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' j(): 9' t 2 - 4:' : - ": '' ring bearer After the ceremony performed by the Rev Ekenomos the couple were honored at a reception - t e i ' ii C'l tf : 4 k 001111111101200401 N) ' t - I '''''6 00 cleverly Wedded ' s) s:' :": ‘ t c ': '1 -- 4t4 0 : - ' - t a: 0 r- - c u : - 0 8 i:G-- t - in new "natural mink' ' ' ' CI : 11 sturdy muskrat i 1 ' ' I le 1AC : ' A - i 1 one-tim- s-r ' r'' g 1 ' - I ' 1 f 11 ! 1 t ' Betty L :: - 1 : I 9 - --- :i 4 '' ) - ? I ' :7 - lk '"'''''64 1: - i t ' 4: i ) ' i ' :' v:?: 7: c:1 0 ::: : 4 A ' al'v4 ' 1 -- e 1 '::: ' :1 :Itk i 4' '' - t ti' -- 3 e''' ' 1 I "- Private Charles Lang Wible Mr Roosevelt went to the flood 2-- I I Ili I v rope-knowin- '"91 1 i Dear Joe absent-mindedl- 4 1 fe Walter --' A o ' f t ' ? ' ) 3) '1 4 t the day after they met and he got her a job in Manhattan's jail-saincome lax bureau "People who have to do with the Very arty kind of photography are a bit upsidedowm" Wible exp:aina-- "The men are feminine and the It just wome n are baritones doesn't make sense" se- But art triumphed over ale With a 'few excess dollars in his slacks Wible quit turned to cartooning Ar fulltime He sold his first panel to the Saturday Uvening Post— but it was one of those hearbreakThe next four were ing firsts turned down with futility and frustration following and in spite of a few sales to weeklies like the Post's rural cousin the Country from Page Sx) (Oorwnnued Gentleman Wible turned to mod- out to see and cheer Joe Diltagagain ‘Vible was boss of a broom bri- - elinggio playing with the Santa Ana : I Forty-secon- d street's air base team Then nearly 5000 cafeteria when Thornton first crack out of the saw gade in a Bickford N Y Yankee y he said good bou assigned mild Mister Wible star the in e g Ogden play to to innumerable illustrations for the morning Mary Cross the Times' photo librarian ruinous romance monthlies—in the We've been reminded to do our It started a friendship which role of the rat who betrayed poor gained Wible a few caricature as- Bertha That perhaps was pri- - Christmas shopping for the bo3-not to worry signments for the Times' Sunday marily responsible for Wible's dis- A break forto you do with the usual:: about what rnag later a'steer to the Powers daining mugging for studios Spinster Cross was hep Although he stayed in the busi- run of neckties to the fact that Wible's sag-baness until his induction Wible efjaws and bullet beezer would look fected Actress Brennan's withmasculine and noble after the re- drawal from all fields of photogtouch department got through raphy She agreed to marry him ' ' t 4$ 1 ! ' ' -- t t: 1 1 i : e 4 - r-i 41' - Powers nabbed him for a long ries of brewery ads ' t f ° ' 1 - 4- : 44-- i ' 4'''-- 1 1 '' 01' - '' professional posing junks it as a "sideline" announces he is an artist first last always His corn-fe- d characters can flaunt proof of publication—in the slicks—but their maker admits malnutrition between tricks The son of Presbyterian Pennsylvanians Wible doodled at his desk in the Gettysburg high school decided he had talent bought a correspondence course in cartooning with WO he had earned as a part-tim- e road gang foreman Out of school he went to the hemlock forests near Elizabethtown with C C C painted on the corps' safety poster project won the praise of Eleanor Roosevelt A Wible claimed qualification ex-mov- ie - - -- efeA: i jeep-adjust- er - a4:' i delighted ward boss assigned him to roadside signs for the Roosevelt second term during his spare time even arranged an appointment with the president When the president canceled th'e date—to give his attention to victims of a $3- 000000000 flood—Wible lost hope of gaining White House favor served his last month with the C's thumbed to New York hoping ' for a newspaper job — 40:-- vacuum-voice- d chasm-cheeke- d et : I ' Meanwhile his likeness grinned or grimaced winced Or winked from the nation's major magzines selling brands of cigarets he never smoked bargain beer he wouldn't drink bunion pads for which he had no use By Staff Sgt Frank Rhoades KEARNS — Bucking last week for enrollment in array's camouflage school was one of America's ranking male models Wib le Former Model Man N ot Here to Pose Army Air Corps Keeps Him o n His Toes! 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