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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER Kathleen Norris Says: Crocheted Butterfly-Pineappl- e Chair Set jgSi it Marrying From Fear Bell Syndicate. I ;et free n le roan,n'I s sf he srJGE-SCREEOA- . red oil swirled ny Dinah Shore VjaCK when was getting started in P a" fast 8 tte I saddle 'and en asDojJ in for the "oans hen s bod; ,il Paused, they say. kid, that we aU we could was when L t came up from Nashville, Van-erbi-lt ran after graduating from and doing some radio only by som There imile betweej gj-s- ngh witl handsotri he lunged a p,(l 'oss the do. 1 his shouldef echo growlef Suddenly " ( not longer! ngle mound Jw fhe pajsl ng. The rat 3 only sound, ;ls of death, oane tugged! to his shel-frien', I 1 rords came teeth, I en the DINAH SHORE clat- - she I he Dinahs still a swell kid; doesnt brush off autograph seekers no matter how badly shes rushed for time, or how tired she is. Shes been doing a stint at New Yorks Paramount theater, and her new radio program, with Peter Lind starts September 18 over Hayes, work. Struggling, at his belt I back, -- halted at 'ailing ! and n, the gun Jiceless In I I CBS from Hollywood. ler spot a I to the air, 'r again It I Motion picture actors usually call own homes when the script their requires ils caught with the the back ipped leg ind in his nd blood clothing, ht return ed about arcia did lowly to La Rue! i twenty of one instant Garcia ounded, hands, the ex- -i s weap-- skull been non-existe- nt just as bad; Keighley those, too, in New York, London, Paris, and other big cities. But theyre all vacant lots! dresses are has a list of Miracle Can Happen" is going have an cast thats really A blood id was ut the ro ex- in to all-st- ar Producers Benedict and Burgess Meredith, who tre making it for United Artists, recently added Fred MacMurray to a list including Henry Fonda, lames Stewart, Charles Laughton ind Paulette Goddard; by the time you read this theyll have announced some other feminine stars. us t Doane that they dial a number; dial a favorite restaurant or club. Bing Crosby dials a golf club where he and Bob Hope frequently play. But Radio Theater Producer Keighley has a long list of numbers for use on the air; some people, when a radio actor calls a number, just have to Adrush to the phone and call it. some intense ' Cathy ODonnell cause she cameras is worried b has to be helped out wi glycerine tears. Working wi Gladys George and seven-year-- o Marlene Aames in The Best Yea nf Our she watched whi Lives, they easily burst into tears, ai could have wept herself with di Her only consol couragement. tion was the fact that Myrna L and Teresa Wright, also starring the film h and actress both, had to rely on glycerine to lonte Betsy Blair, Gene over nean ante, urve enly one, boot leg Kellys plays the ingenue alind Russell-Melvy- n He two ire. his to es, to wil lead in the Ro Douglas "IV Empty Heart, her first pictur She was playing on Broadway Saroyans play, "The Beautiful Pe Pie, when she and Gene were ma ried. At that time Gene was 1 When he joined the navy, she r tired to take care of their daughte Kerry, whos three now, old enouf to let Betsy resume, her career. n- - he signs erected in Times Squc to announce it are the largest ei used to advertise a Broadw 160 - ed by ss Mary Small says the trend in pop- ular music is definitely toward the sweeter side, and she should know, she shares honors with Harry Babbitt on the By Pop-u!T"' Demand shn-nights on Mutual, which the plays tUUes osi - 88 top-singi- ar . ers anf singers in cafes and the selections are wired in and the most popular ones land on the program. ball-toom- s; ODDS AND ENDS At the Pasadena -Review j Suddenly Its Spring " "ojej in the audience whistled so loud Goddard , shown wearing a eft 8 negligee, that nohodf could hear 0ct,.r8 n the picture doing the thing, Charles Trowbridge L, er . rfe o Katharine Hepburns Th ? "Sea Grass", . . Lowell omaj keeps CDS production men on , edge of their seats; in 16 years been late to a broadcast, but LSver 8 ra.rey arrives with more than ?n i.Jec!nfr to spare. . . . Peter sings for the first time on the ,n "fr Happened in Brooklyn "; burbles Whose Baby Are You?" .... wishes to marry a fine young lawyer, who already shows signs of political advancement. He is rich, handsome, devoted." Rose-Mari- e By KATHLEEN NORRIS was the cause I the miserable of of which I am writing you, says the letter of a Portland mother. My husband died in 1932, leaving me with two children, a boy of 14 and a girl of 10. Destitute, I had to work hard for some years to support my girl took them, and at a job in a law office. The boy had then won a scholarship and was living in another town. 16 DREADFUL PROSPECT Covering up the first false step generally means that a chain of difficulties has been started. So it was for the unhappy mother whose letter is answered in this column. Rose, the daughter, is engaged to a young lawyer whom she loves dearly. He is handsome, rich and politically ambitious. A dark secret in Roses past threatens to mar her happiness, however. She has a child, born when she was only 16. Her mother, a widow, married an old man, and passed the child off as her own to protect Roses name. Now Roses seducer, a middle-age- d man who was her employer, threatens to expose Rose unless her mother will marry him. A Kudzer responds to ment. 2,4-- D treat- travels some distance through the plant to induce changes which cause death. Recent experiments determined that solutions containing from .10 to .15 of 1 per cent were sufficient to kill dandelion, common plaintain, buckhorn, chickweed and pennywort. The cost has been reduced to such an extent that for from $4 to $6 it is possible to clean up an acre of land. With some weeds like Canada has not proven effecthistle, 2,4-tive in killing the roots. It has been successful with bitterweed, bindweed, wild mustard, wild radish, bull thistle, chickweed, ragweed, goldenrod, burdock and many others including such shrubs and vines as choke cherry, wild honeysuckle, wild grape, locust, Virginia creeper, sumac and poison ivy. Many gallons of milk are lost by the average cow due to being forced life. Your idea of marrying her to drink ice cold water. It is not too seducer is fantastic; he has no early to make plans for removing legal claim upon her or upon the the chill from water. New type elece on the market have can clear this tric child. Local costs and I think in proven satisfactory. whole thing up justice to you she must by tell- should determine the type to be ing her present sweetheart the used. whole story. Harold Cant Do Much Harm. Barrel Chicken Coop It is possible that he will break A serviceable brood coop is made the engagement and leave her. sawing a barrel of any kind in Political careers and histories like by the middle, making one this dont mix. Or it is pos- the cut as sible that he will look at the situ- shown insloping, illusthe ation honestly and generously. No- tration. When an body knows these facts except Har- entrance hole has old. Even if he were contemptible been sawed out on enough to start a whispering camone side of each paign, the probabilities are all half, two coops will against his getting very far with be completed. When it. the half barrel is in- - pJSbuchSScwp! Jane is established as your child, verted, the top will the child of your late marriage to sufficiently to turn water. The the old man. To break out with evi- slope must so that water be coop dence of her real parenthood would will not drain placed into the coop. mark Harold as a scurrilous blackmailer, and hurt him incurably with all decent folk. The chance of his doing this is, I believe, negligible; e has that Is, if he knows made it all clear to her promised husband. If she marries him keeping these facts a secret then Harold really holds against her happiness and security a deadly weapon, that may well min her life. It is too bad that women must pay so high for, the mistakes of girlhood, but we are made that way, and everything that and independence emancipation can do cannot seem to lessen that situation. For your sake and the sake of innocent little Jane I tan only advise an honest explanation to Roses young man, and then a confident going forward in the hope EGO YARN MADE FROIA that any scandal started by Harold THE TWIN, WHITE SUBSTANCE would react against himself more THAT STICKS TO THE NSWE OF than against the girl he betrayed. SHELLS IS BEING TESTED BV THE For you to make two loveless marDEPARTMENT OF ACftCUmZE . to would the situation save riages merely complicate everything. Corn Off the Cob Laraine Day furiously hunting an apartment in the Sutton Place sector shes interested in a legit show and wants to park here a while. . . . Henry Hull was summoned to fly to Hollywood to act In support of Charles Laughton, and pressure was turned on to get him a reservation across the map. The part was six minutes of lying in bed, while Laughton read him the story of David and Goliath out of the Bible. . . . June Havers sister, Evelyn, hurrying to N. Y. to be a modeL Russians Like Jazz Eddie Rozner, one of the most popular and hottest jazz band leaders in the Soviet Union, has been brought sharply to task by the Izvestia, newspaper government which declared that his programs were trivial and had nothing in common with what Soviet audiences love. Rozner directs the White Russian state jazz band, and tickets always are sold out for his shows. He says he picked up his technique in his youth in New Yorks Harlem. ... ... tip-tilt- ed i ... ie Rose-Marie- ... es ld e, clean-hearte- one-thir- "This tiresome little man of 61. . . . crocheted in white thread. Designed around the famous pineapple crocheting motif, it makes a chair set which collectors of this motif will be eager to crochet. To obtain complete crocheting Instructions for the Giant Butterfly Chair Set (Pattern No. 5155) enlarged photographic detail of pattern, send 20 cents in coin our name, address and the pattern num er. Due to an unusually large demand and current conditions, slightly more time Us required in filling orders for a few of th most popular pattern numbers. Send your order to: SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK Mission St., San Francisco, Calif. Enclose 20 cents for pattern. 709 D Four months after she started work my daughter confessed to Midtown Matinee (By Tom Weathme her love for the office boss, her erly). It was a southbound Fifth relationship with him and that she avenue bus. She got on at 57th expected a child. I was then keepstreet . . . With apologies to Rogers ing in which my a boarding-hous- e and Hart: My heart stood stilL . . . oldest boarder was a man of 76 who This is it, I thought . . . Never had considerable property. He had before had I seen. . . . Such a long wanted to marry me, and in All pink and seraphic vision. my desperation I now consented gcdd. . . . With shimmering gray-blu- e to the marriage, closed my house, A red, red and insisted that he and I and stars for eyes. rosebud for a mouth. . . . And a Rose-Mari- e go on a trip to Mexico. nose. . . . My pulse raced. Where we really went was to a big . . . My head reeled. . . . And my eastern city, where the baby was knees clicked together. . . . There born. At this time my husband was comes a time in the affairs of men, stricken with paralysis; we came I said to me. . . . And, back to our home, where all our etc. brother, this is the time. . . . Watch interests were, and I represented her closely. . . . When she gets off. the child as mine. At the time I . . . You get off. . . . Then tip your was only 38, so that that statement hat . . . Gallantly but with deco- was not questioned. This man lived rum. . . . And say something like until a few months ago. I beg your pardon, please this. The situation now is that Rose-Mardont misunderstand. . . Im not wishes to marry a fine young trying to be fresh. . . . But I just lawyer, who already shows signs couldnt help speaking to you. . . . of political advancement. He Is All my life Ive dreamed about a rich, handsome, devoted. MeanI never knew her name. while the contemptible married girl. I never even knew she exists boss man who was In other has been widowed; he is 61, a . Until just now. ed. words. . . . Youre the dream come successful business man, but to me true. . . . And I couldnt let a stuhe would be personally disagreepid convention take you from me. able even If I did not bitterly re. . . Ive just got to know you. sent his betrayal of my little girl . . . Just then the bus stopped and when she was only 16. The man she As has she moved toward the exit. to marry now promised she came opposite me. . . . She knows nothing of her story, and If raised her left hand to grasp the I can prevent it, never will, but the stanchion. . . . And there they were. older man, Harold my splendid . . . Those two symbols of posseslittle granddaughters real father, servisive priority and Is quietly blackmailing me into a tude. . . . The diamond solitaire and third marriage; the thought is unthe platinum band. . . . Oh, well, speakably revolting to me, but by theres always the French Foreign marrying this tiresome, little man of 61 I feel that I Legionl my can safeguard absolutely The average honest nightclub daughters new happiness. draws about $20,000 a year on its Future. concessions, usually half their gross is It great happiness, it is real intake. . . . This is frequently paid happiness, Mrs. Norris. Rose-Mari- e in advance, often two or more years In these quota at the start, to finance the has grown, has developed venture. . . . Banks lend money to bitter years. She truly loves this new man, she wants to share a digconcession contractors on prospects, and interesting life with him; trusting their keen judgment, based nified on intensive experience. . . . One she can do it, I know she can and will. But it will be at terrible typical club let us see its books. . . . she It grosses $21,000 a week, counting cost to me. Harold knows that this girl is his darling all sources. . . . The original investRose-Mari- e heart-broke- n for my conchild, of which the ment was $105,000, her of him told naturally cessionaire put up $50,000. . . . agonizing plight. He can hold this Shows and two bands (plus relief letbands on nights off) cost $5,000 a knowledge over us all; he has to prove it. ters dance directors, costumes, week; Can you advise me? Just two etc., amortized, $500; advertising, points more. Jane, the little girl, $1,000; payroll, kitchen, waiters, dislikes Harold. And intensely press agent, manager, $2,500; linRose-Maribelieve me when I en, electricity, incidentals, $1,000. d . . . The enterprise breaks even on say this, is a gentle, fine, characin far stronger $15,000-a-wee-k figurgirl, intake, gross ing food and liquor purchases at ter than many girls her age whoI d the total receipts. have been more fortunate. As about is the On . $4,000; $20,000, . . began by saying, poverty wrought profit this terrible and perplexing pattern on $25,000, $7,500. eight-year-o- on ;s- 18 wing tip to wing tip and is entirely Rose-Mari- grosses everywhere. United Artis ome office says the two illumin production one is VERITABLE giant of a butA terfly inches from measures self-satisfi- J. Arthur Ranks $6,000,000 "Ca r and Cleopatra was being hi over in some 25 key cities 'ore it hit New York, rolling up screen feet. Caveman, Get Your Club Raymond Loewy, the artistic industrial designer (of autos and what not) has a 750 b.p. cruiser, the Media Lnz, which he designed, berthed at the esoteric Sands Point (L. I.) RiviWhen era. Loewy expects guests, he sprays his cabins with a perfume labeled Savage Love! D ... igh. The n, have visited them. Young, a business tycoon, has offered the duke a post with one of his companies. , . . It is unlikely that commerce will attract Windsor; even more unlikely that his family, which controls his income, would sanction it Odds are that he will buy a house In Palm Beach, where he and his duchess have many friends. . . . Doc Holden, who was Fifl Widener Wich-- f elds second husband, is believed to be Windsors undercover financial agent In New York. Contacted at Newport he refused to discuss his associations with royalty. ........ his like d, ert Youngs, New Yorkers who entertained 'Eddie and Wally at Newport last summer, are abroad and The Duke family is in the movie business. And Doris is active in person. The tobacco millions are helping finance Independent Artists, Inc., which includes in its roster Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell and her husband, Dudley Nichols and Frank Vincent. . . . Hermitage Press will publish, on Oct. 5, the new book by Nick Kenny, How to Write, Sing and Sell Popular Songs. What Nick doesnt know about the intricate, slightly crazy business wouldnt interest anyone. Among the mass of material will be an expose of song racketeers. 4-- D Farm losses from weeds exceed those from all other causes. With and orthe development of 2,4-acid ganic acid), by the USDA and the New York agricultural experiment sta-iofarmers will be saved millions of dollars annually. Working different from most herbseems to affect the icides, 2,4-growth mechanism of the plant and ... cant cry for the mov top-notc- i Will Not Kill All Troublesome Weeds 2, Station Miscellaneous Midgets The Windsors will return to Amerand the ica next winter. The Riviera bores with her who worked them. Their villa is still mined and still pay tribute to her; they have to tread narrow paths, was such a -- perfectly marked out for them. . . . The Rob- ,nted to do everything That help her along." m8ef-S- Wa ' New Hormone Weed Killer Effective Editors Note: While WincheQ Is on vacation. Jack Lait Is acting as guest columnist. was on adio she JflEW in New York, graceful f Union. by Western Newspaper VALE By VIRGINIA g trigged nPty. WNU Features. BlO Take Off Water Chill Name Address. TIME TESTED mu amt TREATMENT Attack nh1 ' fames of OK R SCH1FP MANN'S ASTHMADOR next time you have an of bronchial asthma. ASTHMADOR is inexpensive easy to use nothing to take a dependable, effective treatment internally chat helps relieve the agony of the attack aids distressed breathing. Sold by druggists everywhere under our money-bacguarantee three convenient forms: ASTHMADOR powder, cigarettes or pipe mixture. and surely it is cruel to have the generations go on paying so bitterly for what is no ones fault. Poverty is hard, my dear Janet; I know it well But no girl gives herself to a middle-age- d married man in the first weeks of their acquaintanceship just because of should have poverty. Rose-Mari- e been better armed for the fight with TAKE THE CHILL OFF Invest in Your Country Buy U. S. Savings Bonds! de-ice- rs Rose-Mari- Rose-Mari- Kind of Protein for Poultry and Livestock Different protein feeds contain different amina acids, and it is these acids that are important to livestock and poultry. That is why animals do better on one protein supplement than they do on another, according to A. R. 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