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Show st Tuesday, September 9. 1947 TIIE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH m S- 1 PAGE THREE Fluffy Wtfol Puppy Dog for Little Tots iVi y r' lSCREEN Released by Western Newspaper Union I ' , v-- Is By INEZ GERHARD "(Si v McGuires TAKE Dorothy for it, girls; its wonderful to have a husband who not only can fly a plane, but owns one too. If you want to go anywhere you dont bother about train, boat or plane reservations, XS' '"' v w.t. ; is - , 41 Km ' t 1 - iz-- l 50 S 3 ttirr ' A , i; K hard days foe THESE have been Not only on the economic side, but also in sport. Only recently they saw Babe Zaharias, the Wonder Woman. remove their womens golf crown 3 for the first time. but also had to n SF-- ) can, Willie Turnesa, Thats what she's planning at the moment. Wants to fly hither and yon across the country New Orleans, Washington, New York. Boston, and back to Los Angeles by way of Portland and I f Marie Wilson, star of the CBS My Friend Irma, is appearing in the same film with her husband, Alan Nixon, for the first time in the Cup 4n golf. Bobby Locke, a lone wanderer from Didrickson the veldts of South Africa, has been the Empires lone you just go. RELIC OF THE PAST . . . Its 1828 building, fixtures and heterogenous display of merchandise make the Vermont Country Store an exact replica of the general store in grandfathers day. IN THESE UNITED f take over r , h-M- STATES Country Store Museum Is Replica of 1880 Emporium W -- Ij. e In' v:V ' ' f PRAYER AMONG THE CROSSES . , . Row upoq row of white crosses stretch out behind this woman who stands, fcjith tears In her eyes, before the grave of an American at the'cemetery, Belgium. Beaming no relationship, except that of human compassion, to the soldier, she clenches her rosary tightly and prays silently. biUJeatures. WESTON, VT. Walk into the Vermont Country Store here and immediately you ae transported back into grandfathers day. For the Country Sf&re, housed in an ancient building with hand-hew- n rafters and with its shelves littered with an amazingly heterogeneous display of goods, is an exact replica of the 1880 Vermont emporium. In structure, fixtures and merchandmu- Henri-Chapel- le ise. this unique country store seum is typical of the general store which grandfather knew in his youth. Although present Vermont Country Store dates back only to June, 1946, its predecessor of the same name originally was founded at North Calais, Vt., in 1897 by Gardner L. Orton. This store later was moved to Weston, and it was in this same location that Vrest Orton, son of the founder, reopened the cross-road- s general store in the summer of 1948. Background of the store is authentic, most of the fixtures coming from the store, of the original founder. Other fixtures were presented by nearby Vermont storekeepers interested in the project. While the building itself, constructed in 1828, and the fixtures as it is possible are as to make them, the country store museum is not a dead, lifeless affair. On the old shelves and counters Orton has stocked as varied a display of goods as would have been found in his fathers emporium a half century ago. The place Is redolent of mingled odors of spices, kerosene and cattle feed, while dim lights are a reminder of long bygone days. Revived also around the old, stove under high, the hand-hew- n rafters is the old country store forum where people gather to express their frank opinions on subjects ranging from local politics to the state of the nation. The Vermont Country Store is more than a typical museum. Ortons experiment, in a day when the slot mastereotyped, chain-storchine atmosphere prevails in grocery stores, may have implications, for he is the storekeepers policy of knowing thoroughly the goods he was selling. This type of store, Orton explains, makes it possible once agaim for people to enjoy the experience of going into a store. Nearly 30,000 people visited the novel store museum last summer and fall, and even larger attendance has been recorded during the present season. the wood-burni- Rural School Pupils D, Pass Up Desserts NEWTOWN, PA. As a memorial to alumni who lost their lives in World War II, pupils ()f George rurl school in Bucks county have launched a project to aid pupils of two German schools. Recipients of the aid are the Gertraudenschule, a girls school in Berlin, and the Jacobi gymnasium, a school for boys at Dusseldorf. . Its Overrating Him - MARIE WILSON six years of their married life. Its Linda, Be Good, being made by PRC. When MINN. MINNEAPOLIS, at the driver you mutter Moron! who just missed sideswiping your car, you may be "temporarily overrating him, it is indicated in traffic fatality statistics' assembled by Northwestern National Life Insurance company. The vast majority of our ghastly annual toll of automobile accidents occurs when drivers are devoting only part of their intelligence to driving, the report Arthur Godfrey, who Is funnier when seen at work than when hes just heard, has a friendly bet every week with the producer of his "Talent Scouts as to who can guess the winner of each broadcast. - The decision of the audience really is final; Godfrey shows you the gadget which measures the applause received by each contestant. But the night I attended a broadcast first place to a man I thought should have went emphasizes. The moron rates at from 50 to 70 had fourth, and people near me felt the same. He just had the noisiest per cent of average human intelliI guess friends, gence,. the imbecile level is between 25 and 50 per cent of average and After screening the life stories the idiot rates below 25 per cent. so called of people in many differCLAIMS SMALLEST CALF IN STATE . . . William Gkjil. a farmer e Thus, the report points out, ent walks of life, the motion living near Huntington, Ind.. claim that this midget member of the when the driver of average inbovine species is one of the smallest calves ever bora in Indiana. Industry has finally got around telligence puts from a quarter to someone who was just a movie The calf, a mixed Guernsey-Shorthor- n breed, is 17 Inches tell, 21 to one-ha-lf of bis mind on his Star. The late William S. Hart, hero inches long and weighs only 15 pounds. - Photo shows Gahl bolding to driving, and devotes one-ha- lf of hundreds of westerns in the early s normal size calf while the little fellow is dwsrfed In the foreground. rs of his brain to days of the movies, will be the conversation, scolding the chilhero of still one more picture, based dren, listening to a quis proon his own life, and filmed by 20th I gram or admiring scenery, the i Vf Century-Fohazards are about the same as If a moron or submoron were Theres food for thought in the doing his very best at the of the Air, weekday mornMagazine wheel. An average mind fogged Mrs. Sifean Adams on ABC; ings by alcohol may have its drivdeals with everything from beauty ing capabilities actually at the tips to cooking demonstrations. Imbecile level. Theres food for the stomach too; d recipes are The splendid safety records of the when the railroads and the airlines would actually made before the studio take a terrific nose dive, the report audience, the spectators eat the exis over. suggests, ' if engineers and pilots hibits when the program craned necks at scenery feminine The results are as good as the or otherwise argued with wives, recipes. necked with the girl friend or were Theres nothing like having a talunder the influence of alcohol, while scout in the family. When Dient on duty. Leo McCareys daughter rector Yet the motorist constantly comwas working with the USO Mary mits these driving sins, while airily she met" Richard Ross, master of piloting his passengers without the ceremonies with an army orchestra. of steel rails and through guidance Ross will make his traffic a hundred times as dense as The result diin Ggod Sam, debut screen that of the railroads and the air BrenRuth Leo rected McCarey. by lanes. nan, Walters daughter, also has a A probable 24,000 lives could be supporting role. saved each year, the insurance company estimates, if all motbrists Youll see Robert Taylor in The could be convinced that piloting an Wall because he likes to High automobile safely is a job worthy of a quiet evening at home with spend e their best intelligence on a bis wife, Barbara Stanwyck. He basis. was listening to the radio and heard a mystery he liked. He asked MGM to buy it for him, then went oB to Europe with Mrs. Taylor, on their ' X m Came 2 'r i first vacation in years. 79 The of to find the screenplay home CINCINNATI, OHIO. An; Ohio High Wall almost completed. LOW GAL ON A TOTEM POLE . . . This should be quite a shork to s river pilot for more than 50 years. who like to expand their muscles. The girl on the lot of Ma Greene at 79 is as good as Noticing a pretty girl playing a bottom, supporting the stack of human poundage without apparent ever." silent bit as a party guest in That eflort, is Beverly Jocher of Santa Monica, Calif. Product of Sants When the coast guard renewed Hagen Girl," Shirley Temple said she is only 10 years old. Monica renowned Muscle Beach. her five-yePut her next to pilot's license for the to the director, 11th time, LL Comdr. Harry A. me; maybe someone will discover But Voight reported that she passed her as future star material. w xL her tests with ease. the girl she tried to help didnt need known as to be Lonnie Ma, Mrs assistance; she proved Familiarly Mary Greene is the only woman pi Baiano, daughter of Warner Bros.' lot in the nation's inland, water- chief talent scout, who didnt know " .vr ways. She now takes the wheel what she was up to. y & just to show the passengers I can do it Her son, Tom, carries once famous the Remember ; " line her husband Maucb twins? Bobby-gav- e an up actfounded. in the is and working cutting V' ing, She got into steamboat piloting V, department of a Hollywood studio. 9J' when her husband found himself Billy has a featured role in Mary , . . with an extra boat and no skipper, Hagen, now in production at the ' ;vc-she explains. same studio. pio-tur- three-quarte- ft x. lb pre-teste- I full-tim- To Aid War Victims - Don't Yell Moron At Reckless Driver; Pupils are voluntarily sacrificing their mealtime luxuries to provide food, clothing and other necessities for the 800 German school children. Pennies saved by skipping ice cream and dessert are contributed to a special relief fund. During the first six weeks of its operation, the relief chest amounted to $1,319. Collections included regular contribution as well as money saved by giving up Some item on the menu. . Voman River Piloi Still Active at - he-m- ar v A. vV vy; ODDS AND ENDS Ann Baxter bat been borrowed by MGM from to play Clark 20tb Century-FoAlthough it may the series students staged a style Gablel wife in "Homecoming . ; . . NEW YORK. modeling classroom and Tommy Harmon, football star, batst not solve the teacher shortage, the, show, sport-cabeen tigned to do a City College of New York believes1 other clothes for teachers. spot on the Jimmy Durante show one In classroom the in clothes, a right taken girl step it bat tbit jalL . . . Jack Leonard, former vodirection by teaching students of modeled an outfit suited to the calist with Tommy Dorsey1 1 band, education how to dress, fix their classical old maid school teacher, bat the singing lead in Columbia Pichair and make up their faces for a black silk dress complete with tures "Glamour Girt". . . . Kathleen high lace collar. Other girls mod- Cordell returns to ABCs "David the classroom. eled softly tailored suits with ruf- - Harding-Countspy" cast after a vaA series of s . .. was devoted to teaching the stu- fled blouse and tailored dresses con- - cation is her native England. "Inner Sancan I McCambridge, as for as sidered well the modern to look appropriate like, dents how tum" favorite, bad to extend her Em teachers. To conclude school marm be, ro peon vacation; couldnt get passage. Future Teochers Instructed in Makeup v .W x one-minu-te er Met-cede- w, Ir, ' tfcfes 4 v (Maw . . At an age when most girls are HUNTRESS AND THE RHINO Virginis Walton Brooks, just beginning to take jobs as 14, of Memphis, Tenn., is already a veteran African big game huntn safari fat Kenya Colony,? East Africa, with her ress. While-o- n parents, Mr. and Mrs. Berry Bosweii Brooks, the girl knocked over n thirfesrsome-lookin- g rhinoceros. She alse bagged a elephant, the largest shot sirce the war, plus a zebra or two. baby-sitter- s, six-to- - 7' winner. They have seen their boxers and tennis players, their scullers and others left behind. The latest is defeat of their Wightman Cup tennis squad by a stronger American group of girls. Six years of war, under constant fire, plus the stringent food situation later have been partly; responsible for the British debacle. The decline, however, began many years ago, In the wake of the Doherty Brothers, many fine polo players, Vardon, Taylor, Braid and Joyce Wethered, plus a number of Olympic stars. More than one or two generations will pass before Great Britain will regain any part of her old glory, and even then, her domain will be outnumbered by the United States at least three to one. . At the moment, however, it seems that Great Britain has a much more important job ahead than winning games. - TSNT he adorable this ten-inc- h 4 puppy dog thats crocheted of 'White wool? Big loops of the wool make a thick coat for this little toy thats so soft and cuddly every child will want to take to bed. Complete directions for crocheting, stuffing, embroidering nose and mouth and big black eyes are given in the pattern. are now two schools qf thought about holding the next set 'pt Olympic games in London. No, one can say whether these games help or hurt international relations. Many believe they do. Just as many are certain they dont They should help, of course, if the Incredible human race had even a fair amount of sanity. There is already a definite spilt over the translation of "amateurism" of which there Is no large amount in any game today. . There ere debate about food discrepancies. There Is certainly no deep and abiding affection for tha United States, and its constant victorious Olympic marches. The Olympics at London, in 1908, almost brought on a break between England and the U. S., in an incident over the Johnny Hayes Pletri marathon, where i, and out, was exhausted dragged over the line ahead ol Hayes. Eventually Hayes wss declared tha winner. Thera have been many other incidents that were not too happily wrought. We believe the games should be resumed for several reasons. One is that England, the probable goat, one of the least likely to succeed, wants them. Another is that after tha 1940 lapse, thousands of young athletes in this country, as well as in other countries, are now in hard training to make the team, and are keen to have their chance. They deserve this chance. There To obtain complete crocheting and direction lor the Woolly Dog (Pattern No. 5063) send 20 cents in coin, your name, addresi and pattern number. Due to an unusually Urge demand and current condition, slightly more time U required In filling orders tor a tew of tho most popular patterns. Send your order to: S2S Mission 8L, San Enclose 20 cents No for pattern. Nn Address. First Broadcast Over Air Sans Wires Made in 1892 Nathan B. Stubblefield, as a lemonstration to a number of scientists in 1392, broadcast a message through the air that was . received without the aid of wires. Stubblefields first public broad-:awas on January 1, 1902. st And on May 30, 1902, In Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, his voice was heard a mile away from . . the transmitter, o Pi-etr- Sweden's Track Stars In addition to the U. S., there is little Sweden, with the best distance runners In the world, who deserves the chance to ahow what her stars can do afhlnst competition. Can you imagine what Swee rundens mile, apd ners would have done In 1940 to tha rest of the world? I dont believe any set of Olympic games can lower the present International standard of fellowship and friendliness, of which there is practically none left Insofar as track and field goes, theJJ. S. has always been given a bigVdge in other years, and has yet to falL So there will be nothing new along this line. So far as food is concerned, 1 have seen more than a few of our star athletes lose because they were In 1924, Paavo Nurmi, overfed. Finlands distance star, gave me a few chunks of his main training food, which consisted of hard bread studded with fish. It was stronger or tougher than my teeth, so I cant report on its personal effectiveness. All I know is teat Nurmi had twice tee stamina any U. S. distance runner. , The Swedes will probably have the same. We excel in events teat call for quickness and agility, such as the shorter dashes, tee jumps, the pole vault, etc. But when it' comes to stamina, we have rarely shown tee fiber needed to go tee longer route. In racing parlance, we belong to the sprint division, not to tee Derby and longer testa. We have few athletes who have the patience needed to get ready for a 3,000, 5,000 or drive. Checking up bote sides of the argument, I believe the 1948 Olympic games should be held, even if tee margin in their favor is slight. 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