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Underworld. In Great Falls, Mont., whoever took Mrs. J. E. Grady's three steaks left 60 red ration points for her on the kitchen table. In Kansas City, whoever made off with S. W. Porter's car got with it a collection of religious tracts and Bibles. In Philadelphia, whoever looted Juggler Walter Burns's car got an assortment of Indian clubs, colored wooden balls, spinning plates, battered hats, trumpet...
Susan B. Anthony II, grandniece of the No. 1 suffragette, took an ordnance job at Washington Navy Yard, had a book coming out-Out of the Kitchen-Into the War. She plugged for "community restaurants" to free working women from cookery and shopping, but added "I'm not a feminist. I'm not interested in pushing women and to hell with everybody else...
...complete with an emerald and ruby brooch). Last week, suave, dark-eyed Ben wowed the ladies again with a fashion show for Chicago's pet society charity, St. Luke's Hospital. In the solemn spirit of wartime rationing, every Bes-Ben hat was made of kitchen utensils...
There was a Dutch cap made of a kitchen towel, trimmed with four napkin rings, a cookie cutter and a tea strainer. There was a tricorn glittering with plastic cutlery, grapefruit knives and ice tongs, and a hat of a sponge pierced with iced-tea spoons. The queer fact about these hats was that they were all becoming. Ben says: "The sale is made in the mirror...
...always been a little cryptic about himself. He likes to make remarks like "I have two birthdates, and the honor of choice between two birth places - London and St. David's in Pembrokeshire"; "At sixteen I was sent to Italy to learn hotel management, starting in the kitchen"; "I should describe the years up to 19 as turbulent. Realizing a need for discipline, I joined the ranks of H.M. Regular Army." But there is some biographical data Llewellyn does not hide...