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fliije'ii come 'back and Wlim and A I Utould uoii bous take this Sure ff tJESlSu think of a better JA I to see fl it in the aaraae? UJaiTet? fl allthflother I 1 P1 pw re i 5rv uu: i oyn 1 3 A Jj I. 2M A 41 VouVea real pal.Clovia, letting us put this thing in uounoiwz 3 C3 HOLLYWOOD VISITOR By Wanda Hale MeetSrian and Judy1 practically nothing but long black stockings and TCrian Keith. Walt Disney's perennial tt star, said, "This is my second time in New York since the closing of "Mister Roberts" and am I glad I came back and brought Judy with me." Th hiir cnnri-lookiner actor. Disney's concep tion of the image of a wholesome, outdoor American ua huro five vnain aero to do a live tele- vision show and stayed with a friend whose apart ment was only lour blocks irom tne stuaio. jviaae 4 plumes their hair.

I thought, this looks pretty good. Ill follow them. They went to another set where "Red Garters" was being made. I was clwe behind. Inside, casing the joint, my eyes were suddenly glued on this beautiful girl in a ballerina costume.

This is for me, I said to myself. Can't let her get away. I introduced myself and in three weeks we were married. Judy and Brian stopped over in Washington as guests at the Senate dinner honoring the actors who participated in the television show honoring the late President Kennedy, "Profiles of Courage," in which Brian played the Senator from Missouri, Thomas Hart Benton. And did an excellent job.

Brian said, "As the invitation called for black tie, I took along my dinner jacket, Judy her most beautiful evening gown. Getting dressed I was nervous with the anticipation of meeting all those famous law makers, "We joined the group at the White House. Ethel Kennedy, obviously pregnant, was the hostess. That Ethel is quite a woman, so natural and charming. I started saying my thank-you speech when she Spoke up, 'You don't have to make a speech.

Just say thanks and we'll go along to the tunnel and ride to the And away we went in that little train. The dinner was held in the Senate dining-room. I'm sure you know that the Senate dining- 1 CONSIDER ESCORT'S FEELINGS and wallet. When she is on a date, the wise girl orders only what she can eat. Young men who have to watch finances insist that the girl who barely touches what she orders is more annoying than the girl who orders and appears to enjoy filet mignon.

(The average man is embarrassed by the girl who orders a medium priced dinner and then does not eat it.) Whether yon dine fashionably or simply in a restaurant or hotel, youll find good advice and practical tuggrstion Dining Out." To receive it, aend a tamped. Mlf-addreued envelop, to ELINOR AMES, THE NEWS, 221 E. 421 St. New York, N. T.

10017. room is primarily a luncheon place, big and spare, not anybody's conception of a room for a formal dinner party. This get-together was the most infor- mal, formal social function we ever attended, i i Intend to Adopt Son Judy and Brian, married since 1951, have a four-year-old daughter, Mimi, and intend to adopt a son, a boy at least three years older. "But," said FAMILY DOCTOR Tension Believed to Be One Cause of Halitosis By DR. T.

R. VAN DELLEN A Washington, D. physician believes halitosis frequently is caused by changres in the chemistry of saliva. To be more exact, tension causes stagnation of the oral Brian and Judy Keith a mistake," said Brian. "I appreciated my friend's hospitality and it was convenient.

But too convenient. In that little beat I covered twice daily nobody took notice of me, a discouraging state of affairs that gave me the impression that New Yorkers don't go to the movies any more." But this trip was different, a revelation and an ego builder, to the stage star turned movie star. He and his beautiful wife Judy put up at one of the swank Fifth Avenue hotels, did the town, gaily, together before, after and in-between Brian's interviews plugging his upcoming Disney film, "Those Calloway Beaming modestly, he said, "Everywhere we went I was recognized, at the theatre, nightclubs, on the streets by grownups, teeagers, doormen, cab drivers and in the little shops I went into. Cot hand cramps from signing autographs. Great morale builder." Ut Taylor Look-AHk Brian's wife, Judy, is a remarkable Elizabeth Taylor look-alike.

But the former ballerina has Judy, "we run into problems finding a boy of that age up for adoption, who can adapt to another family life. But we won't give up." The Keiths are animalarians, three dogs, five cats and horses, horses, horses. They breed thoroughbreds for sale, on the back lot at Disney Studios. 'Those Brian said, "is something like 'The but set in New England instead of Florida. Early part of the century, I think.

The drummers (traveling men) wear straw hats. I'm a rugged woodsmen whose dream it is to build a sanctuary for the flocks of wild geese that cross my sky. My opposition are men who would trade their heritage for a few pieces of silver. Vera Miles plays my wife, Brandon de Wilde, my son. Walter Brennan and Ed Wynn are featured.

It's a good, wholesome picture, due to open all over the country in early February." As we were leaving Hideaway, Brian complained of being tired. "Too much night life. Not used to it." I suggested that they could catch up on their sleep tonight, to which Judy retorted, "Indeed, we will not. We get here so seldom we can't time sleeping. We can do that when we get home." secretions and the dry pockets In the mouth become tiny odoriferous cesspools.

The remedy: Avoid dental hygiene Is high on the list. Dental cavities, pyorrhea, unclean teeth, and failure to brush away food particles are frequent possibilities. Infected sinuses and chronic nasal or lung infections are rec stress or use lozenges or gum at such times. Most of the saliva used for ra istening, mixing, and di-g i food comes from the Brother Juniper three large salivary glands on each aide of the jaw and mouth. ognized origins, and so are indigestion, smoking, and imbibing alcohol.

It is well known that certain gases in the intestine, and condiments such as garlic and onion, are absorbed by the blood and excreted into the lungs or glands in the mouth. BIG JOB J. G. writes: Would electrolysis be successful in a man with a heavy beard REPLY Yea, provided la "well heeled" These organs are stimulated by thought, sight, smell, and taste of food. THE MOUTH, tongue, and ton sils are studded with thousands of glands, somewhat analogous to tne sweat and oil glands of the the advantage of a long body, supple and graceful.

The Keiths are a perfect complement to each other. He is a blond six-footer built like a fullback and on the moody side, reticent one moment, garrulous the next. She is a tall, slim brunette, charming, outgoing and serene. Both have a wonderful sense of humor. Looking at Judy, his eyes twinkling, Brian said, "I'd never have met Judy if I had been thinking good, clean thoughts.

I was making a jungle picture at Paramount with Rhonda Fleming hope you didn't have the misfortune to see it and I was bored with the replica of a South American jungle set we were working on so I went outside to get a breath of fresh air. Two girls passed by wearing By GEORGE: Clean Sweep DEAR GEORGE: My problem is about the uncomplimentary things my husband refers to me as. He calls me the "old lady" and "the War Department" and even "the battle-ax." I know he thinks this is funny, but I don't. Do other women have this problem? BELITTLED DEAR BELITTLED: Yes, and they try different systems to make their husbands stop. Some women try being even more sweet and gentle than usual.

Others try to use their sense of humor and meet joke with joke. Personally, we prefer the system of a Mrs. R.L.C. Every time her husband said something like that she cracked him sharply across the shins with a broom handle and he's been calling her nothing but Sugar Plum for nine years. tM4 WWMtetf Feature Syndicate, Ine.V 1 skin.

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L. writes: How long does immunity to tetanus last after two injections, the second six weeks after the first? REPLY After the basic tetanus Injections, a booster is given within one year, then two years, and finally every three to four years. Dr. Vaa Dallas) 1 aaiwar ettiaaa surface is made up of many branching ducts. These glands produce a.

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