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THE PHILADELPHIA INOUIRER. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 10. 1942
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Of War Relief Social Events
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Mr. and Mrs. James Eastlack, of
Mr. William Watchorn, in
Blanche Claire Mehl as maid of
Rich wood, and Mrs. Allen C. East- father,
Burlington.
honor for their sister. The brideslack, of Woodbury, have left for a Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Major, Jr., of
maids were Mrs. Paul S. Mory, Miss
Merchantville, have been spending
short stay in Texas.
Maria Rose Evans, of Hudson, N. Y.;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Taylor, of some time at the Shelburne, Atlantic
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Miss Jeanne Santamarie, Miss Betty
Syracuse, N. Y., have announced the City.
Mrs.
William
Loyd
and
her
son, of
McCoy, Miss Janet Smith, cousin of
engagement of their daughter, Miss Norfolk, Va., have been spending
a
Elizabeth J. Taylor, to Mr. Morris week in Woodbury as guests of Mrs.
the bride, and Miss Ruth Massey.
Wadleigh Smith, son of Dean and Loyd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. RigThe flower girl was Miss Joan Adele
Mrs. Harold Morrison Smith, of by Valllant, of Delaware st.
Scarlett, niece of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Sharer Gandy, of
Bordentown.
Mr. Douglass Talt served as best
Salem, have had as their guest, Mrs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harrison
Holton,
of
man for his brother, and the ushers
Penns Grove, recently returned home M. Estelle Gandy, of Philadelphia.
were Private Alfred Sherman Mehl,
after spending the winter at Lake- RETURN FROM FLORIDA
brother of the bride; Mr. Jack Jubin,
land,
Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cramer, of
of Lake Placid, N. Y.; Ensign Edwin
Haddon
Heights, recently returned
SON
PAYS
VISIT
Meyer,
of
Ft.
Eustace,
Va.;
Mr.
WEST PHILA.
home
after
spending the winter in
Wilbur Watchorn, who is stationed
Homer Davis, Jr., Corporal Paul H.
Florida.
at Camp Forrest, Tenh., has been
Thomson and Mr. Theodore Vandenspending a short time visiting his Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Knisell. of
beemt. A small reception at the
"Briar Hill Lane," Woodbury, have
Merlon Cricket Club followed the
returned home after spending a brief
ceremony.
time in New York.
DEBORAH DEBBIE
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Neal
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gominger
Orauch are receiving congratulaand their sons, of Pitman, have retions upon the birth of twin daughturned home from a short stay in
ters, Miriam Kereven Orauch and
Massachusetts.
WHIMSICAL HORSE
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prints, who Esther
Mifflin Orauch, on May I.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker and
recently returned from a trip to Mi- Mrs. Orauch
is the former Miss
Miss Hilda Hoffman, of Mlllville,
ami, are spending some time with
from our collection of
Miriam
Kerevan
Britt,
daughter
of
have been spending a short time in
Mrs. Printz's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
New Hampshire.
William McLaughlin, of 219 S. 46th Mrs. Charles Carroll Britt and the
ceramics by the Polish
Francis Holdcraft has returned to
st., until their new home, at Drexel late Dr. Charles C. Britt.
Quantico, Va., where he is stationed,
artist, Cybis. A wonderful
Park Gardens, is completed. Mrs. RETURNS FROM TRIP
(Continued From Page 1)
after
spending a short time with Ibis
Printz is the former Miss Madeleine Mrs. Elmer Foss has returned home
CONGRATULATIONS IN ORDER
and inspecting the horses
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Holdpet for your mantle. 3.00
McLaughlin. Mr. and Mrs. McLaugh- after spending some time at Fort
Alice Wood Levis, more popularly known as
they managed to
amuse
craft, of Westville.
lin will shortly go to their summer Knox, Ky., where she was the house
themselves. Hear Joan Darby
home In Ocean City, N. J., for a visit. guest of her brother-in-law and sis•1ST SHOP, STRUT H O O K
"Patsy," and her fiance, Charles E. Ingersoll, 2d, who's,
and
Betsy Qurley were interMrs. A. V. Springman, of 4629 ter, Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs.
Moves to Abington
in the army now, were kept busy receiving the good
ested spectators. Most of the
Larch wood ave./will entertain at a Harry A. Buckley. Miss Nadlne Foss,
Mrs. Edwina E. Wetherili, of Rydebutante parties are going
luncheon and bridge at the Barclay daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Elmer
wishes of friends upon their arrival at Broad Axe, for
dal,
is occupying her new home in
to
be
in
town,
all
because
of
on Tuesday, May 12, when the guests Foss, and Miss Sunle Clark, daughter
Highland
ave., Abington.
the
recent
meeting
of
the
Whitemarsh
Valley
Hunt
stringent
transportation
fawill be Mrs. Thomas Turner, Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Clark,
cilities
and
invitations
are
Prank Hadley, Mrs. Howard Stone, of Wayne, have returned from a short
Club.
starting to roll in now.
i
Mrs. A. Gardiner Cooper, Mrs. W. H. visit in Hershey, Pa.
Jenks, Mrs. Franklin Moyer, Mrs. Mrs. George Phillips entertained at
TUESDAY:
Clark Holbrook, Mrs. Jennie L. a luncheon and bridge at her home
JANEWISTER
I
Mayer, Mrs. Gurnsey Stevenson, Mrs. on Wednesday.
AD A LETTER FROM Jerry
Robert Stewart, Mrs. Wayland Deland I couldn't be happier I
Mary Bennett has returned
Delicata feathery curl* mada of hair no more
ano Wilcox, Mrs. Milton C. Off, Mrs. to Miss
Somehow
can't help thinking it's the
her
home
In
Brantford,
Canada,
than
three Inches l o n g . . . C u r b full of gantin
Charles Lentz, Mrs. Albert H. Ladner, after spending the winter and early
real thing this time, but because I
spring from • toft permanent wove foundation.
Jr., Mrs. Walter Samman, Mrs. spring as the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
must be sure first, have decided not
Charles Woltz, Mrs. George Keel- George Pfahler In Overbrook.
to tell anyone. A year of debutantCurl Narffcor Haircut
ber, Mrs. Charles Eaton, Mrs. Walte
lng will be the best test.
BUven, Mrs. Albert H. Wade, Mrs.
Shampoo Tint . . . to brlrtf
"LARRY" HARRIS, WHO IS
tha hJghllphta In your hair
Joseph Goldstine, Mrs. Alexander
having his tonsils out, vows he
WEDDINGS
Sheppard, Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs.
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will never be the same without
Edward Ahern, Mrs. William Chestthe young John B. Hannums,
them! Virginia Barton, Patty
the couple will stay In Concord,
nut, Dr. Nettie C. Turner, Mrs. J.
she was Nancy Penn Smith,
Gilkyson, Joan Fernley and
PHONt
awaiting Lieutenant Prince's transS. Robinson, Mrs. Edgar Kooms,
you remember; the "Freddie"
Anne
Aiguier are leaders in
P
I N . ASM
fer
in
the
service.
Mrs. William Conroy, Mrs. Lawrence
Brices; the Walter Jeffords;
dinner-dances so far. Honestly
or
Hickman, Mrs. Jack Reck, Mrs. C. R.
the Charles Leedoms, the
BEVERLY MANN
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I Just can't wait.
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Ritchie, Mrs. J. N. Parker, Mrs. L.
Shirley Bordens and Dr. and
r i i u s i i r m
WEDS
BALTIMOREAN
L. Martin, Mrs. Charles White, Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Schoff, with the
WEDNESDAY:
^ r u s s T O U * esrmjre causes — orss w i n . T I L L t r «.
Beverly Mann's marriage to WilWilliam A. Gray, Mrs. C. Fred Rau,
Samuel D. Riddles, from the
ODAY WAS QUITE A THRILLliam Mercer Legg, of Baltimore, took
Mrs. Garry Horn and Mrs. Nancy
Media contingent; the du(Continued From Page 1)
ER. Ruth Thibault's wedding
a representative group of fashionCalhoun.
Pont clan, the W. Standley
to Ernie D'Ambly was the highlight.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis, of 4646 bride will be at home after June 1 ables from here to the Monumental
Stokes family;
various
Aunt Betsy went and told me all
City. The ceremony was performed in
© P I N W I O N t S O A Y I V I S . 'TIL A
Locust st., will shortly have with at Gorgas Court, Mt. Airy.
branches of the Pew houseabout it. "Sammy" Merrick was best
the
garden
at
"Cedarwood,"
the
esthem their daughter, Mrs. William
hold; the Mellon group, inman and Jeanne D'Ambly maid of
tate of the bride's aunt, Mrs. AlexHodgkinson, and her son, William Wells-Paist
cluding the George S. Hashonor. Everyone said that it was a
Davis Hodgkinson, of West Newton, The marriage of Miss Theresa Wil- ander Edward Duncan, at 12.30
broucks; the W.
Plunket
present
perfectly beautiful wedding. Natlie
o'clock,
with
Rev.
Winthrop
Moody,
Mass.
Stewarts, the Charles Brombur Paist, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. rector of Christ Church, Baltimore,
Norris,
Ruth's
cousin,
was
a
bridesleys, the Stanley Reeves and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rodgers, of Frederic M. Paist, of Wayne, to Dr. and Rev. Guthrie Speers, of the
maid and I hear she looked especially
seemingly hundreds more.
615 South 48th St., have with them Robert William Wells, son of Mrs. Brown
Memorial
Church,
officiating.
So now you know why we're keep- pretty. By the way, I want to meet
their daughter, Mrs. Samuel Gibbs Ouy Wells, of Palo Alto, Cal., took
bride, who is the daughter ing our fingers crossed, while we her brother Bill, so diary, think of
Taxis, who recently returned by Clip- place on Saturday, May 2, at the of The
and Mrs. Benson Mann, hope unceasingly for blue skies on a way! "Edie" Crawford and "Libby"
per from Honolulu. Mrs. Taxis is the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Jr., Mr.
of
Chestnut
H1U, was given Wednesday and Saturday of this Moorhouse, I'm told, seemed informer Miss Renee Warfleld, of this Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everett Bailey, in marriage by her
tensely interested in "Maisie" Morfather. Her week.
city.
of Berkeley, Cal.
ris'
funny story. Maisie is so cute;
gown
of
white
mousseline
de
sole
Mr. and Mrs. Laurens Kruse, of
Dr. Wells, a graduate of the Uni- was made with long sleeves, DEBUTS SCHEDULED
she
would
add to any party. Johnny
5928 Oxford st., will shortly leave to versity of Washington, and Mrs. puffed at the top and below tapI
Buckwhaat wl
called
me
Up and talked for hours.
Invitations are pouring in upon the
spend some time at their summer Wells, attended the Stanford Uni- ering to points that extended over
•
•
trim and gold nailhaadt
younger
fry
destined
to
take
over
the
home in Pitman, N. J.
versity * Medical School. They are the hands. A Peter Pan collar, social stage for the 1942-43 season.
now finishing Internships In San the latter edged with pleated val Invitations that brought a thrill dur- THURSDAY:
Francisco, Dr. Wells at Stanford lace, trimmed the long pointed
HOBBLED OUT OF BED
Hua, Brown or luckwhost
ing the last few days came from Mrs.
Guest in San Francisco
University, and his bride at the bodice. Her tulle veil was ar- Esmonde
today and then hobbled right
H.
Austin
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Miss Rita Mary Van Dusen, Children's Hospital. They will make ranged with a Mary Stuart cap, Edward C. Tatnall, for a dinnerback in. Mother had to strap
exclusive with
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. their home for the present at 3810 fluted about the edge and dance at the Barclay on the tenth
nth *pr
my ankle, which I didn't realy
Sacramento
st.,
San
Francisco.
trimmed at the front with orange of June. The party will serve, as a
ize was so hurt. I can't walk
Van Dusen, of Overbrook, who has
blossoms. She carried a bouquet
been speeding several weeks In Cal- Riegel-Auten
social launching for Mr. and Mrs. one step, so here I am. Hear
formed of white orchids and lilies Tatnall's young daughter, Edith,
that Eleanor Twaddell is
^ ^
i^/isascH«TKUT STWIT
ifornia, is the guest of Miss Marion
resting up after the wedding,
who's finishing this spring at the
Naffziger in San Francisco before re- The marriage of Miss Nancy of the valley.
In heilsry Rayon mash "tropic tan" . . . . 11.31
Williamson Auten, daughter of Dr. Mrs. Robert W. Hamilton, the Shipley School.
also that Sally Cassard lent
turning home.
F. P. Auten, Jr., of Lancaster, to Mr. former Nannie Mann, acted as mather personality to Bob Hope
Two nights later the same
-We tell Wer Soviett Stompi
Richard Hansen Rlegel, son of Mr. ron of honor and Frances Mann as pleasure-loving youngsters will
the other night. Look out!
and Mrs. Charles H. Rlegel, of Beth- maid of honor for their sister, while return* to the hostelry for another
Answered invitations
and
lehem, took place at noon yester- the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. J. Hersent a telegram to Jerry. I
soiree, at which Virginia Robday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. man Long, was the bridesmaid.
do so hope he worries about
erts Barton, the Thomas C. BarAuten in Allentown. Rev. Bachelar, John C. Legg, Jr., served as best tons' much liked child, will make
my foot.
of Lancaster, officiated.
CAREFULLY DESIGNED TO
UST WATT! THE WHOLE town
man for his brother and the ushers her initial bow. 'The month of
Miss Phyllis Auten was maid of were John Stevenson, Robert Young, roses holds plenty of excitement J Is in an uproar over Maisie CadSUIT YOUR FACIAL CONTOUR
honor for her sister.
Arthur Machen, John Green, Dr. J. for this favorite.
O n * Price. $10
walader's engagement to Rufus PatHerman
Long
and
F.
Hamilton
SymInvitations
that
added
zest
to
the
ire
terson. They are a most wonderful
Hill-Knaes
ington.
•
week's excitement, in so far as con- couple and make a perfect picture
The marriage of Miss Patricia
cerned the younger contingent, bore together. It is only 9.30 but I'm
Al fresco events will be
Alice Fleming Kneas, daughter of Mr.
the name of Mrs. Thomas J. Dolan really sleepy.
plentiful enough from now
and Mrs. Frank Norman Kneas, of
as hostess, for a luncheon on the
until time for society to de504 Woodland Terrace, to Lieutenant
"Positive Control ahoe*, £ t fourteenth of June, honoring her FRIDAY:
sert us for favorite summer
Henry Hughes Hill, Jr., U. S. A.,
debutante granddaughters, Ann Gray
haunts in cooler climes, but
tod by H a r p e r specialists, show
MANAGED A SHOPPING
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hughes
Dolan, daughter of Mrs. Thomas TRIP
it's a safe gamble the next
today and couldn't begin
Hill, of Edgefield, S. O, took place
buar women it* oaay to walk.
Dolan, 3d, and Peggy Thayer Dolan, to remember
few weeks hold nothing more
all
that
I
bought.
at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, In
the Hoffman Dolans' young daughter. Came home with two evening
picturesque and colorful than
Special balanced support ooto
the Washington Memorial Chapel,
the scene which the sportsSPUR NAVY AID
dresses, four day dresses and
your foot i n motion with lees
Valley Forge. Rev. E. Frank Salmon,
minded throng will enjoy
some
grand
lipsticks.
And
when
rector of Holy Trinity Church, ofInvitations to June parties call to
next Wednesday and Sateffort. D A M A N : White suede
ficiated.
mind the popularity of "The Drop I got home John and Jerry both
urday, during Rose Tree's
with tan calf, 12.7S.
Mrs. John DeWitt Rogers, Jr., of annual two-day spring race
in the Bucket" campaign, as shown had remembered my birthday.
Jerry
gave
me
a
pin
with
the
Montclair, N. J.; Mrs. Gilbert Holt,
by the demand for "buckets" which
meeting.
of this city, and Miss Kate Hill, of
Specie/ Fifties Deperveioef
Lovely at all times, the rolling may be borrowed from the Navy Annapolis seal on it. Fairly
Edgefield, S. O, were the atendants. Media section presents a picture League Service Entertainment Com- cried, I was so happy! Mother
Mr. John Lovelace Gunter, of Spar- which beggars description at this mittee, for each of the forthcoming and Daddy were darlings to me
tansburg, S. 0., served as best man season, with long stretches of wood- June festivities. The idea, which origand gave me some beautiful
and the ushers were Mr. John De- land patch-worked with dogwood inated with the ultra swank Piccadil- presents. Dan, Charlie and
Witt Rogers, Jr., and Mr. William H. blossoms, as a background for flow- ly Dances, is for the convenience of
Tommy called me up. Finished
Kneas.
the
day after putting my orchid
those
wishing
to
make
a
coin
donaering orchards and wisteria-covered
to bed in the ice box.
A small reception at Haverford cottages nestled in groves of budding tion to the work of the League Serv1338 CHESTNUJ ST.
ice, In the distribution of cigarettes,
Court followed the ceremony.
shrubbery.
candy and ditty bags among the men SATURDAY:
•Opes Wedneidey f v e e / e f t *
EVENT LURES LEADERS
in service.
TODAY
WAS
RICH
IN
parties,
jja_
David B. Robbs
In its eighty-three years of fox
Meanwhile, don't say you
I but I concentrated on persuadracing history, Rose Tree has never
received the surprise of your
ing the family to let me drive to
Occupy New Home
failed to draw a representative aslife with news of Maisie CadAtlantic City tomorrow. To make
walader's
engagement to
up for it I can't drive for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Robb, semblage of socialites from other
Rufus Patterson, 3d, who
formerly of Laurel lane, Haverford, cities for these meetings and this
Called Natlie Norris and talked to
hails from over New York
are occupying their new home in year will be no exception to the rule.
her
about her other cousin's wedFrom Virginia will come Mrs.
way.
Glyn Wynn road, Haverford.
ding
which took place today in Baldu Pont Scott, whose
Miss Louise A. Cassard, daughter Marion
timore.
Beverly Mann and Bill
SPRINGSIDE
QRAD
horses have won fame both here
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Cassard, and
Legg
plan
to go to Hot Springs for
Beautiful and vivacious, with a their honeymoon.
abroad; Mrs. Fay Ingails,
of Chestnut Hill, is entertaining at a Mr. and
Sounds too perR. Burling Cocks, personal magnetism Inherited from fect for words.
house party over the week-end at the UtterMrs.
stUi better known In her mother, the onetime Mae Drexel
"Duck Cottage," the home of her this neck of
Diary I'm still really all exFell, the bride-to-be is easily one of
the woods as Bargrandmother, Mrs. Bradford Knight, bara Lucas, and
cited
about the Main Liner.
the
best
liked
and
most
gracious
of
Mr. Paul Mellon,
at Bay Head.
Keep hoping he isn't very
our current belles. She attended
with
maaty
more.
*
Miss Carolyn A. L. Fotterall,
gray. Can't wait to meet him.
Sprlngslde School, before going to
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Mrs. Jane Fowler Bassett will come Middleburg, where she rounded out
even though I understand
L. Fotterall, of Devon, has arrived from Maryland to see her horse run. her education at the ultra fashionSNUO
he's one of the gentlemen
from Oldfleld School, Olencoe, Md., Others from that section will inelude, able Foxcrof t School.
HIIL
who
"prefer post-debs."
Mr. Janon Fisher, Jr., w£o will act
to
spend
the
week-end
with
her
parDEBORAH DEBBIE.
The man el her ehoice is the
METATARSAL ents.
as steward in the stand as will Mr.
son
of
Mrs*
John
D.
Kennedy
Edward J. Brerman of the Pimlico
f
SHOES
Race Course. Mrs. E. duPont Weir, and Mr. Morehead Patterson, of
York, and a great grandson
Mr. Harry O. Haskell and Mr. and New
Leave for Kansas
of Mrs. Henry Clews, o? the same
Mrs.
John
J.
McHugh
will
represent
Mrs Henry Brinton Coxe and her
He was graduated from Grohorsey set. Mr. Anderson city.
children, of "Coeden," Penllyn, left Delaware's
ton
in
1940 and is now a student
It is a relief, after bouncing
Master of the Essex Hounds, at Harvard.
early in the week to join Captain Fowler,
Mr.
R.
V.
N.
Gambrill,
chairman
of
around in a too-large horne, to
Coxe, who is stationed at Fort Riley, the Essex Race Committee, will be St. Thomas' Church in WhiteKan.
marsh,
which
has
been
the
scene
of
here from New Jersey.
find yourselves once mora in ona
weddings, christenings and funerals
that exactly fits. An apartmant
RIDDLE DONATES HORSE
In this branch of the Drexel clan for
several
generations,
will
form
the
In addition to the appearance of
in Tha Barclay might ba tha right
.Modern Cold Storage
fashionables from all over the coun- setting for the wedding some time in
answar for you, too. Why not
Facilities- for your
IIZEI 2'/, to
try, the arrival of "Field of Gold," July. According to present plans the
11. 10", iM
ceremony
will
take
place
with
Just
Whlta KM
the beautiful son of Man 0*War do, Fine F u r s . . . 2%
ask for litaratura and pricas?
11. 91.00
ElaatlcUed Pomp
nated by the latter's owner, Mr. Sam- the two families and a few close
EXTRA
of your valuation.
uel D. Riddle, to the Media Branch friends looking on.
of the Emergency Aid, will add to the That the wedding means relin(S3 MinimunO
FEATURING
excitement of the occasion, when quishing another favorite to GothO Walt Conitruction
O Built-in
Metatarsal O Narrow Heel* to Fit
the steed will be paraded before the am's ranks of smartdom is a forePhone
KNnypacker
5709
O Mora than ISO stylaa.
grandstand
between the second and gone conclusion. Reluctantly do we
Allow our exports to remade/
third races for the approval of the even think of parting with the loveend ropoir your tine fun now f
crowds.
ly Maisie, who has always been most
gracious about helping with every
RITTENHOUSE SQUARE
Outstanding in the list of
io/d only a t
worthy charitable enterprise that
box and parking space holdArthur f. MiMray, Ma«aaf»f Sfr«cfw
sought her aid.
ers are such familiar names
CHESTNUT STREET
U7 S. 13th S T R U T
Faithfully,
as Mrs. John T. Dorrance and
Iota Wasowaay Ewalaj Until Wins
J£
JANEWISTER
the William Coxe Wrights;
Prlntzes Back
From Florida
CoW
FIR STORAIE
FOR YOUR FIRE FURS
• t a i n t ' MtOti, H*at, « * •
An attractive weddtnf took: place
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon In
the Overbrook. Presbyterian Church
when Miss Catharine Gladys Mehl,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
C. Mehl, became the bride of Ensign
Prank MacCallum Tait, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Talt, of Philadelphia. Rev. George Emerson Barnes,
pastor of the church, performed the
ceremony.
Mrs. William Richard Scarlett
acted as matron of honor, and Miss
MORE IMPORTANT
H«« • r t r M W fa core
yeur fort.
PUR STORAGE
STANDARD RATES
Messenger
Catherine Mehl Is Bride
Mrs. Elmer Foss Returns
From Visit at Fort Knox, Ky.
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