Show II o OPEN STAND ADD EXAMINER the SUNDAY HORNING APRIL 20 1930 cut on mannish lines slightly fitted at the waistline and straight with a belt across the back Redf era Is making a pretty little sports tailleur in blue crepe de chine printed In small designs of black and rose It has the popular bolero Jacket and side flare to the pleated sMrt Patou makes a specialty of blue crepe cardigan costumes for sports and resort wear Maggy Rouff uses soft wool for a charming sports suit with white crepe de chine blouse and amusing sleeveless pull-ovJersey net to match the K blue material of the costume Another blue sports dress Is navy of crepe de chine flowered with coat under a pale chrome-yelloMarine blue in reps barred with white Is used by Lise for a delightful "tailleur belted across the back and with narrow godets Inserted In the fitted skirt top-co- at AUTO BRINGS O O M’INTYRE’S IMPRESSIONS OUT CHARACTER ’ Serrice By O O McIXTYBE ' By NEA — Wash ratOM Ev New York "You cars their “By SEATTLE know them" say a commentarians on national life William Cole chief of Washington are afraid to speak of the disrespect highway patrol who goes on to opine for law the government Income tax that the automobile is a developer breeds More than' prohibition Evof character in man -Never was there given to man ery shrewd person knows that the such an instrument for the expres- big industrial giant hire tax exsion of character as the automobile" perts who know more than the govhe say a “For a man’s true self is ernment' experts I know constantly depicted in the way he a millionaire who boasted to me he handles his car paid less personal Income tax than I my income Is a little less than “Statistics offer us the pleasing d testimonial that S3 per cent of the $30000 a year Did you notice the millions the U 8 returned the Steel nt drivers In this state are Such an' en- corporation? “A sharp illustration' of s&le and desirable Sam being outsmarted” couraging report would lead us to be- Uncle lieve that the automobile Is a de- - Well anyoldhow this shows you veloper as well as a revealer of I’m 'not afraid—to print your beef V character Certainly the effort- - a man expends in an honest struggle From T E G Philadelphia: “Isn’t to become proficient in handling a it amusing that a gullible public will car upon highway and through tryi- shun any show on Broadway that constantly changing traffic hasn’t a star- made solely by press ng and itself t In his business and agentry?" e veals A social life Not to be disputatious— care for it? j “The evolution of a good driver — but the three biggest Broadway from a poor one cannot but make a hits "The Green Pasture” “Strictly man a better safer husband lather Dishonorable" and “The Last Mile” £nd business associate cannot but haven’t stars And try to gei in make a woman stronger and more ' Z in the home and in the From Mrs Rx Q Paris France: : social sphere" “The Paris edition of the Chicago To become a good driver accord- Tribune says in part: 0 O McIning to Cole It is necessary to give tyre admits he la New York's laziest undivided attention to the car and columnist and the concierge at the of mind rue Cam bon side of the Hit say he the road A &nd muscles must be present and works harder and longer hours than alter the driver forms the habit of any American who comes to Paris’ doing the right thing at the right So what Is what?" time la driving this is automatically But that is In Paris : i of On Time! practiced in the other activities v- h:s life Q From D S F Minn: Minneapolis more friends here than any news- can look down on the show from a The remaining 15 per cent of “I am a theatrical an with trouper window any time of day or night Washington driver are undesirable appetite and am trying to keep thin paper writer I know” - too ’ are care to Francisco Cole And for I San made up Your constant references to fatten and according Jas IL Quirk talkslike a Britcl absent-mindpeople the men- ing dishes breaks down my reserve in' a big way : 7 Vallee is wearing actor ish Rudy tally Incompetent careless driver You are certainly no help --in avoid-- suits with pant blue robin’ egg &nd criminals who through being From C O Hollywood : “Poor old legs wider than anything ing the future shadow” law have in the engaged breaking When tempted put Broadway - You should get a load of Bchrafft waitresses must never little time to devote to careful drivRich-ma- n Hollywood boulevard and see what down their trays Harry ing-From Old Timer Detroit: (“Some it has done to the ' famous-olha$ an eagle tattooed on- each It is the problem of society in v iNorman Anthony Jr ediare arm not when you writingv&bout day general and of courts was however there still to tor of Lifelsas young looking as a Broadway the produce last drop around enforcement organizat- yourself saw A1 Woods I it street markets West and night you along collegiate freshman ions and welfare societies in part- will find ’material with six list season’s a for leads the flop fascinating icular to reduce this dangerous 15 column" abfailures theatrical successive York A New in great building per cent” Cole asserts when Betty Forsythe -- writes swell poetry Do you mean to say I am not as sorbs the neighborhood the Paramount theatre was finished under the name of Jean Douglas fascinating aa- produce? — there sprung up a Paramount hotel Courtney Ttylyv Cooper is tattooed :y ' Will H Hays oc' From Miss' Sue Yonkers: “I am and Paramount cafes drug stores on each arm Scientist exof c the Ritz floor 37th etc— the etc shoe cupies shining parlors one of the girls you eulogize who lower East Side On to the Tower the metropolitan phobia does pot smoke drink or neck I am pressing With are delicatessen reflec bask the in shops “appetitzing passably good looking and I have a earned greatness poo-ba- h' parlors u 1 Ivy Lee publicity education Yet I do not see college Walnew of a the director — is — StevCHICAGO J(AP) Herbert what it has done me in achiev’is buying' high ens tea planter-scienti- st has return- ing a good Oakley dorf ! bankEverybody natural desire for a good Short Shavings: Verona girl’s are touted which stocks a grade is clown ed to the Field museum with a colof Slivers" the home and equally good husband" daughter B Charles rise a for steady An lection of thousands of rare speciYou will see— and you can bet on teacher at a riding academy "Doubloons: authored Driscoll ha ? Our mens of bird and animal life col- It! book “Conquering absorbing of Buried Treasures" a lected in a year’s trek through some Great American Plains" by Stuart The Story which Farrar & Rinevolume grand Flo Asia of of the least-knoZiegfeld (Dutton’s) parts Henry note IL York:' New "I R From out in the fall hart bring Mr Stevens started out with the that and C B Dillingham are friends your favorite mayor the Hon- again smokHunt Frazier Roosevelt expedition a year ago but orable quit Jimmy has never yet been ing when his son was born Marie Dressier arrived home from branched away from it into the Chi- late out a of the train city catching owns McCormack nese provinces of Yunnan and the John Europe several year ago and ansinger am through with my fashionable apartment house at nounced: the Srchunan and along the Thibetan for a vacation" collect the Idea he 270 Park avenue Where did you Private to Lew profession I am Just a fat old lady" border He found on a 1700-mi- le was my favorite mayor? me Since that time she has completely C: u Yes and you introduced ArJourney thousands of choice specirun away with every picture notably mens for the museum but nothing to' the unspeakable sniper Garbo’s but famine banditry and unspeak'From Jerry San Francisco: "In thur Brisbane at: 63 turn out more Rudy Vallee’s and Greta t was feaable squalor among the population one of your cosmopolitan confessionnewspaper copy dally than any oth- first talkie in which she others man several saved and tured er has Ambassador readconnectwas a Francisco tell of als you Mr Stevens San newspaper formerly ed with the British museum and has er bombarding you with insulting Dawer wears a watch fob with ever from joining the flop column And and epithets Don’t Judge the Oolden nlng clothes ’Major Bowes lives Miss Dressier is stm going strong tea plantations at Chittagong And She is the outstanding comedienne Gate nooulare bv that You have over the’ Capital theatre Trarencore - a 5 ' TO FEATURE ALL Another Batch of Morning Llail so-call- ed —-an- self-relia- ' " V - - : self-relia- nt tion 5 " -- SHADES OF BLUE By AUCE LANGELIEIt International Newt Service Staff a i Correspondent PARIS— It is folng to be a very blue season for sports clothes but this does not refer to unpropitious weather: or bad business ' Paris couturiers have simply decided upon blue and blue It must be In the realm of sports meaning pale or dark Alice-blu- e royal or sky-blindigo baby or bay-bl- - and all the other : ! ue ue blues “Miss Wills" tussor silk 1 a simple pale blue frock from Worth’s in smooth weave - which looks a if it were a mixture of silk and linen It has a: chemise turnback collar short sleeves and narrow belt 'at the natural waistline with wide giving a discreet flare to thepleats hem It is bound to be a faone-pie- ce blue-fleck- ed 4 er w H— — SAYS ZEALOUS JEWS SHOULD SHUN JAZ FORT WORTH Tex— (INS)— Jews who are writers of Jazz or other forms of musical entertainment are not true to the traditoin of their race The true Jewish musician tries only to express religious EnS thusiasm This declaration was made by Rabbi Henry Barnston) of Houston in an address before the) annual Kallah convention of Te at the Hebrew Institute vfMuslc is a part of the ture of every Jew” Rabbi Barn ston declared “He has carefully preserved his music throughout the ages even In circumstances winch threaten to wipe’ him off the fjee of the earth “David was a great musician rfHe I j' I ’ I i NO T OWN FOR- CROOKS - Fewer automobiles are stolen and a greater percentage are recovered in Denver Colo thaxi in United any other city in the AutomoStates according to the bile Club of Southern California £" V OHIO HUNTS SONG TO HUM TUNE SOON COLUMBUS Obio — (AP—Ohio vorite for summer sports Is seeking a real state song There is also a pale blue flannel Tired of songless while long coat to complete this costume residents of being neighboring states are humming whistling and singing of the talkies And she portrays official state tunes the department of education of Ohio has made an drama better than most stars appeal not only to® lyric writers They were discussing the most and composers but to every Ohioan offered and the rules beautifully couched line in litera- arePrizes are few A poem of at least three ture My choice is from ’Gray’s Elegy: “The plowman homeward stanzas and of high literary type that :will lend itself to musical setplods hi weary way” ting and “treat of the commonIt was F'P As “Nice Nellie” who wealth her greatness and granthe deur” is wanted It is hoped that suggested “Legs” ‘Diamond gangster should be‘ called “Limbs” the song will be ready so residents 1930 McNaught of the state will be able to learn It (Copyright "x this year Syndicate- Inc) TRUCKS OVER Tracks From 4-t- on to RE0 DODGE 2-t- on INTERNATIONAL 1 FORD REPUBLIC Come in anl Look Them Over ‘ i ‘ played several instruments besides the harp and directed a great com- -: pany of musicians an orchestra one may say that included 120 trumpets and numerous stringed percussion w r instruments “I have no time now to discuss modem Jewish musical composers of jazz They may have Jewish parents but do not have the spirit of the Jew for music Is a serious (part of the true Hebrew’s nature In his worship he wants to be an expression of religious enthusiasm and not an entert aining concert” J &Wi Auto Service Inc 2331 Kiesel jAve - ? 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