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Laurel outlook., 1946-12-18
AirlinerS Use Electricity

A modern, ~four-engine auxiliary
%airliner uses as much electricity as
30 six-room houses.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-18
Pepper was Valuable

Ancient Greeks gave IA head of
sheep for a pound of pepper. Before
the war it cost about four cents a
pound.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-18
Park Community Club
Met Tuesday Evening

Park City, Dec. 18.-The Decem.
Der meeting of the Community club
was held Tuesday evening at the
hall with 80 members present. The
business was conducted by the pres
ident, Mrs. Philip Pope, followed
by the election of officers.
Mrs. John Altice was elected pres
ident, Mrs. Conrad Mehling vice
president, and Mrs. William Kober,
secretary-treasurer.
For roll call members gave
things for the Christmas baskets
to be sent to the Billings Salvation
Army.
Entertainment was arranged by
Mrs. S. T. Flood and Mrs. Alex Fox
which consisted of the singing of
Christmas carols, and a skit "The
City Betterment Committee" with a
cast of Mrs. R. w. Davis, Mrs. W.
D. Whitcanack, Mrs. Alex Fox,
Mrs. Philip Pope, Mrs. John Alice
and Mrs. S. T. Flood.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Levin Kober, Mrs. H. Myers and
Mrs. Conrad Mehling.
The club voted to give $25 to the
hot noon lunch project to begin
after the first of the year.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-18

sarokee and Robert Darrah of Co
lumbus spent last Sunday with Mrs.
Annabelle Riddle at the Park City
hotel.
The Rod and Gun club held a
turkey shoot near the railroad
tracks Sunday, Dec. Is. Committee
men in charge were Seebert Scott,
ii. D. Tompkins, Allen Whitcanack
and Dallas Cunningham. Twenty
turkeys were used for the shoot.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-18

A lot of grief can be caused by Radiators
all being stopped up. They should be
cleaned out thoroughly before you put in
ANTI-FREEZE. Batteries need water
and looking after too.
Laurel outlook., 1946-12-18

Several Park City citizens names
were drawn as jurors for the Thir-
teenth Judicial District court which
will onven Dec. IL in the Still
water county court room. Names
drawn are David Wagner, Jake
Frank, w. D. Whitcanack, R. j..
Harris and Mrs. Albert Kline.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
IL. R.y.,ag. that M.aL
u;tL Good GOOD!

Since mans home is his CASTLE
:. and everything in it shoHld be
q source Of pride and satisfaction
s. how are You holding up your
end? When your husband brings
friends home for dinner, or for an
evening, do you make point Of
serving beverage he's proud to
offer? In most families / know,
there's one beverage that answers
that description to 1T" IS.
SCHLITZ Beer! When it's served
Z. with dinner, or after dinner,
the host smiles -. the guests smile
and satisfaction's evident all the
way around. The smooth. mellow
flavor and amber clarity of
SCHLITZ blend perfectly with
good food, good friends Brewed
with just the KISS of the hops,
there's not trace of harsh bitter
ness. Order SCHLITZ tomorrow
with your groceries Brewed BY
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co. Milwau.
kee, Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

n you were to score yourself on
femininity, yoa'd probably begin
with your clothes, your jewelry =.
but woaidn'ft Femininity, to my
mind, is an exquisite daintiness Of
person.. insured by the daily use Of
dependable deodorant. The favorite
OF the loveliest women know 10
AMOLIN Deodorant Cream, ,-and
I'm as sure as tomorrow's Monday
that you'll like it, too. lisa delight
ful-to-use deodorant that helps pre-
pest Precipitation odors from form.
ing. And when you rub it gently
into the underarms you'll find il
smooths on sweetly, leaving them
soft, fresh undeniably daintyi
Thrifty, too,-for AMOLIN De-
odorant Cream costs only 29c and
40 stays soft to the very last
dabi Ask for AMOLIN Deodorant
Cream At DruS Storesl
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Miss Black Bride
In T akOnna Park

Miss Doris Eugenia Black, daugh-
L ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ward H. Black,
became the bride yesterday Of Mr..
Robert N. Kulp, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Y. Kulp.
The Rev. DR.. r. Paul Schearrer,
assisted by the Rev. Dr. James S,
Miers, efficiated at the ceremony in
the Takoma Park Presbyterian,
Church, and a reception followed in
the home of the brides parents.
Miss Louise Winfield was the soloist.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown OF bTocaded
taffeta and veil draped from clus-
ters OF orange blossoms. She car
|ried a bouquet of white roses.
Miss Phyllis Black, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor, wearing q
pale blue marquisette gown and car
rying red roses, Mr.. Russell Kulp
was best man for his brother and
two other brothers, the Messrs. Will
liam and j. Wesley Kulp, seated
the wedding guests.
Following motor trip the bridal
couple will reside In Washington.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
SUInG-A.uUAY.:: .:::.. 6:

Label this Christmas gift "For the
Household" and all the family will
thank you every time a cans to be
opened or a bottle de-capped. With
a genuine SWING-A-WAY on the
wall, spills and cuts from skidding
cans and sharp can edges just don't
happen. And note especially. these
features are exclusive in a SWING
AWAY. 1t s.w-i-n-g-s out from
the wall to any one of three locked
convenient positions opens
can (leaving smooth, turned-down
edges, lifts a lid, or de-caps
bottle, then s-w-i-n-s-s back out of
your way. It's a grand sift-ask for
"a SWING-A-WAY at your De-
partment or Hardware Store or
send SIPS tplus lsc postage) to
Swing "a Way Steel Products, Box
1000. Chicago, I'll. But be quick.
Christmas is less than month
away. Ask for SWING-A-WAY
tomorrow, or write today.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

Gifts for the men
in the family are
always a problem,
80 here's wonder
full news! YARD
LEY has packased
.laI .-.- nf
Evening star., 1946-12-01

Miss Mary Ellen Middleton, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Noah B. Swain and the
late Mr.. Arthur ]. Middleton, was
married to Mr.. Paul Chicca. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dante Chicca, on Mo-
vember II in st. Anthony's Church.
The Rev. Edward O'Brien oficiated
Mr.. Swain gave the bride in mar
riage and Miss Joan Murray was
her only attendant. Mr.. Patrick j,
Wilson served as best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Joseph d. Middle
ton and Mr.. Edwin j. Maurer.
The couple will make their home
at 934 Perry place NE.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Marriages Announced
.Jones.f2niIim0rr

Announcement Is made of the
marriage OF Miss Mary Magdalene
GaJlimore, daughter OF Mrs. William
colfax Baltimore and the late Mr..
Gallimore, to Mr.. Lester Clyde
Jones. the wedding taking place Mo-
vember II in Pacific Palisades,
Calf, In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence E. Watkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are making
their home In Los Angeles.
Kriknn-F Feshben
Announcement is made OF the
marriage OF Miss Dorothy Feshben,
daughter Of Mrs. Tillie Feshhen,
to Mr. Ell Krikun, the wedding tax
Ing place November in the home
of the brides mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Krikun are making
their home in New York.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

you ecom. this brand wonderful Christmas Gilt idea
n NAV S.nts with BEST candies the WHOLE
year Send in SUBSCRIPTIONS NOW to the IANDl o t
friends will receive gay nt
Gard sending them candythr each month IN
l9 except June Elsa MAXWELL world famous
individuality each montn
pound candy makers in all sections Of the
nsure Prine from Of New Orleans Almond sIus-
ters from Beverly each month"; SEND
70 AMY OF THE MONTH CLUB 933 Ambassador Bldg, ST
Louis Mo- retail postase
Evening star., 1946-12-01

Here's my suggestion for getting a head start in
sose,v being good family Go to the depart
Zs ment store you carrying GORDON mer
l(46H6An1 chand all the practical somethnso
NSsv wear gifts you planning under the Christ
UNDERWEAR mas tree Under GORDON label you'll
6nd:-FOR CHILDREN: Socks, Underwear, Knit
S and Po,o Shirts FOR Underwear and Lingerie
EnR MEN Socks and Underwear when add this need
ahon, be anuaty o all GORDON merchandise January l. le
n. 7s,b wear m CORDONS being for ecu westyied
mhandse GORDON for satisfaction
Evening star., 1946-12-01

GIFT SETS for MEN, which from
masculine comments I've heard, are
exactly what men like to be eiOen'
but seldom shop for on their own.
Give one to Dad, your eldest son,
or to your best beau, and when
they're opened, you'll get the big
gest hugs of appreciation you've had
in years! One particular set that
pleased me contained FIVE perfect.
grooming aids-a container of In
visible Tale; the famous Wooden
Shaving Bowl; Generous bottle of
that After Shaving Lotion which
for years, has been a tradition"
with the "nicestv men I've known;
a jar of Solidifed Brilliatine and
5 bars Of Lavender Soap. This set
costs $500, but other YARDLEY
Gift Sets for Men are from $3.50
to $50.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
a.. you M.iskf-wo,,i.a?
HOSIERY \
(Gordon
~ UNDERWEAR =

In Grandmother's day buxom
lassie was in the height Of style.
But today it's the slim, slender
figure that leads in the fashion
parade. If you're weight-worried,
feel completely ''out Of STEP with
today's glamor demands, turn to
the RY-KRISP plan -. popular
and dependable reducing method
for any normal overweight person.
You'll like the meals you can have
with this get-slim plan-and you'll
enjoy the crisp goodness Of RY-
KRISP, the whole Grain bread with
only q calories per slice. For free
booklet, DESIGN FOR REDUC-
ING,' which includes low-calorie
diets for both men and women. ad-
dress Nancy Sasser, 27l Madison
Avenue, New York Is, New York.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
.2sk. that keep lset A,x!

Put your children into shoes with
NEOLITE Soles. Then. come sleet,
slush or snow, NEOLITE Soles
will help keep feet dry q. insulate
them against the cold! And, in ad-
dition to this important factor,
NEOLITE far OUTwears leather
keeps shoes from losing their
shape, yet at the same time, it's
lieht and flexible underfoot. Not a
leather, rubber, plastic, nor . fab
ric, NEOLITE is d test-tube
Goodyear discovery. Make that
I NEOLITE marx your guide in
buying shoes for the whole family,
and when shoes need repairing,
have your Shoe Service Shop RE-
sole and heel with NEOLITEi
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Get DR.. SCHOL
Toiletry Counter.
Don mint .S..L FREE GI,sa~a. c.,4!

Here's your chance surprise and thrill your i'll or
shut.in friends with a personal Christmas Greeting
card sent DIRECT to them by famous radio star
DON McNEILL. Think how puzzled they'll be when
they omen card addressed them and find the host OF
the coast coast BREAKFAST CLUB grinning at
them . as he beats Santa Claus down IHElk
chimneys! egged Don into making this warm hearted
Christmas greeting offer for on his BREAK
.,ecd1nxx recenflxr and noticed the
Evening star., 1946-12-01


uarty where Don his listeners to send
cards friends This seemed such happy idea
that asked Don 70 the shuf-in
friends readers. He agreed ot down names and
like Don Christmas!
Send yOur BY 10th to Nancy Sasser I'll
Ave. York l6 ny. Don will mail cards by Christmas and his
snonsors SWIFT delicious SWlFTS Premium
Hams and will take Of the postage!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-12
Real Estate for Sale
86 Building Lots For Sale
S7 Shore Places For Sale
Choose Your Home Site
 At Beautiful
 CANDLEWOOD SHORES

Choose Your Home-Sit
 At Beautiful
 CANDLEWOOD
 SHORES
 "The Beauty Spot of Lake CandleWood"
 Only ' miles from Danbury, Conn, this attractive, planned de- velopment offers you every living advantage. It's high elevation per- nlits a panoramic view of the en- tire lake area. Selected cientel as- sures you of good neighbors and ideal surroundings, Artesian wells provide all year water supply; electricity and telephone available which allows all-year living if
 desired.
 Investigate today. Write for free descriptive literature. There is no
 obligation.
 Buy direct from the owners. Of- flee located on property. Easy
 Payment Plan
 CANDLEWOOD SHORES Dept. w. D.. BrookfieId. Conn. Tel. Danbury 1863 ring To reach property-take U S. Route (Danbury New Milford Road turn at White Turkey Inn and follow signs direct to property.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-05
States Officials
Vote Absentee In
General Election
II" LYNN SISRET
Daily Dispatch Burr.

Ralclgn. ..ov. 5.-Thc.c were
many vacant desks around Canjtuj
Square today while their .pgula. oc-
cupan'S Were attending To- The iu, of
casting ballots in The general cleo
non. y iCW u! the tup-iligh, official,
and q !"G"rr nuwltr of lower rank
employees used facilities of the alb
SIrt,c hai!o, = record their votes.
nut T2j'!it! preferred Ia give The
matter personal attention.
Heading the list III absentee voters
WAS Governor Cherry. who found
conflicting appointments prevented
his gong 20 GaStor!a to dcposi, his
ballot. Secretary ri State Thad Elrc
also sem his vote by mail 10 ucrl-
ford county because ui cunilicliu..
appointment. and Auditor George
Ross Pnu sent his Ia Johnston county
Tor the same reason. Bruce Elhc-
ridge. director of conservation and
development. voted by mail in Dane
county rathC! than make the 300
mile round "trip. Ralph Moody. as
SiStant attorney general. voted abb
Scnioc in Cherokee county iur the
double reason tina. the trip homo was
too arduCuS and somebody had To
.ticl around To- man the office.
Harry n AlUliln. attorney general.
went II his home al Washington 10
vote: Assistant Attorney General
Hughes Rhodes went haCl; To Bur
iington. and Asst. y. G.. Wade Bru-
ton lCurneycd 10 Trey To cast his
ballot. Kerr Scott. commissioner Of
agriculture. voted al HlW River:
Forrest Shulord. commissioner of
labor. a. High FONT: Edwin Gill.
revenue vuGT iSSionC". al Lalrin-
burg. and +. + ittic Ward. commits
sioner OF motor vehicles. al Wilson.
y. II. Graham. chairman %! tho high
way commission. voted at HillSDoro.
The utilities commission scored Al
most 1909 hpnr" voting. Commits
si,ncr Il. G.. Johnson went - Bar
CIV, Commissioner Fred Hunter Ia
HuntCrSVillc. Chief Clerk ch;...c-
FllC!l 10 Forest City and Chief In
Spectur John Armstrong 10 New
Bern. Utilities Chairman S;anly
Winbcr"mC moved HI voting resi-
dcrcc from Nc:tfn.i caaIiy - La
leigh during tn ..sGIils >sn.;.g,
and cost his v,:c Tc"C.
CHER topnCt-hcrs Imon@ Stat" yi
licia!dom who lo,c in Raleigh w.
CIudc Charles NJ. Johnson. stat
trCa: ITc": Clyde : t,-s!m. S.a;
Suprrinirndcr. NJ pu.G" instruction
Wi.li"m I. Hodges. c.H..riss.unyr g..
Insurance: raIl a. Need. control,
of the beard e education: y. J. Man
we'll. director Of tax research. ali;
John Harden. secretary to the GOV
crnlr. II was not possible to sc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-05
HEADS SEAL SALE

Oxford. Nov. 5-MrS. w. =. Pittard
has accepted the local chairmanship
OF the tuberculosis health seal sale
in Granville this year. Mrs. c. G..
Credlc, president of the Woman's
Club, sponsoring organization, said
today. The campaign will be conduct
ed in Granville largely by mail, Mrs.
Pittard said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-05
} PAGE ="

There nave been SO many differ
Cnt printed estimates Of the valuc ii
the Duchess Il Windsor'S stolen
i,HVls tn thieves probably never
wiil kuuw whether. III i,spos.ng III
them, th.y rot rynped.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-05

a North Carolina goose is report.
ri :" l." - vcrrs old. More re-
markablc than that is the fact 4
i...n"E,u - ave through In" rCCcm.
meat shortage.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-05

Monte Carlo croupicrs strike for
bigger pay. While they rake in
plenty of big dough il seems ii al
ways belongs 10 some ono else.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-05

y .;ItiStical f:i"t says that Eyilk
turkey can oi.trnn u horse Tor con-
siderable distance. We suppose that
III Nu,Cinbcr they can show an even
last hur&, ni speed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-05

\ big Lacquer complains he can
make L,ore money in his hardware
store than laying ball. But selling
nails isn't as much fun. is it?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-05

pluyCCS vf the stat" II main,ai,
'ofricial' residence al Raleigh ant
continue '!CIa.' residence else
where.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-30
1910 Given
For Easter
Seal Sales

J. f. Parks, treasurer of the 1916
Easter seal sale for the crippled
fund. sponsored by the Henderson
Exchange hub, reported at the club
meeting last night that S6l0 has been
received to date.
Contributions will be accepted
through this week and the contribu-
tion boxes placed III stores will be
takul up Saturday. it was announced.
". W. Langston is chairman of the
campaign.
President Ray Buchanan presided
al the meeting. Several piano Sc
lections We're played by Pat Hedge
pcth.
About Is couples representing the
local hub are planning to attend
Charter Night ceremonies Of a newly
organized club n Roanoke Rapids
tonight, it was indicated. The Hen
dcrson club has sent representatives
several nights to assist in organizing
the Roanoke Rapids club.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-30
Retirement
FundIn\
Earns Profit
BY LYNN NISDET.


Nale4Sn, Apfll oo-Htd'S
ef lhdfles VI. JNh'l7UI+ NJ 80
iaS come shulil4ile % Doi'>s - -
me N4.iA Oatoi'iI% iS'C'tc!9 ".'-,
State Employees h~etIItI-iN'' 49,.
Snd came out WIN q 'Ie't ptu.Ii
N1tEoUt QepEeclati!S ~ pI"iTlE'l
holGihe5. re recShJS Ilt5o'ta'@" ~.
sale 81 o~'slzo,Ooq '"o ana " i1'it
pelcenl pohdS aho purchaser 't''etS
%le!aiN@ ne am d@te dol gu "7SiS-
safe PFoIit o. o0-'o--
h~el!IehleLt systems to' SoECii5
hl-nla! employees A"Ne 9io"H l"pi"-
y doillS '4G pas le" Yeas -\e"i'E
al OF tae states 3"Ne SoiI'S SOL %
telItsil~At Pldtl' Ht'9@H 1t"t& -
mem 90 Ao' C~ot.t'"|' "Idi .,oit't
OaI9.1I'9S system! h" u1iECis"4S y
~eoEefaIe.
Nineteen states lhtluol'ls ooi OWL
h3Ne "aolleo PROVISIONS lol pa u
cIp2tioI Oh count. III ".olalo'p"'
cillpIo@Ge1 III 'eII el'IsiI. - S'er'i1 '1o-
PeiNI9e4 ny 'l@ S19N07. Zen 81 sice~
statGS StiaOlc0 S'et' laws !d9t Seai
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-30

Use the Daily Dispatch Want ADS
to sell your products. a Want Ad
VIII Bring You Fast Results!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-30
Doctors To Get
Polio Training:

New York, April 30.-A nationwide
pollomyelitis treatment and profess
sional-level training program that
Will cost upwards of So, 5000 900 has
been approved by the National Foun-
dalton for ~Infantile Paralysis and
its local chapters. The program will
be supplemented soon at eight STRAIT
egi>ally located hospitals having
medical school affiliations.
OF the sum, National Foundation
headquarters has ~allocated $500, 900
to train doctors, nurses and physical
therapists in the modern treatment
and care Of polio victims at these
centers. A maximum of 100000
annually may be used for this pur-
pose over a five year period by each
institution selected.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-30

Henderson softball league vii
epen It's 1916 season Wednesday
night at eight o'clock, with three
fi1c-innins games which viii in
cIude all SIN teams in the league.
Vance Furniture company Will
play Continental HOSIERY m the first
same. Roses and Seaboard Taxi
meet i'm the second, and Standard
Parts 1ud Vance Trucking Will meet
iu the uishtcap.
Opening ceremonies viii begin at
7.3U o'clock, with ,uccghcs by the
league officials and managers. 1t Is
hoped that Henderson hI4h school
band can toe obtained to furnish
music, but it is not definitely known
at this time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-30

Use The Daily Dispatch Want 4,
Paee To Sell Your Used Articles !.
Paws To Advertiser -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-28

coas:aa; source CT amusement, while
the Cosby Birdie Wooster and her
ooy-crazy daughter. Green. prove
equally irritating. \ political ring.
led by Sig Flanagan. Sheriff Mar
tin and the game warden are 4 more
serious menace. angry because the
Ives settled in the cabin they claim
ed for their ;,cer hunting camp.
Nevertheless. the Ives make Il 90 OF
il As the story moves swiftly. in
vclving foul play. friendship and
romance to delight the reader in a
thoroughly human and interesting
novel
The autkor laugh school in Ar
kansas until 1881 when he began
free lance writing. lie is familiar
with the people about whom he
writes and the situation of the
'donatorS". who We're people set
tling land which had reverted 10 the
state Tor non-payment OF taxes. He
shows how the dream OF security,
the urge Tor nome ownership, makes
people risk danger. suffer and labor
10 attain their vision. He gives color
and vitality Ia story that would
likely prove drab without his en-
pen; handling and winSume style.
JOHN BROWNING
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-28
Laughter For Life
4 TREASURY OF LAUGHTER,
Edited by Louis Tntermeycr. II.
lustrated. 1l2 Pages. Simon And
SchuSter. Inc. New York S2Ni

Louis Untermeyer. the Celebrated
writer and lecturer. presents over
loo pages OF choice humUr selected
from the writings OF seventv-tvo
foremost American authors. There
are humorous stories poems. es-
says, Jokes. and quips not TO mention
tall tales, epigrams. boncrs and dcva-
stating cruShers: in fact. every field
OF humor is covered in this spendid
collection which will furnish the
reader lifetime o! laughter.
For sheer reading pleasure. Won
Will find TREASURY OF LAUGH
IER the most refreshingly funny
group OF writing ever collected in
one volume. II is absolutely pain
less. Each story. poem and witty
piece is an invitation to the mex,
one. And. aside from the appe,lz-
ing contents. there is veri,able
treasury OF authors as we'll Among
those presented are: Will Cuppy,
Marc Connolly. Irwin Cobb. Lewis
carroll, Ellis Parker Butler. Roark
bradford. Robert Benchley and
Corey FORD not to mention coolies of
0therS lrSludlng Dorothy Parker. o.
aenTy' James Thurber. Mark Twain.
stephen Leacock. Don Marquis. Og-
-'"S''' isN"dlu Lear ana dozens
more TO make a grand total Of seven
ty-two. Several entertaining pieces
are included by nearly every author
There is an excellent introduction
by the editor, who also. introduces
each author with a short bio
graphy. Although there is no at
tempt to anlyze humor. the versa
Unity OF II as presented here is
startling. Through the capable writ
ers embraced in this volume. tho
cream OF American and English
numor is here in such QUANTITY ne
70 afford hours and hours OF
pleasurable reading. You will run
the gamut of emotions between
faint smile and loud puffow nc
you read. yes. and re-read. delight
1ul and satisfying humor al lis
wholesome best. in the more than
1U0 tun-furnishing pages of A
TREASURY OF LAUGHTER. Al
SO, there is an abundance of comic
iilustrations by Lucille Corcos.
Mr. Untermeyer is editor of sew
eral anthologies which have gained
MIN great distinction, MODERN
AMERICAN POETRY MODERN
BRITISH POETRY, THIS SING.
INC WORLD. Also, his articles on
numor have appeared in many ma
uonal magazines. Currently he Is
GATOR Of the Encyclopedias Britain
meas projected volume. THE RRf- |
a Ia ~, BOOK Of WIT, SATIRE
JOHN BROWNING !