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Show Tuesday, March 15, 1949 THE DRAGERTON TRIBUNE, DRAGERTON, UTAH PAGE SEWING CIRCLE SdouAe ZWjj A THREE PATTERNS Ifjeat and Smart SwoP'iecer JdaA IJouthfuI din H. I. PHILLIPS Spring, the Mad Piper, to leading them back, Boudreau and Feller and Gordon and Baner, Williams, DIMaggio, Bearden and Mack, Dyer, McCarthy and Lemon and Sauer. Sonthworth and Moslal. Slaughter and Sain, (This is a cinch without using the brain.) ft ) TRUMAN AND THE TUB President Truman, In explaining the probable cost of around five million dollars to repair the White House, declared My bathroom sagged so that I had begun to tear It would go through the floor. We the first president ever to have fallen from one floor to another in his bath; it would have made history. This Spot Harry S. Truman Made the First Crash Landing Ever Made in a White House Bathtub, GUder Type. For a century there might have been signs in the White Had Harry kept his mouth shut, let the building deteriorate and bravely crashed through the floor in his tub, it might have been far from a calamity so far aa hi are concerned. People love the dramatic these days. They crave entertainment and action as never before. There on the ground-floo- r in his second-floo- r bathtub amid the f ubble, his head unbowed, he would have won a new grip on the public. The picture might have taken a place beside Washington and the Delaware in water exploits. We can Imagine some painter glorifying It with an oil entitled, Truman Crossing the Dilapidated Beams." House: President Harry 8. Truman, 32nd President of the UnlW or ed States, Landed Here cant see why the President was alarmed. He would have been i&L CTO 'Vi The Mosaic Grace Noll Crowell who live the Chn HEUnknowingly beiutiful ft A Of jewel life day by wonJet-thuig- . creates dy mouic, bouquet et in gold, an offering within God' hand when life t done, To place A btave resplendent thing of lighc and ihada. Each little priceles jewel, one by one, lo a design chat life itself has made Hi And God will note the lovely inset gems. Will mark the glowing rubles that are prayers. The amethyft of patience, the dear .ferns Of jade, where courage hu outlived despairs, The diamonds char are faith, the topaz light Of hope that shone across the darkef day, And surely He will take that little bright Mosaic to His heart with wocds of prarscji 71s ys f STAR DUST On for-tun- Stars in Western By INEZ GERHARD to i poll taken exhibitors, there never has been a first class weste failern that has been a ure. Even the cheap quickies make Next money in some localities. ot. the moneymaking list come outdoor pictures, in which action is more important than dialogue. Those spectacular musicals are fourth on tbe list Indicative of According among box-offic- passed through the exits of the Orpheum, the beautiful blonde attraction left quietly by the stage door on the arm of her moat ardent admirer, the owner of the theatre and string of others. At the curb stood Max Berbers limousine, and just ahead of it, a taxi. Four maudlin Collegians obstructed the having a entrance to Berbers car, but made way while the lady stepped in. Then suddenly three of them gave Berber the bum rush,, while the fourth clambered in beside Paula Pauleen, tap dancer extraordinary. Max spluttered and fumed while the three kidded him. A letter waa v pressed into his clenching fist and Minilfl his car keys were akecl from him FICtlOn The taxi jumped forward, and in a moment was followed by the limousine carrying the dancer and four members of the notorious Scarlet Gang in evening clothes and top hats, still simulating drunken collegians, singing to drown out the cries of the distressed dancer. In the Holland Tunnel the singsong ceased and one of the gang said to the girl: Thia is something new in kidnaps, sister. Were all jolly good fellows, members of a theatrical troupe (to the general public). But dont get us wrong. Wed rub you out as quick as any Broadway mug if you failed for a minute to join the spirit of our little game. Your big boy has just read our demands in a note left with him. Ill Ill pay you, chatted the little dancer. "Please my contract. I must dance every night THE CAR aped along- for a thirty narand turned into row road. License plates were switched and another fifty miles sped by. They stopped at a railroad village' and parked the car on a aide street. They changed their toppers for peak caps and entered the railroad station. Oh, youre the troupe from tbe opery house, grinned the operator. "Thought there was two girls in tbe party. One of us is a female impersonator, haw! haw! laughed the spokesman. The operator laughed too, and began stamping the ticket. Train not due for thirty minutes yet, he apologized. "O.K. brother, well put on a little show while were waiting. He strode over to Paula. Smile, sister, SMILE, he hissed, and out loud. Come on, Sally Rand, give the gentleman your best imitation of a fan dance." Paula was ready to faint but entered into the game by dancing a whirling tap number that had the operator's eyes popping. Some singand a bottle was ing followed sing-son- 3 ROBERT TATLOR what we can expect comes Metros announcement that they will make three westerns, the first, now under Devils Doorway," way, being starring Robert Taylor, just back from Europe. The other two are and Ambush. The Outriders No stars have been announced for them as yet but no doubt theyll be big ones. Hedy Lamarr also la headed for a western. Paramount has her slated for Copper Canyon, with Ray Milland and MacDonalcFCarey. At the same studio Burt Lancaster gets another of those tough roles that bed like to abandon. Hell be No a gambler in Escape But first be plans to make "William Tell aa an Independent production, in Italy. hard-sheJe- d hundred bead of cattle were used for the stampeding scene In Allied Artists Rod Cameron, Stampede. starring, said 'When I watched them filming Aose scenes It seemed there was nothing for miles bat bawling Texas steers. Twenty-fiv- e George Bums had bitter arguwith hia laundry over the disappearance of some of hia best ahlrta then found that hia daughter Sandra was wearing them to outside school, with the shirt-tailher skirt, dangling ankle length - menu s, a vast throng of "I Noon The President it resting. His face is not to red by 10 degrees as was after the mishap. M. Mr. Trumar was alto visit the President thia afternoon. She asked him simply, It seems mighty funny to me that you and the tub went down two flights, but your bathrobe remained on the hook upstairs! 1 P. lowed DANCING SHOES By CHARLES Cornet WHILE doing well, but still suffering from his own amazement to 2 P. M. President Truman got a telegram from Thomas E. Dewey. I join the bathtub users It read: of America in my deepest gratitude that you piloted the tub to a safe landing and I sincerely hope you will soon be bathing again In the happiness and security which you have a right to expect from our The accident would have given country. the people a new appreciation of what a president has to go through. P. M. Wallace was asked It would have kindled a mood of to commentHenry on the President's bathwarm sympathy and understanding. tub accident and replied; It was What man has ever stepped into a too far away for me to know the bathtub without at least a fleeting exact facta. All I know to that you fear of an accident? And how many of nothing like that happening hear have known what It la to take a in Russia." tumble in one? Can you fancy their feelings for a President who had 5 P. M. The doctors said they stepped into a tub . , . powl . . . would permit the President to be gone down a flight or two! Interviewed by radio and television. 1 only regret Mr. Truman said, This, to sn era of ramer, gosthat I have but one ceiling to give sip and luspiclen; the story for my country. would have spread that the Republicans had undermined the timbers, and thto would have inK New Jersey court has ruled creased pity for the President. a night watchman aleeping that From coast to ooast, across on tbe premise! la entitled to mountains and valleys, over overtime if awake daring bis brooks and rivers, from log hoars. If he sleeps darsleeping cabin to mansion the one cry his waking hour, doei tbe ing would have gone op: Hows besa get a refund? Harry? The world would have' awaited breathlessly the hourly bulletius from the White House: We Just head of a fellow who, needing rest and quiet, was ordered 10 KM.' The White House morn- by hia doctor to spend six months The Presi in Wall street. ing statement read: FICTION Robert Taylor dent DORIAN passed around. ordered Now, another dance, the master of ceremonies. "Just a alow one, pleaded Paula, Tm very tired. Oh, all right, yawned the fellow. She made a long slow stride d straight to the operator and Then she perListen! formed a painfully punctuated dance with more body undulations than footwork. The bottle passed around again and the operator went to hia key, took an order, sent one, and in a few mlnntes tbe train was in. They boarded it. Sargo was a small city. A taxi was ready waiting for them and whis-pere- 1 5 whisked them out into tho country where they got out in front of a big bouse. Every shadow exuded a police officer. Eight of them had pinioned the four "collegian before the door opened, and two more seized the servant. Paula promptly fainted. Two officers carried her to safety. 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Wathlnyioa Dip Into tho Dark Here are our nomination for the early October roundup that may prevent us from aeelng the football game: AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Detroit Tiger, Philadelphia Athletics, St. Louis Browns, Chicago White Sox and the Washington Senators. Army-Michig- No. 26 t painfully 40 Relieve 1 Youthful Two-PiecOUTHFUL, figure - flattering and so wearable la this two piecer for misses. Sleeves can be With the first day of spring training less than a week away, we hereby climb Out on the end of the limb of a palm tree which haa no limbs . . . - to speak ot severely Measure 35 Appendage 36 Rabbit fur 38 Silent 39 Prick definitely established: The Red Sox and Yankees were to fight out the American League pennant race with Tigers and Indian in fairly close pursuit. The Dodgere Dainty House Dress and Cardinals were J to take over the A SIMPLE, crisp at a daisy house dress to start the day National League with a song. Brightly colored fie with the rac , . makes a pretty trim; a nar"I Brave r I threatening.always row belt ties softly on the side I This seemed to be deep pockets are as handy as f" " 1 logical enough. No can be. one knew Grantiand Rice about a kidanything No. 8405 Is for sizes 14. 18, 18, pitcher 20;Pattern 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 16, (ft yards named Gene BeardS yards trimming. of 35 or en and no one could guess that Lou Boudreau and Larry Doby would o V o f - o-- P e c p. i p. o n e e ? improve to any such extent as they did. Also, no one could figure the ASH Cardinals would get such little help from their rookie crop, and' the ANOTHER Dodgers would be scrambling A General Quiz around last place long after the season opened. Now at least 10 clubs are indulgThe Questions ing in early March dreams of October cash and glory. Here they are: 1. When Columbus discovered AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland the new world hi 1492, "where did Boston New Red Indians, York he land? Sox, Yankees, Philadelphia Athletics and 2. How many registered Amerithe Detroit Tiger. can voters failed to vote In the NATIONAL LEAGUE-B- os ton 1948 election? Braves, Brooklyn Dodgera, St. 3. presidential Has a vice president of the Louis Cardinals, New York Giants United States ever resigned? and the Pittsburgh Pirates, with 4. What would you do with a Chicago's Cubs hanging around tha demijohn? outskirts. 8. How long is the worlds longest railway tunnel? There ha seldom been a time 6. In what country was the BatIn major league history where tle of Waterloo fought? so many ball dabs In both leagues could be rated with a The Answers healthy chance to win. Something unforeeen can happen to 1. On San Salvador, in the Bascatter them apart, bnt 'they hamas. could also oome to the wire 2. Approximately 20,000,000, under two blankets. 3. Yes John C. Calhoun in 1832. The best ball club in the two 4. Fill it with liquid it is a glass leagues looks to be Cleveland. Tbe or earthenware vessel with a large second best club should be the Red and email neck enclosed in Sox. We are leaning heavily on that body wickerware. ahould be adjunct. B. 12 miles, 560 yards Simplon THE BEST CLUB In the Nationin Switzerland aifd Italy. tunnel al League shpuld be the Dodgers 6. In Belgium about 12 miles with their speed and youth, their south of Brussels. quantity of strong arms and stout legs, plus their 1948 experience. But it will probably prove to be the Braves again. U Billy QSonthworth could win e flag with Eddie Stanky out of action over two months and Warren Spahn afflicted with an off yeara (for Spahn), there to (WHO BAKE AT HOME no particular reason why he ahould not win again with a few slight improvements and more help from these two standbys. Also, I have a fair idea that Billy Southworth a Braves will come Wiafc makes Women north in April the team in the older circuit. South-wort- h overlooks few bets when it come to getting the best out of what he has to work with. He wastes less time in his training campaign than any manager I ever knew. A 22 Once more 25 Ward off 26 Labor .. 27 Sphere 28 Ancient 29 Punish 33 flT THIS TIME last season, the AA following facts had been rather hffy country 16 Toward 17 Spring Dreams of 49 ONLY 9 A swelling 10 Spring, tbe Mad Piper, to tapping hia reed. Calling to Musial Harry the Cat, Kiner and Mize and the hardhitting breed, Blackwell and others who baffle a bat. Marion, Stephens and Pesky and Docrr, (Thats quite enough of this why be a bore?) 7 Queen of the fairies 8 Feign 9 Little children 11 d Long-legge- birds 15 Greek letter 18 Sea eagle 19 Fasten 21 Refutation 22 Ring-shape- 30 Scorch Lift 87 31 32 Old 38 Body 29 34 A Mans name measure of water Aaawar Is Fault Xaabsi t d coral reef 23 Biblical character 24 Help 25 Back 27 Tuber (So. Am.) suggestion Outer cover ing of brain Stria K t NATIONAL LEAGUE-B-os ton St. Braves, Brooklyn Dodgera, Louia Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Giants, Chicago Cuba, Philadelphia Phillies and the Cincinnati Reds. You can cot out this prediction, if yon ears to, and savo it for next October. The two races are the toughest to pick that I can recall in the last t w o decades. Lou Boudreau's Cleveland Indians are better equipped than anyone else to win the American League pennant HEY-Bu- y at atime. 3 packages Extra-activ- e . . . always handy! 3 times as many women prefer FLEISCIi!.!Al!II$ YEAST |
