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at his face because he knocked you
out and deposited you on the back
stairs" Wasp opened drawer of the
desk. Now I'd like you to identify
this photograph"
Tony Camp frowned Its Racky."
Right" nodded Wasp. "Racky
was once a bouncer in an underworld
dive. He's still tied in with the under
world. You select your bodyguards
with more impulse than discretion,
young man. The police have had an
eye on him ever since you gave him
the job" Cardigan paused as the door
opened and William Malvolio entered
with a detective.
1E LOOKED past the Chief Inspector
at the desk. He ignored the Camp
attorney and the Camp heir. His gaze
covered Olivia, held her. With an elo-
quent gesture, he turned his trouser
pockets inside out. "As empty as my
heart. Please believe me-"
Tell me who you really are"
Olivia answered. Tell me- and I'll
believe you"
| was tempted to break in. But
Wasp's warning stopped me. Let
them settle it alone"
you wouldn't remember the name.
Or perhaps you've heard it. 1t used
to be a legend. was the baby wonder
of the silent films, Teddy Travers."
He paused, then the clown smile
Evening star., 1941-01-26

protective minerals and greater
amounts of Vitamins A, B and D.
The new, improved Ovaltine is
scientific cfood-conce entrate designed
to accomplish specific nutritional re-
suits for those who are rundown and
under par or who sleep poorly.
These are not mere statements"
or "claims." In a 3-year scientific
sleep investiga ton, the ma jority
found that when they took Ovaltine
regularly at bedtime they definitely
felt more refreshed in the morning.
Over l,700 hospitals in this coun-
try alone serve it. Doctors approve
its use.
For the sake of your health, your
nerves and partic ularly your appear
ance-try taking the new, improved
Ovaltine regularly.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Try II Yourself At Bedtime Tonight

HOW will you feel when you wake
Il up tomorrow morning? Clear
eyed and sparkling? Or will you
awaken unrefreshed-with nerves
on edge-lacking luster-and tired?
Thousands who formerly suffered
from morning fag" are now solving
the problem by following very SIM
pie regime that helps keep them
young in looks and spirit.
What they do religiously each night
just before retiring is take cup of
new, improved Ovaltine-the pro-
tectine food-drink. Not only to help
them sleep more soundly-but to
build them up for clear-eyed fresh
ness and next-day energy while
they sleep.
HOtu 1t Acts
First: When taken before going to
bed, Ovaltine has the power to re-
lieve that feeling of "nervous ten
SION"
Second: 1t provides a specialized
form of nourishment designed to
prevent certain common types of
digestive unrest. These conditions,
according to medical authority, may
be the cause of as much as 50&G of
nighttime tossing.
Third: OvaItine also furnishes Ger
tain food elements to help replenish
vitality-rebuild WORKOUT muscle,
nerve and body cells while you sleep.
The new Ovaltine has recently been
enriched with greater amounts of
Evening star., 1941-01-26
HOW TO BRING OUT
SEDUCTIVE COLOR
IN YOUR HAIR

THE heartbreaking thing about drab,
l. Colorless, mousey hair is what it does
to the rest of you. You may be as pretty
as movie star, but if your hair-do lacks
Oomph, SO do you!
So do as millions of women are doing,
and try Halo Shampoo. Because Halo
contains no soap. it therefore leaves no
dulling film to hide the natural luster and
color of your hair
Once Halo removes these accumula-
tions of dulling soap curds from each
tiny hair shaft, your head-dress fairly
radiates with color and brilliance. What's
more. with Halo you don't need lemon
or vinegar rinse.
See how Halo leaves your hair radiant,
soft and easy to curl. How 1t gives eye
appeal to "mousey" hair. How it gently
cleanses your scalp and leaves it fra
grantly clean.
And Halo, because of its kseA
new type sudsing ingredient, =
makes oceans of lather in
hardest water. IhAkOl
Buy Halo Shampoo in gen 49," a
erous l0c or larger 4A
sizes. %s"~;k.r~~s>S SS53
IA
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nxius farm prices ~ diversity Of
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mitiiuas Of them. vii be feeding
their families better feed. eiaelhef
thcy like Il o. not. II the rrosram
works out
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blnspfint for u. q farmers. T7seY
know. county ~ uonnty. iukl what
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CALL FOR SUBSTANTIAL
DISHES WHEN CHILL DAYS
OF NOVEMBER ARRIVE


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More Mix Requested
To Be Produced In
Jackson County
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need 70 cos1sante more nallk tor TN
proved health ard strength SEQ
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cais out zh1rt-Eande1- layers and
sATe old hens Stfll IN eoan pro-
dustion. can identity those worthy
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hcrs when mated with q. s r. o r.
or ether eqnsEly eood trap-nast
pedlgreed males viii hatch fail pull
lets that yin increase egg prodnc-
uon o. LAYING flockz next spring
and summer. according 30 ypur
county agricultural and hazne assnts
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teaspoon vanilla. teaspoon grated
lemon rind. 1 teaspoon abroad sx-
tract
Coax inploca. milk. sugar and AAIt
In double boiler for 20 minutes.
Stir frequently. Add HeHrhes. juice
and egg. Cook 3 mlnutea Cnoi
slightly. add rest ~ Ingredients anA
pour into serving danh. Cnill Serse
plain or with cream.
Fer MessmbeF ksth1
It's sunday In MasxmheT
MEAL III Fer kias ana QuesH
Serving 4 er 81
Oyster Cocktail sauce
chaeaa ntlcks
Roast Duck Fruit atuffiHN
Baked Mashed sueei Potatoes
Buttered Tzfnip1
Orange Cranberry Relish
Hot Rolls Butter
Head Lestuce
100 Island DRESSING
Date Pudding Lemon Sauce
&W"E"
Oynler o. Clam 0eektalf Sanee
eap eatsup. ! cup znlll aune. ]
tablespoon prepared hoTseFadiah. :
tablespoons lerBon 1uies. teaBreon
salt. ! teaspoon papsAkas teaspoon
celery salt. teaspoon stfeafs ! tea-
spoon finely minced pnrxleV. 1 dr1pi
Worcestershire aaufe. fopslnnen
kflx and chill inRreaisutA poalF =
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small GAS cups lined With feltuee.
Fruit stuffing For I've Dnska
2 cups sliced cooked pwnres. M
sweetened. l cup cooked apria1sHl
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teaspoon fouifxs 1~ea@1nlnes -
spoon panrika. tensprou liHMy
chopped ouions. J cup diced oslegT.
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s5H1tlittfttftlt1ttf fItAIlE5lltts Itktttka5tttfs
tor November tath)
Ieftovers Are Meai-Eavefs
tAs well as Tlme-Sayere
Dinner Serving : o.
sliced Meat Roast hot o. Cold
sweet Potato Outlets
Buttered Caullflower
Toasted Rolls Butter
Head Lettuce Slices
Oiive-Sayory Dressing
yellow Cake With Fruit Filling
Coffee
sweet Polaae Outlets
Z Guns mashed cooked potatoes.
tsweet5. z tablespoons butter. ! tea-
spoon salt, / teaspoon white pepper.
Is cup broken peeanz. z tablespoons
cream. ; tablespoons nour.
nix potatoes. butter. salt, pepper,
pecans and cream shape into cut
Iets, sprinkle with Tour and place
il ereaasa shallow pan. Brush with
melted butter and bake 10 minutes
IN moderately hot oven ffool 70
brown The outlets.
olive slavery SALAD Dressing
CUP French dressing. 1 cup
chopped stuffed olives. | tablespoon
catsup. 2 teaspoons lemon Juice. Ia
teaspoon psprika. | teaspoon onion
juice.
Mlx and erin ingredients. Serve
On lettuce Or avocado salad.
Fruli ElfIinK Fer CAkel
cup raizi7a, ] cup eneppe1 re-
! cup chopped uncooked prIass, !
cup sugar. 2 tablespoons -four. /
teaspoon SIT. I teaspoon mace !
teAspoon gFatnd hmon ftnd. z table
apcans lnnon juice. ! cup waser :
tablespoons butter.
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Evening star., 1941-02-13

W
to producing entertainment. Once
a fellow whose greatest claim to
fame was that he was member
of the song writing team of De
Sylvia, Brown and Henderson. he
suddenly turned up on Broadway
not so long ago to find the wiseacres
f1inging the mantle of the late Flo
Ziegfeld about his shoulders. They
claimed the mantle At more than
passing well, too, did the Broadway
boys, pointing to the fact that Mr..
De sylvia at the time was the pro-
prietor of, not one. but three con-
current hit musicals.
So when one notes certain events
occurring recently at the Paramount
studio, it is quite within the realm
of logic to see apparent evidences
of the fine De sylvia hand of the
master, even if he doesn't go to
work until May l and possibly doesn't
even know what's going on at Para
mount today. There's the purchase
by this studio of Lady in the Dark, "
for instance. which, even If 1t Is
not, does look like De Sylvia move.
The current Gertrude Lawrence
stage hit cost Paramount what the
studio calls "a figure substantially
above S275,000' and what rumor
about Times Square says was $685.
900. This, of course, is substantially
above S275 900. 1t also is a record.
topping both the S225 900 paid for
"You Can't Take 1t With You" and
the rumored s25O,OO0 which Room
Service" is supposed to have cost
R-K-O few years back.
And all this comes on top of the
recent purchase of For Whom the
Bell Tolls" for which Paramount
paid rather fabulous sum to
Ernest Hemingway. The picture
company may in part be just taking
money from one ledger book to the
other, of course, in the case of Lady
in the Dark" supposedly owning
one-third of the stage production.
Another step Paramount has taken
with the De Sylvia flourish is in the
casting of Hold Back the Dawn
Time was when this particular STU
dio had trouble casting a two
star" picture. One star was all
right, but the roster of top names
was rather too skimpy to provide
two important players for any one
film. I'm Goddard we trust" was the
studio slogan last summer. Paulette
at the time being the only bombshell
on the box -office horizon over Mara
thon street. Well, there have been
some changes made. it seems. Lead
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Plans Five 1941 Films

Edward Small has announced the
launching of a s5OOO,OOO, 900 motion
picture program In divulging the
most ambitious plans of his career,
Small said that he soon would start
active production on two of the five
pictures he is planning to produce
and deliver for United Artists re-
lease during the calendar year of
1941.
These films are The Corsican
Brothers," from the screen play by
George Bruce, which was announced
as part of the current seasons
program, and the following four
new productions, My Official Wife,"
by Ernest Vajda; Sabotage" She
Was a Working Girl" and a fourth
untitled picture, for which Small
hopes to acquire a valuable theat-
rical property.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

and. by the way, Warmers have
bought Arsenic and Old Lace" and
are trying to hire Boris Karloff to
repeat his horror for the screen.
Boris is asking plenty of dollars for
the screen chore . . Margaret Sui
lavan, who has one of the best voices
in Hollywood, does not see her pic
lures or rushes, because I cannot
bear to hear my voice"
Dorothy Lamour, an economical
soul. has bought at tremendous
discount the % dresses she wears
in Caught in the Draft" I re-
Gently asked Claudette Colbert why
she did not buy for personal use
her attractive red dress in "Sky-
lark"
BY the end of a picture" said
Claudette, I'm sick to death of
everything I wore in it" The
dresses usually revert to the ward
robe department and are reshaped
for the studio stock girls-or for
the stars of B" pictures
Victoria Cordova, Mexican dancer in
They Met in Argentina" is one of
the smartest gals in town. When
R-K-O wanted her for the film she
insisted on a seven weeks guar
antee of work. She actually worked
one day, but was paid for the seven
weeks.
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Mickey Rooneys father, Joe Yule,
plays a bartender in Billy the Kid. "
j.. In this picture, one of Robert
Taylor's young ladies is Priscilla
Lawson. who complains that her
part consists of holding Mr.. Tay-