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Homan. Helen Martin. Winifred Matthew. Loui.ee Reynold. Marilyn Snyder, Doris Swab.

Joanne Tittle. Dorothy Jane Holland Jeanelte YoL Grade I. Thllip Coleman. Jarli HoeaticK. William Landi.

rt art Shiiman. AHm Smith lt io TiM'e. Dwvid Yotint. Cnie. 'i! Pilfam.

Ifeleo RafH. rHr' 'h Hhen. Flrenra SrhotL Mildrerl Smith, Joan Workman. HARRISBTJRG tZ2 TELEGRAPH1 DECEMBER 13, 1937 MONDAY EVENING 16 CLUBS ARE ORGANIZED Hobby Groups Formed in Edison Junior High School A number of hobby clubs have been organized at Edison Junior High School and have completed their rosters for the semester. These groups are composed of boys and girls who get a chance every Wednesday during the activity period to meet with others interested in the same hobby and thereby get enrichment in this phase of extracurricular activity.

The clubs with their members, are as follows: Sports Club, R. E. White adviser: Albert Acri, Richard Barbush. Louis Buc kel, William Buffington, Carlo DiNatale, Jack Ensminger, Robert Franklin, Alvin Garner, Robert Hartwick, Frank Van Kirk, Elbridge Knowlton, William Kurtz, George Lenker, Gusty Luciano. Kenneth Minnick, John Peace, Howard Perry, William Peters, Ordan Petroff, Lawrence Pittinger, Jack Renninger, William Rohr bach, Harry Rollin, Joseph Sauerwine, Theodore Scott.

Frederick Sharp, Guy Sherman, Clyde Siler, Walter Snipes. Charles Snyder. William Souder. John Spohn, James Welcomer, Jack Williams. Edward Henry, Marlin Eckels, Samuel Cooper, and Paul Boob.

Hi Club, Harry K. Balsbaugh, adviser; William Lewis, Ronald Stauffer, Roger Smith, Valentine Wilhelm, Arthur Hill, Edward Lank, Charles Meadows, Frank McCleary. Herbert Wertz. Edwin Emerick, Richard Fluss, Richard Herr, William Brady, Rocky Lusciano, John Shartle, Luther Shoop. Ray Spangler, Ellsworth Stover, Donald Wagner, Richard Warner, Richard Schmick, Robert Garretson, Charles Miller, Harold Albert, John Gibbs.

Carl Hocker, Joseph San sone. Albert Shickley, Robert Sides, Kenneth Beck. Robert Book, Robert Siler, Louis Stenheiser, Herbert Wolf, William DeHart, Emerson Beible, William Bingaman, Heister Culp, George Gain haw. Jack Miller. Hobart Remsburg, George Welsh, Robert Swank, Charles Wike, and Kussei nem.

Airplane Club, John M. Roth, adviser: Stanley Acker, Roger Allen. Howard Bain. Richard Bates. Richard Barrer, Joseph Berry, Robert Beckman, Jack Bitner, Lawrence Bortner.

Eugene Bretz, Dick Clark, Lawrence Cook, Jay Collins, Frank Cozzner, Gerald Cramer, George Dengler. Harry Drake, George Ehler, Robert Everhard, Charles Fell, George Geieer. Henry Geiger, jonn Grimes, Emmett Gross, Robert Heikes, Earl Heisler, Eugene Hench, John Hig gins, Howard Hill, Charles Hoover, James Keefer, Russell Keim, George La los. Melvin Ludwie. Walter Martin, Al len Matter, Richard Minnich.

Eugene Mitchell. Richard Neavline. Richard Nei der. Kenneth Paxton. Walter Rice, Wil liam Simpson, William Strange, John Snvder.

Theodore Seidler, William Sloane Gerald Smyser, Earl Shelto, Joseph To sheff, William Todd, Alfred Wagner, John Wolf, William Wasson, Earl Werner, David Warren and Elmer Zeiders. Electrical Club. E. G. Diffenbach, adviser: Arthur Potteiger.

Clarence Pittinger. Earl Spohn. Vance Eberts, Del mas Fissel. Edward Henry, illiam Porter, John Ross. George Thompson, Robert Seavers, Ernest Corty.

Harry Hor ton, Earl Wike. Herman Miller, Richard Berrier. Jack Smolizer, Robert Whitner, and Donald Grubb. Shipbuilding Club. J.

Edward Hiller, adviser: Robert Hetrick. Paul Brown, George Gardner. Donald Peiffer, Edward Fahnestock. Bernard Marcus, Lewis Robinson, George Benedict. Henry Schaf fer, William Davis, Arthur Stober, Harry Fitzwater.

William Roeting. John Clark. Robert DeBonis, Willis Blough, William Thomas and Paul Coftman. Archery First Aid. Miss Jacobina H.

Mayer, adviser: Billie Lee Botts, Betty Clark, Kathleen Davies. Barbara Duvall, Janice Eastman, Eleanore Fyfe, Barbara GrayblU, Jacqueline Harris, Phyline Lightner. Catherine Miller. Lillian Miller. Gladys Monismith.

Dorothy Moore. Betty Magan. Anna Peters. Virginia Schell. Jean Shearer.

Betty Stoeber. Winifred Smith. Dorothy Strack. Mary Vlrich, Eleanor Washburn, Joyce Weibley. Vir gina WHite, Stella Zorikoff.

June Rutter. First Aid Club. John T. McCilntock. adviser: John Henr.

Luther Heist, John Wolf. Thomas Forsythe. Peter Sultatos. Ralph Shader, John Fasick, Richard Bowman. Richard Lowe.

Samuel Creek, Lester Ebersole. Carl Piatt. Carl Brandt, Robert McKlveen. Harold Sheaffer. Jamea Anderson.

Richard Yates. William Mayo, Fred Royer. Samuel Feehrer. Norman Eberu. Richard O'Dea.

Samuel Hoover, Richard Knerr. Burton Wells. William Line. Robert Comp. John Patterson.

Robert Snell. John Ferber. Rus sell Jones. Frank Chubb, Kenneth Black and Robert Dwyer. lump Club Stamp Club.

Charles T. Wilson, ad viser: William Pouhon. William Hy man, John Wagner, Richard Reece. William Kelly, George Royer, Eddie Shade. Sylvester Furlow.

Charles Thompson. Paul Wllkins. Richard Klheffer. Ross Stickel, William Reed, Richard Krelger. George Morrison, Hugo Salatar.

Clyde Lees, Samuel Carettl, James MasMe, Dene Walters, Thomas Black, Kenneth Whit moyer, Robert Hoover. William Webb, Paul Engle. Richard Huller. Kenneth Kauffman. Kenneth Casaul.

John Haln, Monroe Morrison, Samuel Scharadtn, Du Bret Wolfe, and Harold Hunter. Linoleum Club. Miu Dorothy Myers, adviser: Rose Gatparl. Arlene Dunn, Joan Cree. Cont'ance Grimhaw.

Dorothy White. Glenna Townend. Grace Bomber aer. Mildred Rennard. Marjorie Volk.

Leroy Wtnand, Jacob Downey and James Cl. Poster Club. Miaa babel Rheln. adviser: Caroline Matter. Richard Brunner.

Adallne Seitt, Mart Rnhrer. Jamea Wtl nn. Thnma Hndaes. Richard t'nger. Dorothy Ore'by and Cttarle White.

Typewriting Cl'ib. t. G. Eiche'bcraer a4vter: Shlriey Barhera Keener. Claire Jnhnvn G'ona Hardlrg.

Eilett Hull. Elector Cherle. Ann Rnhinwm. William Kmy. Elrenmr Hill, Jane Barnes, IVwnthy Adatrt.

pe'iy Donlev. 'v P'mt Civ DmwMt. M'Ttt Pfentr Katrenn Alexander. Ce rite TTinTr Fee tUrdetl. rU Martare'ta jrk.

Vama Wtenbfr. Mildred Getter. RUnrhe Warren Bierrran. Richard Man ler. Carlton Thma rWmer.

Jetre Blond, Dona Mae Beck. Winifred Knffran and Jarre Wilsnn. Typewntlrt. Park Orth. adviser: Katharine Schubketel.

Rmw Dtenno. tluaheth Vlrtch. Atnere Peiffer. Jean fteaehrHt. Far Dunkle.

Janet Fin ley. Harel Kuebler. Kathertne Mann. Gladys (5 Stees, Frances Gullage. Jennie Colbert.

Mae Lichty. Eva Passert. Louise Mach amer. Betty Little. Evelyn Sheriff, Betty Heist.

Mary Camber. Charlotte Shuey. Dorothy Hoch. Ella Pike. Sara McMan uels.

Cecelia Robinson and Charles Knerr. Boys Cooking Club, C. F. Makibbin, adviser: Harry Oves. Goeffrey.

Shaffer. George Slough. Bernard Shaffer. Paul GottschalL Edward Zimmerman. Herbert Grundon.

William Johnson, John Bruner. Charles Carl. James Moyer. Donald Cole, Raymond Hall and Franklin Glass. Junior Humane Club.

Miss Leona Switzer. adviser: Miriam Schneider, Muriel Kline. Eileen Dubel. Helen Bishop, Geraldine Morrett. Beverly Steele.

Vir ginia Everhard. Winona Curry. Nettie Schubert. Mildred Sebelist. Shirley Taylor.

Kenneth Barbusb. John Schlom. Robert Schaffner, Edward Baker. George Robbins. Glenn Houch, Mary Harr.

Mary Goetz. Doris Moul. Betty Frank, Marian Jacobs. Donald Geary. Robert Stevens.

Donald Smith, Avis Brandt ana aexxy Killinger. Junior Humane Club. Miss Jennie Lutz, adviser: Norma Challenger, Rach ael Workman, Marjorie Vandergrift. Mary Ebner. Jean Strawinski.

Jacqueline Benedum. Betty Brown, isaoeu nociter, Phyllis Hastedt, Dorthea Schultz. Constance Hopper. Mary Bannan, Dorothy Krkvnrnde. Catherine Nauss.

Florence Kibe. Doris Moore. Esther Witmer. Doris Kreiger, Nancy Harner. Alice Bowers, Nelson Higley.

Douglas Ensminger, War ren Wood, Charles Smitn ana tiarence Hummel. Junior Humane Club. Miss Ethel M. Buffington, adviser: Robert Beam, Ma falda Scott. Ruth Reynolds, orace deck.

Gale Horstick. Jane Roeting. William Ewell. Doris Pnar. Mayda Gross.

Victoria Wheeler, Beverly Kemp. Clarence Powell, Beatrice Palmer, Gertrude Stover, Ann Braxton. Julia Dawson, Mary Jane Lewis, Jennie Mae Bucher, Betty Cox, Mary Kent, Mary BierDower. Ariene Bahner, Mary Fry, Betty Keim, Mary Dean, Tov Making Club. Miss Bessie March, adviser: Patsy Murtorf, Elinor Mcintosh, Doris Goudy, Beatrice Johnson.

Violet Garman, Nancy Foreman, Margaret Conrad. Helen McCreary, Dorothy Charles Bettv Chronirter. Elma Shaffer, June Ralph, Virgli: Nelson, Dorothy Phil lips, Kathryn E. May ueimier, lee Monts. ibara Coslow, Mary Cupp, Anna Sullivan, Sara Slentz.

Kathleen Stark, Evelyn Pace, Phillis Breon and Edth Helman. Indoor Games and Entertainment Club, Miss Marie G. Smith, adviser: Helen McElhaney, Sara Shipley, Frances Boone, Peggy Mayer, Margaret Snipes, Mary Louise Jamison, Alice King. Joye Rasher, Esther Linele. Dorothy Shetron, Peggy Ray, Miriam Hartsock, Charlotte Ho aan.

Marion Hoffman, Jean niumma Katharine Kulp, Doris Shickley, Jean Beshore. Dorothy Sheetz, Nancy Wick wire. Shirley Naugle. Elizabeth Richards, Christine Weaver. Barbara Halfpenny, Virginia St.

Clair, Virginia Walter and Dons Aikens. Art Metal Club, Charles Shaeffer, ad viser: Theodore Muth. Gene Chrismer, Robert Granoff, Donald Coleman. Ken neth Wolf. Tony Farrer.

Ray Fisher, Arlington Lenker and William Henninger, French Club, Miss Mildred Burne. aa viser: Betty Miller, Diana Heagy. Gayle Miller. Janet Yowler, Edna Baadon, Elizabeth Drouet. Audrey Breach, Mary Stauffer.

Betty Ulnch, Roberta Shultz William Davis. Robert Umberger, Jack Mickle. Dorothy Cieri, Catherine Wolf, and William Place. Home Economics Club, Miss S. Loreine Heagy, adviser: Ruth Brandt, Betty Wilson, Madelyn Mackey, Doris Klem mer.

Eugenia Maynard. Jean Cohill Annamae Kauderman, Jean Walt, Margaret Smith, Margaret Mumma, Phyllis Reigle. Ann Kline, Barbara Lutz, lian Haas, Doris Jean Blessing, Mary Champ, Anna Mesaros, Jane Adams, Madelyn Kling. Anne Strunge. Sara Renecker.

Dorothy Lehr, Jean Baldwin, Idella Oxley, Evelyn Reigle, Mary Smith, and Betty Jane Rheinhold. Checkers and Puzzles Club, Miss Sue Sparrow, adviser: Richard Priar, Nofie Catalono, Edward Luckenbaugh, Lee Leidich, John Shellenbarger. Robert Meadows, William Taylor, Andrew He' berle. Michael Mentzer, Harry Lenker, Carroll Sanders, Glenn Bashore, William Bachman, Leslie Hollinger, Harry Weis brod. Walter Sherk, Richard Snyder, WU lis Merrill, Richard Englehard.

Serell Wagner, Douglas Speck, Kenneth wu liams. Harry Dwyer. Paul PTescott, Frank Pagano. Harold Follett, George Lees. Cyrus Bender, Bernard Peace, Rob ert Roth.

William Beard, Robert Grun don, Fritz Mayer, Harry Schnader, Lewis Snyder, Donald Lau, Robert Mtcneti, James Rave. Charles Randolph, Robert Wilders. Koche Atzeff, Walter Welt. Jack Look. Lester Hoch, James Rellly and Russell Zimmerman.

Knitting Club, Miss Mary Schwartz, adviser: Marian Alleman, Margaretta Armstrong. Geraldine Arnold, Joyce Brassier, Verna Cassatt, Barbara Gray bill, Lois Henson, Helen Hoppeck, Grace Jams. Marjorie Kirk. Madelon Kling Dorothy Kyle. Marjorie Lansing.

Betty Lehman. Marianne Lowry. Doris Mat thews, Betty McKlnney, Elaine Miller, Bett Oliphant. Dorothy Rife, Virginia Savidge. Geraldine Schreadley.

Pauline Scott. June Shuler. Catherine Sham Much. Jean Sloane. Peggy Sloane, Mary Stokes, Josephine Straley.

Jean Web ster. Anna Mae Wike and Marian wolfe. Handwriting Club. Miss F. babel La kin.

adviser: Kathryn Arnold. Cora Benner. Miriam Berry, Larnaleanne Bo land, winetta Bolen. Charlotte Bond, Doris Eisenbercer, Lois Fritz, Marian Helman, Barbara King. Jean Kitchen McEnany.

Marie Mitchell. Florence Noggle. Elizabeth Ogelsby. Helen Peters, Nellie Plack. Elaine Porter.

Elaine Re ber, Betty Rennard. Natalie Roberts, Zona Sherman. Virginia Sherill, Ma Snoddy, Bernlct Stouffer, Doris Stnn ger, Margie Waters. Betty Werner. Ruby Wilson.

Lawrence Adams. William Bressler, Park Cook. Ira Dunkl. Wal ter Dunkl. Albert Greenberg.

Willard Lyter, John McKlnne. William t'lrlch. Bernard Sloane. and Robert Thomas. Drafting Club.

Albert F. McGann. ad vlser: William Reed. Donald Ruther ford. Albert Rung.

Lynn Curry. George Ludlow. James Martin. Ralph Shoemaker, Daniel Peters. Edward Miller.

Craig Schwartz. Ralph Wolf. John Paxton, Richard Btott. and George Shickley. Printing Club.

Park L. Zellen. ad viser: Georg Arnold. Merrill Dyer. Da vid Hawke.

Robert Heckert. Edward Jnhnxwi. Warren Kepner. Harold Klin. John Laverty.

Lonn'e Pry or. Paul Rahn Clarence Shalfer, Frank Sheeley, and Bernard stein. Junior P1 Cross Servlr CI 10. Miss Iva C. Weirick.

advuer: Dnrothva fWit. Peggy imliMfi, Arlene Parkin. fr g'r, Ortirlev BriMmiham, Hmr lev Catherm Winl t'ed HarriMW. Vivian Gloria Phtl'i Ar, tm Baiier. Dnns Bo.

Margaretta Crk. JoAnn Metzger. Dorothy Nicely. Kathryn Peter. Lucille Portrlin.

Louis Scuteva. Dnrothv Stone. Betty Tontney. Louts Weibiey and Marion Zimmerman. Junior Red Croat Council.

Mia Laura t. Carman, advlier: Lout Shuev, Mary Stauffer. Geraldine Fiskertnan. Mildred Hower. Marian Erkard.

Lois WhUacre. Cathwtn RuMeU. Adalme 1I1Z. Helen Fliher, Janet Holttman, Pat Martirron. Kathryn KiMinger.

Hla Straining. bTiard Sm. Helen Pen ton. Inor Smttn. tVttr Vlnrh.

Mlldr4 rlit. Mary Duncan. IWttT M'K. Martin hafff. Uil DaviM.

Helen Peter. Murtel KraviU. Marian Wolf. Verna CaMatl. Margaret Andron.

tit AfWtttrnnt. Mary Hum, timno Hover. Mat Cupp Richo'd krager. favjlln Maaet. Beatrtc Hy.

Nancy Wirkwlr. Luther Hl. Sar Catherine telman. Rooert Coa. fwtty Jane Shearer.

Fare Harden. Grti4 tirer. Jfwerhin Nttira. wit t)im W. Jmtwt NauM.

Dnroiny Nltkey. and Jan Oman. Atrteultwr Cl'ib. rnl. ad, tter; lnn Knerr.

Paul Knoa. rtohert tt4 Laman. Arman. Ml ytnr Hnvt Morrt rn ii'e. Charte S'tk.

lerl 0ri Jame WiHnn. fl JarSi Wmiwr Otrls Wndranirg CImb. F4at4 HlltW, Wrtt; G'Mtdy mlxnttn. Ci. rfanrte PHjtl.

M' Camen. rt eiey. fwn KM. tstf Weltief. Hy frtianrrt Mart AMie ger.

pana A 'dinger, Sutann Bt enl Mare aer. Art K. OKfCliatK aTtt ttr Carter. William Dr. C4rard rnrvenrk.

Jm I H. Wlt osonn Mara. P1 6nbr, im ft Mae Prr tl ih. Crr Hh nvaaer. 4vwr: Harr rintrtn.

Ufxay De. Dnnawi stxte Ja" ttmtt. 0 en KwhaH Pa It. I r4 An4r Haryig. ir rrfi.

Laurel Antrmry, Jm. rn Lwt Oar. Fran Ortn. Iwithl trr Fennia, 0r)M Waiter rer. Mr en Hmi r.

Lwi4a Oraninn. Victnr 'Mfe. Mih Fili nwte Pitl fWia ri'Sp Rar. Jean tt vm4 CXrcre He Myi Mai fmtV pm pf't'mf it Pttl M.aairn f4. a Ckt4, Man jek and t'Jtat K.

Honored sea JOHN GONGLOFF John Gongloff, Harrisburg, R. D. 1, a senior at Lebanon Valley CoL lege, Annville, was elected presi' dent of the Kalozetean Literary Society for a one year term at a recent meeting of the campus or ganization. Mr. Gongloff, a graduate of Swatara High School, is a student in the liberal arts college and will be graduated in 1938 with a bachelor of science degree in eco nomics.

In addition to his ad ministrative duties in the Kalozetean Literary Society, he has been active in the Wig and Buckle Club and inter class athletics. He is also president of the Commerce Club and is a member the Men's Senate and the college band. Mr, Gongloff is enrolled in the busi ness administration course at the Annville institution. PAXTANG HONOR STUDENTS NAMED Honor students in the Paxtang schools were announced by Harry G. Slothower, supervising princi pal They are: Honor roll for second report period distinguished: Grade 7, Ethel Homan, Jacqueline Thomp kins.

Grade 5, Richard Meloy. Ira Romberger, Charles Harding, Jacqueline Landis. Grade 4, Betty Jo Stevens, Barbara Harner, Sid' ney Ann Garverich, Phyllis Tit tie, Mary Lou Leusch, Nancy Romberger, Donald Olewine Grade 3, Carolyn Bauer, Barbara Bair, Julianne Tyson, Lois Ann Young. Honors Grade 8, Dorothy Re ben, Joan worwman. Grade 1 Nora Mae Goodman, Joanne Tit tie, Louise Reynolds, Charles Beatty, Marilyn Snyder.

Grade 6, Rogen Coleman, Roberta Boltz Carolyn Thomas. Grade Georgea Culp. Barton Gephart, John Pickel, Shirley Swab. Grade 4, Harriet Scharadin. Clifford Walton, James Gorman.

Grade 3, Jean Crane, Mildred Crone. Charles Ellenberger. Perfect attendance lot the month of November. Grade 1, James Bisset, John Buyer, Donald Charles, Paul Crook, Ronald Daugherty, Robert Michel, Donald Morrison, Terry Gilligan, Mary Grady, Patsy Kelly, Barbara Kitchen, Ann Miller, Karen Norman, Caroline Rutherford, Julie Dietrich. Grade 2, Edward Donald.

Billy Eichelberger, Kenneth Frames, Benjamin Frey, Brooke Fulford, Henry Harner, Richard Hoover, James Middaugh, Robert Step pacher, Ronald Waidlich, Franklin Wurster, Karen Schott, Miriam Wallower, Diane Yazawich, Lois Yost Grade 3, George Charles, Charles Ellenberger, Frank Forsyth, Robert Gephart. Horace Kintzer. Rob ert Kitchen. David Miller, George Pilgram, Charles Smith, Holden Thomas. Barbara Bair, Nancy Boyd, Mildred Crone, Betty Rine hart, Eleanor Rutherford, Lois Ann Young.

Grade 4. Donald Allison, Terry Buraw, William Croue. Robert Flowers, Leon Finger. James1 Gorman, George MacDonald, Donald Olewine, Glenn ShepW, Clifford Walton, Robert Young.1 Herbert Swank. William Arkw Mary Ann Backenstoss, Jacqueline Frames, Sidney Ann Garverich Barbara Harner, Mary Lou Leusch.

Mary Lou Miller, Nancy Romberger, Mary Ann Seal, Harriet Scharadin, Betty Jo Stevens, Phyllis Tittle, Lois Waidlich. Mary Ann Yost. Grade S. Barbara Blough, Nancy Fair. Eleanor Flelsher.

Marjorie Fonyth, Jacqueline Lan di. Jane Martin. Shirley Morrl I on. VlrRinia Steiaer, Shirley' t.rl rVirttin I wnvn "'til, I 111 I 'I I Jf hart. Charles Harrlinf.

Milton Hocker. Richard Meloy, Billy Miller, Wayne Neldlinier, James NeUon. John Ticket, Harry Rhrtadng, Ira Romberger. Grde fl. Roer Coleman.

Earl Craif Dausherty. Jack Finley, Taul Flower. Richard lltok. Robert Kinter. Mthon MacDonaM.

William Martin. John Urich. Carolyn Thoma, Moltie Ann Warfel. Grade Ralph Alrtanrler. Robert AlettAnder.

Charl ffeatt Frank Belty. John Feinour. Allen GaulU George Gault, Dnnaki Keene. Robert Landu. rMn Sway.

Nor a Mae Goodman, Ethel Hollywood Sights And Sounds By Robbin Coons Hollywood. A year ago Patsy Kelly remarked that she didnt know what a comedienne like herself would do if all the glamor girls took up raw comedy. Now she knows: In "Merrily We Live" Patsy's playing practically straight to the comedy of Brian Aherne and Constance" Bennett. But don't worry about Patsy I'll believe the "straight" stuff when it's on the green. Eddie Cantors next 25 years may be the hardest Watched him rehearse his radio show and he was bounding between the audience seats and the stage and the control room like Glenn Morris taking a workout.

Said Eddie, between mouthfuls of hasty sandwich and milk: "Sometimes I wish the old Gus Edwards days were back. Then everything was ready for us scenery, props, lines, lights, everything. All we did was show up. Lucille Passes One Shops are featuring those little skull caps Deanna Durbin wore in her last picture and wears, usu ally, in real life. They sell for six bits, Jane Withers' autographs aren't Jane's unless they include a little scratch portrait labeled "me." Dancer Bill Robinson looks hap piest at his work of anybody out here and he admits to 61 years, looking the minus side of 40! Smarter than she looks girl: Lucille Ball.

After "Stage Door" Producer Pan Berman offered her a choice spot in "Hav ing Wonderful Time." She read it, decided she wasn't ready for it, and said so. They'veJ written in a lesser role for Lucille, eneaeed Peegy Conklin for the other. Break For Girl Fans Alan Curtis, Joan Crawford's weakling husband in "Manne quin," chose cab driving in Chicago as his first business venture. Uniform cost him $35 and a month later he hadn't regained his orig inal investment He has sold Florida real estate, worked in the New York Stock Exchange, collected bills, posed for ads, spent a year in Hollywood under contract without making a picture. Metro is enthusiastic and the girl fans should be: Curtis is young, good looking, unmarried.

A blondined chorine on the "Re becca of Sunnybrook Farm" farmyard set was gushing at all the domestic animals. "Lookie!" she cried girlishly to a companion, "a rooster!" "Yeah," yawned the other. "This is a farm you remember." FIREMEN ELECT Shephcrdstown, W. Va Dec. 13.

J. H. Crow was named president of the Shepherdstown Fire Department at the annual meeting. The Rev. J.

C. B. BcLaughlin, Presbyterian pastor, was named vice president; Albert Nelson secretary; Herbery Rogers, treas urer; and Waldron chief. ClR. KQNKIN.

WILL rVRJcJHT IMMEDIATE SUPERIOR IN THE FIRM OP L.M.BROWN WlNMfE TRAP THE CROOK FOR WHOSE THEFTS WILL WAS BLAMED fp HUNCH SEEMS OH IPO TELL ID HAVE BEEN 3 MEIVHAT SMILIN' JACK Desperately, jxck 1 Ran for euxxsoe'9 PLANE PUT SLITZ him NANCY PAGE Michael Never Knows ABOUT CHRISTMAS By Flerenee La Ganke Michael was getting close to the two month mark. He had been born on October 19, and here it was December 14. Most of the time he was kept up in his room or out on the porch in his pram or baby buggy. But he was beginning to notice lights and movement and sounds so Nancy brought him downstairs "Michael is watching you, Susan." for a little while in the afternoon. They sat in front of the fire while she cuddled him and smiled down at him.

On the whole he was a good baby. He had had only a little colic. After he had finished nurs ing Nancy used to lift him up so LIFE'S LIKE THAT WU VliA TERRY AND THE PIRATES CMSPOAIKiN co.n, JJPAS TO lTUVVPATfi TfCCV, tJXMk I ANP i BVT THfY FOSCff ik INTO WHAT AtP AM TO A OCT that he pressed against her shoul der. Usually he gave a sort of "burp" and then was quite content to lie passive or to kick and coo. Nancy and Peter were both careful to keep him from looking up into bright lights.

They knew that the brilliance fascinated the baby. But they also knew what strange things concentrated look ing at a bright light did to their older and better focused eyes. Nancy saw one mother who took her infant for an airing in a good looking buggy. Up above his head she had fastened a gayly colored rattle which bobbed around and about as the carriage was wheeled. The baby tried to follow the mo tion with his eyes and strained back and forth.

Nancy didn't think that was good for the baby, either. She may have been extra fussy, but she was rewarded by not hav ing a whining or fussy child. She knew that many of the holiday callers would want to see Mich ael. That meant she would need to be extra firm and say that he was sleeping or resting and could not be brought downstairs. Peo pie with colds, people who have been exposed to disease are just as apt as well people to make a fuss over a baby, breathe down into its face, chuck it under the chin, kiss it full on the mouth, That was not to be done with Michael and the only way to avoid it was to keep him away from callers.

No loud talking, no shak ing up and down, dandling on a knee for Michael if she could help it. And Peter knowing her of old was betting on Nancy. He believed in preventive measures, too, but by Fred Neher Jf' "I made him give them to me on the spot He wasn't givln me the run around like last WINNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER K'ELL. AFTER EVERrONE HAP LEFT THE RcTUKNcP! 07. OPPWFD TUP CAFE WHERE THE Ys? BOOKS ARE KEPT JWM Thckc aONci Goneit htlhot 'firx it GOOP WORK 5UTZ NOW, JACK, MY CLtvtK POU0LE 5LIT WILL.

pkanv a peserter: TIE HIM MS MAP ON A SWALLOW WATER PiVIHd HELMS THIS TMS PlVINA COVPARTMCNT AP Mfi jwsr walk rcM mi si CHAJR TM OUT OMT Twf oct AS FLOOR he did like to tease her on occa The site of Cincinnati was the sion about her strictness. center of an ancient mound build PlPrtXJ RETORT IT TO MR. BEDWN THIS MORNING Nancy has a leaflet on layettes.) ers' civilization. Send a stamnMl c1f.arf1rcuil envelop for your copy. Write Nancy Page, care of this paper.

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