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Evening star., 1932-12-31
~ YELL" said Little Joe Otter
~ n | to Mrs. Otter and the
wv two young Offers. don't
you think 1t about time

- NJ to Mrs. Otter and the
wv two young Offers, don't
you think 1t about time
we were moving along"
Not yeti" cried one Of the young
Offers. This slide here at the Smil-
ing Pool Is one of the best we ever
have had. 1t seems as If every time
q slide gets nice and slippery you want
to move on"
"oh, wen stay q while longer If you
nssured Tsnt IT, TsRsa can s make or the se sSes
Just as good, but there Is no hurry.
we've got ali winter ahead OF US for
travel"
"Travel!" exclaimed Jerry Muskrat.
ct wish you would tell me, Little Joe
Otter, what you want to travel Tor. MOI
that I want to stay here at the SmIng
Pool. for I don't" Jerry Is nothing II
not honest. But what is the use OF
ell this traveling?" he continued: why.
when you have found good place, DO
you want to leave 1t? II you ask me;
there is no place In all the Great Worlo
like home"
True" replied Little Joe, nodding IN
agreement. But it also is true that
home is where the heart is, and we
take 1t with us. What do you know
about the Great World?"
Enough" retorted Jerry Muskrat..
which means that you know moth
ing at all Of it." replied Little Joe.
"There Is nothing like travel to teach
what the Great World is like. and the
more YOU know about it the better
fitted you are to get along IN 1t. so
I take my children travelling"
II and my children do not need to
travel to get along" retorted Jerry
Muskrat.
Little Joe Otter grinned. what
Evening star., 1932-12-31
A Little Saturday Talk.
THE year 1882 is now passing into
history. Are you sorry to see
it QOo

TINE year 1882 is now passing into
history. Are you sorry to see
it go?
i Most likely you are glad that a
new year Is coming, year in
which we may be able to work out our
plans better than in the past.
The olden Romans used to talk about
a god named Janus, and the month of
January was named in his honor. He
was pictured with two faces. and it
has been fancied that one face was
turned back on the old year while the
other looked toward the new year.
We are not like the god Janus. Each
CT us has only one face. and think
we should turn our eyes forward rather
than backward. If We have not done
what we have hoped to do in the past
let us try to do it in the new year.
On the other hand, If we have bean
successful in days gone by let us try TO
be even more successful in the future
What does it mean to be successful?
If you asked that question of dozen
persons you might receive half dozen
different answers. Perhaps few would
reply in this manner:
when you make a lot on money
you are success"
Evening star., 1932-12-31
About That New Year.

II you set out to do things worth
while you are bound to make little mis-
takes. If you stop to mend these little
mistakes en- route, you may undo your
venture. The courage to express this
fact conspired with other things to
make Charles Dawes Q famous man
Do you know the story about Hell and
Maria? If not, look it up and find
out why anecdotes reveal personality.
It seems to me that mistakes, after
all, are the necessary components OF
any venture which enfolds new posi-
bilities. For that reason any sincere
adventurer should look with becoming
scorn upon ex-post-facto criticisms.
Do criticisms bore you? OF course
they do. Not one criticism In hum
Evening star., 1932-12-31
Lobster Tartlets.

Saute half a chopped green pepper
and one-fourth pound of mushrooms, or
one can, in two tablespoonfuls of but
ter. Blend five tablespoonfuls of flour
in three tablespoonfuls of butter in a
two-quart saucepan. Add three cupfuls
of milk and cook until thickened. Then
add one can Of lobster, one can of peas,
drained and seasoned; half a teaspoon
full Of table sa1ce and one tablespoonful
Of lemon juice. Season with salt and
pepper and serve in individual tart cases
or pie crust baked on back Of muffin
pans. For garnish add dash Of
paprika and sprig of parsley to each
tartlet.
Evening star., 1932-12-31
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Pop was trying to make his new cigar
lighter werk and ma said. Well WILL
yum. here it is New Years Eve. Time
in its flite has rolled around again like
histery repeeting itself, and II you make
your annual New Year resolution to
stop smoking, why this may be the very
year that the accumulated will power Of
al the other years will take effect at
last and you may find to your serprise
that you'll axually keep the resolution.
doubt 1t, pop said. As q matter Of
fact I've broken that resolution so many
times I'm afraid it will arrive alrLady
broken II make 1t again, he said, and
ma said. Now Willyum that's no way
to tawk. hope springs eternal in the
human chest, so never give up sinking
ship.
1 don't intend to, but this time want
to be sure Of victory, so I've been hgur-
ing on ways and means to flx up an
iron clad contract with myself that I
wont even be tempted to brake. and at
last I think I've hit on 1t, pop said.
Well my goodness that's good news
I must say, I can scarcely imagine my
self imagining you sitting there mite
after mite serrounded by clear naturalair
instead Of q cloud 6 forced tobacco
smoke, ma said and pop said, Well you
don't need to go quite that far. You
see my generel ideer is this. I'll re-
verse my usual resolution and resolve to
keep rite on smoking as II nothing had
happened, and I'll keep that up year
after year until my will power gradually
gets strengthened again. he said.
Well of all things such silly baby
cowardly resolution, ma said, and pop
it.
Wich he proberly will.
Evening star., 1932-12-31

1 SOL n tCitCt
toque and q plain
velvet coat. Now
I'm W on d e r / n g
whether to wear
the hat and match
the front or to
wear no hat and
match the back.
And which Is best
when ! am dining
with q man who
is not in dinner
clothes? When !
b o ug ht thes e
clothes the shop
insisted they were
in perfect taste to
mix with day and
evening clothes. Is
this true?"
Evening star., 1932-12-31
Star
p a t t ms
Smart Sleeve Variations.

You will be surprised to learn how
little it will cost you to make your old
frock appear refreshingly new with the
aid Of these sleeve patterns.
The styles illustrated hit the highest
note in sleeve chic and will instantly
change the tempo Of your frock. Make
your selection according to your type.
Pulled Sleeve %" will invest your dress
with a new gay air. For smart dignity
Tailored Sleeve "E" is Just the thing.
To assure perfect fit for the raglan
sleeves an extra body guide pattern Is
inclosed. You will be able to cut the
shoulder Of your dress correctly with
little effort Contrasting color or fabric
Evening star., 1932-12-31

WITHOUT any tTOu-
BILE, but when in
fection arises. and
t h e material -
thick mucous or
pus-will not drain
out. the pain may
become so severe
that operation to
give drainage may
be necessary.
M a ny persons
suffer almost con-
tinuously. a n d
others suffer peri
ndic attacks Of 81
nusitis, wit h o u t
having any treat
ment other than a
drug to deaden
the main or hv
Evening star., 1932-12-31

~NSSoAAA w.
wedding on Sat-
urday.
1t seems to me
that we are grow
ing less conven-
ventional and more
sensible about en-
tertaining. Not SO
long ago Wednes-
day was consider
ed the proper day
of the week for a
wedding. Tuesday
or Thursday was
allowable, but Fri
day and Saturday
Just weren't used
for this purpose!
r fire S hments
Evening star., 1932-12-31
My Neighbor Says:

If the doors in your house
squeak, rub the hinges with q
petroleum ointment or drop a
little oil on them.
Light brown sugar mixed with
cinnamon Is very good served on
hot buttered wheat cakes or
wafiles.
Boiling water should be poured
at once over fruit stains on linen
tablecloths. Milk, used imme-
diately, will remove ink stains.
Plan certain daily duties, tax
ing care not to undertake so
much that it cannot be accom-
plished.
(Copyright, 1932)
Evening star., 1932-12-31
DOROTHY DK'S LETTER BOX
Young Widow Dependent on Self-Centered
Family Advised to Learn Trade-Gets
No Thanks From Boys.

ss - e sss: e.; e I 81:
ant :.S ss;:s s.5:s
% % the for them :ny % night Ny ns si'i 1as II: %
(. s;s.s %sss Sss
ANSWER: should and make nie ,nde
ts e: p .n no @ aat s
hrs attsr them 0egtsnly % brother and
5,,s
% .s S y2 & s S on own as soon as you
while s ,s ~ " wish ;t that yss mother g % I ]
su have s NO Sn real as to
@ @ p d her Sn should 1n not expect her to rear theirs
GO face the fact t. you
happiness have A. 80 sl woman
% s ' : sa
n enough to learn how to DO kind
Sna % s Sos 1s hiaS | that
70 marry aS @ widow 1 @ s hens teet
@ ss oa
s.h letter that have only been housewife and
M, H. d. sa nyS ss L s
'eese ;as ' iat s2ss' % sssA'F be
4 n vii s: K n ,
Win help and shld:sn A.
ssnss Of WITH SS' hs % s get NIL
OEAR edr trying
him. appreciated as the
the that boy have
any FsadS % W
I'M WONDERING.
on " Should think that al the young mem would
: VI 5Ssa: t..
theirs.
THEY know
and % sqn & sF the eos. om his but e os % e M M
a
D I n% % W e a EYES h nG
peaches and cream complexion
So one would think that simply girl
would eat enough at home Stay she got
was willing to dance to radio instead Of demanding to be taken to
make grand flourish anyway a they whole
States behind them The boy always the
the thate
who gives dollar tip when dime all that needed
~ There few men VINO have The the courage rage tell girl
that afford by suggesting doing something
So dfcult for know what take
in he spends
the crime at least his head. DOROTHY DIX.
DEAR DIx-My gets a stays
his
u years and this happens every few months Can you help me
~ % Sure help Quit Worrying husbands
ns % p S on .n ys the 9Gs m sa soa notice s s % he a
e Agss 1s :'s 3 =: a you ssss ssss @ E % Il. s
gets mad? DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1932-12-31

undergoing constant treatment by
nose and throat specialist
DR.. v. E. Ullman, Portland, Greg.
remarks that as diet is considered such
an important factor in the treatment
Of chronic diseases, it seems strange
Evening star., 1932-12-31
WELSH RABBIT.

Take / tablespoonful butter. !
teaspoonful cornstarch, u cupful
milk or thin cream, " pound
mild soft cheese, cut in small
pieces, n teaspoonful salt, Y
teaspoonful mustard. few grains
cayenne. Melt butter. add corn
starch, stir until well mixed. then
add milk gradually and cook 2
minutes. Add cheese and stir
until cheese is melted. Season
and serve on toast.
Evening star., 1932-12-31
(WHICH MEANS THAT YOU KNOW
NOTHING AT ALL OF IT." RE-
Piled LITTLE JOE.

ing that If fish were scarce Little Joe
would not hesitate to try Muskrat for
dinner. Aloud he said: where will
you 60 from here?"
THAT I haven't. decided" replied
Little Joe In tone that indicated that
it wasn't Of much Importance and that
he hadn't given the matter q thought.
I'VE may 60 up the Laughing Brook
and across to another Brook I know of,
or we may go back up the Big River
Watch those youngsters slide! I'll have
to join them. Never can see them slid
ing without wanting to join them. You
don't know what q lot of fun you miss
by not playing little. Jerry Muskrat" I"
He dived and moment later he was
climbing up the bank to the top of the
slippery slide.
(Copyright 1922
Evening star., 1932-12-31
Good Taste Today
By EMILY POST,
Famous Authority on Etiquette.
Clothes.

T ATELY many letters have asked
the same question that this one
does: Dear Mrs. Post-Id like
IL to ask you about my so-called
dinner dress, which is in every
way a simple daytime model except for
the cut-away V back. To wear with 1t
Evening star., 1932-12-31

w YE consider parties today
A/ parties for larger groups and
wv for a comparatively small
number, which preceded and
followed wedding and
which were planned in honor of the
wedding party and out-of-town guests
and for the guests who stayed over for
Sunday. 1t certainly is convenient
Evening star., 1932-12-31
Why Little Joe Travels.

Resistless as the streams that now
Becomes At times the urge to 60.
Little Joe Otter.
Evening star., 1932-12-31

Household Use Of Sugar.
OF the 5,5oo,oo0 long tons of sugar
used, about 3,655, 900 tons are devoted to
household use.
Evening star., 1932-12-31
CRANBERRY SAUCE.

Take. ] pint sugar and - pint
water; when clarified add l quart
cranberries and boil 10 minutes
without stirring or putting q
spoon near them; let them cool
in the dish in which they were
cooked if possible. They are very
delicious cooked this way.
Evening star., 1932-12-31
JOLLY POLLY
A Lesson in Etiquette.
BY JOS. J. FRlSCH.

w. T. Cit is not necessary to re-
move the glove before shaking hands,
since doing so usually causes an awk-
ward pause. Nor is 1t correct to say
Excuse my glove" Simply shake hands
and forget the glove.
Evening star., 1932-12-31
Salt-Free Diet in Sinusitis.

~ NE of the distressing ailments,
and one that seems to show
an increasing number Of cases,
~ Is sinusius or Inflammation of
the little hollows or caverns
in the bony part Of the face adjoining
the nose.
These sinuses. lined by mucous
membrane, usually drain themselves
Evening star., 1932-12-31
CORN MUFFINS.

Mix thoroughly l cupful yellow
corn meal, cupful flour. 2 ia
spoonfuls sugar, 2 teaspoonfulS
baking powder and ! teaspoonful
salt Add ! egg we'll beaten in
cupful sweet milk and l table,
spoonful melted butter. beat well
again and bake in q quick oven.
Evening star., 1932-12-31
MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.


Oatmeal with Cream
Raked Sausage. Corn Mufdns.
Coffee
DINNER.
Cream of Potato Soup
Crown Roast of Pork,
Brown Gravy
Celery Cranberry sauce
Buttered Brussels Sprouts
Baked Stuffed Potatoes
Waldorf Salad Squash Pie
Cheese Co1ee
SUPPER.
Welsh Rabbit Toasted Crackers
Preserved Pears
Brownies
Tea
Evening star., 1932-12-31

widow 30 years old, with three children
My oldest daughter H. the second T. the baby left
with only very little insurance that had to come
back to live with parents They shelter but that
Evening star., 1932-12-31
SONNYSAYINCS

(Copyright, 1892
Evening star., 1932-12-31

tCopyrisht. 1922
Nogales international., 1932-01-27
RAPTURE RE|BtY0NDI !; /! s
KATHARINE NfWLIN BURT =>~-1 I

"She did. really. She said to me
that dav in Paris. There isn't a
man in the world I'd be so glad to
trust her to. Felix"
Kent laughed. But he was giddy
and filled with instant fear. There
had never in the world been lovely
child like this one. so frankly hun
CRY, so ignorantly passionate, and
so untaught; with not a lot of the
deep cold wisdom of experience. He
could hardly bear to surrender her
to her next partner.
Kent sought out Tocelyn's mother
and bending his fair lean height
above her he talked and talked and
talked
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

Kingnan -OSterman Brothers
Motor Co. plan to erect small cafe
and tourist court on property east
of their garage and service station
on East Front Street.
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

Mesa City Council decided to
improve cell building of old county
Jail at rear Of police headquarters.
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

for a long time and are known
fl IN Palm Beach to Bar Harbor.
The programs are broadcast each
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
from 7:15 to 7:30 P. NJ. (EST).
Nogales international., 1932-01-27
Marcella was wise.

Marcella was wise.
She declined innumerab1e invita-
tons.
An occasional theater-party she
accepted. Several of these were
given in Jocelyn's honor by Felix
Kent. But Marcella brought her
charge home after the play. forbid
ding any extension of gayety for
Jocelyn. She was not to be whirled
off to the cafe or restaurants of after
midnight JOY. Jocelyn was meek,
had suffered long discipline in
meekness. But her nerves began to
culver. :
"The other girls" she said with
a sort of fierce timidity. "the other
girls go on. Mother
"You are not like the other girls"
said Marcella. "and | will not let
YOU become like them"
Jocelyn murmured. They're very
nice"
Marcella's hand fell upon hers and
frightened sternly.
II am the judge of niceness."
And Jocelyn sat still under that
touch.
Often Felix Kent came in to see
them. During his visits i'll the living
room Marcella was constant cha
peron. Jocelyn would play her piano
or sit with her eyes down listening
to her mothers hard manufactured
conversation with an older man.
She had never before studied a
man at such close quarters. Felix
Kent was a man shapely and hard
and different III every fiber from her
thrilled SELF The convert child felt
this difference in all her nerves and
pulses.
There came an evening when
Marcella left them alone.
Jocelyn was at her piano dutifully
executing a commanded melody. 1t
was intricate and held all her atten-
ton. She did not know that she had
been left unchaperoned in the room
with Felix Kent.
He came and stood close to- her
leaning on the piano. In the slim
severity of evening dress lie looked
sleek and attractive. like panther.
His eyes were now filled with their
extraordinary ;ncandescence.
"Stop playing .. just a minute,
Jocelyn. please"
She obeved, let her hands fall and
gave him her meek child's look and
her, slow unchildish smile.
"Your mother has left us together.
You know / love YOU"
"Yes." said Jocelyn, trembling and
looking down. ~,4
DO YOU think you can love me?".
Il don't know monsieur"
He laughed in soft delight and
drew closer.
Il may put my arm around you,
loveliest?"
She made no movement nor sound
but he. interpreting her silence. did
draw her to him and she came softly
suddenly so that all of her young
BODY seemed to be his own. Then
he kissed her mouth.
At that size was up and at the
far side of the room. Never had he
seen a living creature move SO
swiftly. Both her hands were pressed
against her lips. Her bosom painted.
Her eyes were distcnded and wet.
ooh, TO" she whispered, ooh
no i. no :. no I can't.
Kent came toward her. not close,
for her arms were stretched out to
keep him at distance. She even
went back against the window which
held an amazing picture Of lighted
towers and silver smoke and OF a
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

sky colored like. the petals Of dark
pansies.
Daring, I'm sorry. I beg your
pardon. / know / frightened you.
Please do forgive me-" He felt as
though he had been sent back in a
dream to play the part of Victor
ian lover Phrases came to him
from half-forgotten old romantic
novels: II won't do it again. You
may take your own time. want
you so: | want you to marry me"
After a considerable silence Joce-
1yn composed herself. But she
stayed against her window, drawn
I'D there as though for an instant
spring backward into the great dark
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

Tolloson Shower room bein
built at grammar school here.
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

Chandler Lemon Hardware Co.
store stock sold to Phoenix Hard
ware and Trading co.
Phoenix BowleS Memorial
Church started excavation for base
ment of church, located in Roose-
welt district south of city.
Douglas Bids will be called soon
for construction of new customs in
spection station here.
Tucson - Trinity Presbyterian
Church, TAI North Fourth Avenue,
received permit for construction OF
addition to building, to cost $1,000.
jerome Emil Kovacovich will
sell interest in Kovaeovich Mercan-
tile Co. to Virgil Selma.
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

paneS.
"You won't do that again?"
"Not until you wish it. Please.
Jocelyn. give me just the tip of your
silly little convent fingers"
She let him take her hand and
kiss it. She brushed the other hand
across her eyes and smiled.
Then it's all right?" he asked
her.
Il think so. Yes: If my mother
"Your mother gave me her con-
sent at that same costume ball when
I was the Jack of Diamonds"
do you mean that I will merry yor
YES 81 q ~
He had kept her hand, was holding
it close to him in both of his own.
May have a piaxO" whispered
Jocelyn.
The question sounded so like mere
childishness that Felix laughed out,
and again, but very carefully, put his
arm about her. She came to him
but not so softly, so completely, as
before.
You shall have everything" prom
ised the Jack of Diamonds.
The engagement of Miss Jocelyn
Harlowe of New York City to Mr..
Felix Kent of Chicago with all pos
Sible other details of information
was presently in due form announced.
And Jocelyn wore upon her third fin
ger a diamond as splendid as a star.
You shall be married in the spring
after a four months engagement"
Marcclla promised Later there were
evenings, however, when Felix new
role of restraint was difficult to main
tain. On one such evening be left
.Jocelyn abruptly with a manufactured
excuse.
She went back into the room and
sat down by her piano, brooding.
The door from tie passage which
led back toward the bedrooms opened
softly. Jocely1l wtirled about, sur
prised. She could see no one. But
the door had moved.
.NlltI WdS SldIl
Then she saw him, coming round
great throne of a chair which had
interposed between them. The cripple.
The little bent man. sidelong, with
bright eager eyes.
Joceiyn would have screamed but
he arrested her with speech.
Don't be frightened, Jocelyn," he
said gently in. voice full of pleas
antness, Il wouldn't scare :. /
wouldn't hurt you for the world. You
zee; you poor little child, | am your
father ai',' tN
And Jocelyn recognized him. q
For years JOcelyn had had a photo
graph in her possession, secretly. All
other pictures of Nick Sandal had
been destroyed, clipped into splinters
OF cardboard and burned to black
feathers, By his wife When the bent
man cat1e round the corner of the
chair and spoke to her, Jocelyn was
therefore able to identify him.
>I'm not afraid of YOU" she said
a queer first speech from child to par-
ent
I'm glad my daughter is not afraid
of n1e. | thought by this time you'd
be made of fear-I used to call
you Lynda
He lifted her hand to his lips.
Il came to ask you are you
happy?"
Yes. And thrilled"
Continued Next Week
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

otgrna,C CnaAu
world located
Dominion Asophysca Observatory Victoria, British Columbia?
is OF the rejecting with mirror 73 inches in diameter
IL thick weighing 1880 It's rejecting
polished of
hexby supported
fest long, feet in diameter and weighing is TONS The
weight perfectly
balanced that child hand The telescope and spectre
$4,000
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

Lonin

who vas chosen
=" dtrec t the
{. a m p b ell Or
c!'cstra in it's
.,r o q d c a S t S
;. h r e @ tim e S
each week over
ar MEOW T
network. Lanin
(. o d h i 8 M G n
n We been fa-
Vcrites n t h e
n1iIcical w or n
Nogales international., 1932-01-27
Loweil
Thomas

started s o m e.
thing when he
told a great, big
"whopper" DUR
ing one of his
d a lily N 3 c
broadcasts. The
result was an
immediate re-
S p o n S e from
radio listeners
and led to the
f 0 u n d a t i 0 n
of the Tall Story
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

Club by Thomas. The clubs fame
has spread throughout the country
and chapters have been formed
everywhere. Si- Huber Wilkins,
Jimmy Doolittle, Clarence Cham
berlin and Coun, Won Luckner are
a few of the outstanding members.
Nogales international., 1932-01-27

neuritis; rheumatism. Bayer Aspirin
is still the sensible thing to take.
Just be certain it's Baycr you're
taking; it does not hurt the heart
Get the genuine tablets, in this
familiar package for the pocket.
Evening star., 1932-09-11

where you would not seek anything else.
She may 60 for a season or two with
out acquiring new dresses, but she does
not ever go long without producing a
fresh coat sensation to maintain her
position in the smart circles OF Paris.
She is, in her way, coat specialist.
She has evolved a splendid technique
for wearing coats and Is mistress of her
art. These coats of hers must occupy
lots of her time. She must be con-
stantly wondering what the next one
will be like. She has become, in her
particular world, like great novelist
who, having written one great book and
set the public crying for more, must go
to infinite pains to make subsequent
volumes of equal or better quality.
This kind of reputation is enjoyed by
other women on account Of their hats,
or sports dresses, or evening gowns.
Women who might never have distin-
guished themselves as general dress
practitioners, by becoming specialists
have grown ultra-chic overnight. II
you want new formula-one you have
never tried-for individualism expressed
through dress, you will find this an
effective one. In your own locality,
wherever 1t may be, no matter how
many women have all sorts of every
thing. you still can make yourself stand
out admirably from all the rest by be-
coming specialist and concentrating
your attention on one highlight of your
wardrobe.
copyright. 1922