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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
Youths Arrested
At Harbor Park

Nine youths from Attica, who
repeatedly raised havoc at the
East Harbor State Park early Sat
urday, were arrested by State
Highway Patrolman Tom Beck
man and taken before Mayor Carl
Becker or Probate Judge P. w.
Gulau to face charges of having
intoxicating liquors on the state
reservation and for raising dis
turbances.
Beckman stated the youths tore
down several signs at the park
and disturbed vacationists sleep
ing in trailers and tents.
Three 19-year-old youths were
taken before Mayor Becker and
fined SIS and costs each. The SIX
juveniles were cited for appear
ance before Judge Gulau in Pro-
bate Court.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
F|REMEN PLAN
field DAY AT
LOCAL PARK

Firemen from ten companies,
plus the Preston, Ontario, Scout
House Band, will march in the pa
rade Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock when members of the Ot-
tawa County Volunteer Firemen's
Association stage their Firemen's
Field Day in Waterworks Park.
Starting from the Port Clinton
Fire Station, the parade will in
clude fire trucks and other equip
ment in addition to the famed
Scout House Band, which will
march in the parade before ap-
pearances later in the afternoon
at Lakeside.
Several buildings have been
constructed of old lumber along
the lakefront at Waterworks Park,
where they will be set afire for
the fire-fighting demonstrations
Sunday afternoon.
Ladder drills, extinguishing of
tires IN Oil pits, rescue work, first
aid and demonstration of special
fire-fighting equipment is planned
during the Field Day program.
Participating will oe firemen
from Millbury, Catawba Island.
Oak Harbor, Adams Twp. No. 2,
Elmore, Genoa, Jerusalem Twp,
Port Clinton, Rocky Ridge and Al
len Township. President of the
association is Pete Christensen,
CataWba Island.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
MORE TROOPS
DUE AT PERRY
THIS WEEKEND

Although 1,4OO Ohio National
Guardsmen left Camp Perry for
their homes after completing their
two-week training Sunday, the
state reservation continues as the
locale for the training of $50
Regular Army troops from the
Pittsburgh area, who are using the
Anti-Aircraft ranges for target
practice.
When these troops return to
Pittsburgh August 9, the other
half of the battalion, $50 strong,
will come to Camp Perry for two
weeks training.
This weekend, August 1-2, the
advance detail of 200 Marines is
due to arrive at Camp Perry from
Camp LeJeune, North Carolina.
Coming here to serve as scorers
and work troops during the Ma
tional Rifle and Pistol Matches,
the main body of $50 Marine en-
listed men and officers is due to
arrive August 10 from Camp Le-
Jeune.
On the same day, 80 Marine
marksmen who will be on the Ma
rine rifle and pistol teams, are
due from Paris Island, South Car
olina..
August will be a busy month al
the local government reservation
as competitors for the matches
biggest since the war years, will
begin arriving during the middle
of the month.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
Oak Harbor Sailor
Is Aboard Saipan

Arnold L. Harmeyer, fireman,
u. S. Navy, son of Fred Harmeyer,
321 TouSsaint ST., Oak Harbor, is
aboard the small aircraft carrier
USS Saipan, which returns to Nor
folk, Virginia, in August after
four weeks of training operations
with the 1858 Midshipman Prac-
tice Squadron in the Atlantic
The practice squadron embark
ed with over 5000 midshipmen
from the u. S. Naval Academy
and NORTC units of colleges and
universities throughout the coun-
try. Before returning to Norfolk,
the ships will have visited ports
in South America and the West
Indies.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
HOPES HELD FOR
YOUTH MISSING
IN KOREA WAR

Relatives and friends of Sgt.
Harold Stamm, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Stamm, Oak Harbor,
are praying that his name will ap-
pear in the prisoner of war lists
published in the near future fol-
lowing the signing of the truce in
Korea.
Although he has never official
ly been listed as prisoner OF
war, high hopes are held that Sgt.
Stamm has been held as a prison
er by the Communists.
Sgt. Stamm enlisted in the
Army July S, 1949 and left for
Korea in October of that year. He
was reported missing in action on
November l, 1850.
Last official word regarding
their son was received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Stamm last week when Ma.
jor General William E. Bergin,
the Adjutant General, notified the
parents of Harold's promotion to
sergeant as of May /.
At that time, General Bergin
stated: ''In previous correspon
dence, you have been advised OF
the casualty status of the enlist
ed man named. / regret that no
additional information about his
I'casualty status is available at this
time"
First of the 1913 American;
listed as prisoners of war are tt
be released this week by the Com
munists and will be speeded or
their homeward journey.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
STATE GRANTS
SEWAGE PERMIT
UNTIL APRIL |

Port, Clinton's sewage will con-
tinue to be dumped in the Port
age River at least until April. /,
1854, as the city this week received
permission from the Ohio Depart
ment of Health to continue such
action until then.
While the city's proposed sewage
disposal system cannot be COM
pleted by that date, renewal of the
grant was made at Tuesday nights
council meeting.
Plans for the disposal plant are
now complete and voters may be
asked to approve special bond
issue for its construction in the
November election. Port Clinton is
one of numerous Ohio cities or
dered to build sewage disposal
plants by the state health depart
ment.
County Engineer Delos Nissen
appeared before council and stated
the county plans to paint the Por-
tage River bridge in Port Clinton,
and was granted councils appro-
val.
City Solicitor John Reinheimer
stated legablities had been cleared
up for the Alice-Monroe Street
paving project, and that council
can act on final arrangements at
the next meeting.
Announcement also was made
that stone has been secured for
runways at the Municipal Airport,
and that work will start within
ten daYS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
Anticipate Important
Announcement Soon
On Camp Perry Future

With the Army announcing nine month firing schedule
for the Camp Perry antialcrat range and the Senate
proving expenditure of 900 for construction of train
facilities at the stateowned reservation while rejecting
appropriation for nearby Erie Ordnance Depot all in
dcaons this week point to Camp PeTys becoming year.
around training camp for AA troops.
General Albert Henderson, Ohos Adjuant General could
not be reached for comment yesterday he enoute to
Camp Grayng, Michigan General Henderson and General
julius Stark, assistant Adutan General will to Camp
Perry this Friday and important may then
be forthcoming
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
EHRLICHS HEAD
LAKESIDE SKED
IN COMING WEEK

DR.. John H. Hanger, pastor of
Temple Methodist Church, -Ft.
Lauderdale, Fla, will speak at
morning services in Hoover Audi,
torium, Lakeside, Sunday, Aug. 2.
Music at this service will be by
the Greater Cincinnati Chorus un-
der the direction of Mrs. Grace
Storey Simmonds.
The Preston (Ontario) Boy Scout
Band will give concert in Cen
trail Park at 2:30 p. M, and DR..
Kenneth Learey, Van Vert, super
intendent of the Defiance district
of the Methodist Church, will
speak at vesper services at p. m.
On Sunday evening, following
an address by DR.. George M. Lam
sa of Syria, DR.. Howard M. Pope
of Pittsburgh will give an illus
trated lecture on Alaska.
Program for the coming week
al Lakeside follows:
Saturday, Aug. Folk dances,
Bettye and Michael Ehrlich and
Company of the University of Chi
cago; Monday-Concert, the Dun
gill Family; Observation-Disclosures
lecture, America the Beautiful"
DR.. Earl r. Brown, New York
City; Wednesday-"B Balloon Sculp-
turing" by Billy Romano and
Louis Tops and his Society Brand
Circus; Thursday--Concert, Sam
dusky Singers Club; Friday-Mo-
ton picture, Fearless Fagan;"
and Saturday (Aug. 0--Concert,
Jeanette LaBianca.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31
------------------------
NO BAD ACCIDENTS

Despite almost bumper-to-bump-
er traffic over the weekend, as
thousands of urban residents came
here to enjoy the beaches and
parks, no serious accidents were
reported by Sheriff Merlan Budd's
department.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-07-31

THE NEWS Is prepared TO do
your JOB PRINTING on basis
Of FINE WORKMANSHIP and
GOOD SERVICE at Fair Prices.
Phone - 5271
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

IA h easy 10 understand the competitive nature Of
the retail automobile market IN this country when one
ganees ~ production figures for 1852 and 1853 In the
automobile industry. Recent figures show that the
tons automobile factories turned out 5l9s3sT ears.
trucks and coaches in the first eight months Of 1885,
This production total l. the aI-tme annual
production and Il far above the eght-month production
II 1862 In the corresponding eighmonth period Of 1884,
the automobile factories Of th country built 3s2sb7b
automobiles trucks ard coaches. Thus production In
The eghl-monsh period W only slightly less than
100000 units.
While automobile production Il being slowed ut
this time Of the year. many producers change models
and tool-up for production Of the new cars, II
thees obvious that the industry has experienced
ceen result In finding greatly increased market for
cars.
Because there l. some limit 10 the number Of new
which the American public win buy Is no reason 20
conclude that hard times around the corner l. true
that retail automobile dealers being confronted with
competitive market again today after several years Of
ideal conditions from the sellers standpoint
We think The dealers Of the country should be graft
fled that hey have been able increase sales IN 1853
sharply those of 1852 There to be-
ese thar sales In 1861 viii not again be unusually high
and that dealers viii not be able to earn good return
On laree volume 81 sales.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
Blacksmith Son Will Take Over Big Job
AS Third President OF Philippine Islands

band. he sad his gserrillas wers
hard % hold Together when the
Japanese treated liIpinos kindly.
So he operated on that principle
and widely advertised his resettle-
ment plan.
ne Z. 8 Army named Magsay-
say military soveFnoF Il zambAles
ia iaS ne following year he vas
elected 70 Congress and vas re.
elected In tsss.
ouirino named him defense sec.
retary IN $50 whan TIE Hukx were
a. their peal. IN ~ years he
broke TIE bach q Red. led resisi.
ance and drove the remaining
Eaerrtllas INTO the kEls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

lhinlne Re eAEled m Ter n
felierst WHAT'S the &c h8eas~
gra rsung out e Ms sa3fie
MuEe reintoFcNmemtA CaEuuii-
meats q wait klFk ard hen
Dowas
Wen IN - daneeai lei yoa
sWung 'em N hne' rs gives Is
elose - thlrty nen Ne can So
the cd Star harkf-
4 hoDe -. naaav. I SIRE a.
nuf fhrren suEnething I wani -
ny nrsf- Hs drupped the rein ard
drew hu9ay - ere SD ~Budsiy.
I'm coukina - = srhene o. ct
Diana Ard San CoopeT ioxethnr.
! wmnt % nfmM tnRm uuarrxilnN IL
ne hape that thcy spin some-
thing % enli9htNn "a
sKnhghann - nhoas whafT~
"About Dan Dentons deafh-
-Cood enah Jen Hoa aont
4 think ~ Sas rnurdered ~
sam Cooper th.nk Ms nurdeF
was piannnd Bat ] have No pruof
and ths = about ths only way /
ear Get H. When ] was q inw Of
Seer ne hsd to murder suspects
ard 10 evidrnce % conxict We
put ghen into the sane eel ard
listened - their taik from = ruam
ever the eell with q hole borcd ln
he hour. Ne ct our man
~This Il q parailel case II I can
Reg Diana ard Coopar nEhuna.
wtlh myself and mnothnr liHton-
ing IN. we might iearn something
NoW e. ] reulcmher the star
Fanrh house frum the one time !
wa1 In ~ rs . oue-Eiory buiid-
ne With . iong living ron
acres the froni and two winn
Il there an attlcf-
~Jusi a. air space between ths
crillnR ard the roof wilh . trap
doog lsadin' 70 a = ne Iva
They'll pruhably @ their taIk-
nc y thsre Any ether place -
Badly thoanhta moment
There's Q veEetable cellar Under
re kiichen TrapdooF IN ne noor
Not very ia. hut yea couid hide
In therN; II you opened Il e crack
you maybe could hear them In he
ltwtn' rnnm
Or we cUuld nneak mo tna
dininKfoom and hslen there@
-Jen thml wuuld be rinky. Tney
have mruund thirty men wifh&n
eall and 4 my spotted you-f
@Tn take tha chmncnL IL Sam
AMI Dana gut together 90 TIE
FanclA m bs tonnrrow nirhL
That's whmrW you coma I'm. Have
al yuur men ca the niope above
TIE house ard Il yea hear any
shooting Fs1sh tn place. WIPE Il
clean. ard ] mean clean. Il nay
be tie only ehance yoau have .
Ret TIE Star hmek.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
~ PAU IVAN LEHMAN

absui GO ehanee n q hnnnnd az
masam' Il wuFm. Ana 49, - Yesa
knsW thsy1l - "a - s1aE -
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fur sure. AT ! ca - ~ i
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% boa Kolight I'm nuine y nil
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of AEEuirtnn - her mad III Sama
the eruck I th1nk - > AL knew
ii aad Wunt trust I'm m - g.
cidas % % o Sllxeratnns -
have n uut wflh Nm IN msrw -
wal g. until dAyllEhl IN ~
wat<hink from Ne ais ard 49,
her % town mnd he e. naar
Co1psr's olllce Where I ca sEsf-
hear VAST they 8ay. II nha anmsn1
20 q San. III pay IN a wtsii -
mofroW eTenina and pui 4 80 II
rs ear akoat nIanA Hall - ~
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Mn ard ~ wunI iosa an tlnsa II
cailimH Or q show9awn n thmf
case I must beat Nm % 90 Slnr
wlth ny witne1 an1 - klt1En
there when ~ arriwNM
Buddy ahonk Ms krad dauAa-
fuliF. ~I7aere's e. awfal - a O.
there. gcd. Thzyl cal yua mnFa
4 thimk I can Ret - the
boss afssr d4rk IN go =
sHsw sboa Jous snd MsrlA,
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kitxhen a. 5000 a. they'd eia4nea
W the suppeT d1hea ] hTuTa
they'll a. ne nmma harm -
made gesture % d1Wntmal -fee
use argaing. bslddy: IN galn9 =
d. IA lis The omly Say
Nhy ~ isst eharBs - -
drive en- outf
Thai's ne 10 ruuar1 n 90
murdered Densnn I eat q prusa
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nloFs auspsclnn 81 ~ 9larEn an4
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frun ne valley fnr aood
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Yes can enunt 60 ma SeH ~
have ne boys on ne slaps ahoss
the star anEnnrrow mfinr amrk. -
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ne run ard nhnolIn'~
.Good And kecp h un6ar yuR
hat Buddy. Me- Z wond = an.
body unloaa foF aoma gnnana
you re pFUxunted fruEm dalma ywm
part Use year fuoxmmul ERm
Rush "a a. eau'ss-.. -
~ told them % - DIVA fTum
their koracs and haya dlnnng.
Ruth sid. i've SOC 90 O. 49,
% an auEmefhing fuT um1 ~.
Payne can eat hara 4 ~ lIkaa
Ied shnok ~ haaA -if yumm
have ne cuok pui name Rrssb II :
so, Buddy ] uunt say. I've 81
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g. - ssnma.am
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
Hal Boyle
Says

owns . military unlfJrm onee worn
b. Napoleom and lIkts % play ne
rule q TIE Freneh emperor 81
soeisty ehahiy balls
''Napoieon personally designed
ne bats Ger some a Ms troopt.
he said. "IAsy were quite sod
very dsahing-qu.is bravado
John d . custom mlilinef wha
lives In q penthouse. mixes 30.
eially vita rs elite ciienieis. End
Ia sorry hsaseMiFes and sieno.
rraphers east afford rs hats. bal
afier al he tasi sat Interested h
the mass market.
"There's Q eountrsa N ever
town Mo dossnf want b look llks
ne nab. " BE- san. chserfally. "ans
what better Way ear shs khew be-
Individuality than b. wearing "a
expensive hatg-
Ms bats ranEs from SIS b So
and Ne onca dnmanaed ard a.,
81. &c Coz deslEaiEg Gee ior Wives
Leiah in "Cona VIA ne Wlnd =
A kushand. pieking 20 = creates
80 liakf and sman . Wren eouit
have Down oif eth a. said aaned
b after learning ths price.
"Why, thefss Hardly snythins
% r."
what l. hers d . Rembrand
painaing." iclly repl.ed John. ~ex
eept q few dabs of paint and I
piece Il eanyasz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
bV Sam Dswsoa

plus Ell the market. and we're pre-.
parimg then 10 teal Ia an orderly
fathion with the world prlce Cd
laStment nat wonid foliow.
But International pcliiics seems
% have caused . breakdown Ia
the negotiations. Metal Aources
here understand thal Waxhinglon
bad agreed 10 pay sruund - cents
q pound Cor Chilss surplus. bit Ia
return wanted Chiie % premise
that zone of Der new copper outpul
vent b Russia. and 10 agree q
revise Der taxation II the Amer
can copper companies that ows
Gales mines.
Tie companies say that the Ion
sAare e the price 81 Ckilean cop
per goes 10 the Chiean govern
mRni under the present tar sys
TEN and under discriminatory en-
change rates.
ne Chilean senate, which Il
meeting today b tackle the prob
lem a disposing AZ TIE copper. L
repaired b consider the Americsl
terms a. . form of Interfering
witA Gales internal affairs.
Copper men nere also feel TIA
ne breaking of AZ reggtiations d
Warrington may have been 3 face
SAVING move b. the Chllean R0x
eminent. which may feel 4 can
sell saeh terms % lis peopis nhe1
TINA that Chile may teli th'
Yankees b 80 b SANTIAGO 4 Ne
SAINT % rekame talks abou copper
The tnfted states has been see
TIA alone wiihoui Ckilean cope
iof several montA6. n c0ald con
tlnue 81 % 40.
BIT ne United States need
Chllean friendship. wugld zee
Gales eopper i var bruke CT
and anexnt wan1 20 see chile
economy biased largely 90 copper
placed n . xulnerable positlo
% BE- undermined. 81 the riak q
Communist inroaas there.
4 TIE Lnited States also doeNn
wanf Gales coprer gong co u
worid markei uniess q IL sure bon
WI make rs cay back e th
irua CuFtain
rs IN this dalicata ana con
plicated stnatian tkst TIE Amer
taa eopper lndusiry earnestly iind
ftSRH eaughf IN fhe middle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
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Arthur Godfrey's nucesas n
rssshias ne hsaris Il his fsdis
audienee places hia h ne Fanks
q oshsr great says sarh e. va
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snd 40 daing.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13
Today's
Business
Mirror

NEW YORK m-Pollsles. ecoao.
my and The cold war have eoppeF
and esher metal men up n ths air
today.
TIE politics Il a tie inieFnasion.
al Level. An urEe for economy has
caused Uncle San 10 stop buying
metal from U. s proancerx Cor
Ais delenze slockpae. And TIE cold
var aaKle IL ths United States
urgent desire % hep Rnxnia from
getting any Of Chaas snFpiua COP.
per--a war essennal.
The world demand ard Supply II
copper Ia In fairy aelieate balance
e ne moment. wiih the prizes hold
lng firm a aruand 10 cents q
lpound wh1e the United states and
chile haEgls over wkat 10 Do vita
NE Dc stocks a eopper backing
up h TIE soafh Amefiean Fspublie
Copper men here say that the
price d likely % arup. No matter
how ne prxseni impazHe bstween
washihgton and Saniiago Is re.
solved.
N CHE GOES thFoaGh win cur.
rent threass 10 ofier Der mere than
%. co tons of sufplus eopper @
the wurid markei. ne price drup
could be sharp. The sarpln4 pilet
Nd because chlie asked asa cents
q pond End coul3 find no takers
+ II CHE flnally sells 4 b M
unifed States tar reiirNmena mt
tie Z. S. siockpas q dsiense ma
aarials. ths release Al new chlls
cnppsr outpuf oa ne worid marksl
ssems hkely b hFeak he presses
delicnie balance and tilt the price
downmard.
I A runA a fuFsiU metal has al
ready caused prses eFsaks b rin'
and lead. breaks Which have
cansed the shuiting duwn 81 q nam
Der a Amerieaa Esine2 Cuppor
Eine and LEAD are ussaily elosell
ted Together In eoasamption sns
price trends.
Copper, lead and Einx men sai
TIE demand iog tbeir metals coo
sinues hiKh. evea . Ell . hiti'
from ghe Korea wsF peak n
truuhas. they Sag . frsi ut N
! u. 8 aowernmeni haa saopped bay
] M or is sioekpss. snd second
. nat thsre Is . - worid sappil
! and a. increasa = iniport volumi
hare. ms has sasee : liitie Z
rscsus weeks. 81 ne chilsan Co
par slsuatan coad easily upss
shls. mssal Rsos sasroea So
/ Tha sfalemnia n ne negoiiaslonl
hstwesa washinssn and Sanfiag
has rau9ht mssi reial men ,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-13

NEW YORK N-Many q wife
today knows mere akout baseball.
polities and ne etock maFket than
Der husband.
BAT she has 10 tip Der at b.
him in ons field-he Is hkely h
be . better Judge Il women's
fashiona.
This somewhzt revoluiinnary
yiew IL firmly hele BY yoAn y.
John. ne noted miIllner whose
clan Cor four aeaefations has been
telling ne woridss beauties whst
lind Il ei0shing hey look hesi IN.
Men have baaitally soan6er
fashion tastes ian uomen. BE-
cause they are mere interested IN
ne women themEelves than the
things they PIT en their hScks O.
atop der beads. be sad. ~They
kn0w whsn . siyls looks riKhf o.
the woman they lovs. and When 4
doennt"
nat d uhy hs lies wives a
bring their husban6s along 90
shopping salaris h his eide
waite and sid hai palaces oa the
East SIDE.
"Men lie women b weaF . has
with a clean. smnle. unriuatnrps
line" said 1ohn. No hates aad
Rei hats himself. To hana Il IA
life Is q LADS Customer whe yearns
Cor whai he Gals ~memoFy q
headache bats
"Mayhe when she firsf net hss
Husband shs was wearing a. o.
nate haby bise bat wifA hahy hlns
tulle. and shs wsnis anofher jusl
like a." Jean sad. shadderina
a eanr tel be- SHE'S 10 az
Cor tat kind u H.omstrosay
hsf tsn her Tn 70 pears eco e
10 design oss. its wrong b 4.
aroand wearing iaEAaoa memor
lea"
Johs bosses hla fsmlnlns elisn
tsle WITH an imperlous air ia
smanss and rather swes theh
hmxhnnds 40 arent accuxiomel
b seeing strung minded womeI
, bow meekiy 10 any male decisioa
ne tSyeaFoia designer hns -
employees. crosses hetisF thsn 81
miliion dollars q pear. hui dexign
ever at kimseH. werking alusy
from a liximg model He desian
} ever day. ear tara CT . new On
IN five Ealnulea
I've daslgned hefwean $50
sna nee gsod kats n ths lss
J y years" ~ sad mo6snliy. soms
Aow yea d1mf ash. "And hgs
mnny I'D enes.- Tat wuald B
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