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Show "" '-- -.-J- II III , .. - - ..I.. I 4 MILLARD COUNTY CHRONICLE. DELTA, UTAH ' M - j "JUST A MINUTE - SAID A "EMMY LOU'S GIVEN ME ONE I r FRIENDLY GAME.'" L J. MORE CHANCE - DARN IT.'" ; , nil.. Curtain Going Up: The Press Box: Hjalmar Schacht was acquitted by a German court of the charge he was a Nazi. . . . Next thing you know Bevin will be appointed honorary chiel of Hag-ana- . . . Our government has been alerted to watch for Fascist leader Oswald Mosley of London, rumored en route here. Probably to make sure he has no trouble get-ting in. . . . Sinister item buried on page six of the Times: "Berlin: British and French authorities to-day let up in their programs of dis-mantling German factories labeled as war industries." . . . All right, Adolf, stop smirking that way. . . . H. Wallace apparently is convinced the Administration's biggest mis-take was discontinuing eggless Thursday. N. T. Sun colyumist Boone observes: "It's curious how it's always the fellow who testifies on behalf of his country who Ss loudly denounced as a smear-er.- " . . . Not so curious. It's usually what your target says when he can't think of any-thing else. . . . AF reports the Democrats' slogan will be "All 48 in '48." Dot's nize. We liked It months ago when we sug-gested It for Ike. . . . The U. S. Gov't hasn't wasted a moment cracking down on the Give-Awa- y programs such as "Stop the Music." But they're sure taking their time catching up with the disc jockeys like Axis SaUy. New Yorkers Are Talking About: Gov. Stassen's charge that the Tru-man Administration is deliberately attempting to keep prices high until after election. Didn't Stassen ever read the speeches by Taft and Wherry, which killed price eeilings? . . . The President telling intimates he isn't running against Dewey but against $1.50 lamb chops. . . . Hit-ler's little helper, "Axis Sally," quoted as wailing: "I am fighting for my life!" Now she knows how the G. I.s felt when they were fight-ing for theirs. . . . Pals of Babe Ruth revealing that the producers of the "Babe Ruth" film promised to delete that scene shewing him intoxicated, falling from a cab. And didn't! QUOTATION MARKSMANSHIP: Michael Arlen: Deep blue eyes, like two teaspoonfuls of Mediterranean. . . . Don Pallini: Wallace's Southern tour was very eggstravagant. . . . M. E. Htcbt: They stood at the bar their cocktails. . . . Wilson Mizner: The days prior to marriage are like a snappy introduction to a tedious book. . . . A. Woollcott: An-other good reducing exercise consists in placing both hands against the table and pushing back. . . . Anon: Definition of a baby: Visible Love. Man About Town: The State Dept. is not the only rat hole for busy Comranniata. Many New York book f torei crawl with Communist clerks. They "bury" anti-Re-d books and build displays of tones. "I ChoM Freedom" author Krav-ehenk- o will' confirm that, . . . "Tha Anniversary Song," which Jolson made famous (a year or so ago), was first unveiled the Germai film olassic "Maedchen in Uni-form," 18 years ago. It will be revived at the 55th St. Playhouse Oct. 1st. Ifs a German folk song. . . . Louisiana's new Gov., Earl Long, brother of Huey, doesn't nova anywhere (say politicos) without bodyguards. At a New Or-leans cemetery the entrance was decorated with a placard reading: "Move Over, Huey I" Oops! Tha N. T. Times in its obit oa Charles Evans Hughes mentioned that he had gone ta bed (that 1916 Election night) thinking he had been elected President. . . , And then was informed by the ayem head-lines that Wilson won. . . . The obit neglected to report that the newspaper which erroneous-ly elected him was none other than the everlovin' N. Y, Times, Faces About Town: Ethel Mer-man and her new sq. cut finger spotlight, the tax on which was over $10,000. . . . Sonja Henie, Just out of the skies from France, reporting that American warships are "everywhere in the Mediter-ranean up to the Channel!" . . . Frank Buck, often reported so HI "he might die," returning to the midtown scene the came night his "Bring 'Em Back Alive!" film waa revived. . . . Lucius Beebe, the bookwriter, whose kinfolk always christen their sons Marius, Junius, Deoius, Brutus and so on. VIGNETTE: A Utile more than 18 months ago when Kay Thompson ami the 4 Williams Freres were hoping fat a "break" on the coast, a hotel chain owner was among the few who agreed to fly to Las Vegas, where the note famous act was breaking in, to look over. . . . At intermission ( when the patrons went to the gamin& tables) he was told the 2nd part wai about t start "I've seen was the enough,' indifferent reply. . , . Kaj and the lads will be the next head-liner- s at his Beverly-Wilshir- e Hotel . . . The deal calls for three of hi: swankiest suites, two for the boys; om for Kay. Newly . . Salary: $8,500 net. NEEDLEWORK PATTERNS - Bright Kittens for Potholders Lovely, Demure Lady to Crochet yJvi yarn'. , . v ...... A ,' ."rT .X j W4X4i i--j- A QUAINT old fashioned lady TggSI Plus flower trim is crocheted ( (7 V - """ and embroidered for pillowcase 5 3 2 1 ' ' decorations. The deep crocheted skirt section extends to the end Shower Gift. of the material in a train-lik- e ei- - THESE adorable little kitten feet. Lovely and dainty as can be. add a gay touch to your kitchen- decorations. These T btiI" transfer design, compi ; crocheting instructions for lace embroii faces are embroidered on dotted ery, stitch illustrations and color percale, colorful gingham or psfions for Romantic Decoratioiu (Pat. r ', 5495) send 20 cents bright chintz. A wonderful idea your name, address and pattern numS for a kitchen shower or a bazaar i gift SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLEWORK 530 South Wells St. CMcaso 7, U. No To obtain complete Instructions for making the Kitten Potholders, actual Name . size on pattern for embroidering, (pat-tern No. 5321) send 20 cents in coin, your Address name, address and pattern number. iL'sJ Harsh Laxafi.3 Keep requfar tfts jeafthfufw The juice of a lemon in a glass tl water, when taken first thing on an ing, is all that most people need insure prompt, normal elimination No more harsh laxative that irritate the digestive tract and impairnutn-tio- ! Lemon in water is good for) Generations of Americans have tal lemons for health-a- nd generations of doctors have recommended uk They are rich in vitamin C, supply valuable amounts of Bi and P. "e! alkalinize; aid digestion. Nol too sharp or sour, lemon in wit has a refreshing tang-cle- ars u mouth, wakes you up. It s not ' purgative -s- imply helps your syf tern regulate itself. Try it 10 W USt CALIFORNIA SUNKIS1 lf"Ni t PILES lliirtlif' Sin! Bat lira I & Thousands Changs groans to a doctors' formula to relieve piles. Sent druggists by f'Vl ton Minor Clinic ;!l palliative, relief of pain. itch. to soften shrink 0, doctor? way. Get tube inor , Minor's Rectal Ointment or Kt:I ppsitories today. Follow For aala at all drug 'tores "Why pay for water? Royal fare, yet thrifty! Nourishing Gro-Pu- p, only ' Ribbon-typ- e made, is 92 footL one box contains about as much food, dry weight, as rlwe I cans of dog food (many are 70 water). y ) r i f ' GRO-PU- P I v!,A R7I i'!h CONTAINS ABOUT I N L K:S A,, MIJiMI AS MUCH FOOD (ULJ A Wgm AS FIVE fim Yj4?A - r NANCY ' By Ernie Bushmiller NOYOU OH, PLEASE I I NOW DON'T BE A I I QUIET, NANCY ) I I FEEL T FK CAN'T GO I TAKE HER ; PEST TODAY--JUS- T I HAVE A r-- BETTER J TZl ' FISHINC3- - TRY TO HELP ME r BITE J y LITTLE REGGIE By Margarita The traveler can safeguard her luggage from damage caused by spilling or leaking cosmetics by sealing bottles and boxes shut with a strip of Scotch tape. Developing films in the sink bathtub is risky. Some of tie chemicals may ruin the enamel surfaces. - It is best to buy nutmegs, cloves, peppercorns and cinn-amon sticks whole, and grind when needed. On washdays wear an oilcloth apron made of an old tablecloth. This keeps you dry from neck to hem. If there is enough material, you can make a matching bag in which to carry clothespins. Rugs can't take it. If floor boards are poor, never put rugs directly over them. Use a rug pad or put several newspapers be-tween the floor and the rug. When making jellies and pre-serves, keep a small saucer on the side of the stove to hold the spoon after stirring the mixture. If rested on the stove the sirup frequently bakes to the stove and this hardened mass is difficult to remove. Convenient storage place for playthings for the convalescent child is a fabric shoe bag which can be hung beside the bed. Cray-ons, pencils, scissors and paper fit easily into the shoe pockets. Put a sponge in a bowl of left-over starch and let it absorb the starch. Then when you have a petticoat ruffle that needs a bit of starch, dampen the sponge and squeeze the sponge into water for sufficient starch. If one key in an otherwise well-behav-piano suddenly refuses to play, don't send for the repair-man. First, look inside the instru-ment to see if, as so often happens, some small object has fallen on the strings. Y MUTT AND JEFF ' By Bud Fiher I, FOR A PLAY! SHOW? THEIR BOWS WHY? oLpRODV THERE pSsT ItttjVt ACT feeoHD)k 1 YOU WANNA - OhlB YEAR f BUV Ey--R SHOW IKEnTITI BEFORE THE 1.DIDUT SSZfegW LATER'-HBC- K W S" h j i,i i JITTER By Arthur Pointer HEED THAT PAiL...YOUtJfcjlTrf' NOTHING LIKE A. SOOD) "Aun a brici V. I f, HAVE TO FIND A NEW HOMElfn OK8"' ArTER WASHINS j ( SHOWER TO EVfl'lV OH SUS,&jKWSZ, gj REG'LARmXE By Gene Byrne. rr wuz. N fwhen the asked S ycam Ha ' I ' College Degree Still Helps Higher starting pay coupled with an unprecedented demand for college graduates, by business and industry, disavow any popular be-lief that the market value of the college degree has been on the downgrade, reports John P. Kir-woo- d, director of personnel and placement at Rutgers university. Kirwood believes that this great demand for college-traine- d per-sonnel will continue for at least three years and probably longer despite the increasing size of each new graduating class. SUNNVSIDE ...... . ii i agtriigg:11 , VIRGIL ; ' J REMEMBER-T- V7 MV POP "H6 CUSSES ' 1 fpoc Tvaewtv 1 1 H " C' I V CUSTOMER 1S DOESN'T tM S W YEARS-AM- O c iiliffi 7 N , ALWAYS Ri6MT-tO- T MI$ OPF AND HE'S, IT GGTS B6TTER V aworo 1 ll ffi HI' I i "NOSiR" AND t- -t THAT WAY OVER T(-- S. N - C &i SKfS 7. ff ' " ' |