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THE CHINA MAIL.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31:1943.

Zaft Mer. Eugene V

Brewster

Right: Corliss Palmer, Autor: Eugene V. Doorstar

Uncle Robert," of New York City--that's the only name be over uses--is organizing a national league of

Eugene V. Brewster millionate publisher of motion picture magazines," Looles." These are to be wealthy men, who will act anonymously in giving joy to crippled children. He already in defendant in a separation suit brought by his wife, who sake. $18,000 has many recruits. Uncle Robert," who is very rich, la shown here distributing Christman toys to kiddies at the yestly alimony. Mrs. Biewater alleges that pretty Carlies Talmer, formerly School for Crippled Children, in New York. clerk in a cigar store, won her husband's affections. Miss Palmer was victor in a beauty contest held by firewster's magazines. Brewster and Miss

Palmer have frankly avowed their love for each other.

Lyman

Alter three years' courting, Miss Bessiv Pais, of Chicago, spent a

married life of just five days with Abraham Lyman, Los Angeles orchestra

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leader. "He was a great lover until we got manied," she said.

Per George Haway.

Rev Grorge H. Lawson threatens to Mrs. May Mason, widow of a millionaire plumbing supply man-for reach of promisr, because she failed to become bis "heavenly bride." Bevr Lawson prayed for a bride. A moment Ister Mre, Maron is said to have come forward in tears and said ke thonght she could fill the bill Then she jilted him.

Dr. William Cung

This is the latest photograph of Dr.

Edward Carow

Edward Caron, a French Canadian

miner, from Montana, has discovered

William Cono, newly appointed radium in a mountain at Berlin, New Premier of Germany. Dr. Cuno is

Hampabire. From 36 acres he bought

Gozeral Direotor. of the Hamburg for almost nothing Caron bas American Lited and is a wellknown produced sufficient mineral to attract figure in world transportation and the attention of the U. S Department

business.

of Mines.

Countess Billie Brohe Selby

Counteas Marie A Billie Broh

Rev G Vale Oweru.

Averill Harriman

Mrs Maxiotu

William Averill Harriman, son of Rev. C. Vale Owen, Church of the inte E. H. Harriman and Chair

When Mrs. Marion Smith, of Selty, one of the best known mem England clergymen and recently man of the Board of Directors of the Botan, boarded the liner Arabio bers of the Danish nobility, is Dow Vicar of Exford, Lancashire, whose

United American Fines, has trans there for a voyage to Europe her on board the S. 8. Bolandia, in the

revelations" from the spirit worldferred the immense livers "Resolute" loving husband handed her a $1,000 Orient, as a common sailor. - She

and Reliance" from the American bil, but during the entire voyage the have attracted much attention. Sir

flag to Pasaman registry, because the couldn't buy as mack as a box of Arthur Conan Doyle considers bim Government stopped the sale of candy, for no ono on the vessel could "an inspired or God-guided man." liquour on American ships,

shipped to save a term as electrical apprentice, in which work she is deeply interested.

change her bill.

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