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Any reputable dealer Is qualified Monday, Oct. 2, 1930 I The Casper Tribune-Herald PRIVATE LIFE OF BUCK 4 Bartender Runs Arnolc, ICills Tvo Before Taking Own Life i Mm am LA At the Theaters Lancaster Plays Acrobat In Film Burt Lancaster, intrepid leading man, probably unmatched among Hollywood stars for trapeze work since the days cf the senior Fairbanks, actually performs all the Construct Cabinets For Extra Storage In these days of living space short-sge, storage room is in great demand. Don't overlook the garage as a logical Epot for storing things. Installation of shallow floor-to-ceillng cabinets with sliding doors is easy and inexpensive. Such a cabinet is excellent for garden tools and outdoor equipment, as well as automobile washing and waxing accessories and a miscellany of other items.

On the opposite wall, located high so it will save floor space, can be constructed additional cabinets with shelves. Because they require practically no room, sliding doors are wonderful for such cabinets. They are made of Masonite hardboards, which come in large panels readily cut to the required size. Fittings for the larger doors can be purchased at a hardware store. For the smaller cabinet, the sliding panel doors can be inserted in channels made from wood Amateurs Need Good Equipment When Painting Painting is something everyone thinks he can do.

But, as those ho have botched up jobs can testify, it isn't as easy as it looks. There is much more to painting than wielding a brush. The time of the year when painting is done, condition of the surface to be covered and the type cf equipment used are all important considerations. Fall is an ideal season for painting. Surfaces, especially those exposed to weather, generally are dry after the hot months of summer.

Preparing a surface for paint may mean a complete washing for one that Is exceptionally dirty or only a brushing for one that Is dusty. New surfaces usually need a priming coat of paint. Old painted surfaces often require scraping and filling in of cracks. In choosing painting equipment it is best not to skimp on expenditures. A few extra dollars spent for good painting tools are the amateur's best insurance for success.

Paint should be of high quality. select the right paint for any particular surface. Brushes, too. should be of high quality. Here again, it pays to follow a dealer's advice.

For most painting, at least two brushes are needed, one four to five inches wide for use on large areas and one about two inches wide for trim work. To be sure that paints and brushes are given fair chances to help do perfect Jobs, paint mixing should be done carefully. This calls for two mixing paddles and two galvanized steel palls. Empty paint into one cf the pails a little bit at a time. Mix and add more paint.

Then pour the paint from one pail to the other a few times. When painting begins, paint from cne of the galvanized pails. These pails have convenient carrying nan-dies and do not tip over easily. Amateurs always have better luck when painting slowly. Accordine to leeend, reports th National Wildlife Federation, the oak is hit by lightning more than any other tree.

LARGE SELECTION CF LIGHTING FIXTURES From Which To Choose At Our Display Room OSTLIND ELECTRIC COMPANY 227 WEST YELLOWSTONE PHONE IS7 PHONE 691-M Wolcott St. Wyoming AUTO VENETIAN ELINDS "A Blind for Every Car Cody" SHADE RITE VENETIAN BLIND CO. 449 North Lennox Ph. 5271-W "Every -so often I loss one up on' it falls to come down!" Christcnsen Plumbing And Heating Co. CR1SWELL PREDICTS Red Skelfon Plays 4 Roles In Hilarious 'Camera Man1 Criswell will answer your questions.

Write to him, in care of the Tribune-Herald, but do not attempt to write to hifn direct in that case your letter will be returned. Answers will be printed in this column, and will be identified by initials or pseudonym only so that questioners are assured of privacy. Refrigeration Air Conditioning Estimating end Engineering BOX 1707 306 North Casper, amazing acrobatic feats in "The Flame and the spectacular historical drama at the America theater. This wras disclosed when it vas found that Lancaster, a former circus performer, had rounded up a few of his pals cf the big top, practiced up and prented himself -o perform the derring-do called for in the script. A mountain man who leads his band cf happy-go-lucky Lornbar-dians in an attack on the castle cf the ruling Hessians.

Lancaster provides some of the more spectacular moments in the technicolor spectacle with an authenticity heretofore unseen in films. His lifelong pal, a diminutive Jumping Jack named Nick Cravat, takes a mrjor part in the picture, in th. role of one of the mountain band. they fly through the air with the proverbial greatest of ease. A "new" Lew Ayres makes his appearance in Niven Busch's screen production of "The Capture," in which he co-stars with Teresa Wright at the Rialto theater.

Looking far younger and huskier than he did in his "Dr. Kildare roles, Ayres enacts his first outdoor part as an American oil company executive in Mexico who quits his job to become a ranch hand and clear up the mystery hanging over the death of a former employe. Victor Jory heads the tupporting cast of the offering. Hun, Friend of the Poor' Is Beautified ROME. Oct.

2 (n An Italian Nun known during her lifetime as "Friend of the Poor" was beatified by the Roman Catholic church yesterday. Some 50 0OQ nerjon rrnuYted fif Peter's basilica while Pope Plus XII nonorea ine messed Maria De Mat-tisu. whose devntinn tr th itnfnrtii. nate became famed throughout the catholic world. About 1.5)00 renresentaf if fTi Order of the Adorers of the Most n-ecious Diooa, which she founded, attended the ceremonies.

Among them were nuns from New York. The blessed Maria De Mattias was born near Rome on Feb. 4. 1805. and beean devoting herself to the church when was 17.

She died in Rome Aug. 20, 1855. Senator Murray Heads Dcm Speakers Bureau WASinNGTON, Oct. 2. TV-Senator James K.

Murray of Mon tana, today was named chairman cf the Democratic Speakers' Bureau for the congressional election campaign. His appointment was announced In a statement by William M. Boyle, Jr chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Working from committee headquarters here. Murray will have charge cf peaking encasements for cabinet members.

Democratic pover-nors and senators and others booked through the national committee. Us Tribane-IIerald Want Ads. NOW PLAYING 8 i Before You Spend Another Penny On Any A bystender, Gordon fcmlth, tried to prau the gun and Trujillo plstul whipped him, lacerating hia scalp. Then Trujillo pointed the y.n at his own head again. This time it went eff Late Deaths By The Associated Presa HOLLYWOOD John Edward Jack) Gardner, 77, vaudeville head-liner in the old days and later an actors agent.

HONOLULU Henry George Mc-Carroll, 49. retired bricadier general who took part in Gen. Jimmy Doolittle's air raid over Tokyo in World War II. AUGUSTA. Me.

Dr. John H. Mor-e. 75, eye, ear. nose and throat speclfU.st and former secretary of the Eye.

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OHara. 74. first president of the Norm American itacioiogicai Society. TvrTAVPOr TIerhert Tl. Duckwall.

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Charles I. (Jack Harper, 72. pitcher early in I he century for the J3t. Louis Cardinals and the Cincinnati Reds. WASHINGTON Richard C.

Kos-ter, 31, public relations director for the Federation for Railway Progress. DES MOINES. la. Louis C. Kurtz, 82.

Iowa Republican party leader and president of Iowa's largest hardware company. LOUISVILLE. Ky. Calvin E. Miller.

57, serretary-manaper of the Southern Hardwood Producers, Memphis, Tcmi. RIOUNT VERNON. N. Y. Alvln Henry Johnson.

53. engineering who developed basic pulp and paper industries in Latin America and Asia. t' Tribune-Herald tlant Ads. csnraiinrnD NOV SHOWING Maltnres 1:00 and 3:00 Fveninss 7:00 and 9:00 KILLING A Um IS CUE LOVING HIS WIFE IS ANOTHER both or i VICTOR JORY and JACQUELINE WHITE Also Special Cartoon, Newt if 'V'. I 9 i nii.t U03 ANGELES.

Oct. 2 Popo TtuJlIIo, 400-pmind Mexican lartt ndiT, ran nmuck In downtown 1CH Anaxlrs early today, police said, three persons and killing two before blowing ha brains out In a -main street bar. Df'nrl are r.dwarrt Smith and Minor, both 40. -Injured are Mrs. FTfg Lama, 27: ler hu.sband.

Mike, 35, and Gordon i snith, no relation to the dead mm. irollce Dvt. W. II. Hatch gave this Recount of the shootings: i Trujillo, who had tx'en arpulns with them rnrlier In the evening.

Lur-t Into the Lamas' apartment ntd struck Lima on the head with Lam and his wife jumped from their second story window. fired throuch the window ct them, wounding them Kliphtly. TruJiUo then headed for a neighborhood bar. En route hp encountered Smith and Minor and shot them down. tfpon reachlni? the bar Trujillo announced he had Just killed two men oid Rave Flartender Ray Davis a iJfk'l to telephone police.

Then he his Eun to his head and pulled the trtf per but the gun LOOK and LEARN By A. C. GOKIION 1. In what year was the firyt mail rarrh by iil.inc in the United I 2. What Is the mountain range in the world? 3.

What three Presidents of the U. S. were married while In olfice? 4. Why are not classified 1 ttr.rct 6. What lanuatre Is spoken by the rreatest msmtwr of people? AN3WEKS 1.

In 1911. 2. The And'' of Bouth America, extending a (U.stanre of 4,500 miles. 3. John Tyler.

Cirover Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson. 4. Cpidors have four. Instead of three pairs of lees; their bodies are dukicd into two. Instead of three divisions: and they lack wings.

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went to work today i under a new one-year contract giving them a 10-cent hourly pay boost and improved pension benefits. i The pact with the CIO Interna- tional Union of Electrical Workers (IUE) expires Sept. 30, 1951. It can be reopened for wage talks after six months. The pay boost is retroactive to i last September 18.

Affected workers had been making an average $1.56 an hour under the old contract. Negotiations are continuing with three other unions in Westinghouse which have another 50,000 workers. PROVIDES PENSION The CIO-ITJE contract provides a pension guaranteeing a $100 minimum, including social security, for workers retiring after 25 years service. The company agrees to completely finance the pensions for workers earning less than $4300 a year. Workers making more than $4,800 can obtain higher pensions by participating in a contributory plan.

The social insurance program in the new contract provides life insurance from S2.500 up, depending on employes' earnings, sick and accident insurance up to $32 a week for 26 weeks and certain other benefits. The pension and insurance plans are to be in effect for five years but either plan may be reopened for negotiations after one year by mutual consent. James B. Carey, chairman of the ClO-IUE. which has been negotiating with Westinghouse for four and one-half months, said the contract is "excellent and asserted it will "help all Westinghouse employes and the entire labor movement in the nation.

278 Listed cn Latest Korean Casualty Report WASHINGTON. Oct. 2. fP The defense department reported 278 Korean war casualties in a list (No. 112 released today.

The total included 35 killed in action, 214 wounded. 22 missing and seven injured in combat zone accidents. property be sold? Why am I so unhappy married? Theodore A. W. A.

Yes. Yes, by Dec. You will take a vacation and then yon will have a new job. You will be happy. New Hours Effective for 9 TO 6 DAILY CLOSED SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS PLENTY OF FOR WATER AT ITS 8 EST DRINK HILLCREST PHONE 1151 1638 South Poplar NOTICE WATER CO mmm I 'ff mm mm mTT Red Skelton.

not to be outdone by Alec Guiness wlw plays ten roles in "Kind Hearts ar.d Coronets." plays his own uncle, father, and his Aunt Emma in "The Camera Man," making this one of the most hilarious films of the year Robert Mitch-um and Claude Rains are at heir best in -Where Danger Lives." with Mr. Mitchum playing the role of '( the dissolute aoc- tor up to the hilt! William Hold-en and Nancy Olson, who were the love interest in "Sunset Boulevard" are teamed with Barry Fitz- L-- geraia an an kih- bitious production called "Union Sta Crinrcrj chase through tion" vhich ends in a gun duel after the maze of sub terranean tune la beneath the depot It is Virginia Mayo who walks away with all the actmtr honors i "Captain Horatio Horn blower, despite some heavy emotional scenery chewing by the star, Grecory Peck. This sea tory of the Napoleonic era will be ell worth your time On your song Ehelf you will find an array of songs which show the influence of the Korean situation, with the rah-rah "The Red We Want Is the Red We've Got in the Old Rd. White and "Draft Board and "When That Hell Bomb Falls. but the best sellers are the escapist "I'm Going to Live For Today" and "I'm Going to Live Till I Die" hich remind vou of "Enjoy Yourself" a hit of early 1950! On your book shelf, there is one book that is building to a best seller by word of mouth, and that is Richard Shaver's exciting "I Remember Lcmuria." which gives evident proof that the ancient races still live, the Atlans.

the Titans and many others who return to this earth in -flying saucers" after 200 centuries of living beyond the blue. This startling information is backed by some of our most prosaic scientists of 1950! READERS ANSWERED Q. How can I cure my hands? Will we sell the land' Mrs. S. E.

L. A. By wearing the medicated gloves for a short Ye. net year. Your sister-in-law will hold her property for the present.

Q. What happened to the sack of bills and coins? Mrs. Lucy-502 LB. A. In the lower bureau drawer.

The clock I In storage. Yon will not do anything foolish to break up your marriage. You can easily test this "iM." Q. Will my husband be called DRIVE-IN THEATRE kw FORSTER ELECTRIC CO. away? Will we move? What Is wrong? Dorothy A.

L. A. Not at the present time. Yes, by December. Your husband is worried about the ways and means of buying a home and raising family.

Q. Will- my home chance prove pood? My vacation? My grand.son? E-C 912. A. Yea, and yon will feel better about it! Your vacation will prove most exciting. Both your son and grandson will show great improvement coon.

You will marry again late this year. Your career should have been diplomacy, Q. Should I Ignore the whole sltu-tlon? Scrub-Mr. CNR. A.

Yes, dismiss it from your mind. Your job is solid, and you will get the new one that you want later this year. Demand a settlement of thin insurance company, and you will get the expected amount. Things look very food for you, Q. What can be done about me? I feel the only solution is suicide.

Mrs. L. L. A. You have been victimized by the worst disease In the whole world and that Is self-pity! You must be more impersonal about things, naif of the things that we worry about couldn't possibly happen if we lived to Toe a thousand! I only wish that I could personally talk to you and assure you of the good things that are soon coming your way.

mm Q. Will my brother win his suit? Mrs. Mary Y. A. Yes, but it will be a touch rase.

Never let any one, even relatives, take possession any property, except as a regular renter, as you would anyone. Q. W'ill I succeed in this furnace business? Oliver S. R. A.

Yes, but you will sell other Items for full service. Yon will find that commodity next year. Your wife's health will Improve. You face good fortune. Q.

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