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Show ri September Tht Alt. Pleasant (Utah) Pyramid Page Four 2S, 1951 r I V Y w v v i at 7 ) t - V ' V By LVN CONNI II V D1HICTOR ACTOH- WKITKit m ntly the LEWIS r Purpioductr-directoof ( 1!S suit, "Broadway's Mv Ik it and "Mr Aladdin coast to cm st ladio programs, is truly a tupU threat man in the radio n idnim . . . Thirty-fou- r year old I.i ais, a native of Mount Vernon, Ni w Yi rk, has Jlit v.. ; - r.. r t r, V ' ' 4 i 9. "i t t j i ' II i V7 iiY voices type ri v ! f I t 'i J cA i 7- -- V ; the i a I In Germany, and the first international L4DYI5IKD R1T1 RNS TO WINGS . , . Gliding Is In r ,,,, ct hiiue tin- - war drew 40,000 to tVassorkuipe. Among the veterans was Ilanua Hcitstb, German)'! Iirst woman pilot. from t 4 phones. theme strictly to Keeping radio, though Leu is has been at hie in films and on records, he feels no to other medium is at the actor or director at radio , . . Lewis has tbst advice to git those who some day hope to achiet e success m the entertainment field, uhelher the goal be ecling, writing or directing: Get with the things which go on about you during jour waking hours, says Lewis . . . See what youre looking at, LISTEN to the 1 i.r M stored as the had actor on many celebrated j rograms, he s wn'tcn scripts for CBS' Suspend" and other shows, and, in this iiw field of directing to which he's dt voted all of his time these past three seasons, Elliott Lewis has guided stars through many Hollywood dramatic chores before the micro- t. ! n Mrs. Dorris Maxwell, Ark.: mother I ri in wo il I Smith-Vili- mar card e, win n rolls out of wool (lui.ii : ihe day Afar r sue would loll out t ie ,)in au ning wluil arid spin thuad to hint aoiks uii.i 'IjCKings for the family V wAV j trundle beds underneath. From Mrs. C. A. Wheeler, Hannibal, Mo.: I rnnimbir w n people wore long cotton stockr us, mostly black in winter and while or tan in summer. From E. E. Meredith, Falrmnn. W. Va.: I remember when Ase-- ri nn Day was kept a strict holiday, an no one sewed for fear the poim of the needle might be stiuck " Robert Mitehum makes like a beauty consultant and tells make-u- p Berns how to give lovely Jane Russell the brush. The kibJ rom Alonzo Kirkpatrkk, Harris-vill- artist Mel took place on the set of RKO Radio's "His Kind of Woman," in itzing W. Va.: I remember when Mitehum and Miss Russell which we thidren would get lip some mmi n "s you could see our barefoot tii tks in the sno.v which blew in during the night to cover the floor The house had a large fireplace and a chimney with a big rock in front of the fireplace, and Mother had a large oven with legs and a heavy iron lid. It held about two gallons, and she would make the corn dough in it, pile hot coals on the lid and under the oven. When it had baked we would gather around with milk and this would be our supper From A. II. Tarvln, Louisville, Ky.: I remember when some children would spend their Sunday School penny for a jawbreaker, predeces sor of the lollypop. SURGERY co-sta- r. The safety of the U. S. us sewe have a mutual deemed fense pact with the Philippines. . I - .:r 7 - F0r ll See the Man Higher Up FEW YEARS ago W. R. Crow, Monroe, La , was close to becoming a complete failure in the business world He had recently been given a job as outside salesman for his company, and his accounts included some of the largest and most impoitant in the firm. That was all to the good if he had not had an eme "w, U'5 73s tLi. complex. What he did was to spend most of his time and effort visiting the less important personnel at the paper mills, the gas companies and other industries that were assigned to him. lie felt embarrassed at the very thought of calling on the officials and the key men in these plants. But often when he had discussed materials with those r e tr t i4 Y b - 7 t. X I ". Jean Simmons and her tov poodle. Beth, take a look at California from a hotel balcony. Miss Sim- mum will make her American s ret n debut as nn RKO Radio star in Gabriel Pascal's ptoduc- tion of George Bernard Shaw's Andioclex nnd comedy classic, the Lion. HOSPITAL In men of lesser authority, and thought because of their encouraging attitude that he would surely get a nice order, he was doomed to disappointment because the boss had directed the business elsewhere. And all his time had been absolutely wasted! lie realized now that the man higher up made the (tensions those men he feared to face. He thought it over. Were they any better than he was Had they not staitcd at the bottom? Didn't they want the goods he had to sell as much as he wanted to sell them7 That hue of thinking did the trick It cured him of his feeling of infenonty nnd gave hun confidence. He made up his mi net that he would go light to the top, at the same time with contreating sideration tho U men h contacted i What did he fin Jud that the man higher up is nearly al wavs undeis'andmg and easy to approach, even frtendly; that the order w as caster to scout t and best of all, that you will never succeed with art tnfei unity complex. Specified Amounts For ROOM AND BOARD the hospital of your choice for either sickness or accident HOSPITAL etc. EXTRA EXPENSE operating room anaesthetic, ambulance, medicine iron lung SURGEONS' BILLS For operations performed either in the hospital or in the doctors office. CHILDBIRTH Double benefits for twin births. Triple benefits for Caesarian birth HOME NURSING For either sickness or accident. PLAN B DOCTORS' BILLS rice. cover your leftover Promptly vegetables and use them cold as quickly as possible in tossed salad r In PLAN A mi kitchen. Drippings from ham. bacon and sausage should be kept refrigerated and used in place of other fats to saute white and sweet potatoes, eggplant and tomato slices. With them you can also fry apple rings, chicken, eggs, French toast and DOCTORS' For Doctor's calls to your home. For treatment at the doctors office or clinic. For visits in the hospital.- - BILLS i RECIPE OF THE WEEK Hamburger Porcupines ARE A FEW REASONS WHY IT IS IMPORTANT FOR HEAR A FULL EXPLANATION OF THE NATIONAL BENEFIT HERE (Serves 6) 1 pound hamburger teaspoons salt cup uncooked rice 2 cups cooked or canned tomatoes 1 onion, chopped cup green pepper, chopped Mix together meat, 1 teaspoon salt and rice which has been washed and drained. Shape Into small balls. Brown hot fat. Add lVi ingredients remaining cover. Simmer until rice is - Provide T"HE AMOUNT you can save on your food Budget depends a great deal on the wise use to which you put your leftovers. Try some of these worthwhile tips in your v- j."- 17 -- These famous Plans of Protection fish. You'll like these pork drippings for seasoning green and lima bean dishes, dried bean and dried pea dishes, cooked greens and Spanish If events in the past have anything to do with shaping our future, it would rppear that when 7 . we win the police action" m u Korea, were going to have to U. S. Marine tho Leatherneck "Miss named by Jams Caiter. Flying feed 500 million Chinese. Air Corps because of her role in Howard Hughes' Technicolor epic, Flying Leathernecks," (hats with marines at the El Toro Air Base. Bobie Harold Loft Elkton, Md. to right, MSgt Martin Boyle Cpl John Miller, MSgt Virgil C. Justice, 9, and his mother, Mrs Gtegcry. MSgt Hubert Moore The Edmund Giainger production Francis Justice, were walking which RKO is releasing stars John Wayne and Robert Ran Railioad along the Pennsylvania tracks, returning from picking strawberries, when a train approached from the noith Bobie jumped to tho southbound tracks and was caught under the wheels of another train 7 IT rr. , . . . H0.a AKV A '' CHILDBIRTH EASY DOES e, m conversations and seen and heard, Lewis recalls a former radio actress, now a well known film personality, who years ago would follow a person on the streets for hours . . . Taking a guess as to what type of person this was, the actress would follow and note everything he did . . . Whether he took a taxi or subway, which shops along the route particularly interested him, and how he carried himself . . . She'd made conntless type studies of this kind . . . This actress would spend hours talking to theatrical costume designers, waitresses, teachers, etc., and an the while shed be taking her mental notes , . . Subsequently, cast years later on the screen as a costumer, she dug Into her memory and came np with jnst the right shading for the character at hand. Acting, says Lewis, is taking everyday life and transferring it with as much realism as possible to the entertaining mediums. f.r-s- Mjil your memoriei to 7 be Old Ttmer, Box 340, Irankfort, Ky. BOARD AND ROOM HOSPITAL which go on about you all day . . . Develop as fully as possible your powers of observation and store in memory the minor points youve 3r V Mrs. Julia Horseman, Weston, Mo.: I n tnembi r win n folks u.sid to roast their codec It was the t thing I did whi n I went to get breakfast I remember when folk had tHeir beds fixed together with big ropes Th(y call d t'n m corded beds Sometimes tiicy had 3V fa Are a Safeguard Against Government Socialized medicine is car you or a member of your family has been recently hospitalized and has had expensive medical or surgical importance of a National Benefit Plan to prepay the cost of this necessary but expepsive care. If One Person Out of Every Two Families Will Be a Hospital Patient This Year: advanced medical techniques and the ultra modern Hospital facilities are being used now more than ever to s 'and prolong life. If you or a member of your family fakes sick or meets with an accident, you, too, may become tient. 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They NATIONAL HOME BENEFIT OFFICE DEPENDABLE "Copywright 1951, National Benefit Insurance INSURANCE DES PROTECTION Co." C MOM SINC |