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Engagement Ring Conditional Gift Park Avenue Shops Opened By XL V. BURLING Before my loved one Has come within my sight, Run quickly and tell him: "Your darling's angry tonight." Run quickly. For ah! If 1 see That ill-behaved dear one I know how it will be. My face will grow smiling Though struggling with team He is so beguiling The dearest of dears. Ainslie.

The Ziegfeld is my favorite Manhattan theatre. I may be 1 prejudiced because it is the one New York playhouse in which tile long-legged customer is not a forgotten man. Even a basketball center could be comfortable in those Ziegfeld seats. The Great Ziegfeld occupied this handsome theatre only five years. It opened Feb.

2, 1927, with "Rio Rita," starring Ethelind Terry. Last I heard of Ethelind she was working in a war plant coast. The second piece Kiegfeld was "Show Boat" with a cast including Norma Terrls, Dennis King, Helen Morgan, Jules Bledsoe, Charlie Winninger, and Edna May Oliver. Let's split open another paragraph. ZIEGFELD COJfTINTTED The third was on at th the third show at the Ziegfeld "Show Girl." And who played true, even if the man breaks the engagement.

At least it is in New Jersey. In the second district court of that state it was ruled an engagement ring is "a symbol or pledge" of the coming marriage and signifies the one who wears it i3 engaged to marry the man who gave it to her. If the engagement is broken the ring must be returned, as it is "a conditional gift." And the court further stated it makes no difference who breaks the engagement; the man gets back the ring. PASSING BY Joe Madden. Genial Manhattan steak house proprietor.

Joe says business is not so good in his line right now, but he has seen it a lot worse. As for example, one day during the depression in the early 1930's he opened his place at 12 noon and stayed open until midnight. His total receipts for the day were 50 cents! That reminds me a veteran taxi skipper recently told me that one day during the same depression he had his cab out eight hours one day and picked up only one passenger, who took a 35- cent ride. EVER THUS I am a a blonde," writes a Los Angeles "sutT- scriber. "Consequently 1 was highly pleased when I became acquainted with a young man who is six feet, five and a half inches low and a delightful companion.

At last I had found a man who could lean down to kiss me. The other day I received a letter was in love girl. Three With displays following the trend of "how a postwar 8tW should look," the Goodhousekeep- ng Shops, opened formally' Thursday at 1035 North Park ave- ae. Owned and managed by Joseph Nordale, former Chicago businessman and graduate of the University of Wisconsin, the store is di- News Story By Othman Gets Amazingly Speedy Response vided into two complete shops. One department is that of the young moderns, consisting of an elaborate background of design and color for all essential necessi-l for the nursery in the line juvenile furniture.

The cribs, high chairs, carriages, chifforobes, tables, chairs, and lamps range from the medium-priced items to the hand-painted, elaborately executed items for the most discriminating taste and pocketbook. The second division, home appliances, boasts that, of a layout and color scheme recommended by top appliance manufacturers to show to best advantage the nationally advertised merchandise carried by the Goodhousekeeping shops. Assisting Nordale in the store is Joseph Zukas, former national Lithuanian tennis singles, and mixed doubles champion, and the title role? Why, none other than Ruby Keeler. That was in 1929. (Oh, time, why do you on as fast as you do!) "Bitter TM a cnarmi ng fel- Sweet" came next, starring Evelyn Laye.

Then "Simple Simon," starring Ed Wynn. Ruth Etting and Bobbe Arnst were in the cast of this. I had a letter from Bobbe the other day. She's in Chicago. The next show at the Ziegfeld was "Smiles." Marilyn Miller and Fred and Adele Astaire were starred.

Then came the "Ziegfeld Follies with Helen Morgan, Ruth Gladys Glad and Jack of 1931 Etting, Pearl. Gladys Glad is "now Mrs! Mark Bellinger. The last time I saw Gladys she was trying to pick a w-inner at Santa Anita by using the Chinese system. "Hot Cha!" was the last show at the Ziegfeld the period of Ziegfeld occupancy. That opened Mar.

8, 1932 Lupe Velez, Bert Lahr, Lynne Overman, June Knight and Buddy Rogers were featured. At the Ziegfeld now is the town's biggest musical hit, that delightful and opus titled "Brigadoon." clients Q- Who first said: "What this country needs is a good five-cent cigar?" A. Kin Hubbard When Vice-President Tom Marshall voiced this remark he was quoting Hubbard. Q. Didn't Rose Stahl play In "The Easiest Way?" A.

Rose Stahl made her greatest hit in "The Chorus Lady." it was Frances Starr who was a sensation In The Easiest Way." Q. Have you ever sampled an ostrich egg ome- lette? A. Never have, but I know some people who have them regularly. They say the ostrich egg but a "little strong." Also, that in making an omelette, one ostrich egg is the equivalent of two dozen hen's eggs. ENGAGEMENT RING When an engagement Is broken the girl is legally compelled to return the engagement ring.

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Right! She is five feet tall when she wears very high heels and a very high hair-do. One of those predatory cute, little tricks. A situation such as this is enough to make a nice, healthy young Amazon like myself (five feet nine in stockings) scream and and scream!" S1DELIGH1S Libby Holman made her first hit singing "Body and Soul." That's what said. Now Returns From Vacation To Find Home Robbed F. J.

Newman, 4450 East Whitman street, just back from a vacation, reported to the sheriff's office Wednesday night that his home bad been broken into and robbed worth of goods. scream had in mind, of course, the many boxers who become blind or punch-drunk or both.) SUCCESS STORY Among this department's read ers are two young fellows in their some subscribers say she made it singing "Moanin 1 Others say it as when she sang "Can't We jlate 20's who own two successful drugstores in California, They are both registered pharmacists and Looks as if somebody were going to get stuck for a stogie. Dave Shade, the boxer of the yesteryear, who is now restaurateur in Pittsfield, made a speech at the Great Barrington, Rotary club in which.he said: "Professional boxing is not good for anybody. Any father who allows his son to become a professional boxer should have his head examined." (Note--1 feature a To 24-hour prescription this feature they attribute their success. In July they are going to open a third "24-hour" drugstore in San Francisco.

In this they are investing, $50,000. So, if you are a registered pharmacist working for a salary, and not liking that arrangement, just save your money. When you get enough a spot to open a drugstore. by Kine Features Svndic OPEN FRIDAY -PARK AVENUE MARKET 2600 N. Park Phone 5718 By FREDERICK C.

OTHMAN WASHINGTON, May SO. (U.PJ-- James Boyle a fat young man from Brooklyn, with a black, toothbrush mustache, an excitable manner, and a cigar that erupts sparks. He doesn't look like a gangster. He isn't a gangster. Anybody who says so is a no-good bum.

And if he goes calling with a friend who totes a pearl-handled revolver, the latter refrains from brandishing it under the noses of the guests at New York's Hampshire house on Central park. This information is official. It is sworn testimony by Gentleman Jim himself, who hurried here to deny before the torial small business committee that he'd ever tried to buy gray market steel at pistol-point. His testintany left the senators goggle-eyed. Talk abont a man with troubles and you're talking about Gentleman Jim, the proprietor of the United Nations Trading of Brooklyn's Montague street.

last week a Pittsburgh steel broker, E. A. Kerschbaumer, testified under oath that Boyle and two pistol-packing pals burst into his suite at the Hampshire house, unleashed their artillery, and said give 'em steel--or else. Kerschbaumer swore that Boyle was a Jersey mobster and that his pals were gangsters. He said that a Chicago steel broker, Ij.

C. Durham, fortunately was husky enough to disarm them. So all right. That same night--I mean the night of Kerschlraum's testimony here--Boyle was attending a society soiree in Brooklyn. Everybody was eating chicken served in ruffled paper pants.

Somebody rushed in with a newspaper. "You can imagine my embarrassment," Boyle testified. "With several hundred people there, and I knew them well, all looking at this newspaper." He said he meant the New York World-Telegram. It contained a dispatch by a fellow down in Washington, name of a describing Kersch tiaum's emotions when con fronted by nickle-plated shooting MorreH's, Peyton's String End Ag Butt End AC Tenderized HamsfO dZ EASTERN Sliced Bacon ARMOURS Star Shortening 29 BONELESS Corned Beef 39 TALL CAN Carnation JfO. 2 CUT Green Beans each I44 GRADE A EASTERN Sirloin Si i COLORADO GOLD Butler 55 BABY BEEF Liver NO.

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It was a good story Boyle testified, bnt It quoted a bum, who also was no good, and--he said--prohably psychopathic. Gentleman Jim ran outside and got in his car and there was the radio, blaring about his being a gangster. 'And then the phone calls," be moaned. "I must hare got 500 of 'em. I was thinking about having the phone ripped out and that wasn't all." The United Nations--the one that runs the world--was worried abont Boyle's United Na.

tions Co. and announced there no connection between the two. That brought on more phone calls and Boyle said he got on the phone himself, and talked to this Othman in Washington. "He said.lt wag true and that's Friday May as. 1MT why I asked to testify," Gentleman 31m added.

He said he'd ordered Rome steel from Kerschbaum, all right, and he dropped by the Hampshire house with the Messrs. Robert Wyder and Paul Sponberg to see why it hadn't been delivered. Nobody polled any guns. did anybody hare a gun?" Insisted Committee Counsel Ray Diekey. Well, said Boyle, Wyder did have a small one in his pocket, but he didn't wave it under anybody's nose.

It Durham hadn't searched him, nobody would have known. Subsequent testimony by Durham indicated that the shootin Iron was a .82 calibre, pearl- handled Colt revolver. And I hope this takes care of the confusion that grew in Brooklyn. My good friend Othman is all caught up with being a subject of his own news dispatches. Makes 'em too hard to write.

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