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4 The Terre Haute Tribune. Friday, December 11, 1953. The Terre Haute Tribune AND GAZETTE. Daily csMpt tb. Gaccttc In IUI; T.rr* Tribune, established hi IBM.

CALL THE TRiBt NE If in receive ynnr eep? nf Tbn Tribune by p. call than 7 p. and a enp? will bn Mat ynn by special metse Call iaaday bnfnrn II a consumption of food is cut further, people are in a bad way indeed. The fact that food is actually being taken from China to feed Russia and her satellites must make the situation even more difficult for the hungry people to bear. The promises the Commu- SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R.

J. SCOn HOROSCOPE Aftpr 8:30 a Sunday and holidaya ini aftnr a. 3 nr met dava nists made wlien they came to the private exchanpn la closed thn calis am as follows: Office and Circulation lord 13.34 Editor 1332 Cnm posing Room Crawford 1338 Editorial Department 1331 BY MAIL. FIRST ZONE Evening and Sunday, year .812.30 Evening only, one scar 5 00 Evening only, six mourns 2 75 Evening only, three months 1.30 OTHER THAN RURAL ROUTES AND OUTSIDE FIRST ZONE Sunday only one year 1 7 SO Evening and Sunday, ona year ..20 50 Evening only, one year 13 00 Evening only, aix months 8 50 Entered as second t- class matter January 3 1. 1903.

at the post office at Terre Haute under thn act ot Congress of March 2 1879 AU unsolicited titters and pictures sent to The Tribune are sent at owner rub and The Tribune Company reuudi- any liability ot re for their custody or power of a plentiful supply of food must sound hollow to those who once accepted them at face value. As in other parts of the world the Chinese have discovered that those who ask men to trade freedom for food usually do not deliver the food The Chinese are a patient people but the most patient people have a breaking point. There have been outbreaks of revolt in the Communist satellites in Europe. Will similar uprisings occur in China? 11 tfjp1' Sik waves ari never, seeht- ditty ARE SUBSURFACE waves REACN A NEK5NT of 300 nil- urface waves never EXCEED 100 in mei INDEBMINING Tribune Platform criticize unless yoo know what you are talking about. spread idle gossip.

lose faith in America. run down your government. spread rumors. A LIGHT BREAKS. Governor Craig a few days ago that the best Christmas gift for the people of Indiana would be an immediate and recognizable reduction in taxes, especially on homes in the lower brackets.

The governor is so. so right. Today, he indicated that he has plans for making his dream come true. He has associated with him in the enterprise Manion. an expert on law.

and who has been teaching sound economics in Indiana for lo these many years. services have been frequently used by state officials when new paths were pondered in the tortuous pattern of state government. A 12-member committee to advance home rule by local government units in Indiana is being set up. The committee, paralleling the national committee headed by Dr. Clarence E.

Manion. was appointed by Gov. Craig to prepare legislation for the General Assembly. It will work on to reduce operational expenses of state government by eliminating nonessential functions and to restore more authority to local units. Governor Craig can do his party some good if the session becomes an outstanding milestone in the return of normalcy and shows results in the easing up of the Hoosier tax burden.

We do not have to be as drastic as Harrison county, Ohio, which in a few words has threatened to secede from the republic if the taxpayers are compelled in the future to match federal funds for various which have become, in these recent years, tacked on to the individual tax bill. They claim that the return to the counties in some of the processes is trivial as compared to the burden imposed in the individual tax hill. There is a moral in all of this, and any state official who has a genuine influence in thus responding to public opinion will have the gratitude of Hoosier taxpayers. and doubtless get some appreciation from taxpayers everywhere. There is talk in congressional circles that Under Secretary of State Walter Bedell Smith will resign next year because of ill health.

President Eisenhower is known to be highly pleased with the work of the former head of the Central Intelligence Agency and to and con-idered likely that he will ask Smith to stay on the job. He may even ask Smith to take a prolonged and return to his -job when he feels up to it. Incidentally, Smith is known to be one of the principal foes in the State Department of Wiscon- i junior senator. Joseph R. 1 McCarthy.

McCarthy, said these same congressional sources, will also be most pleased if diplomat John P. Davies. is forced to they predict will happen. Smith, of course, is known to have supported Davies when he was under fire by congressional critics. SCUApy RAILROAD AlitfRlA ASCENDS 'To TNe NiqNEST peak of he mountains- 9735 feeT.

Wtw IS USED To prevent -T ne darken of PEACHES WNfN TN ARE FROZEN OR CANNED A scorbic acid FENCE A DEFENSE; Bulwark FENCE SELF-DEFENSE BY dHL SW0R.D i AND OF FENCING SKILL IR DEBASE AND REPARTEE. FENCE AS £HCLOSURE. FENCE A OF STOLEN GOODS 9 5 lung Fntwn Syndicate, I World rwerved TERRE HAUTE FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY PROGRESS TOWARD UNION. The lower house of the Belgian parliament has ratified the treaty setting up a European army. While the Senate has not yet acted, its approval is thought certain.

This "ill probably speed up approval by the Dutch upper house, the lower having accepted the proposal last July. West Germany has completed all steps for ratification. The keystone of the structure is France. Fear that Germany will dominate the new organization, combined with the incurable squabbling of French politicians, has stymied international progress in that country. Belgium has suffered quite as much from German conquest in two wars as France, yet is willing to participate in a European army on an equality with Germany.

Her example may stir France. At present, however, it looks as if France cannot agree on any action. In her defense, however, be it said she is holding the line in Indo-China against communism. If she gave way, w'e would have to take over the Indo- Chinese front or let the Chinese Reds seize it by default. December 11.

Leonard DaV incu masterpiece. Mona stolen from the Louvre is August of 1911 has been located in Florence. Drastic steps may have to be taken in Terre Haute toward suppressing the danger of an epidemic of hydrophobia. Misir Helen Albrecht has returned from St. where she visited for a month her aunt.

Mrs. Carl Hoffinger. Graduate nurses of Terre Haute has opened a booth in the Terre Walter Winchell On Broadway By Stella. FRIDAY, DECEMBER Bom today, the stars have given you the talent for making money well as the ability to hang on to it. You might do well to be a little saving for you should remember that you take it with you! Learn how to play a little more and you'll get more happiness out of living.

You are inclined to be a chronic and must not cross bridges before you come to them. Artistic and musical, you will probably have talent on some musical instrument. This gift be developed and you might select a musical career with excellent propsects for pro- fes a talent for speaking in public, you would be a good lecturer, attorney. or even a politician. But you must be allowed to go your own way and initiate campaigns, rather than made to follow the blind lead of others.

You would i upper arm. never be a party but might develop into a spectacularly successful It is important that you select a marriage partner who is temperamentally suited to you, for happiness in marriage is of the utmost importance to one of your temperament. Find someone born under Aries or Leo for the best contentment. You will want a large family so choose a mate who has similar ideas on the subject! To find what the stars have in store for select your birthday star and read the corre- i spondmg paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide.

DIET AND HEALTH IftBy ftliran is by Dr Hermma Rundesfa Oh.cif#, He member the medicai RUPTURE OF 1.001) VESSELS WHEN A BLOOD VESSEL ruptures and then bleeds into an organ or the tissues, the cause is. most often, some disease that the blood vessel and weakens its walls so that it will rupture by itself on the slightest exertion. Hardening of the arteries, vitamin A or de- ficiencv. and certain diseases well as of the "blood vessels, can all cause such a weakening of the blood vessels. One of the most common sites for such a hemorrhage is in the deep abdominal muscles.

It is very common in women and men who put excessive strain on these muscles, such by lifting. Perhaps an accident may put a sudden, sharp pressure on particular muscles. When this happens it may be mistaken for soma form of abdominal disease, such as a severe rup- ture or tumor. ob bundes A doctor can usually discover this condition in abdominal muscles with the use of an X-ray and other diagnostic ional success. Since you have tools, and can then carry out the necessary treatment, including operation when required.

The blood vessels of the legs and thighs may also rupture following physical strain This is very common after such exercise, as swinging a golf club. Other common locations where blood vessels can rupture are in the lower back, calf, shoulder blades, and in the inner aspect of the er arm. There is usually a tender swelling which finally causes a bluisn discoloration of the skin. This indicates a hemorrhage underneath the skin and into the muscle tissue. In most instances, unless the hemorrhage is very severe, it ill clear up by itself, although causing a great deal of pain and discomfort.

The physician will prescribe such drugs and other treatment as are necessary to help relieve the symptoms. What ij QUESTION AND ANSWER. the food a human stomach can hold at one R. time? Answer: It has been estimated that the capacity of the humafl stomach rarely one quart. At birth, however, the capacity is about one ounce.

ART IN REV IEW THE BROADWAY LINE. Multi-millionaire Tommy (10th) wife, whose alimony was doubled by the court, just turned down a fantastic offer to give up her inheritance rights. The Rabelaisian papers in the case have been ordered sealed him One Of Those got very unhappy The pretty lady at Bob smoking a cigar (after her feast) was designer Jeanne Perkins come none of the reviewers (we read) noted that the actor who plays Schmeling in Joe Louis Billy Daniels (the Ole Black is Buddy Thorpe, son of Saturday, December 12. Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec.

Not much more than two weeks left to take care of all your Christmas preparations. Better get Capricorn (Dec. 23-Jan. you have work that must be done, get it over with early this morn- ing and then you can play. Aquarius (Jan.

21-Feb. Get everything that needs to be sent by mail into the post office today, lest it arrive too late. Pisces (Feb. 20-March Better go over your check list of remembrances very carefully over this week end and be sure. Aries (March 21-April NEW YORK 1 Skira are book Byzantine the story of more than 1.000 years of picture-making in the eastern part of the Roman Empire.

jp latest: refers to Byzantium, the Andre Greek city on the Bosporus that Up and Down Broadway Haute House lobby for the sale of Christmas seals. Magic man) filed for divorce (in the famed Indian athlete Jim? Rev. J. Cross of I hr North Vegas) from his white New York Gladys new song Christian Church is very Kav Starr the record- Just Wanna Make is, lv ill ith pneumonia and is un- her final decree in one of the catchy ones in 111 probably have a very busy able lo continue his May She is expected to a Jesse Marjorie Rob-1 week end' get an early start Marriage licenses: Elias Mees Angeles Darking concession- erts, a lovely redhead, just quit to Blanchna Price; Lee Smith to ajre named Walter Smith her waitress job at the Georgian Francis Kinsey and Johnny Thomas Macklie, of a Cana- for a screen contract. Jones to Marietta Smith.

dian mining family, is at Justice of the Peace William for the Familiar Reason and stick to a careful schedule. Taurus (April 21-May sure that you attend to those final shopping matters today. Peace William Willen of Seelyville has presented his resignation to the county commissioners. Congressman Ralph W. Moss James Roosevelt (and Lady Friend) did the Copa ringside.

His wife has filed on the coast The trumors say ill be the principal speaker at Gardner Mulloy settled his the meeting of the Honey Creek Grange on Dec. 18. Malcolm Bumler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clint Bumler, of North Fifth street, who has been teaching in Montana, came home Friday.

The annual state convention of the Gideons will open Saturday at the Y.M.C.A. with many delegates expect to attend the event. mation of suit against millionaire Horace Dodge out of court for $5.000 Latin Quarter Movie-stage star Paul Douglas Only one more left before Christ reports that medicos decided mas. against surgery. His agony forced Gemini (May 22-June him to drop out of replacing holi- you have had a rugged week and daying Tom Ewell at Year feel satisfied with the results, New York has a young- take time out to relax tensions, ster (with a wealthy father) who Cancer (June 22-July wears $150 suits and custom-made get into any arguments.

boots, who arrives (in a hired showgel Gwen Smith is unlatch- Carey limousine) to his job at a ing from Bob Kelly (Mother at Miami Beach. GRAB BAG SYMPATHY FOR VICKSBl'RG. All Americans extend their sympathy to the people of Vicksburg, Mississippi, in their grief at the lives which were lost in George Washington's cabinet The Answer, Quick! 1. Can you distinguish between opaque, translucent ai parent? 2. Who was Casabianca? 3.

Who was Augustus St. Gaudens? 4. In United States history, what two members of President the tornado which struck that city. President Eisenhower has acted to give that sympathy a concrete form by naming the region a disaster area and thus clearing the ay for federal aid to those who need it. 1 were noted for their pobtical opposition to each other? 5.

To what country does Madagascar belong? REBUILDING THL PAST. One way to bring visitors to a town is to capitalize its past. Williamsburg, Va where colonial Virginia has been brought before the gaze of present-day tourists, is the prime example, and has had some imitators on a lesser scale in the North. Northampton. is famous for its old-time country store, where everything has been available except secondhand pulpits.

comes the Geauga Historical Society, covering a rural Ohio county with a project for constructing an old- perately. Happy Birthday. Giacomo Lauri-Volpi. Italian singer, has a birthday on When we read the reports of this date, and should be receiv- disaster such as the one which occurred at Vicksburg we all want to do something to help. The trouble is that at that moment there is little that those who live far from the area affected can do.

But there is something that we can all do before disasters happen to make certain jthat aid will go out to disaster victims whenever and wherever it is needed. We can contribute ing his felicitations The Jack Dempsey-Mrs. Auguste scoop had this colyumist in stitches. She enjoys the We told the ABC newsroom (when the 'story broke) we just believe it Fiat king Gianni I Agnelli and his bride (honey- 1 mooning here) are the despair of local hostesses. Arrive late and usually after most of the guests have departed Janet Rhine- i lander favorite escort appears to be Richard de Menocal Met Opera star Cesare Siepi and Giola Marconi (the dghtr) huddled at Carleton House Garbo (at the Colony) featured a turban which covered her head completely and the longest ciggic-holder you ever saw.

Looked as though she stepped out of her long-ago film, The Mayor- new Comm, of Investigation (Peter Brown) and his wife are go-cart shopping Eddie is practically his old top hit Watch Your Language. ILLUSTRIUOS (i-LUS-tri- characterized by greatness, nobleness, or the like; famous; renowned. Synonyms: Noted, noble, glorious, eminent. Origin: akin to to illuminate. time fire station.

Those were the days of ater-throw ing contests between rival fire companies, described for fiction readers in P. novel of Now York and New England. of No Return Your Future. with the old Eats Waller ditty, Peasant surprises. Beauti- to the Red Cross, the organization fortune and a sense 01 wel ful Jarma Lewis (lhe Queen in being during the months ahead.

2mh has been Push all your affairs. Many fine traits of character may be looked for in child, also much talent and charm is suggested. U. S. Attorneys have asked that Sophie Gerson (wife of the Communist press-agent) be deported.

In the Brooklyn hearings Federal Judge Robert Inch told her barristers: she go back to Russia where be The new chune, in (a Vic per night against 50 p. c. of the Dammone waffle), is a trifle cozy gross. 3rd Avenue (in the 50s) saloon where he works as a barkeeper Peggy Pratt, dghtr of an exec at the U. S.

Chamber of Commerce, weds Dec. 19th. He is L. Van Munching, son of the Heiniken beer importer Celeste uncle. Dr.

Krohn Holm, is a famed Norwegian scientist and inventor, who has introduced an adaptation of the hyperbolic principle to create a new kind of control for conveyor belts. Soviet by R. Hirsch (published in has the documentation on page more than one American was involved by Gouzenko. The author was an officer with U. S.

Intelligence Most of the televised and radio hoopla on the 50th of powered flight overlooked the important contribution of the late Capt. Edwin C. Musick. He pioneered the Clipper hops to Hawaii, Guam, Midway and Manila. He was lost at sea in 1938) exploring the route to New Zealand Wrestling has enriched Verne Gagne.

He earns about $100,000 14 times more than he got as an end with the Green Bay Packers Louis tour started Dec. 5th at the Ernie Pyle Theater in Tokyo. Amazing fee: $18,000 (prepaid) first-class air tour (for 12) from N. Y. and return.

Even a minor misunderstanding might end up in a quarrel. Be a peacemaker. Leo (July 24-Aug. minute details for a home cele- bration can be taken care of if you have mailed all out of town 1 gifts, Virgo (Aug. 24-Sept.

1 may need to let down tensions today, so relax with a good book or some soft music. Libra (Sept. 24-Oct. should be a pleasant week end. especially if you have got all necessary work done ahead of time.

Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. you are one of those who is inclined to leave a few things to the last moment, Do them now. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.i By Jack Gaver, United Press Staff Correspondent. NEW a Con- I ried, who grew up in Broadway backyard, had to become well known in almost every other entertainment medium before he landed on the New York stage more or less by accident.

Fortunately, his first stage effort has been in a big hit, the mu- became Constantinople in 330 A.D. and was center of Greek civilization. During these 11 centuries the e-lhetic of Byzantine art was stamped by the taste of its two great abbots and the emperors. In the second half of the eighth century the church lowered the prestige of secular painting and directed the manner in which religious themes had to be handled. The artist was not supposed to paint what he saw.

Byzantime are aimed higher than that. It strived to represent that which, rationally speaking, cannot be represented; the superhuman through the human. It depicted not this world, but that which, in this world or beyond it was considered worthy of depiction. sical comedy so he has been able to establish himself made. consequently, no af- solidly in the theater withou tempt to imitate natural forms waste motion.

and the real colors of nature. Conned, long, lean and daiK. The (jesjgn hacJ to be jn strict looks like a somewhat cadaver- conformjty vxith the canons of the ous tragedian but carries tile i chureh. its color schemes were leading comedy role in the musi- fjxecj so spectator could eal with the ease of an ex-; know from the cojor who was penenced comedian, which he is. paul inted mnvine DTlH tPlPVlCinfl Radio, movies -n yejjow an(j blue, the Vir- and television constituted the Conried career of until he came East for he Byzantine artjst last winter.

He was Schultz on a jorm flf etc. For painting of for five having the church, the personal Thumbnail Sketch which always stands ready to help people who need help des- The Red Cross went into action at Vicksburg with the speed and the efficiency that is expected of that organization. Red Cross workers performed the many useful which are so needed at such a time. They will continue to serve the area as long as help signed for MGM's Bride For 7 Trend of the Times: A Baltimore drama critic is now teevv editor The The Geauga example might suggest some other ancient types is required, of building, such as If we are moved by the ac- shops, one-room schools and the counts of the tragedy at Vicks- like, which would be worth show- burg we should show it the next ing contemporary Americans as It Happened Today. Indiana admitted to Union.

King. Edward VIII abdicated British throne to wed Mrs. Wallis Simpson. and Italy declared war on United States and the U. declared war on them.

By Clement D. Jones, United Press Staff Correspondent. Day is a pink and white girl who lives in a white house. Her feet sink ankle-deep into white carpets and she sits on a white couch and pink pictures hang on her white walls. According to her dress designer.

Moss Mabry, all of this cloudy pink and white life is exactly the Further payment of $2,500 a Sirl of 1 nature ought to have. she were tempestuous and moody, say she ought to have purple alls and purple Mabry said. if she were flighty and mercurial. dress her in green and orange and put her in an orange Colors that women choose in their clothes and in their homes generally reflect their dispositions and general behavior, the designer believes, and Miss Day He Been Said. a free man whom the are proof of vanced.

how far we have ad- 1S time we are asked to contribute al1 slaves Uowper. to the Red Cross. A contribution FAMINE IN CHINA. Reports from Communist China ticipating their need for help, tell of a serious food shortage that has compelled the government to institute drastic food rationing. Rations have been cut throughout China and people in the rice eating areas of the country are forced to content themselves ith millet instead of their usual diet Queuing up for food is not an uncommon experience in many parts of the world.

It must be remembered, however, most people in China have always existed on an amount of food considered below the subsistence is a way of saying to our neighbors. wherever they may be, that translucent, transmitting demonJtrate our sympathy by an- light; transparent, transmitting light without diffusion, so that things may be distinctly seen You Make Out? 1. transmitting we care enough about them to Jed Harris writes Broadway chums he living in London permanently. (Bye!) Is Josh Logan, one of the director-greats, back? Friends hear he is mending fasl at his town house A high-priced press-agent attended Sonnv Werbiins (former song a meeting here the other day to star Ecah Rav) be 5 in April combat The spec. The Dick Powells (June Ally tators were packed with tom- he jnk son) shrug off the rumors spread mies, smear-artists and even Mos- soni soiug on inc rumors spreau (ThP white classifications where all' bv their Best False Friends agents.

(l ne uoap.) a girl for the Palace Theater manager and his Mrs. Beauty Because of the newspaper strike Brains Dept: Cynthia Berg, one a N. Y. sports staffer took 0f Broadway most beautiful show- a day-to-day job in gels, owns and rnus The Rosebud Inn, a Long Island click The Smirnoff Smiler: Add a jigger of vodka to a glass of half tomato juice, half clam juice, plus a dash of Wooooshhtasheer Sauce. The best pickmeup since Eve My Friend for six.

The names of just those two eharac- ters will give you the clue that an expert on dialects. He has played many other nationali-; ties. The movies gave him a lot of villain work before World War II, but then he sw itched to comedy and has stayed in that groove more or less ever since. However, his latest picture. 5,000: Fingers of Dr.

released earlier this year, had him play- ing a Legree sort of music teacher. Conried got into television while in Hollywood and was one of the original group that did the program, a charades type of show on which he was rarely stumped. The casting of the actor in had one of those fortunate twists. Abe Burrows, the author of the show, was having trouble finding just the right actor for the Bulgarian sculptor, Boris Adzinidzinadze, when he ran across a recording of his own work that had been done several years earlier when he was committing his comedy pianologues at Hollywood parties. One of the sides was a piece Burrows had done with Conried.

He played it and decided that the actor was the answer to his need. Another big movie will be coming back to the stage in January when the new Phoenix Theater repertory group revives Rob- contribution was the intensity of his fervor revealed through the expuessive power of his colors. And thus it was in its color that the life-force, the genius and the discoveries of Byzantine art were recorded. is not only a delight for the eyes. It also will show convincingly to the attentive observer the relatives value of freedom in the world of art.

Today, when every artist records in his work his own individual world conception, ho rightly claims for himself absolute freedom of expression. For he is, so to speak, his own state and his own church. In times, however, in hich a great and strong world conception stamps reality into a uniform mold, the artist can accept much of a venerated convention and limit his freedom to an intimate, personal interpretation of the exalted theme. competent text of Grabar is illustrated by 105 reproductions in full color. Another recent a study of the various modern movements in their chronological order, illustrated by 200 large color-plates.

Moc.sanyi. DAY IN COURT. TOLLAND, Ulrich, 17, had a busy day in court. First he was fined $12 for a traffic violation. Later he was given ert Rvan is the star who will re- 60 days for evading responsibility, turn for the leading role.

His 1 He appealed the sentence. Finally last stage work before Hollywood he was bound over to a higher got him was in Clifford court on charges of breaking, Bv in 1941. 1 entering and theft. Diana Barrymore is very ill. 3 MAP DEVELOPED BY STANFORD CARTOGRAPHER STANFORD.

Calif. And we have 3-D maps, After many years of study, a Stanford University cartographer, Joseph E. Williams, has de! a tech- nique which causes mountains STOpM TAKES, STORM GIVES. Nine 2. The boy who stood on the burning deck in the poem by Felicia Hemans.

3. An American sculptor of Irish birth. 4 Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. 5. France.

and valleys to stand out with re markable boldness sports dept. Another Times rewrite man took one in the toy section at another store The son and daughter of a publisher ran the elevators at place Do you own or run a pinball or slot machine? Better buy a $50 winked at Adam. Gambling Stamp or men may be ringing your bell Sports Magazine outbid (and other leading mags) for Side of the by ex-Dodgers mgr. Chas. Dressen.

The fee was $1.000 cafe owners are watching (with enjoyment) two of their headaches belt each other around. The feud between the Union and (AGVA) group One unpaid bill at the folded Castleholm restaurant was for $500 worth of horse-radish. OLD LYME, Featured a red chappo the other This is done by the skillful use years ago, flood waters swept the matinee along Park and 54th of color and shading. No gim- home of Mr. and Mrs.

John micks, such as celluloid glasses, are needed. The maps are appearing in a text on California history recently level in other countries. When the published for grade schools. Roach, carrying away a set of chinaware. Recently another storm washed away top soil from their property, revealing the lost chinaware.

A Hollywood star (male) told Cub Room regulars: not plastered, but a Flying Saucer came down at Muroc Field. Had a man in it. No heart. His skin was When we all gave WATCH OUT FOR THAT FLYING DINOSAUR RAPID CITY, to the Black Hills of South Dakota may be scared out of their wits next year. If E.

A. Sullivan has his way, they'll be startled by a flying dinosaur. Sullivan, who created a herd of dinosaurs vhteh look down upon the city from a hill and which is a major tourist attraction, is now planning to create a flying dinosaur. He is completing plans for a radio-controlled flying Pterano- dol. It will have an eight-foot- long body, and a 30-foot wingspread.

It will be kept aloft by helium, propelled by a small engine, and guided by radio. bright, sunny girls belong. Of course, Mabry has deviated from this birthday cake color scheme in new Warner picture, and given her a couple of blue outfits, and a green one, and even a flossy red to fit the mood of the picture, not necessarily of the colonial-type home, near the Burbank studios, is remarkable for its subdued colors, and the living room, indeed, has a white carpet, white walls, and white furniture. The livelier points in Doris' nature are fulfilled with a passel of brightly colored cushions scattered about the room. all very clean and antiseptic and the perfect Mabry declares, a shining blonde girl who always looks as though she just got out of a pink and white bubble bath.

DISTANCE IS NO CRITERION. FALLS CITY. years ago. Jess Kanady of Falls City, a painter, fell 35 feet while on the job and walked away unhurt. The other day Kanady took a Lai and broke bis arm.

Ftllutn VSozt.J rtxrned know I say anything about Martha if it good, is THIS good.