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...this and other tokens, San Franciscans knew last week that Paul Smith had come back from the war unchanged. Six hours after Pearl Harbor, 33-year-old Paul Smith left his job as general manager of George Cameron's Chronicle, flew to Washington to take over the Navy's press section, with a lieutenant commander's two and a half stripes on his sleeve. From there he had bounced 1) to OWI, as domestic news director; 2) to the Marines, as a private; 3) to combat in the Pacific (Bougainville, Guadalcanal, Guam) as a lieutenant; 4) back...
...them, not even the sound of an air-raid alarm, though Miss Bowen herself served during the war as an air-raid warden, and saw what bombs could do to her own London home. A spare, poised, shy but sociable woman, Elizabeth Bowen in private life is Mrs. Alan Cameron, the wife of an educator and ex-BBC official...
...Albert Cameron Burrage...
Married. George Longan Arnold, 24, law-student son of sardonic Trustbuster Thurman Wesley Arnold; and Ellen Cameron Pearson, 19, daughter of gossipy Washington Columnist Drew Pearson, granddaughter of vituperative Washington Publisher Eleanor Medill ("Cissie") Patterson; in Georgetown...
When Author Seton kills off Father & Mother Cameron in a few swift pages of cholera and hemorrhages, kindly Mexicans adopt Fey. Later, handsome, rascally Terry Dillon finds Fey a helpful partner in selling Dr. Dillon's Extra Special Elixir, a snake oil whose chief ingredient is river water. Said the Indians: "The Great Spirit meant you for a better destiny...