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MITT II OP SI pit in I I II I II try -If 1 doctor fiAWBFU fitte. rtJAMiMWmj i I mmmWl 4. Tr Y. CT. l-i 00 Pi 02 Ed CJ fg PARENTS 5 4 AMD QflRECT fx ri CHILDREN 1 VLlLU MJI nterior Decoration May Please You, but Tmm Baby May Disapprove I 5 L' By GLADYS BEVANS.

DANTON WALKEU Cubam fount Aifes Have you a Don't-Chair in your home? And a Don't-Sofa? Hroadway hears that Italy's No. 1 Black-shirt (II Musso) ha? been doing a huire deposit business with a bank in Lisbon, Portugal, just For a number of years we had a lovely old sofa and a big chair in rase that Vichy's Ambassador, Henry Haye, will be recalled if that always wore slip covers at I.aval is permanently out of ofhce, since he was a close personal Iriend the deposed Vice 1'remier that the Guggenheims have retained as financial adviser Louis Sampter Levy, the attorney involved in the Judge tractive, but still slip covers, and what we wanted on them was apple green velveteen. But we didn't (Answers to correspondents are on p. 62) Mannerisms! Do you play with watch or key chain or constantly toy with your ring? Such mannerisms spoil one's personality and show a lack of social poise. anion mess that Dorothy Thompson was dissuaded trom penning an indictment of "The Great Dictator," similar to her blast at the Disney film that Dick Knight will be stood on his ear by the American Bar Association for his vitriolic written attacks on the legal profession, now before the Grievance Committee of the York County Lawyers Association that WOIS is trying to work out a Mr.

and Mrs. pro want to make them into a Don't Chair and a Don't-Sofa. Thev're covered now and are taking their gram for the Jimmy Walkers that the D. office is going after iuck; we torgot that we'd still have very young visitors, not. to mentinn Kitty and Scottie.

As I try to brush the dirt nflf the back of a favorite old red chair left by the pup where he rests his paws when he watches for sauirrels Roosevelt Gives out of the window, I wonder if you, who love charming interiors, have just had your pet chair done in a perishable-colored velveteen. If so. nd you have a baby, I'm sure Airlines Trophy Washington, D. Dec. 17 (U.R).

you re sorry. But i ou re not the only one that's garage owners who sell private cars on wnicn storage is aue, wunoui proper notification to owners. The Jimmy Durantes have kissed and made up, for the Christmas lioli.la.vs. at least. Kex Tugwell, head of the City Planning Commission, admits that even he has a time finding his way around in the new Sixth Avenue Subway.

Newsday, the Hempstead tab, has invited Tommy Manville to byline a piece called "Does Money Make for Unhap-piness?" Lester O'Keefe will tour the Army camps with shows made up of radio stars. Insiders hint that the sole topic of conversation between F. D. R. and the Duke on the high seas was the proposed Uritish loan but deny any proposal that we hold the Duke and Duchess for ransom, in lieu of collateral.

Marvin Schenck, head of the Loew's theatre chain booking office, has been appointed manager of eastern talent department. There's talk (again) of Ed Jr'lynii's resignation as National Chairman of the Democratic Party soon after President Koosevelt's Third Term inauguration and the Latin colony hears that Cuba's Ambassador Fraga resigned because of his inability to swing that $50,000,000 loan. Kalherine Anne Porter, the novelist, and her husband, Albert Crskine have reached the crossroads. The Ducky I'onds (Yale's football coach) expect an heir and the Kill (Hors D'Ouevres) Khodes have got one. Mrs.

Dwight Morrow is the fourth wealthy widow in as many weeks to become "affianced" via gossip columns to the 72-vear-old illiam Lyon Phelps. First thing you know, they'll sorry the baby is. too that vou President' Roosevelt today pre decided to cover that big, low, up- Foundation for Medical Research and Education and Capt. Harry C. Armstrong of the Army Medical Corps, Wright Field.

O. (Picture on page 38) Lord 8c Thomas To Pay Yule Bonus A Christmas bonus of half a month's salary will be paid by Lord Thomas. advertising-agency, of 247 Park to all employes earning less than $5,000 a year, Edward Lasker, first vice president and general manager, announced yesterday. F'Mrjc'vtttn rhildrrM woulil oy. Wrile phone Sully Jojr llrimn, 4hr lit K.

42nI V. V. f. noistereu cnair in-velveteen. The baby little thouch he is has decided tastes in interior deco sented the Collier Trophy for achievement in aviation to the nation's commercial airlines "for their high record of safety in air travel." Special recognition was given to ration, i ou wouldn't exnect to find such discrimination in one so young! He much preferred the mellow old chintz slip cover that could go in me wash when it got too grimy.

But since the velveteen cover's three doctors who developed an oxygen mask to prevent "pilot error" in high altitudes. They were been on he's lost interest in the chair. It's a DON'T-CHAIR now. Drs. Walter Boothby and William Randolph Lovelace 2d of the Mayo HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS Herbert Jacoby presents A DUtt I MOMMT 1 HOPE EMERSON NORBERT FACONI MOftlEY 6EAHH4RT at Mm PUNS HIW OILCANS 9UINTITTI Of what use is a chair that you can't grab when you've just been playing with the fire tongs, or that kitty's claws will spoil? He'd like to tell his mother bis opinions on interior decoration, but he can't talk very well as yet.

If he could he'd say, "Please don't cover all the chairs with silks or velvets or delicate things that soil or tear. Don't use that beautiful shawl with a long lovely fringe on the table, and then put a fine old vase on it and a pair of crystal candlesticks; I might lose my balance and grab at the shawl to in OPEN SUNDAYS Tt UPPfR CLUB 51 WEST musm si cwb CT FifhfiVERtisV85T.1 mi "AJ" niii irrri rr-rrnrTTi iifniiirrnriii-iiiinnBi-iiiiiiiiicTiTiiri save myself. "And don't leave your new I stationery just -where I can reach I it when I want to draw a picture of a cow. Make it as easy for 2.1.-I W. 81.

M. 7-1 BANQUETS nave Prof. Phelps engaged to Phyllis Brooks. Charles Hubbard, Dorothy Speare's handsome husband, and an author in his own right, is Bow an ol liter in the aviation service, and may be sent to Greenland, which he knows from his private explorations. The Catherine Spathman HelUig, who recently eloped with Henri Bendel, is the widow I a former editorial writer on a local tab, whose pen name was Edward Orleans.

Add Pictures No Artist Could Paint Kear Admiral Leahy, L'. envoy to Vichy, having a time for himself at the Rainbow Koom. Cap. Hugo D'Annunzio, son of the Italian poet-general, seated opposite William Patrick Hitler, nephew of Der Fuehrer, at the Algonquin Supper Club. Gov.

and Mrs. James Cox entertaining the Axel enner-Grens at the Miami Beach Nut Club. The ASCAP-BMI lawyers have been deadlocked in a secret confer-nce ever since Sunday. Luna Park, Coney Island, has been taken ver by a new syndicate, which will offer World's Fair attractions, a huge outdoor water show, the largest ballroom in the world, come Summer. Bill Miller, the booking agent, swung the half million dollai deal.

The Union Club, oldest organization of its Kind in the U. held open house for ladies (the second time in 104 years) the same week the A. W. A. (American Women's Association) decided to change its name to the Henry Hudson Hotel.

The same week Bradshaw Ciandall, the artist, came out of the hospital, he lost his grandmother, and his daughter was operated on for appendicitis. The Stork Club will sponsor a new line of cosmetics, so if you can't get into Mr Billingsley's bar you can at least smell like it. The Stoik-'s elegant new Cub Room will open, unostentatiously, just before Christmas. Norma Shearer is again headed East for a dental operation. Carmen is headed East for a Shubert show.

William Haines is headed for a screen comeback, if he can persuade Will Hays to okay it. The same week the local restaurant world lost Manny Wolf, one of its favorite figures. Kuby Foo's husband, king Foo. dropped dead in Boston. In the true spirit of Christmas, Club 18 is allowing Leon and Eddie's to borrow one of its top comics, Jackie Gleason.

Stanley McGinnis will he host to British child refugees Dec. 23, for their first American Christmas, with Martha Rave appearing as the world's first feminine Santa Claus. Mrs. I. J.

Fox' annual Christmas party lor the needy kids will take place Dec. 23 at Loew's Ziegfeld Theatre (51th St. and Sixth Life magazine is doing a picture layout the hostesses who'll entertain your soldier boys in camp and Look magazine, in this week's issue, shows how silly men ran look in a kitchen. Pia Hotel LAKIiKST HAMtlET ROOMS IN N. V.

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I.lineh limner in inr DIAMOND JIM'S uyest Biaht wt. Miteltell ScMinera me as you can until I old enough to understand which things I can have and which things I can't. Don't have tippy things and spilly things around, and pointed scissors or other dangerous articles where I can reach them. I will learn, but not all at once. "And I'd like to -play without having you get impatient with me all the time, and take things out of my hands.

I'd like a house that was planned for me to live in comfortably, as well as for all the grownups in the family. This is my home) too, but I don't have a very good time in it." Yor o.o Your Young Child is a cortpriheniire booklet of interest to parent and Send started, aldressed envelope for it. Aoch-es Mrs. Gladys Bevans. The a a II I HOT w.i.

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