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TOday's Horoscope

The person born on this date is
often puzzled and anxious about his
future. He needs to have faith that
he can meet and successfully over
come any difficulties that arise. He
is a sincere friend, but, being hot
tempered and impetuous, he some
times misunderstands and quarrels
with them He eXacts obedience
from children and Subordinates.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
Photographs

One Boston hotel gives its Gus
toners a free newspaper each
morning during breakfast and the
latest issue of a magazine later in
their rooms.
Married sons in China live with
their parents. This often results in
very large families, as many as six
generations, with from 200 to 300
members living under one roof.
In 1474, in Basle, Switzerland, a
barnyard rooster was tried on the
charge of laying an egg. The cock
was found guilty and burned at the
stake as a witch in disguise.
There are only about 400 blood
hounds in the United States, and
less than 100 Of that number have
been trained for trailing fugitives.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
IT'S ABOUT TINE

Having appropriated oil wells develop
ed by American capital, Mexico is now
engaged in shipping crude oil into Texas
paying the 21 cents barrel import tax
and disrupting the Texas oil industry.
Isn't is about time to send for Davey
Crochet ?-EX.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
GRAB BAG
Ono Minnie Test

l. In what government depart
ment would you find the office Of
education?
,. How did the Hawaiian Islands
come to be part of the United
States?
3. Can the president of the Unit
ed States adjourn congress?
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
Barbs-

The politeSt motorist is the bird
who said Come in" whenever his
engine knocked.
The Sixth Avenue elevated in
New York is to be torn down. Isn't
that razing ell?
The Scotch are much mallgned.
Who ever heard of tWo-kilt suit?
Gallantry is disappearing. A
new muff has an electric hand
Warme" inside.
The WPA worker leans on his
shovel and the congressman leans
on the WPA worker.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
Words nf Wisdom

He gives not best who gives most:
but he gives most who gives best
If I cannot give bountifully, yet I
will give freely, and what want in
my hand. I will supply by my
heart.-WarWick
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05

it, and became a
different man.
When he was
farm boy, Ia years
old. he was out
hunting. A shot
gun went off ac-
cidentLy. T h c y
carried him home.
A doctor W a S
summoned. The
boy would be
blind the rest of
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
RE-EMPLOYMENT
(Porterville Recorder)

NIUTItTNIIIt htCUIU6IJ
Since June, re employment in nom
agricultural occupations has reached a
total of 100000 This is an encouraging
gain. Yet there are from 100000 to
100000 jobless people in this country,
although WPA rolls are at their highest
point. Unemployment continues to be
the nations major problem.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
ne-Minute Test Answers

/. In the Department of the In
terror.
?. They voluntarily joined the
United States in 1898.
8. No, not under ordinary cir
cumstances. In case of disagree
ment between Senate and House of
Representatives, he may adjourn
them. however. No president has yet
done 50.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
Hints on Etiquette

1t is good manners to radiate
cheerfulness wherever you go. For
politeness requires that we make
others comfortable, and no one is
comfortable with a person who is
gloomy or moroSe.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
DALE
CARNEGIE
Author of How to Win
Friends and Influence
People

In Colorado Springs, Colorado
Is remarkable man--Frank NJ
Mobley - whose whole life was
changed in a minute Someone
told Inn something. he profited by
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
TRANSFORMED BUGGY WHIP

All that is left of the horse and whip
age is the buggy whip masquerading aS
radio aerial-Chicago News.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
TOURISTS AND MEXICO

The American Automobile Association
reports that Mexico is now safe for tour
lists But are some of the tourists safe
for Mexico ?-SiouX City Tribune.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
Famous Sayings

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religion. is he'll also deeusf aaa aaHa9 H.aa aas
other2-Wafreu
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05
thoughts Tor the Day

And he said unto them Go ye INTO al the world and
preach the gospel 10 every ereature.-MaIk l6.l5.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-05

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29

I'VE ~ NNNtFtt~< E|E TLEC bNEI
pLANs2S IMAM ACrO2S.
Even their mother and father
have q hard time telling Billy
and Bobby Mauch apart Billy
was supposed 10 have played in
Anthony Adverse" he ap-
peared in only half the scenes
Mrs. Mauch rang in Bobby for
the other half so they'd have the
same experience both boys
are all around athletes but
football Is their favorite
Bobby plays fullback on their
neighborhood team, and Billy
plays a blocking halfback :.
their ambition Is TO weigh 100
pounds and play those same
positions for Notre Dame
=. they're never seen separately
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
AT LOEW'S Poll
Little Miss Broadway"
Commences Four Days
Run Tomorrow

little Miss Broadway" Shirley
Temples latest starring picture has
been completed and is scheduled for
It's opening tomorrow at the Loew
Poll theater.
Already, critics who have seen the
production say that 1t demonstrates
beyond q shadow Of doubt why
this young lady Is Americas Num-
Der One star.
1t Is an acknowledged fact that
TO millions throughout the world,
each new Shirley Temple picture is
an event OF major magnitude. Most
recently India capitulated TO the
charm Of this young thespian when
an age-old rule against feminine en-
tertainers dropped its barriers-and
La Temple Is now the box Office
champion Of the world.
OF Little Miss Broadway" the
pre-viewers say that Shirley dances
and sings with greater ease ana
talent than she has in any pre-
vious film, and her rare dramatic
ability continues TO amaze her au-
diences.
Part Of the secret OF phenomenal
success Is credited TO the fact that
Daryl F. zanuck, production chief
at goth Century-Fox, consistently
has Communicated every facility
within his control TO assure the best
in story, production material and
cast. And Little Miss Broadway"
has been reported Is a double order
OF everything.
The original screen play was pre-
pared by Harry Tugend and Jack
Yellen.
The cast which supports Shirley
Is headed by George Murphy, Hol-
lywood's ace acting hoofer; Jimmy
Durante, droll comic who needs no
introduction; Phyllis Brooks, the
rapidly rising young blonde beauty
who appeared with Shirley In RE
becca', and Edna Mae Oliver, who
Is known to myriads OF fans as the
austere old maid.
The cast also includes two dozen
big names, notable among them
George Barber, Edward Ellis, Jane
Darwell, Donald Meek, Patricia
Wilder and Claude Gillingwater, Sr
Six sparkling tunes by Walter
Bullock and Harold Spina--rangin
from ballads TO sizzling swing lend
themselves TO Shirleys singing as
well as the intricate dancing steps
which she and Murphy execute to-
gether.
The titles OF these song hits are
BE Optimistic, I'VE Should Be To-
gether," IF All The World Were
Paper" Swing Me An Old Fash
Toned Song" How Can 1 frank
You" and Little Miss Broadway"
the title song.
Production has called for ultra
modern sets as well as dowy old the
atrical hotel-rOm scenes.
And as evidences OF an assured
Temple success the direction OF the
young star has been placed In the
capable hands OF Irving Cummings
who makes Little Miss Broadway"
the worlds brightest street takes the
worlds brightest star TO Is heart
. and it's whole new world OF
romance. laughter and song :.
for Shirley and for you'll
The second big hit on the pro-
gram teams again the most lovable
film team Of all, Alison Skipworth
and Polly Moran In Ladies In Dis
tress', yarn of gangland In re-
treat from the headlong attack OF
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29
Promising Pictures Feature Programs OF Local 7heaters
Busse, Whose footing Is Something To Blow About,
Prefers Melody To Savage, Emotional Rhythms
BY NORMAN sIEGEL

New York, July 2o-People still
play Paul Whiteman's masterful
recording Of when Day Is Done"
Just TO hear Henry Buses spark
ling trumpet solo. For years that
solo has been model for every
ambitious young trumpeter In the
dance band business. 1t Is smooth,
clean and hot.
Busse was some IL years younger
than he Is today when he sat in
the trumpet section Of Whiteman's
famous band TO blow out that jazz
classic. He had little more hair
on the top OF his head and wore
q tiny mustache In the EARLY
Whiteman" manner. He was the
trumpet King" In one Of the most
successful Jazz bands In the new
era of fast music.
Busse still blows a great trum-
pet. However, his mustache Is gone
and, as leader OF his own band, his
ideas on Jazz music differ from
those OF the leading exponepts Of
the new syncopated musical form.
After 10 years with Whiteman,
Busse left Pops" in 1923 TO or
ganize his own band. And ne left
Broadway.
He returned for the first time q
few weeks ago. an enemy Of swing
seeking TO topplc from their thrones
such kings Of the jitterbugs as
Benny Goodman and Tommy Dor
sey. The happy go-lucky, spirited
postgraduate of the famous White
man band is shooting the works on
the swing music issue over the Co
lumbia airwayes from the Hotel
New Workers. GUNNER Terrace.
Buses band is heavy on brass,
there being six instruments in that
section. Swing bands go heavy on
brass, but from there Busse and the
swingsters go their respective ways
-Busse TO relax In melody and the
"alligaterbugs.
1.-THE swing fans emote them
selves into a terrific frenzy In which
they are slaves TO a savage rhythm
rather than dancing to subtler
and more compelling type Of
music" Busse states. "The other
group listens critically and misses
the ultimate effect Of g. musical
sensation. All that I'm trying TO
do Is TO give America some music
to dance TO again--music that the
swing bands disflgure."
Busse got his start with White
man at the Vernon Country Club
back in 1918 and went with Pau
TO Atlantic City where the band
made It's first big hit. From there,
II went into the Palais Royal in
New York, an engagement which
made music history. Henry was with
Whiteman in London in 1923, play
inQ In show called Brighter Lon
don" There he met the Broz Sis
ters, well-known swing trio. He
married one Of them in 1934--Lor-
Ayne-shortly before the trio dis
|. banded. .s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29

are co-starred while Marjorie
Weaver and Pauline Moore are fea-
tured with the two stars through
out the film.
Not content with the choice of
three of Hollywood's most beauti-
full women as the Three Blind
Mice" the producer has built
cast around Stephen Powys' as yet
unproduced stage play that in
cludes another trio Of fi1mland's
best known masculine names.
Beginning In inauspicious farm
overalls, Miss Young and her two
screen sisters, set forth on the gay
adventure In quest Of millionaire
husbands--on funds from q be-
quest by departed relative.
you can fall in love with mil
lionaire just as easily as q
plumber" opines lovely Loretta, as
she establishes her self at
fashionable hotel They've drawn
lots and Loretta becomes the
lady" Marjorie Weaver her
"lady's maid" and Pauline Moore
the secretary"
Co-featuring the program will be
Little Miss Thoroughbred" q
Warner Bros. comedy drama that
tells of big race track betting that
coupsare sometimes engineered. The
film introduces Janet Chapman, six
year-old miss, who Is expected to be-
come the next great child film star.
Also featured In the cast are John
Litel, Ann Sheridan, and Frank Nc
Hugh.
Attractions coming Tuesday TO
the Strand include 1.-THE Toy Wife"
starring Luise Rainer with Melvyn
Douglas and Robert Young. also
Victor McLaglen In THE Devils
Party"
Thu onynrtv ~ ,,,ttt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29

look pretty bad, a few weeks later,
when he got TO kissing somebody
else"
So when there is any romancing
to be done in his pictures, Boyd
Just arranges everything and lets
Russell Hayden do the love-making.
The new code Of propriety on
movie sets forbids directors to
swear at players or crew, but
sometimes all restraint Is lost.
Other day q director and a cou-
pie Of principals, trying to do a
particularly intimate scene, we're
distracted by the shuffling and
whispering and gawking OF a
swarm Of extras. Finally the
movie-maker turned and shouted:
"All you ---- ---- get off this
set, and right noWl"
Everybody scurried for an exit
Everybody. that is, except one
young man who stood right where
he was and watched them disap-
pear. The director WAS about TO
pounce on him when he turned
and smirked, Gee, boss, there
sure was 81 lot Of EN-, wasn't
there?"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29
- M-,
Hollywood
BY PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service STAFF Correspondent


Hollywood--All over the lot: Be-
cause Nancy Kelly is a newcomer TO
Hollywood and will have the fem
mime lead In the costly Splinter
Fleet" the film colony and certain
envious actresses are inclined TO
think Of her as another Cinderella
girl.
Miss Kelly hasn't been incoming
In any chimney corners, though,
nor Is she strange TO pictures. She
was child actress in films made
IN the east, and now, at II, Is a
10-year veteran Of radio and the
stage.
II quit pictures in 1927" she ex-
planned, because / was beginning
TO turn gangly, and fat in the
wrong places. 1t seemed like
good idea to hide behind micro
phone for awhile"
No longer gangly. and nice all
rounded in the right places, Miss
Kelly recently has come from the
tour and New York run Of "Susan
and Cod" with Gertrude Law
renee. Shed still be with Miss
Lawrence If Daryl Zanuck hadn't
got excited and bought her run
of-the-play contract.
II hadn't even thought Of COM
ing here for pictures yet" Miss
Kelly said. Seems like It's always
the people who so desperately
want to come here who seldom get
chance"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29
STATE TO OFFER
THRILLING film
"The Amazing DR.. Glitter
house,, Comedy-Drama,.
Starts This Afternoon

The first of the seasons hits from
Warner Brothers Studios, thrill
ing masterpiece of comedy-drama
1.-THE Amazing DR.. Clitterhouse" ar
rives at Warner Brothers State the
alter, Waterbury's only air condi-
toned picture house, this afternoon;
having been booked as the headline
attraction OF the super bill which
may be seen until the closing per-
formances Monday evening.
1t was adapted from the stage
play OF the same name which en-
joyed long runs In both London
and New York and stars two stars
Of radios famous Tuesday evening
big Town" program, Edward q.
Robinson In his greatest character
ization that Of the extraordinary DR..
Clitterhouse and Claire Trevor In
the greatest role Of her life, that
Of 10 Keller the hard-boiled Queen
Of the Underworld who Is as tough
as her job. Humphrey Bogart is also
featured as Rocks" Valentine, q
gang leader.
Long famous for his portrayals Of
ruthless criminals, Robinson has
the great good fortune in this pic
ture OF being able TO demonstrate
the high order OF his acting skill by
enacting an engrossingly complex
characters Park Avenue doctor
who spends his days in the practice
OF medicine, his nights in the prac-
tice OF crime.
DR.. Chitterhouse soon rises to the
leadership of band OF robbers
formerly led by Humphrey Bogart
and for which Claire Trevor acts as
fence" and coleader. Hardened
criminals all, they don't know what
to make OF "the Professor, but
they good-humoredly indulge his
whims, and allow him to test their
FRACTIONS during the commission of
their many crimes. Bogart, alone OF
the gang, is suspicious OF him, and
his threat of exposure leads the
Doctor TO commit the ultimate crime
Of murder.
Seen In support Of the stars, mem
toned above are Gale Page, as the
doctors loyal nurse secretary: Make
'Slapsie" Rosenbloom, who virtually
steals the show with his portrayal OF
Miss Trevor's bodyguard; Allen
jenkins, Donald Crisp, Hendy O'Neil
John Litel, and Ward Bond.
Also included on the same bill is
q film based on Booth Tarkingtons
immortal boy character "Penrod' &
Double Trouble" with the famous
twin boy stars, Billy and Bobby
Mauch topping the cast. This films
the most adventurous in the twins
career and Is like It's predecessors,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29
THREE COMRADES
STRAND FEATURE
"Men Are Such Fools" on
Same Program Ending
Tomorrow

Current attractions to be enjoyed
today and tomorrow at Warner
Bros. Strand theater include Three
Comrades" starring Robert Taylor,
Franchot Tone, Robert Young and
Margaret SULLIVAN, also "Mer Are
Such Fools" with Wayne Morris
and Priscilla Lane co-starred In the
leads.
Starting this Sunday the Warner
Bros. Strand theater will inaugurate
a new policy consisting Of COM
plete change OF program three times
week, according to an announce
ment made today by the manage
ment of this theater. Under the
new system there will be a new
show every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday instead Of the previous
two shows a week schedule.
Three Blind Mice" delightful
gay story Of three beautiful girls,
heads the new double hit bill at
the Strand which opens Sunday and
closes Monday evening under the
new policy.
Loretta Young and Joel McCrea
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29
COOPER HAS HIS WAY,
BOYD HAS HIS AUDIENCES

Samuel Goldwyn Is making O.
western OF typically colossal proper
tions but modest plot. It's complete
with cowboys and Injuns, but has
no william, and Is mostly about ro-
deos and Reno. The lot Is full of
punchers in fancy pants and bril-
liant silk shirts, and happy red
skins squatting in the shade study
ing racing forms.
When Gary Cooper was called
in for costume fitting for 1.-THE
Lady and the Cowboy" he found
they had bought him some furry
white chaps, cleaning white boots,
and many loud silk shirts with
white piping at the seams and zip
pers and white buttons. He then
announced, quietly but with great
finality, that he wouldn't wear the
damn things. II they wanted the
damn things worn, he continued,
they could go hire Gene Autry or
somebody else.
Mr.. Cooper now wears one pair
Of cowboy boots Ordinary. one
pair blue denim pants (s2), one
dark flannel shirt 90, and large
hat Second hand.
Another thing that sets Cooper
apart from the usual run Of west
ern heroes Is that he Is permitted
plenty Of romance and clinches
with his leading lady, Merle
Oberon.
Maybe you haven't realized It,
but an old hand like Bill Boyd
who has been Hopalong Cassidy In
20 pictures, never has kissed the
heroine in any of them. Or any
other gal, either.
That's because I have a differ
ent leading woman in practically
every picture" Boyd explained on
the Return of the Fox" set. you
can see how the kids would figure
lift Hoppy we're really TO fall in
love and kiss 81 heroine it would
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29
DANCED WITH DUKE

Franciska Gaal. co-starred with
Bing Crosby in Paris Honeymoon"
is onqe of the exclusive coterie of
young ladies vino have danced with
the Duke of Windsor. 1t was at
Kitzbuhel, In the Austrian Alps,
during q celebration which both at
tended In separate parties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29
MOVIE NOTES
PLANS BIRD SANCTUARY

Zoe Atkins, famous author who
scripted the screenplay of Tam" in
which Claudette Colbert Is starring
for Paramount, plans to leave her
extensive Pasadena estate TO the
government as a bird sanctuary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29
BILLY COOK GRAD

Billy Cook, child actor who Is
laying leading role in Paramount's
Technicolor epic Of aviation, Men
With Wings, flew TO Palo Alto,
Calf, TO graduate from the red
brick Lomitas School, where he stu
died for seven years before coming
to Hollywood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29

two head-strong ladies who have
their own strange and hilarious
technique In dealing with racketeers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29

full of touches of homely humor and
charm; truly q film to be enjoyed
by adults as we'll as juveniles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-29

The government of Denmark will
produce traffic propaganda film.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-01
,Ies of Nation Should be Taught
ri of Eating. French Chef Says

LONDON. Dec. /. tUP)-Emlle
Aymoz. eloquent French chef of
London's Dorchester hotel, offered
in solution of the worlds ills today
the passionately presented recon-
mendation that rulers train their
peoples in the arts of eating
He told a gathering OF famous
physicians and surgeons. Oxford or
Cambridge university should create
a "chair of gastronomy for the
study of the cuisine, research i'll
nutrition and the training Of men
to minister 10 the bodily needs OF
the nation"
Napoleon said that an army
marches on its stomach, but Aymoz
went further.
The character of a nation he
said, "largely depends on its chefs.
And the destiny of nation also.
For a man who has dined well can
face the world and its problems
with a clear mind and eye, and
his decisions on matters of politi-
cal and commercial Importance will
be tinged with the necessary spirit
of kindneS and tolerance.
"A man may live without learn
ing. he may still thrive without
culture, and his spiritual life may
yet be void, but he cannot live
without food and drink"
Why, therefore, is it that the
nation does not pay more heed to
food. We need education in eating.
While one person must go hungry
or ill-nouriShed in this world OF
of abundance, civilization is a
mockery. progress a term of ridi-
cule. Such a state is pure mad
ness"
Aymoz advocated "a little wine
for the stomach's sake" with food
and recommended revival of the
seven course dinners which were
the custom at the beginning of the
century.
This revival, he said, probably
would be brought about in the
United States because Americans
take much greater interest in their
food than the English" Further
more, he said. they have contribut-
ed that peer among foods that
''most succulent and nutritive of
dishes the hamburger.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-01
Murder Hearinq
Slated Dec. Il


BRAWLEY, Dec. preliminary
hearing for two Mexicans charged
with the murder of Ascension Guz-
man, %, will take place in justice
court here December Ia.
Augustin Trasyima, AZ, and
Jesus Morena, %, are held without
bail in the county Jail on a
charge of shooting Guzman in
the back with a % rifle Thanks
giving eve.
A preliminary hearing on the
charge was set for Wednesday
but their attorney. w. E. Abraham,
was unable TO be present