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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-17
She's "UnspoiIed Natural Beauty
By TOM WOLF


 NEA Service Stan Correspondent
 New York-All right, boys, the line forms to the right. Step up and shake the hand that pinched the rosy cheek of America's reign ing beauty. She's all that the pro- gram said she'd be before her recent selection at Atlantic City, N. J.: The peak of youthful freshness, en- hanced by personality, charm, sweet disposition, healthy body, and fair degree ,of talent"
 The bundle of beauty who, of all American lasses, most embodies what the catalogue sums up as "unspoiled natural beauty" is, as you may have guessed, Miss Fran ces Marie Burke, of Philadelphia Miss America 1940, to you mugs. Specifications: 19 years old, 5 feet g inches, 120 pounds, brown hair, green eyes, and three dimples--two cheek, one chin.
 IMPISH IMPULSE
 PROMPTED QUESTION The Thrill of My Lifetime as- signment came suddenly, unex- pectedly, early one morning. Miss Burke, her mother, and fellow contestant Miss Michigan had just finished breakfast in their ample suite in the Hotel New Yorker. A large, square mirror in the living room, covered with 8 zigzag design drawn in lipstick, showed that the photographers had already been to call.
 Miss America was just about to leave on her round of greetings, meetings, and posings that are as much part of her title as the gigantic trophy (which stood prom inently near the center of the room, its pillars a bit awry from over- handling).
 Miss America, strikingly dressed in a two-piece plaid skirt; black wool jacket plaid shawl, match ing the skirt, around her shoulders; and 8 fetching black shovel-bhim
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hat with yellow bow). seemed to take you far from the troubled world.
 So perhaps it was an impish im- pulse that prompted the first ques- tion: Miss Burke, you are the
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acme of unspoiled beauty in a spoiled and scared world. Have you thought what useful role attractive young ladies, like yourself, can play in this world?
 Quick as a flash, Miss America
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AnslUers To
 Test Questions


 Below are the answers to test questions printed on page 6. l. (Stephen) Grover Cleve- land; (Thomas) Woodrow Wilson; (John) Calvin Cool idge.
 2. Washington, D. c. 3. P0Iaris.
 4. AmpereS.
 5. Forty-eight States. 6. All right
 2. Abel.
 8. In the Pacific Ocean east of the Philippines.
 9. An instrument for meas uring time.
 10. Flying tanks.
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know that he will not only go, as ordered, but will smile and say "Yes- sir" !" when ad- dressed.
 Jack Swetland calls to report galley in for his s r C a t book, THESE MEN, " 8 story of the First w Orld War that wN all
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 know is Good! .. Watch the bookstalIs. Read it. Be glad you're an American again.
 In the New York Times Sum- day, we read a poem that ex- presses a thought we have al- ways hoped somebody would ex- press It is,
 1.-THE NATIONAL GUARD" Didn't know much, but knew
 something,
 Learned while the other men
 played,
 Didn't delay for commissions; Went while the other men stayed. Took no degrees up at Plattsburg, Needed too soon for the game,
 Orders said, Comet" - And
 they came.
 Didn't get bars on their shoulders, Or three months to see if they
 could;
 Didn't get classed with the reg
 lars,
 Or told they were equally good. Just got job and got busy, Awkward they were, but intent, Film. no claim for exemption,
 Orders said: "Go!" - And they
 went.
 Didn't get farewell pr0cessi0ns, Didn't get newspaper praise: Didn't escape the injunction To men, in extenso, their ways. Work bench and counter and roll-
 top,
 Dug in and minding their chance. Orders said: First line of
 trenches!"
 They're holding them Some
 where in France"
 You'll be reading a lot of copy like the above soon. You'll be hearing about the crowded condi- tionS in the cantonmentS, the poor rations, and the brutal officers. The nice old Aunt NellieS will wiring their hands when Archibald discovers that his number is up, and that getting married suddenly didn't make the Draft Board pause. The Reds, and the spoiled brats, will be mouthing plenty of criticism. One faction will howl that there's racial distinction while another complains about too much politics That's America, and signs of the times.
 It's a mighty safe feeling, know ing that America is, at last, awak- ening. It's a pretty satisfactory country to defend, and we have youngsters ready to stand by in the Army, Navy and Marines. Worse things can happen to . boy thah to be drafted. UnempIoy- ment. fancy education, misguided effort. are all worse. A draftee is low In the military scale, 'tis true, but he learns discipline, honesty. and self-rellanee while In uniform. After Q hitch with the draft cute fits, the lad may join mp with the National Guard. or even with the regulars, and get . little expefi- ence in more professional soldier ing. The draft will A0 more gooa than harm, any way you figure it. A lad aoean't have llme to ena- brace aubveFaIve doctrines while he ls ln uniform, during peace e in war.
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Argentina fears that unemploy. ment will soon become a problem
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- As. News.
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Varieties.
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Davis.
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KMO-Dance Music.
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Lone journey
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SelectiYe Service. 7:20.
What's On Your Mind?
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porter.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-29
JOHN S. FOUTS DIED
LAST EVENING

John S. Fouts, 72, who spent
Practically his entire life at this
place, died Wednesday evening at
$50 o'clock, here at the home of M.
f. Steward, where he had resided a
part of the time for the past three
years. He had been in poor health
for several years, and confined TO
his room much of the time this win
ter. He was son of the late James
and Mary Lansley Fouts, and was
born at this place. His father was a
Civil war soldier. For many years
Mr.. Fouts was cigar roller by
trade. Later he was employed
with the Wholesale Grocery of this
place. He never married, and was
the last of his family His brothers
and sisters were: James. Chester
and Frank Fouts. Mrs. Celia Jones
and Miss Clara Fouts. Following
the death of the latter, Mr.. Fouts
sold their home on South Kennebec
avenue. He retained a room there
for several years and later, for a
number OF years, lived at the Sid
Mclnturf home, near Pennsville,
during the week days, and spent
the week ends here. This winter
he had remained here all of the
time. Mr.. Fouts was village treas
urer here for number of years.
He was man of the best of habits:
was of a cheerful disposition, and
mad many warm friends. He was
member of the Grace Methodist
church of this place.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
pIpta
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-29
DALE WALLACE DIES
IN COLUMBUS

Dale Wallace, 40, Of Columbus,
son of Ida Hook Wallace, and the
late Willard Wallace, passed away
Tuesday evening about 6 O'Clock,
following heart attack. He was
born near Hooksburg, on the old
Hook farm, and spent his childhood
in McConnelsville, moving to Co.
lumbus with his parents in 1914.
Mr.. Wallace is survived by his wife
and two daughters, Rosemary and
Charlene of the home; his mother,
Mrs. Ida Wallace, of Columbus, and
seven brothers and sisters: Dolly,
wife of Tom Mccormick, twin sister,
of Columbus; Mrs Daisy Metzger,
and Doris. wife of Frank Paul, also
of Columbus; four brothers, Don
c. Wallace, of Cleveland; Dane E.,
of Oklahoma; Damon and Duke
Wallace of Columbus. His death
is the first break in his parents
family of eight children. Also sur
viving are an aunt, Mrs. Emmett
Wilson of this place, and three un-
cles. Henry Hook of Stockport;
Cool Hook of Cleveland, and C. L.
Hook of Aliquippa, Pennsylvania.
He was grandson of the late Cap
tain I. N. Hook. For II years the
deceased had been a machinist at
the Pennsylvania railroad shops
Funeral services will be conduct
ed Friday afternoon at Lindenbolt
chapel, Columbus, with interment
at Gahanna