Rubbing Elbows Is Best Way To Peace
DREW PEARSON argues for active diplomacy and public opinion to promote peace. He urges American ambassadors to engage with ordinary people, cite Soviet Russia, and push democratic exchange to prevent war.
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Masons Celebrate Holy St John Festival at Chapel
Masons and related lodges plan a Holy St. John the Evangelist festival at Prince Chapel AME Church Sunday night. Pima lodge No. 10F and A M will assemble at 7 30 p m in the lower chapel with Desert Star chapter No 8 OES and West Temple Masonic lodge No 425 in attendance. Public invited.
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Woman Star Elisabeth Bergner at Rialto January 7
Elisabeth Bergner appears in The Two Mrs Carrolls at the Rialto on Monday evening January 7. The international star brings a Broadway cast with three changes from the original production after two New York seasons and a London run.
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London
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Mae West
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Victor Jory
Daily fish variety runs five and one third months
In the United States, all edible fish varieties allow serving a different species each day for a span of five and one third months without repeating a dish.
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Navy Maintaining Portable Hotels
Navy ships deploy floating auxiliary living vessels called APLs to house up to 600 personnel aboard. The New Yorker, commanded by Lt. Paul A Haberkorn, serves as a temporary hotel with baths, libraries, a post office, and recreation spaces while processing discharges and fleet replacements.
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Penetro Nose Drops Ad Warns Against Cold Spread
An old advertisement urges readers to prevent colds by acting at the first sniffle using Penetro Nose Drops. It emphasizes sensible dress and sleep, notes the product contains ephedrine, and promotes a 25 cent bottle with larger sizes at 50 cents.
No Navy speed records for the ships
The crew notes towing speeds of seven to eight knots while the skipper jokes no land hotel travels that slowly. Haberkorn maintains press contacts by publishing a daily newspaper for guests aboard.
Ceylon Names First Postwar Bus Parakrama Rama VI
Ceylon honors history by naming its first postwar bus Parakrama Rama VI after an ancient king. The designation links modern transit to national heritage as officials unveil the vehicle.
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