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Wine, Women, & Divorce
SAN FRANCISCO, — Tihe
judge leaned forward yesterday
when Billie Infante, a pretty
model seeking a divorce from her
husband, Anthony, testified:
“Once he immersed me in
wine.”
“Immersed you in what,” Judge
I. L. Haris shot back.
“In wine.”
“Oh, how did he do it?”
“Poured it over my head.”
“In other words, he didn’t dunk
you in a bathtub or anything. Was
it red or white wine?”
“As a matter of fact, it was
red.”
“A bottle or a glass?”
“A glass.”
“Not exactly total immersion,
then,” the judge said, winding up
the matter.
Divorce granted.
Legal Blanks at The Nome Nuggel
Story Of Life At Kotzebue
Told In Pictorial Feature
In Nov. 22 Seattle Times
The story of life at Kotzebue,
Alaska, was told by a striking pic
torial feature in the Nov. 22 edi
tion of the Seattle Times, accord
ing to word received by the Alas
ka Visitors Association in Juneau.
In addition to several black and
white pictures, the cover of the
Sunday Magazine Section was
graced by a colored photograph oi
a young Eskimo housewife and
her baby.
Bob and Ira Spring, noted Seat
tle photographer team, produced
the graphic feature. The same is
sue carried a story on Eskimo
children by Norma Spring, writer
wife of Bob Spring.
Bob and Norma Spring spent
three months in Alaska last sum
mer gathering material and taking
pictures. Ira Spring is presently
working in southeastern Alaska.
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Popular Stars Teamed
In New Screen Comedy
A new comedy team is seen for
the first time on the screen in
Thor Productions’ “A Millionaire
For Christy,” a Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox release opening tonight
at the Theater. The team is com
posed of lovely Eleanor Parker,
making her first appearance in a
comedy, and Fred MacMurray,
long a comedy favorite.
MacMurray, during a highly
successful film career, has been
teamed with such noted comedi
ennes as Irene Dunne, Jean Ar
thur, Claudette Colbert and Carole
Lombard, so it’s rare praise in
deed, when he comments on Elea
nor Parker’s performance: “She’s
tops. I’ve never worked with a
better comedienne.”
Richard Carlson also plays a
starring role in “A Millionaire For
Christy,” with Una Merkel, Kay
Buckley and Douglas Dumbrille
in the supporting cast.
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For husbands and sons safely home.
For the end of days racked with loneliness and fear.
For the silence of the guns in the Korean hills.
But let us remember that just to be thankful for peace
has never been enough to keep peace. It can only be pre
served by a country that is strong and secure.
That takes will and ivork and saving, by all of us.
Only if each one of us saves for his own family security
can we have the national security which provides the
power for peace!
Maybe saving hasn’t been easy for you, but you will find
that you can save-—and easily, too—by investing in U. S.
Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan where
you work. You’ll never miss the money because it is saved
for you. before you get your salary!
You can save as little as a couple of dollars a payday.
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country.
Before another day slips by, why don’t you sign at work
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start in the Bond-A-Month Plan where you bank.
How you can reach your savings goal
on the systematic Payroll Savings Plan
If you want approximately
$5,000 $10,000 $25,000
Each week for
9 years and
| 8 months, save.. $8.80 [ $18.75 I $45.00 '
j Each week for
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sum you wish, from a couple of dollars a payday up to as much as
you want. The important thing is, start your Plan today!
Peace is for the strong! Help keep the peace
by investing in U. S. Savings Bonds!
The V. S. Government Joet not pay for this advertising. The Treasury
Department thanks, for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and
Thanksgiving
Dinner
HERE ARE SOME OF THE SPECIAL ITEMS
WE WILL HAVE AVAILABLE FOR THIS
TRADITIONAL AMERICAN DINNER
Tender, Young, Oven-Ready Turkeys, 6 to 20 lbs.
Roasting Chicken ■■ Grain Fattened, Young Steer Beef
Tantalizing, Premium Hams — Alaska Reindeer
FRESH AIRBORNE
AVOCADOS RADISHES FRESH MILK
BRUSSEL SPROUTS GRAPES EGGS
BANANAS GRAPEFRUIT SPECIAL ICE CREAM
CHESTNUTS LETTUCE with TURKEY CENTER
CRANBERRIES MELONS Flowers
CAULIFLOWER PEARS --
CARROTS PARSLEY CARNATIONS
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
CABBAGE TOMATOES POMPOMS
CORN ON COB SWEET POTATOES
EGGPLANT YAMS " , D
green onions squash Special Pastries
REGULAR MERCHANDISE
APPLES JELLIES
ORANGES TABLE BEVERAGES
ONIONS FILMS AND FLASHBULBS
POTATOES for your DINNER PICTURES
AFULL LINEOF FROZEN party and afternoon
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DRESSES
CANNED FRUITS with all the accessories
Your Friendly Community Store
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