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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16

since l started making pictures I've
wanted to throw pie at someone"
said she. "It seemed such fun. /
found it was" Alan Carney was on
the receiving end of the pastry, and
found Frances aim as good as her
voice.
When George Burns and Oracle
Allen left the air for the summer,
they agreed not to speak of their
radio work again till it came time
to prepare for the fall series. Viola
ton of the pact to cost the violator
dollar. George owes Oracle $28,
she owes him $18.
y
After 10 years of starring male
names exclusively, "Your Hit Pa
rade' skaters a precedent by star
ring Joan Edwards, who's been on
the program four years. She also
gets a big salary boost and long
term contract. Joan's lucky star
plenty of TALENT have put her right
on top. She returned home from Hol-
lywood with offers from Goth Gen.
tury-Fox and Warner Bros.
*
Glenn Vernon, Robert Clarke and
Jim Jordan Jr., have been cast to
play inmates of the notorious 18th
century London lunatic asylum Bed
lam, in Chamber of Horrors" at
their own request. The canny young
men realized that those roles are
sure scene-stealers.
*
Andy Russell not only has a gilt
edged voice, he also has the golden
touch, apparently. Recently Andy,
who makes his screen debut in
"Stork Club" bought a metal plat
ing plant on the Los Angeles East
Side, where he was born And
promptly got large government
order, as we'll as some for the civil
ian market His brother, Freddy Ra-
bago, runs the plant for him.
y
ODDS AND ENDS-Vacationing at
Newport beach, Humphrey Bogart tact.
lessEy laughed sOhen the nev Mrs.
Bogart sat dosUn on the rail, slipped,
and landed in the i0oter. Anna
Lees first picture since becoming an
american citizen is the Boris KarIof
"Chan,ber OF Horrors" t. When he's
not acting in Pine-Thon,as thrillers
Bob LosUery HES him to Laguna beach
and dipes for abalone. EdtUard
Cargan has played reel cops so fire.
quentIy that he SUGARS real policemen
mistake him for some fello,0 ,Ohose
face is familiar, but whose name they
can't recall. :. Gene Krupa to lecture
on native african drumming.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16
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Can't Beat the Irish

Can't Beat the Irish
Irishman-From what country
do you come?
Englishman-The greatest coun-
try in the world.
Irishman-Poor fellow, you've
lost your brogue.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16

Even Here
Jasper-Hom do you account for this
piece of rubber ! found in my meat pie?
Waterfall, I'd say it PROBES that
the motor car is replacing the horse
everywhere.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-16

People we have met-The wom-
an who talks interminably about
the things that leave her speech
less.
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By Evelyn Hayes

wrists by self-ties and a young
looking double -drawstring belt that
ties in narrow bows fore and aft
letting the skirts fullness fall where
1t may. In gray, this coat would
be bright spot on any rainy day
and you'd wear 1t many another
without that excuse. We could also
care for storm in the coachman
coat we saw also made of elkskin
with drawstring- -belted back and
slim, double-breasted front. There Is
a velveteen collar on this to confuse
your public.
Many of the new raincoats are
made of satin-back twill with the
satin side out or OF smart checked
fabric-and manage to look like any
day coats which can double as sum-
mer evening wraps. This is espe-
cially true Of the seal-sleek satiny
numbers. One such has hand
somely padded raglan shoulders,
set-in belt, shirt-type sleeves and
pleat in back. Sunny lime yellow
and shocking pink are the two
cheerful colors for this. One Of
New York's prettiest models went
around all last summer wearing
such a coat in black satin for mo-
ments both Of rain and revelry.
OF course, it was inevitable that
the girls should want a distaff ver-
sion Of the officers trench coat
and they've had them nigh on four
years. Made of water-repellent
twills and gabardines-usually in
tan-they have topcoat look, and
make excellent all-weather num-
bers that eliminate much of the
Will-it-or r-won t-it-rain confusion OF
Evening star., 1945-03-07

dressing. Often they nave Just
enough wool in the fabric for
warmth. One very handsome coat
Is made of all-wool fabric that
looks like the very stuff used in
officers pinks Even handsomer,
though, are the softer-styled top
coats such as one Of part-wool
gabardine with a band of tucks
defining the waistline, the tucks re-
leasing the fullness above the waist.
Another smart coat to be worn in
D. C.'s on-again-off -again showers
has raglan shoulders and Is made
of new cloth called Jove poplin,
which comes in such rainbow colors
as red, green and heaven blue. This
is California fashion-although
we can't imagine what they'd do
with a raincoat out there.
If you're looking for coat that's
sheer protection against Jupiter
Pluvius, don't miss the Aquascutum
coats at one of our shops. This is
the coat many of our officers have
been buying in England. It's raglan
sleeved, double-faced, double
breasted and slides on easily over
other things. You won't wear this
as anything but a raincoat, but it
does its job well-and will wear for
years.
In choosing a raincoat be sure
you get one that is the right weight,
that is not too hot for spring and
summer and that fits smoothly over
both suits and dresses. Obviously
the color should be one that goes
well with your wardrobe. Then you
won't have to worry-and you won't
have to be one of the $4,000 who,
on an average, daily cali. WE 1912
wondering if it will rain. You'll be
set-rain or shine.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
Foul Weather Friends

There's no doubt about it. The
$64 question around Washington al
most any day is will 1t rain?" And
according to the long suffering
Weather Bureau, the answer will be
yes" on an average of u days a
month for the next three months. OF
course. what the records don't show
is the number Of days on which it
looks like rain, rains for few
minutes, then stops and doesn't
start again until you're miles from
shelter. And those rains can be lust
as wet and just as hard on clothes
as the all-day variety. To count
as a rainy day. in the records, the
rain must measure 1/100th of an
lnch-so you figure it out. AS one
wit said, Washington must be a
Woman-the weather's so change
able and contrary!" Be that as it
may, the rainy season is upon us.
and It's just good common sense
TO own a raincoat-a good looking
one, too, SO that no matter what
the weather, you'll feel you're look
ing your best.
Washington weather being what
1t is, the best idea Is to buy one
that's amenable to. a double life.
And this year, fashion plays right
into your hand because the new rain
coats are designed with such pretty
making details in such fashion
smart colors that they are equally
good sunny-day numbers. Newest
looking are the soft dressmaker
styles with soft rolling collars, tied
sash belts, sleeve details and the
like. Our favorite is one designed
by Duchess Royal. made of light
weight water-repellent elkskin. It
has Widish sleeves held in at the
Evening star., 1945-03-07
BOOKS ON CHILD CARE:
REMOVING GLuE2

Thanks to Mrs. X. c., Arlington. J
want to make a small contribution
to your splendid department, and to
present problem of my own.
To Mrs. c. R. H., Washington,
who asked for list of books helpful
to an expectant mother: I believe
one of the very best books in this
field is THE Child" by DR.. Florence
Sherbon. I had course in child
care while in college, using this book
as text, and now that I am expect
ing a child of my own, have found it
of extreme interest and value. 1t is
published by the McGraw-Hill Book
Co. of New York. Any of the books
by Angelo Patri, that noted au-
thority on child psychology, are
bound to be helpful in matters of
training
Now, have a problem of my own.
Could some reader tell me how to
remove dried glue from fabric? The
garment is white cotton jersey, and
the glue is of the kind used in cab
met making.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
Dorothy Dix Says

Dear Miss Dix: I am in love wit
a girl who is almost unbearab
sarcastic. Please tell me hQw
should act toward A--11IL 1.
: to ha ce-my idea of sarcastic
girl is one who is about the most
person on earth, and
the only technique can recommend
to you is to flee from her while the
fleeing is good and unhampered by
a marriage certificate and babies
and other complications.
AS for curing girl Of the habit
of saying sarcastic things. that is an
impossibility because she doesn't
recognize it as fault, but esteems
it virtue She thinks she is being
brilliant and witty, and that she
has a gift that is admired. She is
Evening star., 1945-03-07

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Views expressed In the Clear
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cannot assume responsibility
for them.
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Evening star., 1945-03-07
By Peggy Roberts

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n pufted up with pride Safi Sasfic:aIl,

a even puf1ed up with pride Sans,iica Ilv "
s.oay III 5he who delights in humil-
iating others and calling attention
to their defects or affections just
for the pleasure of seeing them
writhe in modification under
speeches that hold them up as fig
ures of fun, or that stab them to
the heart
Don't marry a sarcastic woman,
Bill. Her sharp remarks may seem
funny to you now, but they won't be
amusing when she sharpens her
tongue on you every day, as such
women always do on an one who is
in their power. Pick out for wife
woman who laughs with you, not
at you.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
CHILD'S MEALTIME
SUGGESTIONS

Requested by Mrs. E. X,
Washington
My 5la -year-old girl is on a diet
which includes lot of cream.
Would appreciate any suggestions
other than adding cream to cereals
and stewed fruits for variety in her
diet of easily digested foods.
I also have trouble in getting her
to eat a little faster. I have heard
that children sometimes outgrow the
habit of eating so slowly. Would
appreciate it if any of the readers
have been successful in curing their
children of this habit, if they would
advise what method they used.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
(ThdnkS to Mrs. A. L. M.

Washington
I have had booklet after booklet
on prenatal and infant care but
there is one group in particular that
! find very good, Monthly Booklets
on Baby Care" obtainable from the
Reference Library, Ladies Home
Journal, Independence Square,
Philadelphia 5, Pa.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
COOKING POULTRY.

Thanks to Mrs. L. w. La r,
Washington
May I suggest that Mrs. A. H. L.,
Arlington, send to the United States
Department of Agriculture for their
free bulletin on poultry. Ask for
Farmers Bulletin No. 1888, Poultry
Cooking" 1t tells everything about
poultry and I have found it ex-
tremely helpful.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
(Thanks to Mrs. J. E. D.,
WGShington.)

(Thanks to Mrs. J. E. D.,
WaShington.)
Answering the request of Mrs. C.
r. H, Washington, for books for ex-
pectant mothers, would like to sug-
gest the following: Mother and
Baby Care" by Louise zabriskie,
Lippincott & Co.; Infants and
Children" by Frederick H. Bartlett,
Farrar & Rhinehart
These are we'll worth owning as
you refer to them constantly.
For interesting reading and prob
ably available at the public library,
biography of the Unborn" by Mar
garet Shea Gilbert, Williams g. Will
kins.
For preschool psychology, an out
standing book is, Infant and Child
In the Culture of Today" by Gesell
and Ilg, Harper & Bro. Co.
(ThankS to Mrs Fl. B. A., Bethesda
In reply to the request of Mrs.
G. A. H. for baby books. I wish to
recommend the following three.
Used together they give excellent
comprehensive help on children up
to school age. First, Infants and
Children, Their Feeding and
Growth" by Frederick H. Bartlett,
M. D.. published by Farrar and
Rhinehart, Inc. New York;. To
supplement the doctors instructions.
second, Infant and Child. ind,
ouiture .ud re- OF doday, ,r Dy e Six" Chill We
Har,ar ar asu pnblication No. 30, Oh
cb;s etates @ Department OF LABOR
!. h.eu ~, the asking), tor gene .S
free lor Oh rle to supplement the
nformaeloSsi esnecially good hints on
,thers. anu rhase Sop three, with COM
training. viii Vii help with almost
any problem. !
<r,anks to MIS-. A. F. No., Ii
{ t1''" Washingto1.) R. H: v
Books on babies, for Mby and for '
b.ve b a s-monsh-s have read 2
: tbe m' last IL mcoks. would sug- !,
VARIETY var of bs>Fing as best in the +
seSer seSe t,iH VI Homes and Gardens
p.Emldrens Bureau Pubdca- !
As.a.ss sssxs5 zssns a < =
8. Healthy BaDleS Are Happy
Babies" by Josephine Kenyon. ,,
(ThankS to Mrs. L. d. H.,
Washington.
Regarding Mrs. c. r. HIS request /
for books on the care of babies.
know of two very fine such books. |
One is "All About the Baby" the j
other one is Through Early Child
hood" both written by that noted
child specialist, Billie Wood Com
stock.
(ThankS to Mrs. J. r. D., Fairtar.)
The Public Library has prepared {
an excellent photography entitled
Child Care and Training-A Sc
lected List for Parents and Teach !
ers" 1t suggests titles that include
parental care, child care. play sug-
Evening star., 1945-03-07
(ThdnkS to Mrs. L. d. H.,
Washington.

Regarding Mrs. c. r. HIS request
for books on the care of babies.
know of two very fine such books.
One is "All About the Baby" the
other one is Through Early Child
hood" both written by that noted
child specialist, Billie Wood Com
stock.
Evening star., 1945-03-07

(ThankS to Mrs. J. r. D., FGirtar.)
The Public Library has prepared
an excellent photography entitled
Child Care and Training-A Sc
lected List for Parents and Teach
ers." 1t suggests titles that include
parental care, child care, play sug-
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