The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 11

THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 27, 1941. LOUIS STAR-TIMES ST.L0UIS STAR -TIMES HARGE PURCHASES PAYABLE IN JANUARY mm Girl-Uater Shuns 'Chasing' Yields Furlough WmmM FORT Nov. 27. a. N.

The girls in St. Louis EfflEKKS $2d to $3 ould take this news with mis-1 vingv Pvt. Frank Cox isn't go- home for the Christmas holi- vs. Cox won the right to a holiday rlough in his company's drawing, a buddy. Pvt.

Edward Merrick Minneapolis, wasn't as lucky. -Mi Sa Pvt. Cox sympathized with Pvt. ernck, but the latter was too wncast to be consoled to Christ-as in an army camp. Cox en-ired it for an hour, but no longer.

"All the St. Louis girls chase me much, anyway," said Cox, as handed over his furlough. former Brentwood 1 loach Files Libel BOYS1 DRESS SHIRTS Ideal for Gifts! For $100,000 Beautiful Soft Fur Felts! Off-the-Facers! Pompadours! Flattering Brims! Feather Flower Trims and Veils! IJ IC A m. lilifrr i iiiiiiiiiiMn A $100,000 libel suit was filed in -cuit court at Clayton today air.st school officials of Brentwood the aftermath of the controversy er the suspension from the Brent-xxi High School of 17-year old Lend Hofer. Plaintiff in the suit is Dewey Tungblood.

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Coburn. chairman of he board of the McLellan Stores will succeed F. Leroy Hill as resident of the government-seized 29c to 35c Values kir Associates. plant at Bendlx, it was announced today. Hill esigned at the war department's I request.

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