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Came
From
Russia,
Does
Very
Well
And
Pays
Irfcome
Tax
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cadets
in
centra;
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travel
60
miles
every
fortnight
to'
attend
parades
at
the
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plans
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scrap
six
old
coastal
delehce'
vessels,
three
over-age
destiovers'
and
one
outmoded
gunboat,
and
use
the
scrap
iron
for
the
construction
of
new
ships.
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NEW
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northeast
of
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By
Ray
Peacock
Associated
Press
Staff
Writer
NSW
YORK.
De;.
10:
ffi
Call
blonde
Irene
Milinkovich
a
glamor
girl
and
she
would
turn
ud
her
classic
pose'
and
laugh
at
you.
Yet
ner
name
would
appear
in
almost
any
American
artist's
"first
five"
ranking
of
.
figure
models.
The
green-eyed
Russian-born
miss
is
correct
in
her
self-appraisal
to
the
extent
that
an
attractive
iace
and
figure
are
not
her
only
assets.
Articulate
nnH
ambitious,
she
regards
modelling
as
a
business,
and
makes
no
quall-fciatioiis
but
one.
"What
I
do,"
she
savs.
"I
liko
to
do
well."
She
paid
an
income
tax
List
year,
and
is
proud
of
it.
She
keens
a
methodical
ledsrer
diarv
th
pages
divided
into
neat
squares
jor
morninc,
afternoon
and
zo
ning
appointments,
with
the
weens
income
added
at
the
bottom.
One
week
this
year
she
earned
$65,
but
in
order
to
make
that
mucn
she
had
to
work
all
day
and
evenings.
Lives
Weil
Normally
her
income
from
modelling
ranges
from
$25.
to
$40.
"I
suppose,"
she
savs.
"vnn
say
I
live
well.
I
stay
at
a
good
iiuiC1
ana
nave
all
the
clothes
I
need."
Miss
Milinkovich
(call
her
Irene
If
it's
easier
i
was
the
girl
Louis
Cats
painted
to
win
a
medal
at
the
N&tlonal
Academy
last
year.
The
work
was
called
"Scarlet
Throw."
Someother
outstanding
paintings
she
has
posed
for
were
"Seated
Figure"
by
Gladys
Rockmore
Davis,
wife
of
Floyd
Davis,
the
illustrator,
and
"Quandry,"
a
figure
by
Russell
Cowles.
"Right
now."
Irene
vnlnntporo
"I'm
posing
for
a
series
of
heads
uy
aroiyn
Edmundson
for
some
cosmetic
ads.
I'm
also
modelline
frr
a
a.,
till
v
a
uuuuier.
Irene
is
five
feet,
three
and
a
nan
inches
tall,
and
wishes
she
were
u
little
taller
because
It
viouici
oe
easier
to
get
work.
Her
measurements
are
bust
34
y2,
waist
siv2,
ana
nips
37.
"My
weight?
It's
123
now.
I
don't
have
to
diet,
but
I
do
get
a
massage
twice
a
week.
It
helps
the
U1UUU
tto
circulate
after
holding
Maybe
To
Films
I
wanted
to
know
what
she
thinks
abouU-if
anything
while
Posing.
She
laushprt
-
o
.
xuu
have
to
think
about
something,
or
juur
iar-e
is
expressionless
and
that
is
bad
for
the
artists.
Usually
I
watch
them.
They
have
different
ways
of
concentrating
and
they're
always
interesting."
Irene
does
,
a
great
deal
of
costume
modelling
and
conducts
weekly
life
and
fashion
sketch
classes
cf
her
own.
She
has
her
own
studio
and
complains
that
good
models
are
hard
to
find.
She
and
her
family
camefrom
Russia
as
refugees.
She
stayed,
but
her
father,
mother
and
a
brother
went
back
to
Yugoslavia.
Irene
became
a
citizen
three
years
ago.
Her
knowledge
,of,
Russian,
she
hopes,
may
lead
to
a
radio
or
film
job.
Mostly
New
Yorkers
'
Most
figure
models,
artist
Reginald
Marsh
says,
are
native
New
oncers,
and
often
of
compara
tively
recent
foreign
origin.
He
says:
"Girls
of
American
descent,
and
parucuiany
those
of
the
midwest,
feel
humiliated
at
such
work.
They
might
get
turned
down
40
of
50
times
before
they
land
a
Job.
They're
easily
embarrassed
and
afraid
they'll
lose
face
by
being
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Following:
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VICTORIA,
Dec.
10:
O)
Hon.
John
Hart,
who
was
sworn
In
as
Premier
yesterday
in
succession
to
T.
D.
Pattullo.
is
expected
to
name
nis
cabinet
after
the
out
come
of
negotiations
with
R.
L.
Aiaiuana
K.
C,
Conservative
leader,
for
a
coalition
government
are
made
known.
Mayor's
Taste
Boosts
Prices
LYNCHBURG.
Va..
Dec.
1(1:
t
A
concessionaire,
seeklnz
to
In
crease
the
price
of
sandwiches
at
me
Virginia
Tech-Vlreinia
Mili
tary
football
game,
submittal
samples
to
the
mayor
and
coun
cil.
The
mayor
munched
a
ham
sandwich
and
the
nrire
-n
-
x
"
nikea
from
10
to
15
cents.
Advertise
in
The
Daily
News.
Phone
98
known
as
models.
But
girls
still
under
the
EuroDean
inflne
living
in
crowded
quarters,
are
less
concerned
about
such
things.
,
"Right
now
there
are
fewer
irirl
modelling
than
in
years
but
I
aont
Know
Just
why.
More
prosperity,
maybe.
They're
earning
all
they
need
elsewhere.
"Models
are
a
lonely
group,"
he
said
reflectively.
"If
they
come
from
outside
the
city
and
'
take
up
figure
modelling
in
the
hotw
of
meeting
people,
which
Is
to
say
men,
they're
often
dlsaDDolntwl
Tr
an
artist
is
prosperous
enough
to
hire
a
model,
he
usually
is
married
anyway."
Th,s
adverfscment
,s
not
published
!
or
displby
the
L.quor
Control
Board
Government
of
British
Columbia.
or
by
'
f.
2
Britain's
"ATS"
$1
"Mag"
Story
Momg
aummer
Wets
Gir!
New
Uniforms
to
Improve
Appear
ance
of
Old
Land's
BiRRest
Women's
Army.
LONDON.
Dec.
10:
fc
ti,
khaki-clad
girls
of
Britain's
largest
women's
army
the
Auxiliary
Territorial
Service
soon
will
ap
pear
in
a
-new
uniform.
Its
color
will
be
the
same
but
it
will
Hp
what
one
officer
described
as
well-cut
where
the
old
one
was
n't."
The
uniform
will
be
slimmpr
with
square-shouldered
tunic
and
panel
skirt.
All
tunics.
Instead
of
only
the
officers',
will
have
belts
ana
bright
brass
buckles.
The
sleeves
will
have
cuffs.
"Ate"
will
get
four
shirt
and
four
pairs
of
stockings.
Instead
of
two
or
each.
The
poplin
shirts
will
have
detachable
collars.
Therp
will
be
a
new
great
coat,
fitted
and
smarter
and
requlrine
less
n.ite
rial
than
the
old.
In
the
changeover,
there
will
be
no
waste.
Each
of
the
ats
win
turn
In
one
old"unlform
In
ex
change
for
a
new.
The
old
will
be
"rejuvlnated"
and
with
a
new
uniform
will
be
Issued
to
recruits
as
they
are
signed
on.
Th?
ATS
hope
to
double
their
strength
by
next
June.
The
uniform
will
come
as
a
Christmas
present
to
the
ATS
If
only
because
its
distribution
throughout
the
service
will
coincide
with
Christmas.
Silt
ALFRED
DEAD
EASTBOURNE,
Eng..
Dec.
10:
0)
Sir
Alfred
Davies,
60,
Conserva
tive
member
of
Parllampnk
for
Linfcoln
from
1918
to
1924,
died
here.
More
than
1.000.000
vnlimtppr
Red
Cross
workers
are
producing
surgical
dressings
for
the
U.
s.
Army.
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