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| Reg, $2.42 SPUNCORD 52” Wide—
i Reg. $2.24 SHARKSKIN 40” Wide—
Reg. $2.18 BLACK NYLON SHEER—

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Reg. $3.74 CHINCHILLA—Pink—
Reg. $3.66 VELVETEEN—Green-—
Reg. $2.88 PRINTED TAFFETA—
Reg. $2.74 NUNS VEILING—White—
Reg. $2.50 AUTHENTIC VIYELLA—
Reg. $2.40 NYLON PUCKER—

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Thursday, August 5, 1954.

  

IT’S PURELY A CASE of duty as

urrools a six-foot six-inch marijuana plant he discovered in San

| Francisco's Golden Gate Park while on ‘mounted patrol. Tended
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1" The plant is now in the hands of narcotics agents,

Chesty French Pin-Up Girl
Tired of U.S. Cheesecake

NEW YORK ‘®—Denise Darcel,
who once sold cheese on‘ the
streets of Paris, now is weary of

Ry} 6 Not cheesecake, the food'-—but:

She says she positively no’
lona.r will pose in the chesty ’
nostures that first won her at-:
tention when she arrived here in
1946, billed as “the most beauti-’
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about $100 worth of marijuana.

‘tially, she got a job behind a
‘sales counter In Beverly Hills and
istarted working her way up in
‘show business all over again.

| Today she gets up to $5,000 a
week in night clubs, co-starred
- recently in the film, “Vera Cruz,”
‘and now has a top spot in’ the
TV network show, “Gamble on
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got him into trouble on this hand, Five i |
was cold against'any defense, but the three
contract was defeated on a neat bit ot tl
Mr. Masters; eo PT

Mr. Champlon’se opening lead
was the four of spades. A-small

Bouth dealer ,
Both sides VUltorabjy<!

  

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card was Played from dummy ran aes
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smothered’ by Mr. Dale's i wesp 88
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diamond: and continued with a 1 got ONY
small diamond, On_ this inst b-4 . ae rl ;
trick Mr. Champion showed out, South oie
discarding a club, Mr, Dale (hens: mts ag
up with the king of diamond fn DA 51) 4
dummy and ted the jack, Mp. 19 bicaee 2 28."
Mastérs winning with the queen, ~ South - Wesy
Mr. Champion discarded anoth- , Nr ‘AEP

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Mr. Masters lald down the aee
of hearts, dropping the lone
king from the closed hand. My.
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signal with a high heart and was} . tga
forced to play Une discouraging | __ "ORT st. JAMES;

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plration for three hie
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year-old swimmer,
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waters of Stuart Lak
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deuce.

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-But Mr. Masters ‘continued
with the-drey of. hearts anyway
and Mr. Champion won with the
nueen and pushed the nine
through’ ‘dummy's 10 spot. to
make sure of four heart tricks
for his side. |, so
’ Why did Mr. Masters decide to! .
bang down the ace of hearts In-' .
stead of returning his partner's
spade lead? Can he see through
the backs of the cards or some-
thing? No, his play was based
on brilliant, though essentially
simple logic.

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amids and the dead mummies,”
| Just to see If she really were
studying her history book, I ask-

_ {ed her what happened in the
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Fengland,” she sald triumphant-
ly. “How you tell me—wot hap-
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SPOKANE (-—Ohe man was
killed an anather wounded Tues-
day’ nicht In a pin bate with
two deputy sheriffs who cnrrled
warrants for their arrest. ,

The dead man was identified
as Raymond M, Kidd, about 36,

John Wyatt, 24. Warrants had
heen Issued for the two as suse
pects In the attempted holdup
of & grocery store here July 18,

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