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Show THE TIMES- - NEWS, NEPHI, UTAH Thursday, March 17, 1949 JF PRESIDENT FELL THROUGH FLOOR There'd Be Re-Joisti- PAGE THREE SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS . . . arm .THE WORLD WOULD STAND AGHAST aBBBaaaBBV TRUMAN AND THE TUB President Truman, in irxplaining the probable cost of around five million dollars to repair the White House, declared "My bathroom sagged so that I had begun to fear it would go through the floor." We can't see why the President was alarmed. He would have been the first president ever to have fallen from one floor to another in his bath; it would have made history. For a century there might have been signs in the White House: "President Harry S. Truman, 32nd President of the United States, Landed Here" or 5 The Mosaic 3a Grace Noll Crowell who lives the Chn9 life dy by day Unknowingly creates a wonder-thing-: A beautiful mosaic, a bouquet Of jewels set in gold, an offering To place within God's hands when life is done: A brave resplendent thing of light and shade. Each little priceless jewel, one by one, In a design that life itself has made. HE And God will note the lovely inset gems. Will mark the glowing rubies that are prayers. The amethyfts of patience, the clear items Of jade, where courage bas outlived despairs, The diamonds that are faith, the topaz light Of hope that shone across the darkest days. And surely He will take that little bright Mosaic to His heart with words of praisu. dent is doing well, but still suffering from his own amazement" Noon The President Is resting. His face is not so red by 10 degrees Had Harry kept bis mouth shut, as was after the mishap. let the building deteriorate and bravely crashed through the floor 1 P. M. Mrs. Trumar was alin his tub, it might have been tar lowed to visit the President this from a calamity so far as his are concerned. People love afternoon. She asked him simply, the dramatic these days. They "It seems mighty funny to me that crave entertainment and action as you and the tub went down two remained never before. There on the ground-floo- r flights, but your bathrobe bathtub on the hook upstairs 1" in his second-floo- r amid the rubble, his bead unbowed, he would have won a new grip on 2 p. M. President Truman got a the public. The picture might have telegram from Thomas E. Dewey. taken a place beside Washington It the bathtub users read: "I and the Delaware in water exploits. of America injoin my deepest gratitude some painter We can imagine that you piloted the tub to a safe glorifying it with an oil entitled, landing and I sincerely hope you "Truman Crossing the Dilapidated will soon be bathing again In the Beams." 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. Wallace was asked 3 P. M. It would have kindled a mood of to commentHenry on the President's bathwarm sympathy and understanding. accident and replied; "It was What man has ever stepped into a tub too far away for me to know the bathtub without at least a fleeting exact facts. All I know Is that you fear of an accident? And how many of nothing like that happening bear have known what it is to take a Russia." tumble in one? Can you fancy their in who had a President feelings for 5 P. M. The doctors said they stepped into a tub . . . powl would permit the President to be gone down a flight or twol interviewed by radio and television. "I only regret" Mr. Truman said, Tills is an era of rumor, gos"that I have but one ceiling to give sip and suspicion; the story for my country." would have spread that the Republicans had undermined the timbers, and this would have inA New Jersey court has ruled creased pity for the President. a night watchman sleeping that From coast to coast, across the od premises is entitled to mountains and valleys, over overtime If awake during his brooks and rivers, from log sleeping hours. If he sleeps durcabin to mansion the one cry ing his waking hours, does the would have gone op: "How's boss get a refund? have Harry?" The world would awaited breathlessly the hourly bulletins from the White House: We just heard of a fellow who, . needing rest and quiet, was ordered 10 A.M. The White House mornby his doctor to spend six months ing statement read: "The Presi in Wall street. tor-tun- es ... Zlte- - STAR DUST DANCING SHOES FICTION By CHARLES Cotnev Robert Taylor WHILE a vast throng of DORIAN passed around. "Now. another dance," oraerea the master of ceremonies. "Just a slow one," pleaded Paula, "I'm very tired." "Oh. all right yawned the fel low. She made a long slow stride straight to the operator and whispered "Listen!' Then she pera painfully formed punctuated dance with more body undulations than footwork. The bottle passed around passed through the exits of the Orpheum. the beautiful Stars in Western blonde attraction left quietly by the stage door on the arm of her most ardent admirer, the owner of the theatre and string of others. GERHARD INEZ By At the curb stood Max Berber's to a poU taken limousine, and just ahead of it ACCORDING exhibitors, there taxi. Four maudlin "Collegians" obstructed the never has been a first class west- having a sing-sone fail- entrance to Berber's car, but made ern that has been a ure. Even the cheap quickies make way while the lady stepped in. Next Then suddenly three of them gave money in some localities. again and the operator went to ou the moneymaking list come out- Berber the bum's rush, while the his key, took an order, sent one, door pictures, in which action is fourth clambered in beside Paula and in a few minutes the train more important than dialogue Pauleen, tap dancer extraordinary. was in. They boarded ft. while Max spluttered and fumed Those spectacular musicals are was Sargo was a small city. A taxi fourth on the list Indicative of the three kidded him. A letter and pressed into his was ready waiting for them clenching fist and Mi niltS his car keys were from him. F'Ctl" J frisked 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 Across hats, still simulating drunken collegians, singing to drown out the 1 Contest of cries of the distressed dancer. speed In the Holland Tunnel the sing5 Sloping of one and the ceased gang song roadway 9 A swelling said to the girl: 10 kidSandarac "This is something new in l naps, sister. We're all Jolly good 12 trees Swiftly fellows, members of a theatrical 13 Asiatic But the (to public). general troupe country ROBERT TAYLOR don't get us wrong. We'd rub you 14 Writing out as quick as any Broadway mug table Elongated what we can expect come Metro's if you failed for a minute to join 15 fish announcement that they will make the spirit of our little game. Your 18 Toward three westerns, the first, now under big boy has just read our demands 17 e note him. with left a in "Devil's Doorway." way, being stanzas Til I'll pay you," chatted the 19 Through starring Robert Taylor. Just back contwo are little dancer. "Please my 20 Constellation from Europe. The other "The Outriders" and "Ambush." tract. I must dance every night" 21 Skating area No stars have been announced for CAR sped along for thirty 22 Once more 25 Wards oft them M yet but no doubt they'll THE and turned into a narr- 24 v be big ones. ow, road. License plates were 27 Labor Sphere Hedy Lamarr also Is beaded for switched and another fifty miles western. Paramount has her sped by. They stopped at a rail- 28 Ancient slated for "Copper Canyon," with road village and parked the car 29 Punish Ray Milland and MacDonald Carey on side street. They changed their 33 severely Measure At the same studio Burt Lancaster toppers for peak caps and entered (Chin.) 34 Crested gets another of those tough roles the railroad station. that he'd like to abandon. He'U be hawk-parr"Oh, you're the troupe from a 35 Appendage gambler In "No the opery house," grinned the to make 7 Queen of he But first 38 Rabbit fur plans Escape." was operator. "Thought there the fairies 38 Silent "William Tell" as an Independent two girls In the party." 8 Feign 39 Prick production. In Italy. 9 Little "One of us is a female imperpainfully children hundred bead of Twenty-fiv- e sonator, hawt bawl" laughed the 40 Relieves 11 Long-leggeDetest rattle were ased for the stanv spokesman. The operator laughed 41 birds too, and began stamping the tick- 42' Malt prdlng scene to Allied Artists' U Greek letter beverages Rod Cameron, ets. "Train's not due for thirty min"Stampede." 18 Sea eagle utes yet" he apologized. tarring, said "When I watched Dtwa 19 Fasten "O.K. brother, we'll put on a Ihrm rllminc those scenes It 21 Refutation 1 Coin little show while we're waiting." seemed there was nothing for (India) 22 He strode over to Paula. "Smile, 2 Accumulate miles bat bawling Tssss coral reefs out and he SMILE." 3 hissed, An alcoholic trers." sister, 23 Biblical loud. "Come on, Sally Rand, give drink character George Burnt had bitter argu- the gentleman your best imitation 48 Before 24 Help Values ments with his laundry over the of a tan dance." 25 Back Paula was ready to faint but en 6 External disappearance of tome jf his best 27 Tuber a seed Into his the dancing found by tered game that daughshirts then (So. Am.) the covering had that number to them ter Sandra was wearing whirling tap outside operator's eyes popping. Some sing school, with the shlrt-tall- i, cwr skirt dangling ankle length tng foDowed and a bottle was g, box-offic- whisked them out into the country where they got out in front of a big bouse. Every shadow exuded a police officer. Eight of them had pinioned the four "collegians" before the door opened, and two more seized the servant. Paula promptly fainted. Two officers carried her to safety. "This house bas been under suspicion for a long time," said an officer to Paula. "When that opera- tor's message mentioned "Sargo' we posted a squad at the house. Here's the car now which followed their taxi from the depot." Oh, yes, Paula's dad had been a station agent and had taught her to tap dance the Morse code. 3 CROSSWORD PUZZLE v.. talatlaa la Nx ! Six-lin- man No. J 26 d d Ring-shape- Spring, lng Williams, 29 Scorch 30 Lift 34 A suggestion 37 Outer cover- 82 Old 38 Body 31 ing of brain of Man's nam measures Auwir d til water I ratal r2 rlaa K Naiakar M Bearden DiMaggio, and Mack, Dyer, McCarthy and Lemon and Sauer. Southworth and Muslal, Slaughter and Sain, (This Is a cinch without using the brain.) Spring, the Mad Piper, Is tapping his reed. Calling to Muslal Harry the Cat, Kiner and Mice and the hardhitting breed, Blackwell and others who baffle a bat. Marion, Stephens 'and Pesky and Doerr, (That's quite enough of this why be a bore?) Spring Dreams of '49 TJT THIS TIME last season, the following facts had been rather definitely established: The Red Sox and Yankees were to fight out the American League pennant race with Tigers and Indians in fairly close pursuit. The Dodgers ol and Cardinals were lit to take over the National League Youthful 44J J4-- 4 Two-Piec- er VOUTHFUL, figure - flattering and so wearable is this two piecer for misses. Sleeves can be or length edge the pert peplum and brief sleeves with tiny ruffling. wing three-quart- er Dainty House Dress ai. a daisy SIMPLE, A hniiQA Hrpcacrisp in ctart tftA Hair Pattern No. 1752 Is for sizes 10. 12. 14. 18 and 20. Size 12, blous short sleeve. with a song. Brightly colored ric 16, race with the rac IV. yards of 35 or skirt. 23k narmakes a a of Braves always pretty trim; yards for copy extra Send an your quarter on row belt side the ties softly of the Spring and Summer FASHION threatening. This seemed to be deep pockets are as handy as us Dnmiui or sewing laeas ror every home dressmaker. Free pattern orinted logical enough. No can be. Inside the book. one knew anything Grantland Rice about a m Pattern No. 8405 is for sizes 14. 18, 18. SEWINO CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. pitcher 20; 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 16, 4i yards S30 Sou Lb WeUi St. Chicago 7, 111. !"""'. named Gene Beard-e- n and no one could guess that Lou Boudreau and Larry Doby would improve to any such extent as they did. Also, no one could figure the Cardinals would gef such little help from their rookie crop, and the Dodgers would be scrambling around last place long after the season opened. Now at least 10 clubs are indulg ing in early March dreams of Octo ber cash and glory. Here they are: AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Athletics and the Detroit Tigers. NATIONAL LEAGUE B o s t o n Brooklyn Dodgers, St, Braves, Louis Cardinals, New York Giants and the Pittsburgh Pirates, with Chicago's Cubs hanging around the outskirts. ' There has seldom been a time in major league history where so many ball clubs in both leagues could be rated with av healthy chance to win. Seme-thi- ng unforseen can happen to scatter them apart, but they could also come to the wire under two blankets. The best ball club in the two leagues looks to be Cleveland. The second best club should be the Red Sox. We are leaning heavily on that "should be" adjunct. THE BEST CLUB In the Nation al League should be the Dodgers with their speed and youth, their quantity of strong arms and stout legs, plus their 1948 experience. But it will probably prove to be the Braves again. If Billy Southworth could win a flag with Eddie Stanky out of action over two months and Warren Spahn afflicted with an off years (for Spahn), there is no particular reason why he should not win again with a few slight improvements and more help from these two standbys. Also, I have a fair idea that Billy Braves will come Southworth' north in April the team in the older circuit. South-wort- h overlooks few bets when it comes 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 ot hard-sheJe- !. I THE MAD PIPER the Mad Piper, to lead them back, Boudreau and Feller and Gordon and Bauer, H. I. PHILLIPS "On This Spot Harry S. Truman Made the First Crash Landing Ever Made in a White House Bathtub, Glider Typ." 1lea.t a n J. Smnrt JJoilJe 2)t?JJ in the White House ng Dip Into of 5 yards or 35 trimming. Enclose 25 cents pattern desired. Pattern No n ANOTHER Size Name- Address-- ME I ASK in coins for each General Quiz VfW(Wt(W(woowpftkitkparM A HEAD COLDS The Questions f When Columbus discovered 1. J QUICK REUEf WITH SOOTHES the new world in 1492, where did he land? 2. How many registered Ameri can voters failed to vote in the 1948 presidential election? 3. Has 4. ntr.rrs.TED MEHTBItANESt ...BRINGS EASIER VREATHING a vice president of the States ever resigned? What would you do with United demijohn? 5. How long is the 30fjT!Kjumjr.ij world's long est railway tunnel? 6. In what country was tle of Waterloo fought? the Bat- San Salvador, in the Ba- Peace From PERSISTENT ITCH! The Answers 1. On hamas. 2. Approximately John C. 20,000,000. SiMDETRHS wickerware. 5. 12 miles, 560 yards Simpion tunnel in Switzerland and Italy. 6. In Belgium about 12 miles south of At Last No wcodar thousand taed by Itchy tor-m- nt bless the day they chanared to Resinol. a Hera's quick action from first moment bUaafml mmmmm of paaoa that lasts and lasts, than as to 6 activs soothing a cants In s lanolin base Uiat stays on. Don't be content with any tains less effective than Raslnoi Ointment. Calhoun in 1832. 4. Fill it with liquid it is a glass or earthenware vessel with a large body and small neck enclosed in 3. Yes ? Chi nose Elm. Sent postpaid at IMI". plant- - f9 f 3 S9 f;?d WASHINGTON NURSER IES Brussels. Tapswnish, Washingloa IMASINE THIS NEW J&L FOR WOMEN (mo BAK iwf AT HOME) ONLY y Wiat makes Women hafpy ri it ?L MONTHS ONTHE 1 the Dark With the first day of spring train ing less than a week away, we hereby climb out on the end of the limb of a palm tree which has no limbs to speak of Here art our nominations for the f RTS ABOUT YEAST f ALL MY FAVCRtTE early October roundup that may prevent us from seeing the football game: AMERICAN LEAGUE! Cleveland Indians, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees. Detroit Tigers. Philadelphia Athletics, St. Louis Browns. Chicago White Sox and the Washington Senators. LEAGUE B o 1 1 o n NATIONAL Braves, Brooklyn Dodgers, St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, New York Giants. Chicago Cubs. Philadelphia Phillies and the Cincinnati Reds. You caa cut out this prediction, it yon care to. and save It for next October. The two races are the toughest to pick that I can recall in the last two decades. 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