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TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES

1862 - Bushrod Washington,
noted Virginia lawyer, U. S. SUI
preme Court Justice, George
Washington's nephew, born Va.
Died Nov. 26, 1889.
1909 - Columbus Delano, Ohio
lawyer, businessman, congress
man and secretary of the inter-
ier, born Shoreham, VT. Died Oct.
1s2sMrs ss1g e. T. r. hger, Boston
humanitarian, founder of the
Mass. Soc Hgf sthe SPresention of
Cruelty toAnihRS.s born South
bridge, Mass. Died March IS,
1909. :. - - = -
1856 - Alice Fortier, Tulane
Univ, New Orleans, teacher,
noted Creole historian, civic
leader, born there. Died Feb. IA,
1914.
l886-Edward ]. Thorp, noted
football coach, born New York
Died June %, 1884.
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WHATS IN 'FRONT.'"

whether a thing is tough or not de-
ponds on what's in front of you,' declares
General Courtney H. Hodges commander
of the L. S. First Army, now in the United
States on his way to the campaign in the
Pacific.
This statement should be born in mind
in connection with the reports of American
losses in ousting the Japanese from various
island bases. Not only the toughness of
the situation, but the price of victory de
Ponds ION what's in front of you
Obviously, in appraising losses. this
important factor should not be overlooked
1t has been tendency in the United States
whenever American fighting men run up
against stiff Japanese resistance. to over
emphasize necessary losses sustained.
These are played up in a debatable man
ner, without any attempt to correctly a2
prE Use the terrain or the number of ena~7v
soldiers involved and without comparison
of losses
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would know VIVA: to do about
Res There las 70 lsoubt but
that clre W Kr-,r ard that
the question vas m ely of ways
and means to make the best set
tlement.
Anne had t ct"~ "a through
the years. T. r lace i.4s SOFT and
gulleless ar I knowledge in
her eyes was captivating and
mpish.
'How have you managed?" she
asked with her dron little grin.
about marrying. mean. With
your looks and the money you
make you must be awfully clever.
One is so apt to be sunk with men
as they are. 1 shan't do it again
for ages-but that doesn't mean
twelve years. You're monastic,
Cynthia, and it frightens me. Is
it contagious?"
Cynthia laughed. "Not conta-
giouS," she said. you have to be
born that way"
There were always men where
Anne was and dinner at the Inn
presented one or two rather nice
ones. Husbands, of course. and
college boys on vacation and the
dinner and dancing was pleasant
or than it was at home in her own
rather stodgy circle. Thinking 1t
over as she undresSed she decided
that it was because her partners
had been younger than Anne and
herself Anne was clever. She
amused herself with her juniors
but married older ones.
4 NNE sat cross, legged on the
4 foot of the bed and watched
Cynthia brush her hair.
q TYou dropped years tonight"
she said dreamily. TRY and drop
some more tomorrow. The Wins
low lad will help you, l imagine"
"Lad?" Cynthia turned around,
to brush. She was
shocked. rs he as young as ttat'%
Anne shrugged. sYou can be a
1aSsie if you want to. OF course
Carey isn't a lad but ne knows
how to pretend that he Is. It's a
system - the play system - just
having fun. You can forget all
about the insurance business If
you let Carey show you how"
Cynthia in a turquoise bathing
suit with her hair loose about her
face let Carey WinsloN SOW her
how to play. yet II w. "othln9
but looking at her - - half
closed eyes, a look sec "Hdn't seen
for centuries. it seemed.
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TRUMAN AND HOOVER

One of the rare instances in American
history was the ostraeiZing of Herbert
Hoover from the White House during the
tenure Of his successor in office. When
President Hoover was defeated, he prompt
ly invited President-elect Roosevelt to the
White House, and it is public history that
he proposed to carry out the views of Mr.
Roosevelt through the remaining weeks of
his term of office. But during all of Mr.
ROOseveltS administrations, Herbert Hoov-
er never received any recognition due to a
former head of the American government
There was no criticism of Mr.. Truman
in Washington when he invited Herbert
Hoover to the White House to discuss the
question of feeding the children and people
in the countries that have been freed by
the Allied forces In fact, there was prac-
tically unanimous approval voiced by all
the political leaders in the Nations Capital
No matter what the results may be
from that first visit of Mr.. Hoover to his
old dwelling place in II years, it is agreed
that everyone is pleased to realize that the
only ex-President and the only living Presi-
sdent have shown proper respect for. the
office of President. --~~s~-,-
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lYN MURRAY. CAMP
=. EY =; =; :; !:

.Tell me about yourself" he
said. mot your mother or your
grandfather. Yourself" The way
he said it meant that nobody else
in the world mattered.
Cynthia blushed and discovered
that she couldn't talk about her
self though it had never been dit
ficult before. She was ineradica-
bly, mixed up with the insurance
business, the children and Aunt
Maud and after her companion
had so thoroughly scotched her
family as topic, wild horses
couldn't have made her mention
them.
At first she had been a little
awkward, not knowing how to
speak his language but she got
over that. He knew how to make
her feel young and gay and fool
ish with his extravagancies which
became so real when he said
them.
CAREY had 1.-THE brown body,
~ agile as a whippet, polished
by sun and water. He had very
white teeth in a lean DARK face
and keen dark eyes that saw ev-
erything. But none of this was
what really counted. He could be
man and boy and she was
never quite sure where one began
and the other ended.
Il must be mad" she said to
her burning cheeks when she saw
them in the mirror.
But she wasn't mad and before
long she stopped telling herself
that she was.
Everything was fun. The best
was canoeing. oyer to the island
and cooking breakfast with Carey
Anne wouldn't get up in the
morning, not even for new hus-
band.
Carey was expert at -whatever
he did and in twenty minutes his
freshly calsht fish were in the
bacon pan. He knew how to mae
a perfect camp meal and only or
dered Cynthia about occasionally
For the most part she sat hu9ging
her knees, lust watching him, his
hair that CLEANED in the sun and
the quick fash of his ewes that
turned unexpectedly to her and
caught her looking.
She called it fun but it was hap
piness as she had never known
happiness. 1t was a drug that be-
unused her senses until she lived
in a dream.
To be continued
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WHO KNOWS?
ANSWERS ON PAGE :

1. Is President Truman the
first veteran of World War ] to
serve as President?
2. What "Hero of Verdun" is
in trouble?
3. What is the mistral?
4. In how many European
countries did U. S. troops fight:
5. How close did the Germans
come TO Moscow in 1941?
6. Where did the Germans
surrender in 1918?
z. Who was the first President
to occupy the White House?
8. Is Winston Churchill older
than Josef Stain?
9. What was the cost of the
First World War to the United
States?
10. What is the salary of a
member of Congress?
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TODAY IN HISTORY

l637-De PAW University, In
diana, founded as Asbury.
1854 - Uncle! Toms CABIN
first appears as a serial in a
Washington, D. c. anti-slavery
aper--attracted no particular at
tention till it came out as a book.
1857 = The National Brewers
AssO meeting in Chicago favor
f2ti al action to stay progress
u fanGtical temperance move
nent.
1917-First draft of World War
1-son1e ten million register.
f1933-President roosevelt signs
Act cancelling the gold clause in
federal and private obligations.
1918 - Americans drive Ger
mans out of Neuilly Woods in
bayOnet charge.
1941-Army Air Corps organ
ICES Ferring Command to fly
planes across to England.
1942-Germans order no food
or drink be given captured Brit
lSh in North Africa in retaliation
for alleged similar British order.
l943--U. S. planes damage 8
big Italian warships.
1944-AlIied forces pursue re-
treating Germans north of Rome.
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YESTERDAY: Cynthia tells her
family that she has been frsited
to spend the san mer mlth a
friend in Wisconsin. Much % her
surprise they are eager ] cS CT to
90. Her faithful Ned hotoeoer.
urges her to marry him agsd GO
Gtpay on q real honeymGI., Be-
fore she knotos it, Cy bid IS
qttarreling tUith him and hots Bit
ter words pass. ..4s4;
. Chapter 3
MED stumbled off to his car and
~ Cynthia turned to TIE door
with hot tears of shame. Il must
be crazy" she told herself. I'm
not like that. couldn't be. ! hate
him for saying it and I hate my
self for talking back. So this Is all
I've meant. just a silly woman
playing at being a mind and a
brain4-" Inside the door she
colliaed with soft body that was
Maud avidly evesdropping the
quarrel
Cynthia, aren't you ashaned?"
She Kissed softly with no shame
on her part for open spying.
you haven't had a woman's
life since Fred p. 5sed on. The
bills would have been paid some
way if you had stayed home with
your house and your children. =
Cynthia INIT her door ana
tuned on tne light. The blue
satin puff on the bcd stirred and
Edrij st Up tl,c';i1g between
pats of p2,s vc"ow klir.
ooh. mothcc, | Wart to sleep
VA you. When yea 20 away it'll
~ so lca ~ly Do YOU think Mrs.
Holt would mind very, much if
you brought re (. ii yttu?"f
sCvrthia's acGe~ taied with the
sort arms arctr1d = r. rcrli. What
rcores did Sc. rc-d tran her
threeo 1r.Au we a4ser c't~1 fuiil-
mcnt: But what a beast Ned had
been to say that she IVES one of
those horrid fenalNs who mad to
have a man in hcr life to /, really
happy!
A NNE HOLT used her lakeside
cottage as a retreat when
money was s-.rcc or an affair of
the heart We WrH~T. She was
thinking oct the details of her
third divorce 10 tolC e 1thia the
first evening Wi-cCn~ie was such
a wonderful r,cce - tN'1'i in. Her
i ,-.@,,fI ,N--Hf-r.s'-y Dtnnt. ~
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FOR BRETON WOODS :

The bipartisan votes bN, which the,
HOuse Banking Committee has approved
the BRETON Woods International Monetary
Agreement is an encouraging sign that the
nation will not fail to assume its position
OF leadership in war-shattered world.
The Breton Woods Agreement pro-
vides for the creation of a $9,10O,000, 600
bank for reconstruction and development
loans and an $500. 600. 900 fund for the
StabiHzaiion of world-currencies. The plan
represents the agreements by representa-
tiVes.of "a nations.
The Associated Press dispatch out
lines-obi Electives and purposes as follows:
WeFld Bank To encourage internation-
ri irlGestment in productive enterprise in
war-levastated countries and the develop
menf OF natural resources, public utilities
and Industries in undeveloped countries; to
guarantee loans made by private lenders
and banks. and to make some loans out of
its resources with each member-country
sharing IN the banks risks in proportion to
the ssock ID holds: To make long term cur
reneE qualification loans.
lHteFnational Monetary Fund: Requires
cooperative countries To define their cur
renctes in terms of gold; would progressive
~ remove barriers against payments across
International boundaries and provide a re-
NOlviHg fund at foreign exchange to enable
member-cOuntries 10 maintain stable and
unfet ricted currency relationships i'm time
of firancial stress.
fhe obiectives should meet with the
approval of the people of the member coun-
tries regardless of debate and dispute as
90 the details. We are of the opinion that
the World Bank and Sterilization Fund is
necessary II the world is to expect a gen.
erouAdevelopment Of international trade.
Whether the details. inshHiett in the
hgresRent represent the best possible plan
o. a mTs i~h The general purpose is e mat
iu op'sion and one. On which We, are not
s".f h"ush infeFHIsd 10 pass critital judge
m'ny ir SHE connection. it might be well
n" i@rrber that such details should be
h -rgely 20 the experts making up the
d.leFI ons of the various nations
BE- obviously impossible for the aver
Ha' American. or for the average man or
N'nILn iu any other country. to possess the
tr.falgal knowledge necessary to the for
o. ZION OF ~ intelligent opinion. More
N hould not be forgotten that the
Woods Agreement is before the
r'f .ia .oT action and all other schemes
Gre Ih the range Of Idle discussion. It is
'f1r Woods. apparently. or nothing. and
g. Iog Friction Woods.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Walter D. Fuller president,
Curtis Publishing Co., Philadel-
phia, born Corning, Iowa. So
years ago.
Prof. Ruth F. Benedict of Col
umbis Univ, anthropologist, born
New York, So years ago.
Austin c. Lescarboura of New
York, editor-author, born there,
"a years ago.
DR.. Donald DuShane, secretary
National Committee for the De-
tense of Democracy Through Ed
ucation Washington, born South
Bend, Ind, go years ago
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

The native of today will prob
ably have an excess of caution
and self regard, but with a willy
nature, not apt to be over-con-
scientlous in the way wealth is
obtained. He is liable to overrate
his own powers, and thereby may
fall into a lot of trouble, almost
lcforc aware of it.
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Rio Record Library
Keeps En- Listening


RIO DE JANEIRO.--Ever long
to hear a certain melody or
symphony? Rios citizens have
the answer i'm their municipal
discoteca - an establishment
where they may 60 ut sny hour
of the day TO listen 10 any msassc
they want.
Maintained bv the municipal
governments department at eal-
tural advancement, the disce1eca
is for records tdiscosl what The
ibiblioteca library is for books
and periodicals. The Mo citizen
called Carioca. herel simply
writes his choices on a card as
he does in any pubic library,
the attendant brings the selected
records, and he enters a listening
booth.
Since the discoteca was estab-
lished in l94l its patrons have In
creased steadily. Last year seme
$4,000 cariocas played more than
$1,000 of their favorites. Men
heavily outnumber women as
music lovers in the diseoteca, the
files show, and favorite masters
are Beethoven, Straus. Chopin,
Verdi Tschaikowsky.
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Quaker once discovered thief in
''- hrl an' taking down all old fowling
'F""7 N" rian'le. he quietly said
'fIi' 'h,s hE : better get out of the way,
7 ntsnd 20 fire this sun right where
thr -'H~fr."
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- lield Of home construction offers
% - oItunity for somebody TO Fevolution-
. = siding methods which, in most of the
H.'-. haven't changed much in a hun
q, n .car,.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDTTORs
TO ALL CREDITORS, LEGATEES,
IsISTRIRUTEES AND ALL PER
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE
MANDS AGAINST THE ESTATE
OF MRS. NJ. J. SOLARES, ALSO
KNOWN AS MARY JANE So
LARES. ALSO KNOWN AS MARY
}. SoLARES, DECEASED:
You and each of you are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims or demands which you, or
either Of you, may have against the
Estate of Mrs. VI. J. Solares, also
known as Mary Jane SolareS. also
known as Mary J. SolareS. deceased.
lat" of Monroe County. Florida, to
the honorable Raymond r. Lord,
County Judge. in and for Monroe
county, Florida, at his office in the
county Court House of Monroe
county. Florida, within eight calen-
Oar months from the date of the
first publication hereof. Said claims
or demands shall he in writing and
contain the place of residences and
post office address of the claimant
and shall be sworn to by the claim
ant, his agent or attorney.
All such claims or demands not
uItd within the time and in the
manner prescribed herein shall be
void.
dated the 2Sth day of May, A. D.
1915.
(sd) JACINTO SOLARES.
tSd) MYRTLE SOLARES
CASASSA
~ Administrators cum testa-
mont . neX1 of the Estate of
Mrs. VI. j. S@iares, also known
as Mary Jane Solares. also
known as Mary j. Solares. de-
ceased
r. STONE JR
Attorney for administrators.
ma ) % ;jun5-I2-l9,I945
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1t is not correct to state that the gov
eminent owes everyone a living. 1t does,
however, owe everyone the opportunity to
make living
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The rivalry b etween individuals,
which is bad enough, does not compare
with the envy of small groups defending
special favOrs
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John Maynard Keynes, famed
English economist. born 90 years
ago.
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Rear Admiral Ralston 5.
Holmes of Chicago born Yonkers.
N. Y, SO years ago.
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Every time you guard your speech you
are guarding soldiers life
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY.
FROM FILES Or THE CITIZEN
OF JUNE S. 1885

Information was received in
Key West this morning that Mrs.
Harry Page, formerly off, Key
West, had died in Miami Before
her marriage she was Miss Ethel
WeatherfOrd; daughter of Nj
and MRS. Henry P. Weatheford.
The. craWfiSh hatchery, which
had been conducted for several
years at the Porter wharf by the
State Shellfish Commission, has
been removed to a site adjoin-
ing the Key West Aquarium
Several Key Westers Left yes
terday for Miami to be present
at the funeral services for Emel-
Jus Nelson, who was born in Key
West and had resided here till
a few years ago.
Donald Curry, Jr., was brought
hack from Miami today with, a
part of his body in a plaster cast,
resulting from an operation he
had undergone for congerfitaE dis
location of a hip %$%{
State Plant Board today filed
suit in criminal court, asking
that those residents who object
,oe their trees being sprayed be
restrained by an injunction.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Thompson,
who had been visiting relatives
in Miami, returned yesterday.
Frank Quito. student in the
Southern Dental College, Allan
ia, arrived yesterday to pass his
summer vacation in Key West.
Miss Helen Remson, who had
been visiting Mr., and Mrs. Ro-
land Weatherford for several
months, left yesterday for her
home in Rye, n. Y.
Miss Dorothy Key left yester-
day for Miami to visit her sister
Mrs Olean Bennafield.
Today The Citizen says in an
editorial Paragraph:
The giving of a credit is
mutual convenience between
creditor and debtor, and should
not devolve into a liability"
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be- dog and the flea are two who
ID 2 e. ,s cheaply as one.
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LEGAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T4tE
ELEN E\TH u DICIAL CIRCI IN
: or TIL. STAT12TOF FLORIDN. N
8AND For MONROE COZ WY. ~
4CHA\CERN. E
No. I0-2GI
ROBERT w RAUCH,
Plaintiff.
vs.; DIN ORCE
l.. RACCH.
Defendant
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UeIeUuINI.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: LOUISE r. PHILPITT,
1920 147th Street,
Whitestone, New York
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce filed against you in the
above styled cause on the 2jth day
of June, \. u. l945, otherwise the
allegations of said Bill will be taken
a $ confessed.
Dated this 21st day of May, y. II.
1919.
Circuit Court
SeaD Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Ky Florence +. Sawyer, d. c.
JULIUS F. STONE. JR.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
may2?-29 ;jun5-12, 1915
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Several Key Westers Left yes
terday for Miami to be present
at the funeral services for Emel-
Jus Nelson, who was born in Key
West and had resided here till
a few years ago.
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IN THE CIRCUIT court OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. 10-aj2
JOHN CULLEN PHlEPITT,
Plaintiff,
LOUISE f. PHTLPITT,
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Donald Curry, Jr., was brought
back from Miami today with, a
part of his body in a plaster cast,
resulting from an operation he
had undergone for congerfftal dis
location of a hip. %$%{
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VS.. DIVORCE
G. r. PAYLER,
Defendant
NOTICE TO APPEAR
70: {. K. PAYLER. C.G.M.
GRO. /, Sampson Naval
Hospital.
sampson. y. Y.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill Of Complaint for
divorce filed against you in the
above entitled cause "u the 2nd
day of July, A. -. 1915, other
wise the allegations of said bill will
he taken as confessed.
This the oath day of May, y. L.
1915.
(Circuit Court
SeaD Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
I6Y (SCD Kathleen NottaGe, y. {.
JULIUS +. STCNE. JR.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
may29 ;jun5-19-1 10, 1916
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State Plant Board today filed
suit in criminal court, asking
that those residents who object
,oe their trees being sprayed be
restrained by an injunction.
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~ lqqr life will be happier if you adopt
ana pursue a policy of honesty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Thompson,
who had been visiting relatives
in Miami, returned yesterday.
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~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. I0-390
JOSEPH BRUCE FOREH.ANp,
Plaintiff,
VS. DIVORCE
PEGGY NORVILLE FOREHAND,
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IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
ELOKIDA. IN PROBATE.

MRS. NJ. J. SOLARES, also known
as Mary Jane Solares, also known
as Mary j. SolareS,
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Subscribe to The Citizen.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY.
No. IO-2S2
VILLA G.. PAYLER.
Piairtiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
G. r. PAYLER,
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Frank Quito. student in the
Southern Dental College, Allan
ia, arrived yesterday to pass his
summer vacation in Key West.
Evening star., 1945-12-23
GUILD
IS THE Gift
~@1;4,

./lrRf is no more thoughtful gift than Guild Wine
those who receive it are doubly grateful not only
tor the pleasure of rare taste experience but also for
the opportunity OF offering enjoyment to guests at
Holiday time
There is A Guild Wine for every OCCASION Guild
Sherry tor 4 before meal appetizer. Guild Muscatcl,
Evening star., 1945-12-23
TO Sen1!

Port, White Port and Tokay for delicious dessert
vine; and Guild Dinner Wines Burgundy Zinfandel,
Clarct, Slutcrnc and Rhine Wine 10 enhance your
meltme enjoyment.
This Holiday Season or give Guild Wine
the vine that is made by the men who grow their
own grapes.
Evening star., 1945-12-23

"Slinqin Sonny Bou9h. one
of tho Redskins top stors. He
is tied with Sid Luokmon OF the
Chicago Bcors for the 'ndN'd-
uoI posing championship. He
holds the record for the per
ccntoee Of passes completed
and the Icost number OF inter
ceptions. while Luckmon beat
him in yordoee COINED on
passes ond number OF touch
down posses.