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Evening star., 1941-07-27

CMD SlamAm 46au1x, Los Angeles debu-
tante, judged by Cholly Knckerbocker. societys
reporter, of the oveliest Paulines recipe for
Woodbury. Facial Cocktail Il whip up lather Of Woodbury.
Soap smooth face and throat Then rinse with
water followed by cold Instantly my skin is all agow
Try Woodbury. on lt Sale
Evening star., 1941-07-27

JIere are the rules for gin rnnmy.
the card game described by Oswald
J0coby on page 8:
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Life's Real, Life's Earnest
For Andy Hardy Now
He Learns the Facts in Capitol Film;
Patricia Bowman and Paul HaakOn
Teamed in Stage Show
Nv HARRY MACARTHUR,

sitting of in the comparative safety of their
bewdement
approaches problem settling
photopay world qubb
call Life Begins Andy
Captol
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Ballet in Its Last
Program Tonight

Changing the program by audi
ence request, to provide last op-
portunity for witnessing "Gradua-
ton Ball" the Original Ballet Russo
has included the David Lichine
number on tonight's final program
at the Water Gate.
The two Petipa Tschaikowsky
classics already announced for this
evening, Swan Lake" and Aurora s
Wedding" also will be seen,
Graduation Ball" having replaced
lies Presages," which will not be
danced tonight.
The arrangement Of this final
program provides a last opportunity
for all the principal dancers of the
group to appear. Tatiana Ria
bouchinska, Mana Gollner, Marina
Svetlova, Genevieve Moulin, David
Lichine, Paul Petroff and Roman
Yasinsky are among those who will
dance tonight.
The company leaves shortly for q
tour of Canada.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

LIFE BEGINS FOR ANDY HARDY" .
Metro-G -Goldwyn- Mayer picture, with Mickey
Rooney, Judy Garland. Lewis Stone, Pa
tricia Dane; directed by George B seitE;
screen play by Agnes Christine Johnston.
At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

DIR JEKYIL AND MR.. HYDE" Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer production. starring Spen-
Ger Tracy and InErid Bergman, directed sy
Victor Fleming, screen play by John Lee
Mahin. At the Palace.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

ment which utilizes two hours in
failing to make, or over-making, its
points For what compensation
they are worth, there are two ex-
Evening star., 1941-08-29
AN count on Metro-Goldwyn-
\Gayer

can count on ro-Goldwyn-
Mayer.
In undertaking to act the dual
nature of man-and to show what
a silly, scientific fool DR.. Jekyl was
to monkey with it-Tracy Is handi-
capped by a script that is slow and
repetitious. Its slowly emergent
point is that when the beast In him
is unclaimed by q love which he
looked upon as soiled, but mar
velous, man Is highly unsavory
customer. Accordingly, as the flend-
ish Hyde. Tracy performs q variety
of repulSive acts which range from
splitting grape seeds at Miss Berg
man. to beating her dmpliedly) i,
torturing her spiritually, finally
working his way up to pair Of
brutal murders. In one, that of the
girl, his method Is that of strangu-
lation. The other involves old
fashioned skull crushing via heavy
walking stick.
But, don't be afraid, 1t Is not 4
horror picture: Just a psychologist
treatise.
1t is An extraordinarily difficult
job which Tracy undertakes in play
ing the two parts without the IA
miliar horror makeup. The change
which takes place in him. essen
tally an inner one, is reflected out
fhrnrI0h Al
makeup aids. These are chiefly a
pair of oversize eyebrows and what
appear to be set of oversize teeth.
1t is a combination that fits Hyde's
gleeful sadism perfectly enough to
make you duck the first elephant
closeup. And the subsequent ones.
as well. The difficulty Of the dual
role is a challenge which Tracy
meets with more than any other
actor you could name. 1t is not
quite enough to conquer the de-
liberateness and the confusion with
which the script. with its Freudian
overtones. is written.
He is abetted in his task BY some
interesting camera effects designed
to indicate that below the veneer
even such a nice chap as Dr. Jekyll
Is morally monster. AS Mr.. Hyde,
for instance, his favorite image to
emerge from his villainous labora-
tory brew, is that of Miss Bergman,
his impure love, looking up entic-
ingly from a sea of mud. The cam
era does its job here very well; also
that OF handling the dissolve shots
in which the hero-villain changes
from bad to good, or vice versa
Miss Bergman, as the terrified,
tortured girl who pays such a ter
rife price for having moment Of
tender regard for DR.. Jekyll, is alto
gether fine. Her role is like moth
ing She has ever done before. an
exacting thing in which she DEM
onstrates she is one actress quite
capable OF being in the same scene
with Tracy. The manner in which
she can look wistful and enticing in
the sloppy costume of barmaid, In
moments of ghastly terror. should
encourage the cinema to give her 4
whirl at more of the same.
Miss Turner. who does not look It.
Is cast this time as the prim girl.
Beatrix Emery, in the life of DR..
JekylL 1t is hard to accept her as
the daughter of the stuffy Emery
family, but 1t was a nice whimsy on
M-G-Ms part to give her the
chance at it.
Others in the cast are supposed
to be pretty solemn people, all of
them worried about poor DR.. Jekyll
They make it very well. We were
worried, too, lots of the time.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Home ReOpenS

Redecorated. the Warner Bros.
Home Theater will reopen tomorrow
afternoon. The neighborhood house
has been closed for several weeks
undergoing thorough refurbishing
The old exterior has been replaced
by a new modernistic front and
within there is a new lobby and the
entire auditorium has been fur
nished with new carpets and drapes.
The official reopening tomorrow
will be celebrated by double-fea-
ture program starting at l o'clock.
The bill includes Las Vegas Nights" !"
with Phil Regan and Constance
Moore, and Her First Beau" with
Jane Withers and Jackie Cooper.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

and Mr.. Hyde" Director Victor
Fleming decided against making a
plain horror picture. With Tracy to
give him courage for the attempt,
and why not, he undertook an ex-
ploration of good and evil in the
human soul quite as ambitious as
that of DR.. Jekyll himself. The
ambition of it is further reflected in
the character of the cast which also
includes Lana Turner, Donald Crisp,
Ian Hunter, Sara Allgood among
Others. The treatment of both the
story and the cast is becomingly
lavish, a thing for which you always
Evening star., 1941-08-29
From the STAGE

Minna Phillips and Regina Wal
lace, both of the legitimate stage,
have been signed for two pictures
by Warner Bros. Each will re-
create her original role In the
Warner screen version of The Male
Animal" but first both will appear
in "All Through the Night" in
which Humphrey Bogart and Kaa-
rem Verne play the leads.
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

and Time of Showing
Stage.
National - THE Wookey." new
play with Edmund Gwenn: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Earle-'Dive Bomber" Enrol
Flynn and Fred MacMurray fly for
the Navy: Gas am, 12:40, $40,
$40 and 9:35 pm. Stage shows:
1905, sos, Sos and 9:05 pm.
Palace-"Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde, "
Spencer Tracy alternately gentle
and berserk: II am, lao, 4:20, 7
and 9:40 pm.
Capitol-''Life Begins for Andy
Hardy" and seriously, in the big
city: 1925 am, Ills, 4:10, and
9:55 pm. Stage shows: 1890, 3:20,
6:l5 and 910 pm.
Keith's-"Hold That Ghost" Alb
bott and Costello haunt a house:
1875 am, 1:35, $40, $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
Metropolitan THE S m ing
Ghost" comedy-thrille 11:40 am,
lao, $40. $40, 7:45 and 945 pm.
Little-"Intermezz subtitled "a
love story" with Ingrid Bergman
and Leslie Howard: IL am. 12:45,
2:35, APO. 6:l0, 8 and $50 pm.
Columbia-"Charley's Aunt" with
Jack Benny in the well-known i'm
personation: 11:55 am, 1:55, $50,
5:45, TAO and 9:35 pm.
In the Country.
ROadside-"Tennessee's Pardner,"
classic tear-jerker of the 90s:
$50 pm.
Cross Roads THE Old Soak"
comedy with Arch Mcdonald in the
title role: $50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-08-29

! eUent features
In the form of
ina gina I'll V e
ca m era work
and a brilliaCt
performance by
Ingl'id Bergman.
Miss Bergman,
incidentally, now
should h a v e
taught H oily
wood that she
can do more
than be a visit
ful, br ok e n
hearted beauty.
In his version
Of DIR. Jekyll
TrL
Evening star., 1941-08-29
Now Spencer Tracy Essays
DIR. Jekyll and MIR. Hyde
Stevenson's Old Shocker Emerges
AS Lavish, Long Screen Drama,
With Ingrid Bergman Its Best Bet
By JAY CARMODY.

Just before he comes to his we-earned doom in the latest Aim
J refuy should
divinity perhaps should
Robert
nightmare with
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
DERRoTA DE ROCK SPRING
Triunfo de Rip A. Collins

En- la carrera especial de ano-
che, en- la cual compitieron los
mejores galgos de Tampa contra
los de st. Petersburg, Rock
Springs, ell campe6n local, Of
gran favorito para los apostado-
res, entr6 en- tercer lugar, derro-
tado por Rip A. Collins y Gall
ant Sandra, de la ciudad de allen
de la bahia.
Los apostadoreS habian esco-
gido como ganador a Rock
Springs y para finalizar en- Sc
gundo lugar a Who's Boy. FL de-
rrumbe de la ''catedra" fue CON-
pleto.
Ganaron la apuesta doble, pa
gada a $39.4O, Silly Watson y
Pal McAlevy. Hoy Sc correra el
premio del Torneo Nacional de
Trio. Han sido seleccionados pa
"a esta carrera, la octava, Turf
Terror, Hellenic, Ciaybrook,
Ohickamauga, Court Drama, Co
noco John, Captain Tussey e
IBERIA.
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meses que hacia que Sc fugaron
de su lado los pequenos, eran ra-
risimas las representations que
habian podidO dar por los pue-
BIOS y con escaso beneficio eco
n6mico.
No 10 pensemos mas-dijo
ahora ell Chepa, reanudando, sin
TRANSITION nj preambulo alguno,
el eterno tema que les ocupaba
deSde semanas atras-; venda-
mos uno de los carrosy un caba-
Ito y todos los bartulOs esos que
solo nos sirven d'estorbo. Pa 10
que vamos hacienda por los pue-
bios L..
VA 10 YES. Pa dar gOlpeS no
nos hace falta el circo, que Sc d.
ga.
|H circo! va no es circo ST
quiera. Lo que es Ia ~piOjertd,
nos Pha jugao, pero de puho.
VA llegara el dia de Ia ex-
.piaci6n.
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UNA INVITACION PARA Ell
BANQUETE A LOS
NOS ANTON Y A

E!J s~ecrstario del Castillo Girls
t6bal Colon o. 7, hermano Jose
Castro, nos invita- para el ban
quote que manana por la nOche
Sc celebrara, en- "Las Noveda-
des," en- honor de los hermanos
M. P. Schantz, pasado supreme
jefe, y Fred W. Anton, actual su
premo gran secretario.
Organiza ell acto una ccmisi6n
de los castillos CriSt6bal Colon
No. Z, Ponce de Leon No. 8 y
Templo Ideal No. 2.
Apreciamos la fineza.
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'-murmur6 al fin la noble da-
ma, soltando Ell peri6dico y cru
zando las manos.
ID Verdad que 81?
No me cabe duda. Vamonos'
Rodolfo, a Zaragoza esta misma
noche! lSaAgamos de dudas de
una we'll.
i amonoS. sfl 70 creo que
es la nina. iAlguna vez tenia
que acabar este martirio de to-
|dosl
FL marques miro ell reloj.
Fran las siete.
Aun tenian tempo de tomar
Ell eNpreso de Zaragoza y Bar
'celona en- la estaci6n del Medic
dia.
ST no es Celia esa nina
decia doha Moves cuando va ei
matrimonio iba canine de Ia es-
taci6n en- uno de sus lujosos CO.
dhes, tendremos, al menos, Ia
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
DEPORTES
LOS ROJOS ~DERROTARON
A LOS YANKEES
Deringer en- ercelente lorna

En- st. Petersburg, la vecina
ciudad, jugaron aver los Rojos
de Cincinnati, campeones del
mundo, contra la formidable no
vena de los Yankees de New
York. Mas de 1000 perSonas pre-
senciaron ell juego, demostrando
ash q. st. Petersburg es la ciu-
dad de mas entusiasmo peloteril,
en- Ell invierno, del estado de Flo
rida.
Paul Derringer comenz6 Ell
partido, en- fOrma perfecta, y
Sc lie acredit6 la victoria, aunque
lie ayudaron despues los pitchers
Guise y Hutchings. lie batearon
los Yankees tres hits a Paul, en-
tres innings, pero no consiguie-
ron anotarle.
Por los neoyorquiDos lama
ron Murphy, Russo y Barley, CO.
rrespondiendole la derrota a,
primero. Werber pogo de 'jon-
IRON por la cerca del jardin de.
recho.
Cincinnati &c, Oh, lie; New
York &c, Oh, De.
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certeza de nuestro error de Bur
gos.
-iAh, clarol Porque yo ten
go la seguridad de que estos nj
nos son los que vimos TRAFALGAR
en- la Hondonada con aquellos
bandidos, y que deben haberse
fugado.
POGO despues, ell tren Sc los
Nevada hacia Guadalajara y Ia
ragoza.
La marquesa, sin saber por
que, Nevada en- 10 mas oculto de
su pecho, una eSpecie de algeria
nueva, como 81 presintiera que
esta Navidad que sc acercaba,
iba a ser, en- la vida de ellos, al
go asi como una resurrection
que les resarciria de las angus
tias pasadas...
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Ii Nieves!... lNievesl... Ven
en- seguida!
La marquesa acudi6, alarma-
da, a la vez que la camarerita ia
cinta y otros criados.
-iQue es, hijO mio?... iQue
pasa?,..
NO te alarmes. Es una bue-
ma noticia. iPueden ustedes re-
tirarse!
Los criados sc marcharon.
Don Rodolfo tendi6 entonces
Ell n6mero de ia Vow a su es-
.posa, sehalandole ell epigrafe
que lie habia causado tanto asom
bro.
fiona, tenl iLee ESQ! IA
yer que piensas To?
Luego, mientras la dueha de
la casa leia, su marido, dando
dos pasos atras, la contemplo, ob
servando en- su rostro el efecto
de la noticia.
| -Ah, DiOs miol Estos sonI
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Con el bate. Ia Mascota y los EspejueIOs


He aqui la carta de r%enuncia
defimitiva enviada hoy por 81 ST..
Victoriano Manteiga, presiden-
tie de la Liga I~ntersOcial, a los
senores Delegates y subdelega-
dos. Dice asi:
Estimados amigos: Los acuer-
dos infortunados de la semana
paeada, en- cuanto a una sofa Sc
RE de juegos y dos series al fl
nal; Ell reparto de dinero a los
peloteros, con perjuicio de los
socios enfermos y sin trabajo;
Ia rebaja de sueldo a los arbitros
aun cuando el precio de entrada
Sc va a aumentar los incidentes
sobre las ofertas de dinero a los
peloteros, ETC., me obligan a in
siStir en- la reTluncla.
Espero que la suerte les favo-
rezca y que la Uiga I~ntersOcial
siga en- manos honradas y sa
mantenga, para bien de los de-
portes, en- Ybor City.
Personalmente, aprecio a TO-
dos y cada uno de ustedes por Ia
cooperation en- Ell pasado y les
sligo brindando mi amistad per-
sonal y la cooperation de Ia Ga
ceta."
Salud.
Victoriano Manteigd.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
SHERRY DERROTO AL
CARNICERO HENNING

Anoche en- Benjamin Field,
Jack Sherry, que reclama para
ST ell titulo de campe6n mundial
de luchas, venci6 a los 90 minu-
tos de contienda al carnicero
Lee Henning, uno de los mas pc
ligrosos "villanos'' del pats.
Ell gigantic "Hombre Monta-
ma" Bement, con u peso de $50
libras, fue descaiificado en- su
match con Bobby Roberts,
por usar naves ilegales. A los II
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
JACK BENNY GANARA
S17, 500 A LA SEMANA

Hollywood, mario liza Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. anunci6
aver que Jack Benny .firm6 un
contrato que lie garantiza una
cantidad semanal de $17,500.
Rechaz6 Benny una oferta de
$25, 1000, hecha por otra compa-
MIA y para pasar a otra "red'.
De csc dinero paga jack la or
questa, a su aSposa, Mary Liv-
irlgston, ell tenor Dannis Day,
Rochester, Phil Harris y Don
Wilson.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

Ohalky Wright, ell negro de
Los Angeles, aspirante a la
corona del peso de pluma, acos-
to en- Washington, en- Ell tercer
asalto, a Texas Lee Harper. Una
izquierda a la cabeza y una de-
recha al estdmago prOdujo la
caida de Harper.
frankie Duane, peso ligero de
Elizabeth, New Jersey, Obtuvo
su vigesima segunda victoria
professional, por nocaut tecnico,
en- ell sexto as9lto.
Allie Wolf, de New York, fu6
SUI contrario.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
VICTORIA DE MURRAY

Sarasota mario 11.-Con un
peso de 139 libras, Billy Murray
de Bellaire, Ohio, derrot6 por
puntos a Joe Alderman, 134, de
de New York. Alderman cay6
a la Iona en- los asaltos tercero,
septimo y noveno.
Buddy Rose, ell veterano local,
169 libras, venci6 por nocaut uec
nico a Busted Carroll, de 144.
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a reconocido en- lakeland. Flo-

RI reconocido en- Lakeland, Flo
rida, por I'm medico de esa ciu-
dad. Despues que Ell madico ha-
ga ell reconocimiento, Ell certifi-
cado Sc remitira a Detroit donde
Sc hara la Classification. Hank
Greenberg fue dedarado el pc
lotero mas valioso de la Liga A.
mericana, en- l94l.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

Lew Transparent, pdgill de
Baltimore, derrot6 por decision
unanime de los jueces la sema-
ma pasada, a Lou Salica'
Transparent gan6 los primeros
qsaltos. En- los GltimOs trato Sa-
lica de ponerlo a dormir, pero
no 10 consigui6. Pensaba Ell ven
cedor 124 hbras y ell "atropalla-
do" 120.
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VictoriGno MGnteigd.

Ted Williams Sc encuentra ya
en- Ell c~ampamento de los Medals
Rojas de Boston, en- Sarasota.
Arrib6 aver. Practice con ell ba-
te e hizo una magnifica impre-
sion. Hoy Sc lie usara de batea.
dor de emergencia contra los
Cardenales.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
CON LOS GUANTES
Buddy Baer contra Galento

Ell dfa 8 de sbril Sc batira en-
ell Estadio Ulire, en- Washing
ton, DOS Toneladas' Galento, Ell
italiano de Orange, y Buddy
Baer, hermano de Max y aspi-
rante a la corona del peso COM
pleto. Patrocina la pelea el en-
presario Mike Ja.d5s. Sc habla
anunciado ell match para ell dia
26 de mario, en- la Madison
Square Garden.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
Ia EACIErA

minutes eli arbitro intervino y
|castig6 al "malandrfn".
Babs Caddock 0frec!6 una de-
mostraci6n cientifica y derrot6,
en- % minutes, a Joe Rocky. Cad
dook reside en- Tampa durante
algdn tempo y ahora Sc lie como
&c, como habl ludhador, en- todo
ell continents.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
norte:
A Teruel D Zaragoza

"tt u AuFugOZu
-Mejor nos ira por ar7iba.
que despuGs de TODD hay mas d.
nero-fall6 al fin Monsieur Re-
nard-. mos parece?
-Tira va, hombre-le critic
desde ell furg6n de atras ell Che
pa que comenzaba q impacien,
tarse.
Pablito fustig6 el caballo; Isl
dro le imit6, y los dos carruajes
ae pusieron en- Marcia.
Luego los hombres echaron
pie a TERRA, al tempo que las
iamas, segGn costumbre invete-
rada en- Ia llustre eompahia. Sc
reunian en- 81 primer caro-, pa
"a charlas sin tregua.
o.
ii Cogorza y 81 segundo iban
de pelmo humor.
Los negocios marchaban de ca
pa eada, y en- los tres o cuatro
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

I'm "jonrr6n" del catcher Han
cken, de los Atleticos, di6 la vic
toria a la novena de Connie
Mack sobre ell club Hollywood,
de la costa del Pacifico. Descar-
GO Ell batazo en- el octave y rom
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

Rizzuto, la nueva estrella de
los Yankees, tiene una estatura
de 5 pies 5 pulgadas. En- un pro-
grama de los Yankees, por enui-
vocaci6n, aparece con 6 pies 6h2
pulgadas.
Uncle Sam solo exige cinco
pies y un peso de LOG libras.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
CAPITULO XII
De dndanza en- Gndanza

-Bueno, lp'ande tiramos,
ItG?
-P'ande querais.
-Dilo III.
70 no digo ma.
-iQue 10 olga Garcia.
@Yo? 10 mismo me da ir al
cieAo quail inferno. icon tai
p'haiga vinol...
-Bueno, por ma, vamos pa
rriba. negaremos a Zaragoza
dentro de tres 0 cuatro dias.
Les furgones de los bandidos
estaban parados en- un cruce de
carreteras.
En- o. poste indicator de ru-
ia decia, por un lado que seha-
laba hacia el sur:
A Ciadad Real d Toledo
Y por el que sehalaba haeia q
La gaceta., 1941-03-11
.GREENBERG SERA RECO-
NOCIDO EN-

Detroit, mario 11.-Una jun
ia local del serviciO s~alectivo a.
nunci6 que Hank Greenberg Sc
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 423
TONIC SEGUNDO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

Ell publico ha salido maravilla
do de la fiesta.
La pequena compania de circo
Sc propone dar en- Zaragoza O.
tras doce o ounce representacio
mes.
Felicitamos al Director lilipu-
tense de- notabilisimo Circo Pa
Tisi6n, y lie deseamos, 10 mismo
que al reSto de la trup, muchos
y continuados exitos como ell de
anoche.-H COrreSpOnsal."
o
El marques Sc puso en- pie, fe-
brilmente, dirigiendose hacia la
puerta, y llamando, a la vez que
tocaba un timbre:
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

pic un empate de dos carreras
por dos.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

Mccarthy comienza a sentir-
Sc satisfecho con los progresses
de Joe Gordon en- la primera ba-
Sc.
Una vez mas el veterano direc
tor ha encontrado 10 que busca-
ba.
La gaceta., 1941-03-11

VietoEianO Manteiga, Editor
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-18
i. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage BY dns,cering the fol-
loWing questions, then checking
against the authoritative dnsUers
beloU.
1. When a mar takes his wife
to a dance should lie dance with
her before dancing with any
other woman?
2. Is it good manners for q
husband and wife to argue back
and forth over which one tells a
story better il. a "No, you tell il,
Dear" marnel?
3. Are the married couple
who are rude TO each other when
they are guests also being rude
10 their hostess?
4. Is " good manners for q
woman to swear conversational
iy.
Whdt U0utd you 40 IL
You prefer your Oicn cigdrets to
the brand pour hostess offers you-
(a) Say, mo thanks. haze
one right here" and take out
pour oWn package?
fb) Say II prefer nv o,on brand
If you don't mind"f
Answers
1. Yes
2. No.
3. Yes.
4. No.
Best what woSld You Do" soIx-
tioS-(el.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-18

Why had she hesitated? Why
had she waved SO gaily when
Sandy went away? She knew
now what she wanted. It would
Mt be many more hours until she
could tell the daring young
aviator she would like a per-
manent seat in his plane.
Relieved, she fell asleep and
did not waken until the liner
TAXED down the field to q halt.
There was q moments delay as
it prepared to release its pas
sengers. She gathered her pock-
etbook, bag, and the extra coat
and hurried down the steps.
A messenger boy was calling
her name. So Phil had caught
her signal and relayed her mes
sage. She handed the boy a
quarter and hurried to the COR
ner of a long coffee counter. Her
fingers trembled as she tore the
envelopes flap.
She read:
DARLING STOP AM PER-
FECTLY SAFE STOP DE-
LAY OF NO IMPORTANCE
STOP I LOVE YOU SANDY
Suddenly the ether passengers
seated at the counter became
aware that the girl in the purple
suit had gold candles in her
violet eyes. that her hair was
like freight, her eyebrows and
her gay red mouth flew upward.
She moved as though she belong
ed to wings and high winds. All
this, because she had read mes
sage on a telegraph blank.
There was such brief space
from grief to Paradise, such
brief space from worlds end to
worlds beginning. Sandy had
said, II love you" and sped
the three words on shining wings
so she could smile again and
now all skies were bright and
every outgoing liner a magic
carpet primed for heaven.
Because she had seen no
papers for several hours, Judy
hurried to a news stand and ask
ed for several. She verified the
time OF her planes departure,
then sat down to read any new
words about the tall young
aviator with bright, rough hair
Ind . crooked grin.