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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1937

Page

20

The Six Most Prominent Moustaches Say Electrolysis Chief

Damon presents a humorous survey of famed gentlemen and their facial hair. Names include Grover Whalen Clare Gable Aubrey Smith Melvyn Douglas Adolphe Menjou and Barry Beatty among others as the six most groomed moustaches in the country. The piece notes tastes shift from shaggy Walrus styles to neatly groomed looks and mentions a lunchroom proprietor Gus and a Broadway context on Jacobs’ posch midtown Manhattan.

Damon Kingntermalions Cevytinht Louis Zinberg Broadway New York City Electrolyala Association Grover Whalen Clare Guyble Zinberg Electrolysis Association Bianhattan Gur Jacobs Seaatos Wravicate, Inc Whalen Barry Hestry Clare Gable G. Ahbrey

That’s That: Safety, Taxes, and Tenants in Focus

A column discusses home safety versus road danger, cites 111,000 US deaths from accidents with 30,000 in homes, and 408,000 permanent disabilities. It covers General Motors tax claims, tax payments fairness, a proposed tenancy program with 10 million dollars in 1948 funding, and concerns over federal power and democracy.

Bruce Gustin King Yous United States National Safety Council Chatrainn Alfred F. Sloan Jr General Motors Comgrass Muradreda Polittc

Merritt Heads Hearst Weekly

Abraham Merritt was appointed editor in chief of Hearst Weekly, succeeding the late Merritt Goddard. Merritt, long associate editor of American Weekly, is noted as expert in science and natural history with several popular fiction works.

New ‘York Abraham Merritt American Weekly W. HR. Hearst Merritt Merrilt Goddard Goddard Errit Hea

Club Calendar Announces Thursday Meetings and Locations

Readable fragments list several club meetings for Thursday including the Thursday-Wisteria club at Mrs A B McRae's home Wils West Ashby place Daughters of the Wife at 10 am in Tick Tech tea room Zantl Zantt sorority 11748 kK om du the clabrooms 4 the Milan cafe terem Olive Magnolia grove Woodman Circle at Wolff and Marx Ban Antonio Auxiliary to the Spanish War veterans 4 pm In Security Benefit Jut ee Fermmesseo Siguin sorority at 4 pm Thursday at Miss New Donnell 370 East Halsidoeon Blue Bormet lodge L A to B of LB and E meet at 7 20 pm Thursday Rd Sened Mr Ed Leighton president of Friendly Neigbors called a meeting for 10 30 am Thursday in the east room of the Auditorium All welcome to attend for the welfare of the unfortunate.

Wisteria Club A. B. McRae Wils West Ashby Place Zantl-Zantt Milan Olive Magnolia Grove Woodman Gircle Wolff and Marx Antonio Blue Bormet Lodge L. A Ed Leighton Friendly Neigbors Allnooners 9

Harvard graduates sail to Caribbean in student expedition

Three Harvard alumni from the Philadelphia area depart New York on July 7 leading a 15 member student group bound for Puerto Rico and then a 60 foot schooner to uncharted Caribbean islands. They will film land and underwater scenes in color and black and white for potential display by New York Museum of Natural History and Boston Museum of Fine Arts while pursuing oceanography and meteorography studies.

Philadelphia Harvard New York William E. Lunt Jr Lawrence J. Reeve Haverford Frederick Stork Chestnut Hil Puerto Rico Caribbean Manbera New York Museum of Natural History Boston Museum of Fine Arts

Lovely crochet crochet square pattern 1523 1624

Simple 10 inch crochet squares form a decorative motif when joined, available in white or color. Pattern 1523 1624 provides directions and charts for making the squares, includes material requirements, and produces a milt over pattern. Send 10 cents and stamps or coin to The San Antonio Light Needlecraf t Dept with pattern number and your name and address.

San Antonio

Seattle students gain recognition with Clarke Hall remodel

Seattle July 7 Independent University of Washington students will gain recognition through remodeling Clark Hall, the former women’s dormitory, into the Washington Winton saleding. Plans include a lounge, coffee shop, and student fees structure.

Seattle University of Washington Art Clark Washington Winton

Twin fawns born to zoo whitetails in Oklahoma City

In Oklahoma City on July 7 1936 twin whitetail fawns were born at the city zoo as a correction to last year’s missed birth. Superintendent Lea Blondin notes the pair named Sap and Sy have begun life together under careful watch.

Oktahoma City Iassy Sap Aissy Lea Blondin Eald

Jewson state plan opposed by Arabs and Jews

Stormy weather looms as Jewish and Arab quarters clash over a British plan to create a Jewish state in Palestine. Zionist leaders oppose the small proposed territory and an international Jerusalem zone, arguing it limits Jewish settlement and development while Haifa transfer worries British defense goals.

London Hailish Royal Communisioner Palestine Byrla Gaza Wiftiows Lews Lottmann Jerusalent Haifa Priso Pales- Minh

Slender Charm Pattern 634 For Fashion Wise Matrons

Marian Martin pattern notice advertises Pattern 634 and 9348 for a slender, flattering frock with panel effects and yoke bodice in cotton or blends. Offers sizes 34 to 44, fabric yardage, and book combo. includes order details and pricing. Also brief obituary note: Leo Nichols, 48, night watchman, inherits $345,000 from great uncle Joseph Danieles.

Martin Martin Marian Martin Bea San Antonio Laporte Leo Nichols Tony Los Angeles Joseph Danieles

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