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.J* 1 ' Tk« Bmnwcll Pe^Ie-Seatitfil, Bar?well. 8. C- "Thursday, October 31, 1935 k 'T^HESE girls at the Roney IMaza Ca- A 4>ana Sun club In Miami Beach. Fla., looking for something new to swim in, have taken old inner tubes of automobile tires and are fashioning them into the latest in bathing suits. One tube is enough for three suits. BEDTIME STORY FOR CHILDREN By THORNTON W. BURGESS LIGHTFOOT VISITS PADDY THE BEAVER D EEP in the Green Forest is the poftd where lives Paddy the Beav er.. It is Paddy’s own pond, for he made it himself. He made it by build ing a dam across the Laughing Brook. When Lightfoot the Deer, bounded away through the Green Forest after watching the hunter pass through the hollow below him, he remembered Paddy’s pond. “That’s where I’ll go,” thought Lightfoot. “It is such a lone some part of the Green Forest that l do not believe that hunter will come there. I’ll Just run over and make Paddy a friendly call.” • So Lightfoot bounded along deeper and deeper into the Green Forest. Presently through the trees he caught the gleam of water. It was Paddy's pond. Lightfoot approached it cau tiously. He felt sure he was rid of the hunter who had followed him so far that morning, but he knew that there might he Either hunters in the Green Forest. He knew that he couldn’t af ford to be careless for even one little minute. Lightfoot had * lived long enough to know that most of the sad meant That crash was the falling of a tree. There had been no sound of axes, so he knew it could not have been chopped down by men. It must be that Paddy the Beaver had cut it, and if Paddy was working by daylight it was certain that no one had been around that pond for a long time. So Lightfoot hurried forward eager ly, but still cautiously. When he reached the bank he looked across to wards where the sound of that falling tree had come from. A branch of a tree was moving along in the water and half hidden by it was a brown head. It was Paddy the Beaver tak ing the branch to his woodpile. I PAPA KNCWS- THE DAY OF LEFTOVERS I N E w II EVERY well-regulated home there he slighted because it Is left over. One housekeeper cleverly gets everything eaten by serving a tray with small dishes, nicely warmed and seasoned and each member of the family may have a choice. The food never goes begging. In these days of vegetable plates one may have a hot vegetable plate with a few spoons of peas, beans, toma- “Pop, what is desultory?” “Trade winds.”, C El#jt Sy ndicate.—WNU Service. DOWN ST. CLAIR COUNTY WAY By ANNE CAMPBELL D' The OWN St. Clair \County way, the Summer lingers. Dawn comes leading Day with, rosy fingers. There is no hint of autumn rain. The wlldwood > Is green and fragrant as the lane to childhood. - ^ The bees are humming still . Midsum mer gladness Brings to the silver rill no hint of sad ness. The winter snows will fall, but In the glowing Red sunshine, gregp »ad ta’Tj the corn is growing. Down St. Clair County, way, were I a sparrow, — I’d fly at close of day straight as an arrow. Alone in the dark wood, I’d need no guiding. For in the solitude a dream is hiding. Copyright.—WNU Service. ture. Mix two cups of chopped cooked meat with oifte cup of soft bread crumbs, salt, paprika, two tablespons each of chopped onions, celery and parsley; add two beaten eggs, one-half cup of milk and pour Into the mold. Cover with the remaining rice. Over the top place a thick waxed pai»er. Set into hot water and bake in a mod erate oven 35 minutes. G W’estern Newspaper umon. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ jM.ovie • Radio 5 * ★ ★ ★ it ★ ★ ★ ★ it it ★★★ STAR DUST VIRGINIA VALE *** Military Touch toes, cabbage or onions. Such a meal is often preferred by those who realize that they eat too much meat. One large grapefruit when carefully peeled and the sections (minus their covering) placed on tender lettuce with a sprinkling of shredded almonds and a good dressing, makes the best of salad. By the way, our beauty dietitians tell us that a dozen almonds a day with an apple, banana or a glass of fruit Juice Is one of the best lunch eons for beautifying the complexion. The almonds must he carefully mas ticated. . . Rice and Meat Mold. Mix two cups of boiled rice with one- half teaspoon of salt and line a but tered mold with two-thirds of the mlx- It Was Paddy the Beaver Taking the Branch to His Woodpile. things and dreadful things that hap pen In the Green Forest and on the Green Meadows are due to careless ness, often only a moment s careless ness. No one who Is hunted, be he big or little, can afford ever to be care less. Now Lightfoot had known of hunt ers hiding near water, hoping to shoot him when he came to drink. That al ways-seemed to Lightfoot a dreadful thing, an unfair thing. But hunters had done it before and they might do it again. So Lightfoot was careful to approach Baddy’s pond up wind. That Is, he approached the side of the pond from which the Merry Little Breezes were blowing towards him, and all the time he kept his nose working. He' knew that If any hunters were hidden there, the Merry Little Breezes would bring him their scent and thus warn him. * He had almost reached the edge of Paddy’s pond when from the farther shore there came a sudden crash. It startled Lightfoot terribly for Just an Instant. Then he guessed what it UESTION BOX « by ED WYNN, The Perfect Fool Dear Mr. Wynn: I met a young chap from Atlantic City. He told me that In his home there Is something that runs all -over the floor of his basement yet It hasn’t any legs. As you know everything, what can that he? * Sincerely, l - v C. SAULT. Answer: Water. Dear Mr. Wynn: Is it true the best way to make a vegetable speak is to cut out the In side of a melon and make it hollow? (holler). Yours truly. Q. NUMBER. Answer: Your guess. Dear Mr. Wynn: Is It unlucky to postpone your wed ding day? Yours truly, L. M. DOINGIT. Answer ; Not If you keep on postpon ing it "The world may bo round,” sayo solil oquizing Elizabeth, “but everybody on Ift seems to be pretty flat” II, B«U Syndicate.—WNU Scrvto* Dear Mr. Wynn: My brother and I have an argument for you to settle. He says the “Eye Teeth” are the last teeth people get; while I say Tt’s the “Wisdom Teeth.” Please til us who is right? Yours truly, DENT. L. FLOSS. Answer: You are both wrong. The teeth which people get last are “False Teeth.” the stage, lift up her hands and beg for bread, then have the curtain come down with a roll. tS Asaortalpd N«“w»papcr* WNU Service. Eve’s EplGrAcos T2o CJocoftn. coinds Ireino «n. old coaid . i[ she knoioa every one. knocoa she didn’t have to be one. . Coq feathers cascade In military fashion from the top of this olive green felt toque. The rolled brim is hound with gold silk braid. Know-- That goldfish in their native waters are not the colorful fish that you see in the aqua riums? It was the Chinese— many years ago—who first took wild goldfish out of their streams and evolved the beau tiful colorings so common today. G McClure Newspaper Syndicate. WNU Service. Someone Stole the^lMinute Hand Dear Mr. Wynn: I am a boy nineteen years of age, and Intend being a chef. I love to cook. Can you tell m • the best way to preserve pe-ches? Truly yours, F. M. ENIT. Answer: The best way for you to preserve peaches i not to introduce them to any other fellows. ■ l Dear Mr. Wynn: I am writing a play bnt can’t seem to get a finish for it I have it all tcompleted up to the last curtain. The last scene shows the heroine starving to death. What do you suggest for a finish? v Yours truly, LENA GAINSTMEE. Answer: Have the heroine kneel on Dick Powell. T HEY do say that “Shipmates Forever,” the latest Annapolis picture, is going to make all of us burst into tears^ because it’s so touching. Lewis Stone, Ruby Kee fer and Dick Powell all gave ex cellent performances; in fact, it’s claimed that the director, Frank Bor- Enge, has made an actor out of Powell. The picture was shown the other af ternoon In a projection room, for a few hard boiled—very hard boiled — movie magnates. At the end one of them gulped, “Must have caught a cold somewhere; I seem to be sniffling.” “You haven’t caught a cold, you fool,” re- torted anoth er. “You’re crying, but you won’t admit It f —■¥— Influenza, one of the greatest menaces to picture-making, caught up with pretty Claire Trevor recently; it was a seri ous enough attack to worry every one who likes the blond star. —h— Paramount brought Jan Kleupura to this country to make pictures with full knowledge of his temperamental out bursts, and ran into one at the very beginning. He hadn’t learned to be nice to ship news reporters, for one thing (and it’s as important to learn to be nice to reporters and camera men, If you have screen ambitions, aa It Is to apply make-up correctly, or speak without hissing when you face the microphones). Then a tea was given for him, in New York, and when the guests ar rived they were told that they were very welcome, but that the guest of honor couldn’t be present Rumors on the grapevine telegraph had it that he’d rushed off to the company offices to talk over business details that didn’t quite suit him. Of course everyone In Hollywood who could get there went to New York for the Baer-Louls fight, partly because it was a big fight and partly because so many of them had known Max Baer when he was In California. Among those present were Richard Barthel- mess (who of course had another rea son for making the trip, as he was to broadcast with Rudy Vallee a few nights later), Ricardo Cortez, Edward Robin son, George Raft, Wheeler and Wool- sey, Lee Tracy, Wallace Beery, George Brent, Arline Judge (who’d come east to arrange for'her mother to get an in heritance that was left to Arline), Isa bel Jewell, and so many other movie l>eople ti\at it’s hopeless to try to name them all “Well Begun’s Half Done” When Miking Your House Frock . FATTKIIN M14 V There was nevfer a truer phrase than that, and how well It applies here I For before you know It your dress la cut and ready *o stitch. This pattern la so easy to follow. There’s everything new about the lines of this fetching bouse frock, with its contrasting surplice facing and doesn’t It look like a different dress when buttoned up to the neck, see small sketch—with those enor mous buttons? When household chorea are (thighed, button up the deep pointed surplice and wear the frock to market It’s smart enough. Try It In colorful novelty cotton or gingham. Pattern 9614 may be ordered only In sizes 34, 36, 38. 40, 42, 44 and 46. Size 36 requires 4 yards 36 Inch fabric and \ yard contrasting. Com plete diagrammed aew chart Included. 'Send FIFTEEN CENTS in coins or stamps (coins preferred) for this pat tern. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS. STYLE NUM- BER and SIZE. Send your order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., 232 West Eighteenth St„ New York, N. Y. K ENTUCKY Colonel C. H. Emerson, floor manager in charge of the majority side of the house. Inspects the famous clock below the gallery of the house of representatives. Sad to relate, a tourist had “borrowed” the minute hand, the same one that wga set hack so often laat session so that It would not be later than 12 when the house adjourned. Aa a result the chamber has been locked until the next session convenes. , ^ j v Meanwhile Marta Efgerth ha* fettled down in Hally wood to make picture* far another company. Like Kiepura, the'* an opera tinger (he uxu a sensational suc cess when he was with the Chicago Opera) and some do say that the and he are married and that it’s being kept dark so-that publicity can be obtained by statement* about their great romance, while other* claim that they’re romantic about each other, but not yet married. Take your choice. —k— Have you old-timers wondered what had happened to May Allison? Pret tier than ever, she arrived in New York for the big prize fight, with her husband, a Cleveland millionaire. —4*— If you go to Hollywood, and like Constance Bennett, and are a child, drop In at her house; she’s left orders that ahe’U see a?! children who come to call But—she doesn’t want to see grown-ups who Just bring children along as an excuse to get In. About Claudette Colbl-t, whose new- •st picture Is “She Married Her Boss”: It's said that sh« doesn’t make it any too eaajr for anyone else to have too good a role in one of her pictures. But—there’s a good answer to that The heyday of a screen star l» very short If she’s starred in a picture she has to make it her picture —for the public will go to It, primarily, to see her. She can’t af ford to let someone else walk away with It For Instance, there’s the case of Jack Ben ny, the radio favorite, In “Broadway Melody of 1936." Bpnny was one of the picture’s big names, but he let little Sid Silvers write his own line*, and Sid walked off with the scenes they did together! — ODDS AND ENDS .. . Norma Shearer is still looking for some one to play •‘Romeo" to her "Juliet” , . . Who’d ever have suspected that Vet Boswell, of the famous Boswell sisters, would keep her marriage secret even from the family for a year? .,. Now it’s Mary Pickford who’s trying to sign up the quinUtplets for pie- tures . . . Robert Montgomery put on quite e bit of sveight while he teas on that European vacation . . . Lily Pons, the opera star, is taking her movie work very seriously ... A radio sponsor of fered the Crown Prince of Spain a for tune to go on the eir, end mnu turned down. # Waatwa House Frock Success Assured with Everfast Sunnidell Prints *New York City, Oct. 2L—House frock* that can be -worn for ell house hold duties, then quickly transformed by buttoning surplice to the neck, for street wear, are becoming more and more popular,. The Evershnwk Sunni dell Prints have been in demand for this type of garment.” When you make the dress illustrated above be sure to • Everfast Sunnidell Prints. They are fast to sun, and boiling, and guaranteed not to shrink. They are on sale at your local dry goods store. Should they not yet have them in stock, writ* Dept. KB, 232 West 18th 8t„ New York City, for FREE SAMPLES and name of eat dealer.—Adv. JUST AS GOOD The lady customer entered the store and headed straight for the pro prietor. “You sold me some rotten applet yesterday,” ahe said, “and I’m bring ing them back to you.” Thafs all right, lady,” hastily apologized the merchaut “You needn’t have taken the trouble to bring them back. Your word’s just as good as the apples.” All Stolen Composer—My tunes are the chil dren of my brain. Pianist—Yes, by adoption.—Stray Stories Magazine. Miss Colbert. m Wi a