£5000 LOST BROOCH
SOLDIER SHARESTYSOO REWARD LONDON, Dec. 1. Private Lee Clary, of the United States Army has given £lOO of his £5OO reward from Mrs. Jack Lysaght, the lawn tennis star, for finding a lost £5,000 brooch in London, toTviiss Patricia Brown, of Forty-lane, Wembley, for her part in finding the owner. The money, which brings nearer bis dream of a 200-acre Texas farm, has already been mailed to his parents at Luling, Texas. “I have seen too many men. coming back from the last war with no money. I am not going to be like that,” he stated.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 March 1943, Page 6
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