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ITHACA JOURNAL-NEWS, TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 12, 1933 EIGHT Laura Wheeler Designs Both Networks Will Present Dickens Drama Jeanette Loff Began Career As 6 Jan Lov' DOCTOR DEAN Talks About Your Boy and Your Glr! Self Causes Jeaalousy lots of personal attention. how Lack of Faith in One's Peonle -who are jealous flatter I i iL.L 4nnTAiinir i a otTTt I grand you are and wonderful, and magnificent, splendid, and adorable! By C. E. BUTTERFIELO New York A Christmas on the networks wouldn't be Christmas unless there were a dramatization of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." This year both networks have made plans for its presentation.

It will come to WJZ-NBC on, Dec. 20 at 11:30 p.m. and the following Saturday night at 11 via Keep on Friendly Terms Willi Your Feet Have Your Shoes Repaired by Master Shoe Craftsmen What a world of a difference good shoe repairing makes. It means better fit, greater comfort, better health and greater economy. WE REPAIR SHOES RIGHT! Joseph Cosentini I have never seen any strong man who was jealous.

If a man has some money, good looks, phy sical strength, moral courage, nnd By ROBBIX COOXS Hollywood Blue-eyed Jeanette Loff of the golden hair can always wonder what would have happened to her screen career had she followed her desire and made her screen debut some six years ago as "Jan Lov." Jeanette is Scandinavian by descent, her mother Norwegian and her -father Danish. The family name once was Lov, and Jeanette as a child was called Jan. It was as Jan Lov that she played the organ in theaters up In Portland, and sometimes appeared singing in theater prologs, during casations from school. But when she came to Hollywood and signed a contract with Cecil B. a host of friends and success in his work, he is not going around with a hang-dog look of jealousy.

He is not whining because he doesn't trust his sweetheart or his loved one. He Is not saying, "I want to trust and believe In her but I am xiie not sure of her love for me." Are Sure of Their Love Successful men are sure of them The California melodies program on WABC-CBS tonight is to be in the form of a salute to WBT, Charlotte, on the occasion of its Increase in power to 50,000 watts. Try these tonight: WEAF-NBC 8, Sanderson and Crumit; 9, Ben Bernie; 9:30, Ed Wynn; 10, Seth Parker's Cruise. WABC-CBS 6:30, Betty Bar-thcll; 9:30, California Melodies, 10:45, Evan Evans, baritone; 12, Lopez Orchestra. WJZ-NBC 7:45, Sweet Rhythm Quartet; 9, Musical Memories; 10:30, address of Jesse H.

Jones, 11:15, Christmas carols. selves; they are sure of their love. It is the weak ones who know in SHOE REBUILDER 217 E. State St. Dial 9510 Work Done While You Wait We Call and Deliver inemseives mat jcmuuo of love.

I say it Is a sign of an inferiority complex and that the person who is jealous unconsciously knows that he is not capable of holding the love of the one of cvhome he is jealous. The following letter prompted my statement: "Dear Arthur Dean: "I have been going with a Kirl for more than a year and a half, teeing- her every night and thinking the world of her. She tells me she loves me and has never told anyone else the same thing. Bur nevetbeless, with all her assurance, I can't seem to wholly trust and "believe In her. I forever accuse Jic-r of having other fellows during the day.

And I can't find out whether or not she tells the truth because I have to work all day. "Please understand that I want to trust this girl and it hurts me more than her not to believe and trust her. "JEALOUS BOY." My dear young man: Cut out that last sentence 01 yours because it is as hypocritical as the saying of a mother when she Fpanks her boy: "This hurts me a lot more than it does you, Johnny." Let me tell you right off: you not love this girl. What you want is to have her tell you every moment that she is with you that Ehe loves you. You want endearments, hand holding, kissing, and DeMille, who seems to like American-sounding names, he wouldn't let her be anything but Jeanette Loff.

Sentenced! side of themselves that they are not much. They are always worrying about whether or not a g'ri loves them or is true to them. If you actually meant what you As Jeanette Loff, of course, she said that you can't trust and believe in this girl -you should drop was sentenced to perpetual ingenue PATTERN 555 roles, which is why, even though her. I am advising this for J.he sake of the girl because she is very foolish indeed to waste her time on she is still eanette Loff, she regards her return to films after two years on the stage as a turning point. The picture is "Mating Time," and she a sympathy-seeking introvert.

After all, love means faith, trust and understanding. Your socaiiea Wrhat to expect Wednesday: WEAF-NBC 1:45 p.m., National Consumers League; C. Charles Francis Coe telling about the Idaho boy ice box traders. WABC-CBS 7 a. m.

First direct broadcast from Bombay, India (also WJZ-NBC); 2:30 p. School of the Air. WJZ-NBC 2, Happy Days in Dixie; 6, Westminster Choir. ITHACA'S BIG A plays a country girl who goes bad. "She turns out all right in the end." smiles Jeanette, sitting on the cream and blue davenport in her "love" is lacking in all these three things.

Yours is not love. It is self-love. CHRYSANTHEMUM THIS QUILT IS With so many beautiful, bright-colored chrysanthemums all around us at this time, of the year, what needlewoman could resist making this quilt, so aptly named and so suggestive of the gorgeous flowers we know so well! Not only lovely in Chrysanthemum is also an exceedinly simple quilt to make. The greater part of the pattern pieces are the same width, which permits cutting the material in strips and cutting off the pieces as needed. This simplifies the work of cutting.

The design lends itself to a EASY TO CLT variety of color schemes, three of which are given in the pattern. Pattern 555 comes to you with complete, simple instructions for cutting, sewing and finishing, together with yardage chart, diagram of quilt to help arrange the blocks for single and double bed size, and a diagram of block which serves as a guide for placing the patches and suggests contrasting materials. Send 10c for this pattern to The Ithaca Journal-News, Needlecraft 82 Eighth Avenue, New York City. cream and blue and white apart i tf-jff OUR CONVERSATION CORNER Any Santa Claus Left? Rather hard to make children ment her own idea, incidentally "but what a change for me after playing so many nice girls! they chose me from 50 other girls tested do you suppose Broadway Jf 1 1 9-1 Zl tast State street rj SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY 'a turnout believe there is a Santa Claus when could have done all that for me?" Observations of the child sees half a dozen Santas of all shapes and sizes on street corners, and a couple dozen more In the stores. Children today are so wise that they lose the real Christmas spirit.

A nut Het To ROBERT 5c FINEST QUALITY, TENDER, JUICY STEAKS MSf 1 PORTERHOUSE STEAK Make This at Home Lb. 19c bO VERY EASY TO MAKE Pattern 1625 No More Roles Miss Loff left Hollywood after surprising everybody by her singing in the Faul Whiteman screen revue, "The King of Jazz." She had remained under contract to Universal for several months afterwards, but no more roles were forthcoming. She went to New York, appeared in musical plays and with orchestras, and recently cam back to Hollywood, looking for more pictures. Her return was timed fairly closely with the revival of the Whiteman film, which probably has done better on second release than on its first. 5:45 Orphan Annie.

6:00 The Westminster Choir. 6:30 Irene Beasley, songs. 6:45 Lowell Thomas. 7:00 Amos n' Andy. 7:15 Gems of Melody, Orch.

7:30 Potash and Perlmutter. 7:45 To be announced. 8:00 Crime Clues, dramati.e 8:30 Dangerous Paradise. 8:45 Red Davis, sketch. 9:00 Warden Lawes.

9:30 John McCormack. 10:00 Pedro Via and Orchestra. 10:30 Chicago's Music Magic. 11:00 Mountain Music. 11:15 Poet Prince, songs.

11:30 Enric Madrlguera Orch. 12:00 Cab Calloway Orchestra. 12:30 Henry King's Orch. Students at the University of Missouri come from 110 Missouri's 114 counties, and from 41 states. NATIONAL CHEESE WEEK CHEESE ToL Lb.

1 7c Regular Price 21c LOCAL GROWN, FANCY QUALITY 9 POTATOES peck 1 Home frocks are no longer anything like those worn a few years ago the mode demands models that are attractive, as well as neat, practical and comfortable, and in which one may easily greet unexpected visitors. This model is simply divine! Notice that the yoke and sleeves are cut in one, handy pockets are present, and the waistline Is adjustable to every type of figure. Ruffling and buttons make a dainty trim. So few parts to put NANCY PAGE 75c BUSHEL I believe in Santa Claus. But then, I am old-fashioned.

If there happens to be any other reader of this column who believes In Santa Claus and wants to pass this belief on to the children, write me asking-how I would answer the question, "Is there a Santa Claus?" Wants to be An Ac tress I am 18, a commercial high school graduate, with a desire to be an actress. Father wants me to complete my secretarial course hut It doesn't appeal to me. What shall I do? STAGE-STRUCK. Answer "Hands off" is my advice to parents who try to dictate t0 their daughters the question of a vocation or the choice of a life mate. Parents can give advice and Information out of their supposedly wider experience.

But when it gets down to brass tacks on the questions of a vocation and a life mate, She Is the one who must live witn her chosen husband and work in her chosen vocation. I agree with your your latner about going on the stage, not because I am old-fashioned, but rather because the held is rather limited Jn view of the fact that the supply of stage-struck girls is far greater than the demand. Complete your secretarial course, get a job, then join an amateur theatrical group. It will be an interesting avocation for you and will serve as a vocational try-out. I GIFT SUGGESTION! "I ain't complaining but after I've resisted a temptation I feel kind o' cheated if nothin' good liappens to me." Copyright, 1933 PILLSBURY'S BEST Iyv 1 1 9 9 obserratlona of FLOUR 24V2-Lb.

Bag TJl FOR MEN Dutch indmills Seem to Be Curved Poor Pa -To CLAUDE CALLAS- CHERRY, PEACH AND APPLE TURNOVERS 6 fr Heavy Blue Melton fl 83,95 If STURM BROS. jf 103 E. Green Street together they opell success to even the most inexperienced sewer! We know you'll use this pattern again and again! Pattern 1C25 is available in sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, Z2, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 and 44. Size 16 takes 3 i yards 36 inch fabric. Illustrated step-by-step --Sewing instructions included.

Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) in coins or stamps (coins preferrad) for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly name, address and style number. BE SURE TO STATE SIZE. THE CURRENT EDITION OF THE ANNE ADAMS PATTERN BOOK WILL HELP YOU SAVE MONEY. ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY! PRICE OF CATALOG FIFTEEN CENTS.

CATALOG AND PATTERN TOGETHER TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. 4 Address orders to The Ithaca Journal News Pattern 243 West 17th Street. New York City. ny Florence ta Uanke Today's block comes from a modest woman up in Etna, N. H.

She signs her note "Mrs. G. She says that her pattern is called "Dutch windmill" and Is copied from a quilt owned by her grandmother. The block as she pieced it and sent it to me is made with a white print liberally sprinkled with small rosbuda and black dots and with the dark material developed in an old-fashioned striped and flowered brown print. The combination is good and old-fashioned looking." "Haven't we had this pattern before, Nancy?" "No, not quite this one.

We had one we called the Lover's knot. It used the center like this but In the corners of the Arthur Dean will answer personal letters from parents and wel comes inquiries trom hoys ana girls concerning- their prooiems. Ad-dress him care of The Ithaca Be What Could ore Journai-JNewg and enclose a stamped (3-cent), self-addressed envelope. "When Dave called up long distance Betty told him she was lonesome. I puess bein' lonesome was What made her sit close to Bob, who was in the front room with ttier." Copyright, 1933 for Practica Copyright, 033 North Dakota's production of corn for 1933 has been estimated at 20,048,000 bushels, about 000 bushels below the 1930 crop.

RADIO PROGRAMS Daily Crossword Puzzle CHRISTMAS? Programs Subject to Change; P. M. Unless Indicated Solution of Yetterday't Puzzle By The Associated Tress 1 Today 5. 6. 7.

8. 9. 10. WEAF-NBC :00 Songs by Arlene Jackson. 5 :30 Dr.

Doolittle Adventures. 45 Nursery Rhymes. -Crlme Clues, dramatic. -Adventures tn Health. -Hlllpot and Lambert.

-Music Memories and Poet. -Men of Daring. -The Variety Cruise. -To be announced. -Leaders Male Trio.

-The Poet Prince. -Paul Whiteman Orchestra. -Phil Harris Orch. -Harry Sosnlck Orchestra. 6 :00 Mme.

Frances Alda. :30 Weekly Hymn Sing. 11. 12. 6 6 7 :45 Cheerio Musical Mosaics.

a Am TiiMiiAiciEisi ofpE YMA A mm emt Etij I I 1 mo 1 A It ALON61 OBjS PA CC3YECiR ATT An1 A tUlOSHtR EN gSPl TEDll Dgtsl MATEO jppj EROSREPOSI nTgI TgjD LT Ofiq ASKSijMlETE We 00 The Mountaineers. 15 Bill-- Batchelor. skit. 7 ,17. 21.

7 :30 Lum and Abner. 7 ACROSS Kind of numerals 7. Cause to remember 13. Read through and change 14. Eloquent speaker 15.

Bakinn; com partment 16. Crazy: slang IS. Iii the direction of 19. Nothing more than 20. Takes food 21.

Fasten 22. Depiction of the beautiful 23. Invites 24. Speed contest 25. Symbol for selenium 26.

Mental faculties 27. Telegraphed: colloq. 2S. Closing measures of a musical composition 29. Close and open the eyelids quickly SO.

Frighten 32. Lie in warmth Vlrgini creeper Exists Musical Instrument Parts of plants Sea eagles Month of the year Player at chll dren's games Observe Made a low humming sound Sturdy trees Leave an automobile standing Assistant Skating arena Had on Desire Feel concern or Interest Irrigated Formed Cherry color Insect's sting Small stones Command Thin cake The select Feminine name Talon Color Thus Behold 4 5 The Goldbergs, serial act. 00 Sanderson-Crumit. songs. 8 8 9 9 10 :30 Wayne King's Orchestra.

:00 Ben Bernie and the Lads. :30 Ed Wynn and Band. :00 Seth Parker's Cruise. :30 Madame Sylvia. 4 5 Robert Simmons, tenor.

10 10 11 11 23. 24. 26. 27. 28.

29. 30. 31. 32. 33.

34. 36. 37. 39. 40.

42. 45. 47. Wednesday WEAF-NBC 5:30 Tom Mix. sketch.

5:45 The Wizard of Oz. drama. 6:00 Dinner Concert. 6:30 Back of News. 6:45 John Pierce, tenor.

7:00 Shirley Howard Others. 7:15 Billy Batchelor. skit. 7:30 Lum and Abner. 7:45 The Goldbergs, serial act.

8:00 Bert Lahr Geo. Olsen. 8:30 Wayne King Orchestra. 9:00 The Troubadours. 9:30 Leo Reisman Orchestra.

10:00 Cob Pipe Club. 10:30 Radio Forum. 33. Leave 35. Jn this place 36.

In the com pany of 37. Sin 38. Metric land measure 39. Tardy 40. Clothed 41.

Greek letter 42. Allude 43. Reside 44. Ancient Jewish ascetic 46. Snapping beetle 48.

Kind of cedar tree 49. Fastening pegs DOWN 1. Pleasant odors 2. Venerate 3. Ward oft :00 John B.

Kennedy, talk. :15 Benny Meroff Orchestra, :30 Meyer Davis Orchestra. :00 Rudy Vallee's Orchestra. :30 Freddie Martin Orch. ABC-CBS 11 12 12 GAS RANGE Fnllv Insulated Heat Control Full Porcelain 5 Color Combinations to match Your Kitchen 5 block the segments were parts of a circle and did not have the curved heart-shaped outer edge.

"Then we had another one with nothing but circle segments joined to background blocks. We called this one "snowball." Only in that one we had four segments instead of eight. No, this is a different combination and development of a popular pattern." Any quilt which uses curved pieces is not the one for a beginner. She should take straight lines unless she has done a deal of sewing before and is ready to cut and piece with care. Any curved line quilt loses its beauty if the curves are not true." Nancy's club members did just what you are doing.

They cut the picture from the paper. With its accompanying directions they pasted it in the quilt club scrap book. Then they followed the directions at the end of the article and sent for the direction leaflet with its full size pattern on it. Since no seams are allowed In the pattern it was necessary to add one-quarter inch on all sides when cutting the material. This quilt should be made an all-over pattern.

No connecting strips or sash, no plain square blocks are to be put between the pieced ones. :00 Skippy, sketch. Phil Regan, tenor. 30 Jack Armstrong. 6 5 6 45 George Hall Orchestra, 00 Buck Rogers.

Mever Davis flrphpttra 11:15 The King's Jesters. 11:30 Don Bestor's Orchestra. 12:00 Ralph Kirbery. baritone 6 6 6 7 7 :15 Bobby Benson. :30 Betty Bartell.

songs. :45 Little Italy. :00 Myrt and Marge. :15 Just Plain Bill. 12:05 Carlos Molina's Orrhpatra 12:30 Harrv Sosnick Orchestra.

7 7 8 8 8 :30 Del Campo, tenor. :45 Boake Carter, talk. :00 Elmer Everett Yess. To be announced. :30 Voice of Experience.

:45 The Columbians. :00 Stokowski Orchestra. :15 The Poets Gold. :30 California Melodies. and Many Other Exclusive Features Priced as low as $55j 2 3 4 1 Jp7 10 7 T7T" 75 III 73 75 ito HH 75 7y p2o Hp 2i 22 23 'ft Z4 a 25 24) 27 rJStl ml Jmm 3Ji 38 in ifi ifl 44 45 f0, 43 4 8: 9: 9: 9: 10: 10: 10: 11: WABC-CBS 5:30 Jack Armstrong.

5:45 Cowboy Tom. 6:00 Buck Rogers, skit. 6:15 Bobby Benson. 6:30 Vera Van, songs. 6:45 Music Box.

7:00 Myrt and Marge. 7:15 Just Plain Bill. 7:30 Music on the Air. 7:45 Boake Carter, talk. 8:00 The Happy Bakers.

8:15 Edwin C. Hill. 8:30 Albert Spalding. 9:00 Stokowski Orchestra. 9:15 Alexander Woollcott, 9:30 Burns and Allen.

This takes about four and a yards of each of the two to make a pieced top for a full 00 Glen Gray Orchestra. 30 CBS Broadcast. bed. size 45 Evan Evans, songs. 15 Gertrude Niesen, songs.

30 Isham Jones Orches. 11 12 00 Vincent Lopez Orchestra. 30 Ace Brigode Orch. 00 Danca Hour. WJZ-NBO 15 America Going Forward.

12: 1: 5: 10:00 Pennsvlvanisns The actual pattern for "Dutch Windmill" Quilt Design may be obtained by sending three cents and a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Nancy Page in care of this paper. Back patterns may be secured by sending an additional three cents for each pattern requested. Copyright, 1933 The 70-piece band of Texas Tech Jamiesoii -McKinney Co. 123 S. Cayuga St I Phone 3434 10:30 CBS Broadcast.

10:45 Mark Warnow. 3 5: 30 The Singing Lady. 45 Orphan Annie. 00 Richard Himber Orchestra. 11:15 The Male Chorus.

11:30 Ozzle Nelson Orch. 12:00 Eddie Duchin Orchestra. 12:30 Little Little nmh 6 6 30 Mary Small, songs. 45 Lowell Thomas. 7: 00 Amos Andy.

nological College will wear uniforms made from cloth woven in the school's own mills. I 1:00 Dance Hour. WJZ-NBO 5:30 The Singing Lady. 7 7 15 Radio in Education. :45 Rhythm String Quartet..