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THE GALLUP INDEPENDENT Gallup, Monday, December 12, 1988 1,504 GALLUP PEOPLE SAY HOLLYWOOD and Will He Call the Weather? CHIEF KIGHT NOW $250,000.00 QUIZ PICTURE "Color Cartoon" Fox New: Navajo CALENDAR Monday The latlles auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Ware will meet nl 7:20 p. Monday at the Odd Fellows hull. Installation of officers. The Altar Guild of the Episcopal church, scheduled to muot Monday will not meet until utter the holiday Euasun. The regular meeting of Lebanon Lodge No.

22, wil bo held Mtmdny at 7:30 p. in. nt the Muaonlc hall. EU-ctiun of officers for 1939. Also rettdlnti of delinquencies TUESDAY Tin- BuMnvtts and Professional club will have 7 p.

in. Tuesday dinnur-buslncss meeting "I El Navojo hotel. WEDNESDAY The Central school Parent- Teachers association will meet at p. in. Wednesday ut the Control school building for Christmas program.

Mothers and are urRed to attend. Wednesday contract bridge club members will have Christmas parly at 1 p. in. Wednesday nt Holcl i-l Rnnchu, Bce-Hlvt social club members' annual Chirslmtis party will be covered-dish dinner at 0:30 p. m.

Wednesday the Odd Fellows hall, followed by soda! period. All Odd Fellows imd their wives and Ke- iilisbek and their husbands ore invited to attend. The Women's Benefit association will meet nt 7 p. m. Wednesday nt the home of Mrs.

U. I'asqualonii lot tlic'lr minimi Christmas party. THURSDAY The Baptist Missionary society wil hold Royal Service program nt p. in. Thursday nl (he home of Mrs Sieve Todtl, 20-1 East Logan, Mm Marion Heaves, program lender.

Members of tho.Methodist nry jtock'ty will hold their nnnui Chlrslimis party nt 2:30 p. in. tluy nt the church. Thursday contract bridge club By BOBBIN COONS HOLLYWOOD High on the list of any actor's dreads in Ho.ly- wood is the bugaboo of "typing" And I've just discovered thai, just us in the Gershwin song, il ain't necessarily so. There's picture being made in which practically every principal olas, including the director has done a complete about-face ill characterizations within the past two years.

It's called Husband and Friend" a'though that probably be changed. Hollywood hasn't changed THAT much. But Loretta Young the heroine. Two years ago, until "Love Is Lorelta was our sweet ethereal romantic; in this one sin is sweet, but also a comedienne. Hero is Warner Baxter, erstwhile dashing fellow, here doinp his best to portray a blundering mugg of a spouse; "Friend" of the title Ls Binnie Barnes, one-timt I romantic heroine, later a s'rcn and heavy, currently in a semi-comedy And Cesar Romero, launched as an impassioned sheik-type screen lover, has gone through the heavy stage and emerged as comic.

J. Edward Brombcrg, beginning as a vllllan, is clear of the stigma at last. The director and here is the sad part of all Gregory Katoff. He too has changed. Once, til very recently, Ratoff was a champion scene-stealer before the camera.

Lately, with his ascent to directorial throne, the inimitable Hutoff has begun to yield to a malignant attack of Dignity. The pink-faced cherub of the lots, whose accent Is ingrown and can't be shaken off lite oilier comic asfcls, has decided that buffoonery is ho-keh for dem dot hess to meke plpplo kff, but not for a director. Mcester Ratoff, he is try lo be decgncfy, yah, though il keel hcem. Mccsler Ratoff no more like lo have plpplc splk 'of his accent, Thees ces sad, vcrcd sad. do not like it.

I think, nt least I hope, will recovei and play true to "type" again. Behind the cameras, as it is, there is lilllo enough cheer. I want a Ratal who will continue to be funnier than anyone he d'g- nlty lo ihe conlrary, that is Rutoff we still have. Speaking of "types," look: as i the feminine stars achieved a return to the jiiort placid role of interested spccbitoi in llm screen's battles. Last y.car (he glnmor girl who wns not up aking a clip on the chin from the iern was scarcely worthy oC consideration.

Carole Lombard, as the most frctjiienUy buttered of hero lies, attained an unique position Irene Dunne, Myrna Loy, Claudelle Colbert, nnd other queens took il" far their art. nnd good iiiir-pulllnit, HI rnlchiiu contest wa, written into many scripts. This year, the girl aggressors arc being r'jvcn bnek seal while thi manly males me being allowed assert their manliness and rcvea the hair on their chests. The out door-action features, so useful in up the charm and beaut, of Ihe males, are permitting th heroines to relax. Occasionally, there Is still a battle royal between Indies, like the hammer nnd longs encounter of Alice Fnyje and Connie Bennett for "TttilspUi." But such vigorous go- Commander Francis Reichelder- fcr, reportedly scheduled tor appointment as chic! U.

S. weather bureau. WASHINGTON DAYBOOK By PRESTON GROVER This depart the Supreme WASHINGTON mcnt gathers that Court would like Mr. Roosevelt appoint a member who knows wesl- arn irrigation and mining law anc Lhdt calls for a western mail. And Hie western men most often mentioned hereabouts for the job are William Denman of San Francisco Sam G.

Bratton of Albuquerque, New Mexico, members respectively of the ninth and tenth circuit courts. Senator Norris of Nebraska, who nuelf could easily be called a westerner, already has recommended Felix Frankfurter, Harvard law pro- lessor. Lacking on the Supreme Court bench just now is a specialist in ir- SOCIETY Young Couple Married Here Miis Isabel Bustamente was narried to Mr. Pete M. Cuellar last week at Sacred Heart church; The attendants were Mrs.

Beatrice B. Telles and Lorenzo Hernandez. Eddie BustameJite, austino Franco, Porfirio Diaz, Salomon Diaz acted as ushers, while Misiea Leona Trujillo, Katie Vigil, Mela Garcia and Erlinda Silva were the flower girls. Little Hiss Lillian Florence Montano was ring carrier. The bride wore a becoming white lace wedding dress with the conventional bridal She carried bouquet of Lillles of the Valley.

The matron of honor wore pink formal lace gown'Vith. accessories to match. She carried a' x)uquet of pink Light blue was chosen by the four flow-' girls and each carried a bou-' quel of pink carnations. A wedding reception was held the home of Mrs. A.

H. mente, mother of the bride, fol-' owed by a dance for their friends in the evening. The couple left on a two weeks wedding trip to Albuquerque. Sanla Fe, and El Paso, Mr. Cuellar is employed at Hotel El Rancho.

Entertain For Church Class Miss Dorothy and Miss Mildred Witt 'entertained the Intermediate department Methodist church school at a Christmas party in the Friday evening. After games Relieve Suspense With Suspenders Forestalling threat of Washington University varsity ball committee to hand' suspenders to any eirl appearing in a strapless evening gown, Rse Samuel came to the dance In Seattle already equipped. Personal Mention Stewart Brown, who has been ill the past few weeks, was able to be out today. Letters to Santa Claus Dear Santa: I have been good girl. I am in the first grade.

I have good grades on my report card. I want a buggy a set of I want a bag full of candy that's all and I wouJ ike for you to think of the poor children bring them lots of pretty toys. Your friend, Barbara Chavez. Dear Santa Claus: I am a little I have 3 years all. I tun good boy, we my daddy and my mother I wish you would bringe me a wagon and train and bag candy and nuts and lots pretty toys and that all.

Your friend, Leo Chavez. Dear Santa Claus: Please 'bring me a doll buggy for my big doll. Vivian Stevens. Dear Santa Claus: have been a very nice girl and, I would like to have for Christmas a pair of shoes, a twin sweater bicycle. And please don't forget my brother and sister they have been nice to.

And don't forget other little boys and girls would like some things for Christmas, With much love "to all, Annie Frkovich, 814 West Maloney, Mrs. C. T. Barrow of Maryville mother of Mrs. Wilbur Black- and various contests, gifts, which burn, left'Saturday night for Yuma had been placed around a lighted Christmas tree were exchanged.

Refreshments were served to the following: Rev. and Mrs, B. M. Stradley, W. E.

Wallace, Mrs. Earl Wilson, Kathleen Yelonek, Betty King, Harold Stacher, a Stimmel, Benny Stradley, Ralph Mrs. John Waldrop and daughter, Ezell, Bobby Bowmer, Billy WfJ- A Hce will leave tomorrow for a trip lace, John Brentari, to west coas t. Smith, Lula Bell Brown, Helen) i Griffin, Reavis, Blainej to visit her two other daughters before returning to her home in Missouri. Miss Georgiana Monaco and Miss Hildegarde Reich spent the weekend in Albuquerque.

A Birthday Present The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon L. Imboden, Allison, who celebrated her first birthday Sunday, got an eight pound, three ounce baby brother for a birthday present. The newest addition to the family arrived at 8:50 p.

m. yesterday, at St. Mary's hospital. Gallup, Mex. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all who came to our assistance and for the beautiful flowers sent, in our recent bereavement.

Mrs, Vega and Family. Make the portrait your family rants and deserves for their Christmas present this year. Mullarky Photo Shop. Mrs. Roy a and Mrs.

Harry Remmis of Winslow, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Peek.

Mrs. Brennan and Mrs. Kemmis are sisters of Mrs. Peek and Mrs. Brennen is the mother of Bob Brennan of Gallup- CHEST COLDS RELIEVE MISERY of your cold as 3 out of 5 people throat, chest, back with VICKS VAPORUB.

Its direct poultice-vapor action brings prompt comfort and relief. Frascr, rigutlon and mining law as it is'Statham, Octavia Dow den, Joe known in the west. Besides native 1 Juhaiia Raymond Reavis, Stanley sons, potatoes and cowpunchers, the' BIedson Rosemary Gunn and Glenn Emmons retumeo, Saturday Rex Bollin, Mary Jane from Manchester, Iowa, where he Fraser, Dorothy Stradley, Edna was called several weeks ago due Presley, Laura Cravath, Hazel. to the death of Mrs. O.

U. Hock- iallreich, Eloise Presley, Freda aday, mother of Mrs. Emmons. Mrs. Joe Emmons, will return home the lat- west lias contributed two complete Mary Keith King.

branches of basic law, those dealing with water rights and metal mining, O.E.S. Justice Van Devanler of Wyomingj-vr TT'll handled the. bulk of such coses when ANOW 1116(1 he was on the court Lui he retired ings minders seem but nostngUc of tlio dnys that welt). Thursday sessions, have been postponed until after the holiday season. FRIDAY The Homonn Rebcknh lodge will mewl at 8 p.

in. Friday nt the Odd Fellows hull for the regular business meeting. The Enunu Eldridge Circle will meet at 7:30 p. m. Friday nt the home of Mrs.

Tom Cousins. Bring Water Not Everywhere i Just now a really serious test of the whole basic law of irrigation rights Is arising in Nebraska, Wyoming and Colorado. The U. S. Bureau of Reclamation has Intervened In a suit involving allocation of waters of the North Pintle among the three states.

In its supporting brief the government lays claim to eer- tnjn water which heretofore ihe states have claimed as subject wholly to their own jurisdiction. While the west is young, it nevertheless has built up a law experience in mining nnd irrigation dating back nearly 100 years. That is older than most corporate law. Moreover, much mining and irrigation law is based on local practices whose origin could be as mysterious lo a resident of a rain-watered stale as ihe fourth dimension. At present Justice Butler is "farthest west" member of the court, arid he is from Minnesota.

That may sound "far west" lo Broadway habitue but lo the Rocky mountains and Pacific const states Minnesota is about ns far east Rhode Island. There's No Hurry Both Justices Qrntton and Den- mnn were suggested for the high court at the time of the Black and ter part of this week. Mrs. Anita Wells, newly-elected worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Stars made her appointments for the ensuing year this week, as follows: Mrs. O.

O. Sabin, chaplain; Mrs. Joe George, Mrs. Don Yergcr, organist; Mrs. C.

Carter, "Adah;" Miss Nell Felgar, "Ruth" Mrs. L. R. Harmon, "Esther;" Mrs. B.

Patten, "Martha;" Urs. James Blekel, "Electa," Miss Jorothy, Nell Wyper, warder; the Rev. H. B. Patten, sentinel.

Installation of officers of who were recently elected, will be held at the next meeting it was an- lounced today. Mrs. Monaco Is Dinner Hosts and Mrs. Lyle entertained at dinner, last night for Mr. and Clarke, Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Rollle and Mr. and Mrs. Norville E. Davis.

Your friends buy anything you can give them except your Photograph. Moke appointment at Mullarky Photo Shop. CLOSING OUT STOCK TOYS, DISHES Cost Prices Wagons, Bicycles, Dolls, Chairs, Cradles, Games, Dishes Fur Dogs, Teddy Bears. Christmas Cards and Decorations, HANNS NOVELTY STORK ON OUR EASY BUDGET PLAN Auto Supply and Service Store Corner Coal and Third Circle-friend gift nnd box for or- Rccd appointments. At one time phnnnije lit Waco.

Dcnmflll was much credited with originating the plan for enlarging the Supreme Court. Of late, however, friends have in- Too Late to Classify FOR room furnished tipnvtmcnt. W. Hill Ave. Water paid.

507 English Rugby Player 'Loses Head' iijli il Inkril llio plniT of J- K. Amknn's head ihe Umiliui Scottish ptoyer tackles IntUih Kvtby nutcb In Surrey. sisted thnt he proposed only part having to do with increasing membership on the district and circuit courts. Whatever the truth or purpose of Ihe stories, the Inter version might conceivably reduce Senate opposition arising against anyone connected with the court -enlargement idea. Dealers point out that in event the President is under no compulsion to hurry an appointment, nnd may save it until after election lime.

VISITORS TO GALLUP Visitors to Gallup over the included: G. F. Rummage, inii; Jo Carson, Fnrmington; Mr. nnd Mrs. E.

Foutz, Shiprock; Lynn McGrun. Christine Fields, of Crownpoint; Mr. Mrs. James HJuomfield, Thon-nu: Mr. and Mrs.

Koscae H. McGpo. Shiprock; Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlt-s Herring, Toad- k'lin; John A.

AnuVivoii, Crownpoint; Mrs. T. C. NoMc, Charles M. Kemper, Mr.

ami Mrs. Ein Adams, M. S. BrewMcr, all of Allniqut'i-qua John O'I'airell, ol Fhrjsinff; A. F.

McCnrron, Mr. anil Mis. a W. AttL'berry, llrarcnu; U. Uubbanl, Carter, J.

M. Brunch, Prcscolt; D. Reed. Phoonlx; Mr, nnd Mrs. J.

B. Stiles, Winslmv; Bud Fisher, Ciovis; Mr. imd Mrs John Me! her, Window Rock. Mrs. Joe Matte and infant daughter, wore released today from St.

Mffry'i hocplta). Bridge Hostess Mrs. D. F. Monaco entertained members of the WHshire contrad bridge club at a luncheon at Hotel el Rancho Saturday.

Mrs. Allen Rollie was a special guesL Members present were W. Johnson, J. J. Kirk, D.

Rollie, H. Watson, A. Friek and W. Tur- Birthday Party Mrs. Abel Martinez was honoret at a bridge party Sunday at her home, by Mrs.

P. Vegas and Mrs R. Mcndoza. Guests were Mrs. F.

Vigil, C. Espanosa, S. Leal, P. Montoya, C. Lopez, B.

Bavia, R. Grelgo, J. Silva, 1 Encinn, S. Lopez, Mary Lopez. Tasty refreshments were after nn enjoyable afternoon of game playing, Pntsy and Kay Davis, daughter! of Mr.

and Mrs. N. E. Davis, are 111 at their homo with severe colds There's more in the More room, ifc. more com- In the St.

Nick oi Time Auntie Mabel started Uncle Fred's crocheted slippers in July, most years. The rocking chair brigade at the summer resort heaved" beneath a sea of zephyr wools, embroidery floss and silk bits. At Christmas all the results of these months of labor were wrapped up and presented with the season's greetings and a few misgivings. Everybody appreciated the sweetness of the effort-and concealed the evidence as soon as possible. Nowadays, the most talented givers do not spend months of preparation to win real gratitude.

Modern production keeps a steady flow of handsomer gifts than Auntie Mabel dreamed of pouring into stores until the final moment. Merchants arrange special service, comfortable accommodations, quick deliveries for late shoppers. The advertising pages of this publication will help you to plan a Christmas just as thoughtful-and twice as welcome-as if you'd spent the summer over it..