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"For the yettie, life is work and work is life," he added.

A Field Guide to the Yettie.

Dear brother of Yettie Berman.

Yettie (English)

Hans and his wife, Yettie, had been students at the British School before Pendlebury's arrival there.

After the war, Werdyger found his eldest brother, Yaakov Meir, and youngest sister, Yettie, still alive.

Yettie Kersting Memorial Hospital, Liberty, Tex.

Other Belgians toured in Europe with American bands, among them singer Yettie Lee who went to Paris with Roy Eldridge.

The Barossa Reservoir was formed by damming the Yettie Creek gorge in the northern Mount Lofty Ranges, a feat that took over 400 men.

In response to rumors of a mass deportation, David, his unmarried sister Yettie, and his parents went into hiding with 16 others in a bunker in their uncle's warehouse, where they were cared for by a Polish employee.

"I spent a year among them, documenting their habits, including their food," said Mr. Sifton, whose book, "A Field Guide to the Yettie: America's Young, Entrepreneurial Technocrats," will be published this month by Talk-Miramax Books.

Shull was born and lived in Lexington County, South Carolina, and on July 16, 2007, she became the new South Carolina state recordholder, breaking the previous record of 112 years and 272 days set by Yettie Wilson in 2005.

Mr. Daniel, who also served as an aide to President Johnson and was a member of the National Security Council, was stricken at about 1 A.M. and was pronounced dead a short while later at the Yettie Kersting Memorial Hospital in Liberty.