to her work in Chicago.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-17
Truman Presents Many Postwar
 Plans For America

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17-P- President Truman presented a hatfull of plans for America today and above all emphasized the need for full employment, no strikes, no lockouts, for awhile at least. Meanwhile the Army said mili- tary cutbacks assures more meat for civilians and enough coal for the winter.
 President Truman asked man. agement and labor for a temporary renewal of the wartime no strikes or lockouts pledge, until a meet ing between management and la bor, which he will call when Con- gress reassembleS in September. CIO president Phillip Murray served notice that most major CIO unions would start to reopen con- tracts for higher wages under the governments new wage policies, which are that raises can be granted when they do not increase
 Continued on Page Eight
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-17

SEATTLE, Aug. IT -F - Japan landed more than two hum dred bomb carrying unnamed paper balloons on western North America out of perhaps thousands launched, but the bizarre attack fell flatter than a pancake as mili- ary weapons.
 Details of the strange balloon attacks, hitherto kept secret to keep the enemy from learning the results was disclosed by the relax ation of censorship at the end of July. Nearly thirty-two of the lethal balloons or their exploded remnants have been recovered.
 They fell from Alaska to Mexico and as far east as Michigan, but most frequently in British Colum- bia, Washington, Oregon, Califor- mia, Montana.