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EVENING STANDARD, TOJIOXTOWN, OCTOBER 10, 1942 A 6 Hollywood Cornfield -Br Simmy Fldle BOLLYWOOD, Oct. ttf the Jack Bermys are on the alert for an airing of'marital woes soon Jkfsrtha (Mrs. Vic) Mature has resigned that job with Columbia; she believed publicity was making her a laughing-stock Tunesmith Frank Jangle, Loesserj is in the Army. Hays Office, which had al- ready okayed a sterilization theme for RKO's "Hitler's Children," has gone all-out by approving sequences based on German endorsement of motherhood Hear the WPB will soon crack down on double-features to curtail film it's about time Hedy Larnarr, fagged by Bond selling, is resting in a hospital. Reason lor the Ann Sheridan- George Brent bust-up was his dictatorial attitude, vs.

her refusal to take orders Because he's due for Anny induction, Warner Brothers will condense George Raft's "Thank Your Lucky Stars" role into two cays' shooting Producer Josepn Schenck has donated his Palm Springs estate to the USO. Credit Lucille Ball with saving hubby Desi Amaz from disfiguring burns when a water-heater explosion hat and hair Revealing news: Strip-teaser Ann Corio is replacing zippers (essential war metal) on her stage, costumes with buttons After! several deferments, Mickey Rooney', will don an Army uniform after his current film. Mary Martin gets a two-months lay-off to 'undergo that postponed appendectomy RKO execs are doing nip-ups about the beauty of new signee Rita Corday. a Swiss gal born in Tahiti. Brenda Joyce, who's been living in Seattle with her in-the-Army returns Hollywood soon for a date with Bgt.

Stork. A many U. S. soldicrE England Picture Yourself At Your Best Your Christmas Gift Photos CONFIDENTIAL COM tt I- QUES to: George Raft: Soldiers vho saw" you take-your physicals at- the local Induction Station are still' chuckling because you brought along, your "Killer" Gray, to hold your duds while you stripped for the test Repub- QUIZ KIDS! The Quiz Kids are a group of bright youngsters who have amazed the country with their ability to answer correctly Questions hkc the ones below. Seo if you can beat their percentajres --but remember that these children are exceptional.

Hate your own score to see If you can equal or beat their combined average of 84 per cent on today's questions. If you score 40 per cent you have the equivalent of a public school education; 55 per cent equals a high school education, and 40 per cent is the rating of a college student. QUESTIONS 1. If, at a literary tea, you should chancti to find- Lulu Belt, Emma McCheeney, Lucy Gayheart, Jane Eyre and Mary Peters enjoying a bit of gossip about their author- crentors, who would they bo talking about? In this country assist in the initial performance of his opera, "Madame its composer set to music the story of David Belasco's drama and this sketch represents the scene of the first act of that opera. What is it? lie Studio bosses: Instead of fllm- so many serials showing cowboys chasing Indians, and vice versa, why not produoe a "to-be- continued" thriller depicting the boy in the Armed Services.

Kids experiences of a typical American love it--and learn from it K. T. Stevens: FHeaven's sake, something about that monicker. Maybe it served a purpose in calling attention to you when you were a beginner, but now you're established, it become a deglamorlzing liability. LAUGH OP THE WEEK: Red Skelton tells about a man with no hands who was ordered up for a physical by.his draft board.

"He's okay." announced the medical officer in charge, after a cursory look!" protested the hapless draftee, "I have no hands! I can't even dress "Have someone help him," ordered the C. Fifteen minutes later, stiil shouting objections, the new recruit was led into the barracks yard by a top kick, who ordered: "See that man over there pumping water? You help him." "But I'm! telling you--I haven't anl "You won't need any," said the sergeant, "He's blind--all you have to do is tell him when the bucket's full!" PREVIEW NIGHTS: Pic of the week: Paramount's "Road to Morocco" (Bing Crosby-Bob Hope- Dorothy Larhour). A laugh-bomb that will explode all over America FOR YOUR PREFERRED) LIST: Paramount's "Street off Trevor). Take a chance when it! plays your street; it's a moody time" are Grovcr Cleveland terpiece 3. The United States has the Mississippi, the "Father of Waters." Where would you find the "King of Waters?" 4.

These lines are one American poet's description of October. Who is he? Can you give the name of the poem too? The skies they were ashen and sober; The they vrere crisped and sere, The leaves they were withering and sere; Tt was in the lonesome October 5. Among: the baseball "jrrcnts of one with the next largest was Vice- President. What caused the change in the election plan? 7. Though it appeared in a New York newspaper on.

October 26, 1809, the following paragraph rivals any modern sales promotion scheme ever concocted. What did it "promote?" DISTRESSING! Left lodgings, some time since, and has not since been heard of, a small elderly gentleman, dressed in an old black coat and cocked hat, by the name of Knickerbocker. As there are some reasons for believing he is not entirely in his right mind, and as great anxiety is entertained concerning him. any information left either at the Columbian Hotel, Mulberry Street, or at the office of this paper, will be thankfully received. 8.

These literary servants served their masters and mistresses well--too well, in some cases. In what books do we find them: Mr. and Mrs. Wragge, Pork and Dilcey. Peggoty, and Mrs.

Danvers? 9. Because this rabbit took a nap, he won everlasting: fame. Do recognize him? Paramount's Ty Cobb. Walter John- Aldrich, Editor" (Jimmy Lydon- son. Christy Mathcwson and Tris Charles Smith-Rita Quiglcy).

A Speaker. Which pitched and which in a sparkling series batted their way to fame? 6. Until the twelfth amendment was added to the Constitution in 1804, there were no can- "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch" (Fay Baintcr- Hugh Herbert- Vera Vague). A favorite story' gets an A-l screening FAIR: Columbia's "You Were Never Lovelier" (Fred Astaire-Rita Hayworth).

Little rhyme and not much more reason SO-SO: Universal's "Destination (William Gargan-Irene! Hervey). The plot lives up ro the 10. Someone has suggested that it would be appropriate for a civil engineer to namo his daughter Bridget. Can you think of appropriate names for the daughter of a humorist, a fisherman, a milliner, and a shoemaker? (Answers on Pajrc 12) Sunday Can Be Easy On Budget And Palate, Too BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX XEA Service Staff Writer You can turn, out a delicious Sunday dinner -without cutting Into your food budget.

It takes good cooWng and good marketing. Try the following and like SpareHbs and Sauerkraut (serves 4 to 6) Three Ibs. spareribs, 1 cup vinegar. 3 tablespoons brown sugar, 1 qt. sauerkraut.

1 raw potato, grated, salt and pepper. Cover spareribs with water and cook for Add sauerkraut and seasoning; cook another half hour. Remove spareribs, place in roasting pan with half the liquid and bake In moderate oven (350 deg. until tender and brown; baste frequently. Allow kraut to continue cooking gently in pot until meat Is almost ready to serve, then stir in grated potato, and cook 10 minutes longer.

Beans With Cheese (serves 4 to 6 Two cups cooked string beans, 1 tablespoon butter or bacon drippings, 1 tablespoon flour, 3-4 cup By ALICIA HART NEA Service Staff Writer Boys overseas want pictures of you snapshots arc one of the the most-asked-for Christmas If you have them--send! If not, It would be a good idea to have a picture taken for your husband'or son or sweetheart. if you want the posed portrait to that much-desired naturalness of the snapshot, you'll want to use special makeup. Get a facial and a professional makeup for a photograph, If possible, before you go to the studio. If this Isn't possible, wash your face carefully before you go, take makeup with you, and arrive at least twenty minutes before your appointment time. Thus, you can settle down in the dressing room be'fore a good mirror, remove your usual street makeup, and finish your face for the camera.

Pat on a finishing cream of slightly oily quality--any lanolin-base foundation will be right. Use it generously. It will give you photographed skin a smooth, dull, mat finish, and will conceal any minor blemish, will make lines Jess conspiculous. Do not powder over this foundation. Do not use rouge.

Apply lipstick and mascara free. Line the eyebrows quite heavily with an eye pencil. If your lids arc prominent, use eye shadow. You can have nice highlights in your photographed hair if you'll just apply a bit of brilHantlne at the last moment. TOMORROW'S MENU BREAKFAST- Baked apples, i wheat cakes, country sausage honey, coffee, milk.

DINNER Grapefruit spareribs and sauerkraut, mashed potatoes, green' beans with cheese, lettuce and grated raw carrot salad, prunq pie, coffee milk. SUPPER Jelly omelet, hot buttered toast, cream cheese with chives, fruit-bowl, cookies tea, milk. didatos for the Presidency and the i (Copyright 1942 and published by Vice-Presidency. The received the largest elcctorial votes wns President; the' man who number of! permission of Louis G. Cowan.

Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.) title Paramount's "The Forest Rangers" (Fred MacMurray-PauI- Goddard). For good-natured ture lovers only. ODD-FORMATION: Lou Costello vrorked as Dolores del Rio's double. 14.

years ago, in "The Trail of. 98" D'juh know that Grace Moore, CLEAN AIR, FILTERS MINNEAPOLIS-- youi have a forced air heating system, clean atr filters will save a surprising amount of fuel by making it easier for the heating plant to maintain the temperature you is the advice of Kenry F. Dever, vice president in charge of engineering for the Minneapolis- Honeywell Co. Filters on the verge of operatic should 'b7 chTngid" at least oncH her voice so badly that she! year, Dever said under, doctor's care for more'' SUGAR GROWER GETS CARD NEW HARMONY. Harry Pitcher, of Baton Rouge, who has been visiting friends here, probably was somewhat perturbed when she applied for a local sugar rationing card.

She is the owner of a large sugar plantation and a sugar refinery in the "Sugar Bowl'' near Baton Rouge. cheese, salt, pepper, buttered bread crumbs. Make a white sauce of the butter, flour and milk: add the cheese; season with salt and pepper. Mix string bean with the and turn into greased baking dish. Cover with buttered bread crumbs and bnke in moderate oven (350 until brown.

EXTINGUISH 43-YEAR FIRE CARBONDALE, 42 year-old blazing landmark finally has been eliminated In this northern section of Pennsylvania's hard coal field. The burning anthracite vein, discovered afire in- 1900 has been extinguished after four years of excavation by the Simpson Coal company. TM I SU X. locking for OLD ENGIXE icrap metal not than'a year before she could only dlscov ered 500 feet of aban- Ginny Simaas stars on GI Xs NAVY GERMAN GLASSES doned railroad track but also un- an air show that gives away tele- MARION. (UP)-- As a covcred a 20-ton locomotive "on an phone calis but because of "priori-j suit of a plea by the United State? olri 5 ur Th engine had lain ties she can't get a phone installed i Navy for binoculars.

U. R. Shaw can ior sis or seven years. her new San Fernando he is giving the Germans a "taste of their own medicine." Shaw i turned in a pair of military field glasses which belonged to a German officer during'World War He took the glasses from the officer in the battle of Belleau Woods. ranch Adci unexpected bric- a-brac: The plaque on Ann Sheridan's living room wall, attesting perfect childhood record for Sunday school attendance Those insects you see buzzing through the air in tropical movie scenes are paid actors bred by! noliy-wood specialists and rented studios at so much a hundred Ginger Rogers won screen success; vis modern music, but she buys.j for her own record library, onlv: ultra-classical selections.

POETRY WHILE YOU WATT AMARILLO. you! drive up to one of the local drive-in stands and signs of getting impatient, you are likelv to be read: ing the following "bit of printed on a. card which will bs stuck under tte windshield wiper: Patience Witb a Smile Rarsember Pearl Harbor and don't swear Fcr is scarce and metals arc: rare. i Jim has been drafteti and Bill is a' And Sarah has left, us to fill their 300. You'll get your order, don't be vexed.

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W. McCraken- Terrell, pulled over to the side of the road and took a nap when he' noticed he was getting sleepy while driving When he awoke an hour later someone had removed his spare tire and HOLD EVERYTHING Yes, sir, he's training "-'very, ihard-r-he bought war bonds anJ: fc; protect I A I ADULTS 75c CHILDREN 2 5 I ADULTS $1.10 CHILDREN 4 0 WILL NOT BE I SHOWN FOR LESS TILL 1943 A "The Story of pSXIST will be delivered to your home To have lovely hair in the picture, however, you must have your coiffure done a day or two before, rather than just before, your sitting. Which means you'd better avoid a tricky coif which won't stay in place overnight, and which wouldn't have the snap-shot-naturalness anyway. Wear a black or dark color, or white--many lovely New York models' favorite costume for" portraits of themselves is a white shirt, which is dateless, flattering, and Is approved by most men. And don't forget the good long snooze.

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