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If 7 THE MESSENGER, OWENSBORO. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1935 PAGE FIVH stand-in. Other dancing roles fol Spine Injured, Girl Still Has ing bug. This time he may have to hire a hall to store his purchases. Back home after a two-montl sojourn in England, Eddie says he HOPKINS UN Gain Film Fame! BADLY WOUNDED all over the place in comedy screen battles.

"WeTe disgusted," says Mitchell. "We've Just about killed each othef In our last three films. We want to do a Noel Coward play and hava some snappy dialog." But the boys are "tops" in comedy fights and they'll Just keep on having their little drag "em out af. fairs minus Noel Coward dialog. Mrs.

Barbara Anderson To Attend Boonesboro Event Frankfort, Oct. 9. (JP) Mrs. Barbara T. Anderson, of Louisville-, today was designated by Gov.

Ruby Laffoon as Kentucky's official delegate to the Transylvania memorial celebration to be held Saturday at Boonesboro, Ky. Madisonville News Madisonville, Oct. 9. Mrs. J.

D. Thompson haa returned from Svansvllie. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Moulton, of authrie, were here Tuesday.

Hugh McWhorter, of Nashville, was here Tuesday. Ernest Veech, of Fulton, Is here for a few days. The Young Men's Democratic club held a meeting at Democratic headquarters Tuesday night. Only matters of a routine nature were discussed. The North Diamond and Fox Run plants of the West Kentucky Coal company are operating today for the fifteenth consecutive day, the longest period consecutively in the last three years.

Mrs. Wilbur Chappelle and Mrs. Whitnell Jackson were in Evans-ville Tuesday. lowed. Now, not as a dancer or as a stand-in, Rosina Lawrence is being groomed for possible stardom by 20th Century-Fox.

Executives say she Is the year's most promising ingenue. Her first real role came in "$10 Raise." Then she received a small part in the Jlmmie Dunn picture, "Welcome Home." A role with AUce Faye in "Ball of Fire" followed, Now she is playing the chief feminine interest with Warner Oland in "Charlie Chan in San Francisco, and is destined to be cast in bigger roles as she gains experience. Quiet, Home-Loving Quiet, almost to the point of be ing shy, Rosina- isn't the typical wise-cracking, chorus girl type. She seldom "dates," does not smoke, and is never seen in, Hollywood night spots. She lives with her parents, who brought her to California at the age of 5 from her birthplace is Ottawa, Canada.

Her father is a brickyayer and carpenter in the mo tion picture Industry. Although she is constantly re minded of possible approaching stardom, Rosina is unmoved. As a matter of fact, she can hardly believe that she is in pictures at all. And she means it. "I often sit on the set and Just stare into space, she said.

I can't really believe that I'm play ing motion picture roles. It's a very funny feeling, honest." Comic Period! Edward Everett Horton again has tntfen by the antiaue collect-1 Backbone to Rosina Lawrence, 18, Dances Self Out Of Lameness Due To Bad Fall (By ERSKINE JOHNSON) Messenger-Inquirer and NEA Service Staff Correspondent Hollywood, Oct. 9. An injury to her spine, suffered when a child, has placed blond, 18-year-old Rosina Lawrence on the threshold of motion picture fame. Ten years ago Rosina was playing tag in a Los Angeles school yard.

A playmate pushed her too hard and she fell, apparently uninjured. Two weeks later, however, her en tire left side was paralyzed. Doctors said it was curvature of the spine. Nearly a year under expert medical treatment cured her. But her left leg and side had shriveled.

A doctor suggested dancing lessons to bring her back to normal. Dancing appealed to Rosina and she made rapid progress In ability and in complete improvement to her wracked body. Professional engagements followed and then, two years ago, Hollywood first recognized her ability. Becomes a Double Through a dancing school she was Tigasred to double for Sally Eilrs Dougnt si pieces of penoa furniture smau London shops. The Woman Pays Determined not to spend more than $10 on a bird bath, Frank Mc Hugh and Pat O'Brien went to an auction sale.

"Make a low bid," whispered the comedian as the auc tioneer's assistants lifted a large marble affair to the platform. Pat bid $2. Frank raised the ante 25 cents. His was the second and last bid. "Now there's a bar gain for you," Frank told Pat as the two Irishmen were on their way home.

But it wasn't much of a bargain after all. Mrs. McHugh paid a $16.10 trucking charge on the bath the following day. Picked Right Name Two men, both with the name of Donald Ross, have placed important roles in the life of Jane Fro-man. Jane is the singer who Is making her screen debut in "Stars Over Broadway." Donald Ross No.

1 was Jane's first "steady" boy friend. They studied together at the University of Missouri. Bub she married, od dly enough, another Donald Ross, the actor. They met while attend ing the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Fight Goes On The team of Mitchell and Durant is burned up.

They're the guys, vmi know, who knock each other 0 Mrs. Robert Scott Fired on Through Bedroom Win dow of Home. Madisonville. Oct. 9.

Mrs. Robert Scott, 70, was shot and seriously wounded today when her home four miles northeast of here was fired upon from ambush. Three shotgun charges were fired through a bi-droom window of her home. The first awakened her. When she got up to sweep up the broken glass, a second shot struck her in the hips, sides and stomach.

The 'third shot missed her. Sheriff R. D. Crafton, who in vestigated the shooting, said the shots apparently were fired from behind a tree 35 to 40 yards away. He said he found no motive for the shooting.

He expressed belief, how ever, it had no connection with labor troubles in the coal fields. In the house were Mrs. Scott's husband and three children, who were asleep at the time of the shooting. Wayne County Officials Praised In Sewell Report Rosina Lawrence tap dance in "Dance Team." Then 'he worked for a time as Sally's Sf Frankfort, Oct. 9.

(JP) Wayne county's accomplishment in "living within its income and reducing the floating indebtedness, inherited from previous administrations, is worthy of strong commendation," State Inspector and Examiner Nat B. Sewell said today in a report to -Gov. Ruby Laffoon. The debt reduction, the inspector explained, occurred from January 1, 1934, to June 30, 1935. Sewell suggested that the county's fiscal court consider the issu- ance of general funding bonds over a period of not more than ten years to liquidate all floating Blackheads, 73 UIy Pimples i go sure an yingcream, oft and velvety, clears up blackheads like magic, smooths away pimples, clears and lightens the skin in one gentle action.

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The 50c size contains more than twice as much as the 30c size. Get the large opal jar today. Mi Mi KM 1 TS BUDGET $801,372,000 To Be Spent On Army, Navy, Air Unit In 1936. Paris, Oct. 9.

(JP) Marcel Req-iiier, minister of finance, announced yesterday that Prance was spend-ng 5,459,000,000 francs, about $364,650,000, on armaments in 1936. "When Europe and the whole world Is ringing with the sound of arms," he told the chamber of deputes' finance committee, "it is no time to renounce financial sacrifices." Emergency arms appropriations are added to the regular army, navy and aviation budgets. With these additions, the national defense expenditures will be 12,142,000,000 francs $801,372,000. As to the Italo-Ethiopian war situation, Premier Pierre Laval was officially described as anxiously seeking to keep Great Britain from "going the whole way' in sanctions against Italy. French sources said official quarters found themselves "bothered" at the idea that they would be bound to support Great Britain if that country, in the event of carrying out possible League of Nations orders for military sanctions against Italy were attacked.

Hughes-Kirkpatrick Is Winner In Field Day Meet Beech Creek, Oct. 9. Field Day was held at the Hughes-Kirk patrick school Saturday, October 5. Practically all the high schools in Muhlenberg county participated in the event? In the morning the scholastic events, including orations, declamations, choruses, spelling and penmanship were fea tured, while athletic contests furnished the afternoon program. Hughes-Kirk was winner when the last event was finished, having a score of 126 points.

Drakesboro was second with 82 1-2, Bremen, 21 1-2, Graham, 16. Forget-Me-Not Day Set For Oct. 17 In Kentucky Frankfort, Oct. 9. (JP) In a proclamation issued today, Gov.

Ruby Laffoon called on Kentucki-ans to observe October 17 as Forget-me-not day and aid disabled World war veterans by purchasing forget-me-nots. ItSHAUTV TUPS QUES. "I wonder if you will put me straight on this question. I have read in your column and in ethers that creams should never be used when the skin is affected with acne. I have had a miid case of acne for over a year and, although I have tried many things, I find an acne cream is the only thing that will bring the eruptions to a head and clear them up temporarily.

Should I continue using this cream or is it delaying the permanent cure? Helen ANS. Acne creams and ointments are usually highly amisep-Jc preparations, often made with a non-oiiy base, although they may spread like a cream. These, when used according to directions, are beneficial. Usually a drying, antiseptic lotion is used in connection with the cream. Avoid cleansing and nourishing creams.

QUES. "1 am seventeen or I will be in a couple of weeks and my aunt has promised me a bottle of really good perfume for my high school parties. Can you tell me what kind I should choose? Joey." ANS. First, I would suggest that you go to the shops and sniff and sniff. Select the one you think you would like best and have the salesgirl put a drop of each on your wrist and sniff some more when it has dried.

Not all perfumes be have the same on all skins. If you still like It, you might get a tiny bottle and use it after you get home. See how your friends react to It. Use it sparingly always. Modes and Manners QUES.

"One of the girls in mv office is going out of the state for her vacation. She will visit in a town where I have cousins. Would it be in order to ask her to look them up? Shall I give her a letter of introduction? K. ANS. Apparently, the girl referred to is not an intimate friend.

In such a case it would be better to forget the matter, unless you merely wish to mention that you have cousins living in that town. For if you wish this girl to look up your cousins, it calls for a letter of introduction. A letter of introduction, on the other hand, is not lightly handed out. It places a definite responsibility upon the person to whom it is addressed. It means, also, that you are willing to obligate yourself for any courtesies which may be extended to the bearer of the letter of introduction.

Only when you wish two intimate friends to make each other's acquaintance is such a letter in order. QUES. "Is 'Pardon me, the Do- lite thing to say when apologizing? irmaM." ANS. In asking someone's pardon the important thing is to try to sound genuinely sorry. Avoid such contractions as "Pardon me," "Excuse me, pleaie," "Sorry," therefore.

They are curt-sounding Say rather "I beg your pardon." or 'Will you excuse me, please?" "I am so sorry." In short, you must take the time to be polite if you really are concerned. The world average precipitation of snow and rain is 16,000,000 tons a second. EIUS ARM Illinoisan Sued For $10,000 In Henderson Negro's Death Henderson, Oct, 9. (JP) Suit for $10,000 damages was filed today in Henderson circuit court by the Farmers Bank and Trust company, administrator for Andrew Turner, 50, negro, against A. C.

Geldmacher, 71, Elgin, 111., manu facturer, whose automobile is alleged to have struck and fatally injured the negro late yesterday afternoon on a highway south of here. The petition charged Geldmacher with "careless operation of his automobile." The Illinois manufacturer was dismissed from a local hospital today after receiving i treatment for shock and cuts about the hands. Two Women Prisoners Are Removed To Penitentiary Deputy Sheriffs Virginia L. Smith and Simon Smith and Miss Mary Lillian Thompson, accompanied by Mrs. Simon Smith, delivered to the state reformatory at Frankfort Anna May Sampson, negro woman, and Rose Belle Minton Wednesday.

The Sampson woman pleaded guilty to a charge of forgery and was sentenced to two years, while the Minton woman violated her probated sentence and was given a one year term. Don't be Tormented ofi Quick unbelievabU 1V reiierronouisine follows the fVER one hundred million dollars are -'invested in the distilling industry in Kentucky enough money to make a path of dollar bills over 10,000 miles long This gigantic investment is in grave danger of being wiped out unless you vote to repeal the old State Prohibition Amendment on November 5. Vhy It Is Necessary to Vote on November 5 Miss Thelma Redding was in Ev ansville Tuesday. International President Harper Gatton and the Kiwanis glee club will attend the district meeting of the Kentucky-Tennessee Kiwanis Friday and Saturday in Lexington. Bill Kington and Bill Wilson are in Lexington.

Attorney Thomas P. Finley has been reappointed federal conciliator by Federal Judge Elwood Hamilton. During a one year period Mr. Finley has handled five caces, three from Hopkins county and one each from Webster and Caldwell counties. Urges Liquor Distillers Not To Advertise On Sunday Washington, Oct.

9. (JP) Liquor distillers were urged today to "refrain from advertising on Sunday" in a letter from James M. Doran, administrator of Distilled Spirits, Inc. Writing that he sensed "a rising opinion against what I believe is becoming offensive to the public, that is, excessive advertising of liquor, both in the daily press and the periodicals," Doran said in his letter that he planned to bring the matter up for discussion at the next executive meeting of the institute. Hearing before the new Federal Alcohol administration to draw up rules for the regulation of liquor advertising were expected to open the latter part of this month.

Boy Expelled From School For Not Saluting U. S. Flag Lynn, Oct. 9. (JP) Eight- year-old Carleton B.

Nichols, who has steadfastly refused to sa lute the Stars and Stripes because of religious scruples, was expelled from school tonight by a unanimous vote of the Lynn school commit tee. Little Carleton was not at the school committee meeting to hear the judgment against him, but his father, who has supported the boy's stand, was present. The elder Nichols, an employe of a local elec-trical'company. did not defend his position otherwise appeal to the committee. Calvin Coolidge Home To Be Made Into Tea Room Northampton, Oct.

9. (JP) The famous duplex residence at 21 Massasolt long the home of the late President Calvin Coolidge, Is being transformed into a tea room and gift shop. It will be operated by the Misses Lucile and Edna Griffith and Mrs. Coolidge has loaned them some of the Coolidge furniture. The house, of modest type, was the Coolidge home from the time Coolidge first entered public life here.

After his retirement from the presidency Mr. Coolidge purchased an estate on the outskirts of the city, known as The Beeches. It was there that he died. Germans consume 156.9 pounds of meat and 216 pints of beer per capita every year ple who have taken Bayer Aspirin year in and out without ill effect, have proved that the medical findings about its safety were correct. Remember this: Genuine Bayer Aspirin is rated among the fastest methodsyet discovered for the relief of headaches and all common pains and safe for the average person to take regularly.

You can get real Bayer Aspirin at any drug store simply by never asking for it by the name "aspirin" alone, but always saying BAYER ASPIRIN when you buy. (f Prior to 1933, Kentucky was dry under both the Eighteenth Amendment to the Federal Constitution, and a State Constitutional Prohibition Amendment. In 1933, national repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment legalized the distilling industry enly so far as the Federal Government was concerned. National Repeal still left Kentucky with State prohibition laws which, under our State Constitution, could not be repealed until the November election of 1935. Pending that date, the Legislature in 1934 passed an act known as the Liquor Control Act, which now permits (as an emergency measure) the sale of alcoholic beverages.

The Liquor Control Act, which is merely an emergency measure enacted pending the repeal vote, must not be confused with the State Constitution's Prohibition Amendment. The Prohibition Amendment is a permanent part of our State Constitution unless the people of Kentucky vote to repeal it on November 5. A vote for Repeal in November is NOT a vote to repeal die Liquor Control Act now in effect. It is simply a vote to put an end to Constitutional Prohibition in Kentucky, and to replace it with a system by which each county, city, town or precinct may determine for itself whether or not alcoholic beverages may be sold therein. Find Out From Your Doctor if the "Pain" Remedy You Take is SAFE Don't Entrust Your Own or Your Family's Well-Being to Unknown Preparations.

Ifyoutvish to help conserve the life-time savings and investments of thousands of Kentucky people if you wish to keep a $100,000,000 industry for Kentucky BEFORE you take any preparation you don'tknow all about, for the relief of headaches; or the pains of rheumatism, neuritis or neuralgia, ask your doctor what he thinks about it in comparison with Genuine Bayer Aspirin. We say this because, before the discovery pf Bayer Aspirin, most so-called "pain" remedies were advised against by physicians as being bad for the stomach; or, often, for the heart. And the discovery of Bayer Aspirin largely changed medical practice. Countless thousands of peo FOR -REPEAL AGW REGULATION Price of Genuine Bayer Aspirin KENTUCKY REPEAL 6 REGULATION FRANCIS BUILDING LOUISVILLE LEAGUE Reduced to 1 1.