SCHENLEY
You Get the BEST from
FOUR Great Whiskey States
,
A Blended with Specially
Distilled Neutral Grain
Spirits . . . Schenley Blends
1 Give You Perfect MILDNESS
* Schenley Blgck Label 65% Grain
£ Neutral Spirits, 86.8 Proof. Schenley
Red Label, 72'/a% Grain Neutral
H Spirits, 86 Proof. Blended Whiskey.
H Copyright 1941, Schenley Distillers
; Corporation, New York City.
N O T I C E
Now is the time to look ovei
your job pr.nting needs for the
spring and summer. The Nug
get Office will be glad to consult
with you as to your wants and
prices on same.
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
Pasmiale (Pat) Di Cicco, Hollywood actors’ agent, and
his bride, the former Gloria Vanderbilt, 17-year-old
heiress, laughed happilv following their marriage at
Historic Santa Barbara Mission at Santa Barbara, Calif,
9 5 PLUS 9 2—The 100 mark is but five years away fur Mrs.
Margaret Boncwitz of New Orleans, who celebrated her 95th birth
day Christmas by posing with her newest descendant—the 92nd—
Marsh Ann Zwcifel, 3 months. The baby is her ninth greai-great
grandchild. She lias II children, to grandchildren and 2t> great
grandchildren; and doesn't offer any special recipe foi longevity
DEFENSE BOND DEMAND SPEEDS UP PRESSES
The Treasury reported that the demand for U. S. Defense Savings bonds had
been so great since the outbreak of war the the bureau of engraving and print- >
ing had been forced to a 24-hour shift. Asection of the bureau, where the presses,
roll out a million bonds a day, is shown* 1
Two big new weapons for the I' S. armed forces st: nd side bv side in Chicago’
suburban Oak Park, as the army’s 240-m ’dimeter howitzer pauses enroute from
Milwaukee to the Aberden, Md., proving grounds. Front to rear are the howitze
carriage, the howitzer barrel and a 155-millimeter gun.
wA
MwffiWriOlBi fcfe .w *• , *
U. S. sailors watch workmen go about th ■ j >b of con'verting the former . V. h
liner Normandie into the largest and fa 1 st navav auxiliary in the Work1. T1
scene is at a Hudson River pier in New York.
AIR RAID HIDEOUT —Stacked sandbags form a circular shelter for the use of post wardens
during air raids in Philadelphia, as well as for pedestrians—a few, at least—in a hurry to get out or
the way of bomb splinters. Air Raid Warden Thomas Boone built this shelter in IVIanaynnk, and nwro
1 are to be set up, with approval of the Philadelphia defense council.