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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 17, l9n
HESDAY. OCTOB
Sun Slants
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jbliihcd Mfh weekdiy *(t*niooa by Th* D»Dy Sun CiayMK
HI Wot Pure* Su«t, Coon Ciwk, Too.
By Frnd Hartman
FRED HARTMAN, Editor
ROBERT MATHERNE, Buslnro M«ru*o
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Month, 7»i I Month., $4 II; tor, $8 00
Spool Rot* To M*n In Strvic*—80c Month
Ail Mill Subscriptions TiyiM* In Adv.ru*.
nd u Mcond cl.is »>«tt*r it Coos* Cr**k, T**«s,
oil, * under th* let ol Confrest, March I, 1887.
OUT OF TOWN—l‘UH
A BIG SHOT executive was called out of town, ana
he left Implicit word with bu new icoroUry that
the was to tell any one who called that Mr tfig
is out of town on business." \
The next day somebody called, and the young
secretary was trying awfully hard to please.
“Mr, Big Is out of town," she said, being an cor-
rect this far, “and It's none of your business!
mi
'cittern
fy lorena carleton
on
ptmutrrtD •»
i Fsatuwes ivndi
Headed For Trouble
m
The OPA is headed for trouble. It has
orders to keep prices down and yet as the
head of OPA recently remarked, “Wages
are definitely not my job.” And wages are
on their way up. Thus, with the biggest ele-
ment in the cost of production completely
beyond its reach, the OPA, in order to stay
in business, adopts what it calls a “cost
absorption policy." Costs it can’t control it
expects to turn over to retailers for “ab-
sorption.” This weird tactic, believe it .or
not, is its “cornerstone of price control.”
The greatest danger is that the OPA,
while it is getting itself into hot water, will
drag the distribution industry along with
it. Retailers have enough headaches al-
W1NDBAG AGITATORS
PRINCIPAL R. B. Sparks tells one about a former
'president of Harvard. One afternoon back in the
1880’s 11 football players at the university sought
permission to be absent from their classes for an
afternoon while they went over into a different part
of Boston to engage another group In a game.
In denying the request for the absence, the school
head went on to say that he “did not favor any
group of 11 men being absent from their classes all
afternoon to spend that time agitating a bag of
We’ve heard the game called many things, but
that "agitating a bag of wind" is the best.
NEW YORK MAYORALTY RACE
A POLITICAL race that always interests the pop-
ulace is the New York Mayoralty vote combat. This
year there are 10 parties in the race with seven
candidates in the field. Interest at that is lacka-
daisical because the little flower, 1* iorello La
Guardiu. is retiring undefeated and untied.
The Republicans art running an independent
Dembcrat, Judge Jonah Goldstein, former member
of Tammuny. William O’Dwyer, former Brooklyn
DA, is the Democratic candidate.
I city Council President Newbold Morris, a Re-
publican and a member of an old Knickerbocker
..mSw to mnifinp nn a "no deal” ticket with the
CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT
"What do you mean, ‘make-up’?”
Belinda snapped at the talent dir-
ector.
"That eye.” The talent director
was pointing with a stubby finger.
"In the story, the kid has a fight
and gets a bad eye, but this corny
idea of yours to try and do it
ahead df time isn’t going to help
you one bit."
The little girl's gaze went in the
direction of the man's finger. By
now it was slicing the air, an ac-
companiment to his unkind words
make the English boy wait, "All the little girl had said in prtvij|
right," he yelled. "Go
the appointment.
The next day she said:
fPORTERS
whom she squelched. She WaVJ|
the studio every hour she wu |
in school; she was
'WM
........— often thSI
when Sandra was sure she «h»5f
be in school.
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WE THOUGHT “APPEASEMENT” WENT OlT W ITH ADOLF
GRAB BAG
be here next Monday morning to
t rk " me next, aay sne sakj1
2b Starrs s
rector’s words.-In his state of But as the dnvs went .on hen#,
mind Spenser did not grasp as for Spenser Withlngton, the J
quickly as she. They were an ad- child actor, faded into her „ot^
died pair as they hesitated at the feeling for the Spenser WithlsZ
exit door, giving the man wieje- whom she squelched. She "
eyed dazed looks. And then they
caught on,
Belinda was now the stunned
plrtc^giddy. He"jumped into the She badgered Spenser verbaijj
Ih/size^f a bantam egg. u r yelled: “Yippee!" at the top of tripped him and punched hlnr?
Srow^r t e ext ry 'it bis lungs, drawing out the ’eeeee slcaily, laughed at him and ft
would be purple, /he nblack. Right as-he had heard the crunchers her nose when h„ M
now it was nink" do it. He then did a fast step from _
Belinda turned' back to the man. a square dance, another.bit of «c- stormed back;’- sulked. ridie^W^
"Hunrnh* she grunted scornfully, quired Americana AH the while he her, but looked glum if she SB. . r •
»?rl«d That is not was so ludicrous with hi. bumpy no, on the act. W SP'rlt
makeup. That is the real business, eye and jack-o-lantern grin t
It was put there by your fair- the studio director wohdered if he
haired boy, Romney Stuart." had made a mistake.
The talent director half rose But, when the British boy was
from his chair, then again sank to KOne the memory of him on the
its softness. “Not mine!’’ he denied gt00j remained. Right. .As right as
through clenched teeth. "Don’t you jf the story character had come to
date try to poke that imbecile off |jfP The talent director sighed
on me," contentedly.
"He came In here to you as if As thc w(;eks passed there was
he belonged here.” PVjdcnee in Spenser that he
"Yeh. And then he went right . . e through a short period of _ . „ v;Ji
out again. Right through that absofute despair. Now' that he was AUSTIN, Oct. 17^—Jl-B-OnuJ
door." Again he was pointing. Be- ..... - -* Si.w»rinr
petty Jane Bemel
Vernice Mix
Virginia Gibbs
Mildred Hoppe
PctrfiTV McClure
^raldinc Norris
Edith Oliver
jinn Peacock
j difficile Powell
I joy Lee Saxon
Ijyiie Mae Scheurich
Amy Shepherd
ijjaviii Wolcik
Ralph Wooster
not on the set.
He said, in indefinite pt,Li|
"There is something about fell
linda.”
(To Be Continued)
Pro-Grid Loop
Planned In Texas
i possiDie. *
No one has greater interest in
prices down, than retailers tFu
Easy Knowledge of, tt gmau nanway, apparent ten thosc dreadful hours
One-Minute Test in holding to an opinion, and often ,nto another part of the stu- Jng in the outside office.
1. In what state is the only din- conceal your true feelings. You . h , _ tbat euy Sandra was glad he had
mond mine on the North Ameri- have high ambitions, are com- I W* through - • *-* ■
continent? pictely reliable and a loyal frf“' nrnnnd hc,,owed the talent dlreo
" “ yourseit to
.1 lit nna _ • V*fM
SfiaTSHaSS *K|f.Ka|!
ready. If they are forced to carry the in- £“^?y7‘isTunmng on a "no dear ticket with the
flationary ball for OPA, the results cannot supp0rt of La Guardia.
be anvthintr but disastrous. The country These arc the major candidates. There are other
asS SMSS-
are narrow. The solvency of retailers de- rVES ON Detroit too
pends upon a high volume of sales, volume bpeaking of city political races, c>n ................~ »nr .*„„,.rior studios is tired we aoom .....
that has Iwen pained by keeping price's low -* a How man,; m 0* ^ S^g5=gl
as possible. < . i , This race will also hold plenty of interest through- Mar of 1812 last mility and geniality. You will be go through a tryoutin hopes we J ' ' 't t0 tel| Sandra; but she the league when the intwpwiiJ
all actors. Fat and old age." ence that to children othcr officers were F
He went on, almost without did he take it today!” Bridges, vice-president of
breathing-^ Romneys a foot too - 1 Brooklyn Dodger club in the
Tl rfd forgot - ssmstm
»ss r».f■ =i rS'i £S5*essB HSr :ir *
Do not allow yourseit to be tor “Superior Studios ilt^. We her b description San Antonio Express and Ev««ijg|
IHeh
I r»€*‘ Win M1SU iwiu v* ----
is nation. If Frankenstein wins, other Jabor .3,
labor leAdirs' may try theil Tiick’’Cisettlicrc. IFhe ,state of Michigan •ssdosj
_____ ________ , lalwp'teMhM' may iry w»ell' lut-H 1
They realize that there is little room in loses, it WM be a political setback for the cio.
the delicate combination of prices and nj. kicks off
volume for the kind of tinkering OP A is in- engineers Are on ti
in fKds nrpttpnt timp. If W&2T6S DniuiriiAffan of the first
, ....____________if P ■ ™ the field and ready to start
duleing in at the present time. If wages construction of the first unit for DuPont at the
g0?p substantially prices must go up. If site of tta wBrtim* San Jacinto
’ are not allowed to follow wages, ef-
Words of Wisdom
4 If wrong our hearts, our heads
are right in vain.—Young.
happier, and more successful by
"stT doing. Guard your possessions
today, and be particularly careful
of ahy property belonging to an-
other that may have been left in
fHeS are not allowed to follow wagaa, e(- ^ JS^-^'JSL'ffZLSrSMS
ficient retail distribution as we now know go^ujing to do with livestock and agriculture.
it, will be wrecked at a cost far greater to
the public than normal price adjustments
Hints on Etiquette
When a couple is calling on
friends, it is the woman who first One-Minute Test Answers
suggests leaving. *• Arkansas.
*> Aim/ist t h r<>»-
«sc!?YOnBHi9*
based on cost of production,
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Today’s Horoscope .. .. ........ 3. Five — Superior, Michiffan,
You are self-reliant, stubborn Huron, Erie, and St. Clair.
Tabbs Bay
Paying Off
With Reds
We don’t know nor care wny tne nen ^ fHends acr08g thc channei, but it would
crosses the road, but What We would like ^ njec jf we had that tunnel under the canal all
^»gwhen ahw HHwH'srSx
next ferry.
tional league, and Frank __
S«n Antonio. They will semi
vice president and sectary |—
urer, respectively.
Without naming names, „
said that "interests ’ in San i
tonio, Corpus Chrlsti, Baika, j
Worth. Houston add Tyler *1
planning to organize member t'-
in the loop. He said that 1
all franchises were settled
league would be reorganized, 1
new officers elected.
“It Is inevitable that
He’s a lucky man who has a wife and a
cigarette lighter, and both working.
mm
Hews Behind The Hews
’Mi;»r PROJECT STARTED
WE SAW A fine improvement in thc making yes-
terday afternoon. About a half dozen Harris coun-
iU contents on tne roaa irom u.c «*»*»«•-
WASHINGTON- Mr. Truman Is having more trou- T0^betr° ^n*1 thoroughfare in the Tri-Cities that
b ArmcreaMng” umirSof:Members of both^hou^s ne^’ ^^haf plans areln^the making to “treat”
arc stiffening their backs against the usual political street clear through *Oak addition,
pressures, believing the nation is in * “r‘*“*Bcr‘?uv u County Commissioner Hugh May has that in
««., ..*—■* o**nrt of apnatP floor leader Barkley if)d wm wjn the thanks of practically every
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worse, trying to make our plump
girls look little, with bobby socks
and hair ribbons, when their feet
take a size seven, or fixing up
these decayed boys. Making them
look like they didn’t even know the
taste of cornstalk cigarettes, when
they buy the genuine stuff by the
carton.” He wiped his forehead,
rhdoCJ’s1ifea!1>^'*S1>CrSPiring * * ViVf finishing weather you
By Shephard Barclay "Romney,” he continued, "still want, its here .
1 P 7 thinks he’s it. But.his agent knows If. it’s fine fishing you want, sional football will
MISTRUST IS COSTLY promptly cleared trumps, led tc fonTknow u" ‘‘‘whyl’Mitafta «« "hot" people ?^ld be “ntroiled by ^
IF YOU MISTRUST ybur part, the diamond A and then offered ^P?0Teign and canT speak the just Sit down on a pier in Tabbs
ner, you are licked. That mer£ another diamond, nobody could En„]jgh ian~uaKe •' bay and catch a real mess.
tact will beat you, regardless of have beaten him. and he had a Neither can you. Spenser was Mrs. Cteudie Owens, Pelly. <Hd I>oui8iflna gwcct
whether he is trustworthy or not. swell chance for an extra trick, thinking. But he-said nothing. He just that yesterday afternoon. .r rynrrttnff thdr mmS’
r-srat “ x :„n£?s av sttst s s SHE s
S£srJL«JS£i£ rws.»u“
At least vou xlVe yourself a his partner making the w-orst pos- instead, she sat down. Encour- reds, one of them going to 6 -J21M
change to win in that case. sible lead, of the dummy’s suit agt,(, by the fact that Romney had pounds. r . ’■...........
V - AK6 5 - He couldn’t believe West had a been tossed out, she even took off "Slim" Camion .used the pler^on Phone 1090J For |
™„oi spirit is not merely chec
He team on to victory or sel
K the greatest number of tickei
L senior play. No, it is spm<
K deeper, which cannot be e;
«ed easily in just words. Tru
uoi spirit can only be expresse
Actions, thoughts, and deeds. ,
L, may talk school spirit an
I Bot have it.
leering the team and sellin
rets for the good of the schoe
, part of school spirit if thes
are done sincerely, and no
to make' a good showing fo
pdf But they are only a par
:m| school spirit. Willingnes:
,elp with anything for the wel
of the srhool and backing tq
pi and athletic teams are a pan
teue, good spirit, but the mor<
mpiduous acts are the thing!
usujiiy count most.
present at all meetings
s* and taking part in the
p-,. bring about a warm feel-
[ftr all students toward one an-
r. This feeling is a thing which
1 them together in a true spir-
loyalty to their school
en students cheer for their
they aren’t doing Jt just to
Boise and show off. They arc
sing their school spirit
-h their desire for victory ov-
opposing team because they
_jl the same way about want-
teir boys to win.
thing an interest in one'* fel-
studenta also is an important
in forwarding school spirit,
j usually feel the same way
many things. Thus, when the
>ers of a student body are
Jy toward one another and
an interest in the same sub-
it brings them eleser to-
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oji_ the maritime commission. It waa^doui ^'but noUyh.d ever done anything about it
of thc senate by a margin of only eight votes after years but non y
aasia —
then nine Democrats refused to go along.
Thc opposition frankly questioned the wisdom of
n nm Official, but even more than that, a
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sible lead, of the dummy’s suit aged by the fact that Romney had pounds.
He couldn’t believe West had a been tossed out. she even took off “Slim" Gannon used the pier on
sound reason for the lead, in that her coat. Then she smiled, the lazy, the other side of the bridge the
it was a singleton. The return of lovely smile she so seldom felt like other day to catch his. When he
a club, followed by another club using. Apparently it worked, even tires of pier fishing he travels out
a a J7 lead if Weat put him back in with on an old man, the boy decided, for to the small reef the other side of
# 10 5 3 a *P«de, would have beaten the the talent director smiled back. the concrete block at the junction
IK 10 5 contract. But East, after winning “Well now, little lady, tell me all of the bay with the waters out in
T K o 9 J the opening club with the Q, about your protege." front of Evergreen. He take* L^e
* -* "J switched to a heart, and the beam Not little GIRL, Little lady. Be- Alien, the fellow who runs the
.. were spilled for the defenders, linda beamed. She felt wonderful, plw. whfen he can inveigle him
They took only two trick* in For an instant she shifted her soft into going. But Allen would rather
~. spades, two in clubs and one in from the man to Spenser, run his trot lines.
diamonds, whereas they had re- hoping he would appear less dis- There s _been more red fish
North
1 +
East
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three western states, into a position of power over be nervous, anyway, thinks it high time they 2 ..... *. , j ^
the merchant marine whose union* are recognized changed the subjeet. - 1 Talk about a comedy of efromli
a* probably the most extreme in the country- a _ . viat6r has j„st madc a sub-stratos- It began when North passed;
wave. . J.. warta would have reached 3-No 2tq HU
»&»»»,.. a Cincinnal, pr^.d SKIRTS I»/«- w"
second, shortstop and third base. Fog recreation, roa<je jt—«H dependent on how the ' * Kjl 2
he probably plays one-man contract bridge. ninv u-** mweloned Bv the two " .
More uemocrats privaic>.y i>c>u w
than voted it. These were appeased by personal
promises MeKeough would not use his position for
Pif
promises mciveougn WVUW mu UOC
SIO-PAC purposes, but his' actions — -—„ -
sion will find close congressional scrutmy from now
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Democrats Put CIO Official
On Maritime Commission
I SUSPECT more than a majority of Democrats
thought it a mistake to place an outside party man,
able to wield stfch immense political action power
ih a six-year. job.
Conversely, the developing administration for-,..
? q 7 8 spades, two in clubs and one in gaze rrom tne man to sspenser, ™ no .™
^ ssf-ssrstts SSCSTJSTAZ
*•“"Sou,h- SftiS
* • *. V ser. He wished Belinda would not iiott, one of the fishing Elliott s
I keep on, jabbering and wasting who can take an old skiff and a
” time when it was obvious they were small outboaid motor and clean up
just being granted a routine in- more fish than most anybody of
terview. The man hadn’t so much similar size or weight,
as bothered to look at Spenser And the reds will be in. Tabbs
’ since the remark about the black bay as long as the present weather
* Q 10 v 3 eye. Spenser knew: he had been continues. Only n flood on the San
* TO ‘ watehinsr out of the corner of hi* Jacinto with its resultant muddy
Tomorrow’* ProMem
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FULLER BRUSHES
i »nd
RAWLEIGH PRODUCT!
Mrs. J. D. Ayr#
413 E. Main Goose CKg
Clark's Welding Shop ]
1402 N. Goose Creek St
Porta hi*, equipment _
Expert welding- go *ny*’he» 1
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Looking At Life
*» Ertet. Brand*is
IllWIC It—nil uc;,i;uuciu uu uuw uw
play was developed by the two
skier. Of course, many players
with that South hand would have
doubled East’s 1-No Trump, and
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Spenser knew: he had been continues. Only a nooa on tne san
matching out of the corner of hi* Jacinto with it* resultant muddy
eye. water, or a storm out in the Gulf
Now he’d have to go home and can mess up that fine red fish-
tell Sandra he had failed. He’d not ing that reminds old timers-of thc
he able to look after her. He’d Hot "good old day*’’ before *0 many
hftVA thi> salary hn had nlanm-rl tn nil yuoIIn tummAmdl th/‘m nut of the
be able to look after her. He’d not "good old days" before so many
have the salary he had planned to oil wells crowded them out of the
doubled East’s LNo Trump, and _
East-West would have been on a . West, Both sidefl py situation or thought in his life
But the errors in plav were even- nerable.) ' descended upon hi. brain
RAY LAWRENCE-
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MBfl Electrical Suppiie*
3 and .
BBSS Light Bulba
e in the campus and school
u#) It a large part of school
1 A student who takes pride
j« ramptw and buildings will
(to keep them neat and clean
' j so that others will think
..ikeHiii) school as-he does,
i hear our school song being
1 with pride and loyalty, to
I our band playing a stirring
I to zee a fellow student be-
* famous, to see our team win
‘■me, and many other things
.J with real school spirit.
I make our school spirit com-
P w must take an infOrest in
'todies and teachers. School
: would be lacking sadly if
rets were completely indiffer-
Ito their studies and teachers;
■Be baaic reason for attending
i “ t0 8*1 an education, al-
tb we also1 learn to associate
J them.
l«eh student in a school had
■ kknown as true school spir-
IWiev,. that school would be
l »0t only .IS an educational
t. but also in making bet-
“* of the student*.
bne. Hew Teachers
because her mother, whom she
hatgd, had chased away, her fa-
ther, whom she adored. And little
old Tcxie. Spenser wanted to snivel.
Not even able to see little old
Texie. Everything was terrible,
especially the certainty that, In
Byrnes knows now to nanoie senators mm. juus
experience and he handled them this time by leav-
ing them convinced he had told them all there was
to know about the Londop conference. What they
heard, did not contradict anything thc public al-
ready knows, but the details which Byrnes gave
put convincing emphasis upon the public announce-
ments of the results.
This enabled him to escape the hole he was in
the Braden appointment. This nomination of
„ felt Byrnes Had made a mistake in not
ting the committee in a*rfmce, not notifying
other Latin American natjffs, and that Braden
1 been too active in earlier Argentinian affairs.
■»« were angry because the Pan American con-
> set for October 20 had been postponed to No-
20. I judge that Latin affairs got out of
Byrnes’ hands while he was busy preparing for
London and at the peace conference.
— the Byrnes policy of the Far East found
Jle support when he told the senators he was
General MacArthur without reservation.
VYflt'II lie tur»» UII L11U IOUIU, V
pldty, but thi? lights in the bedroom goes on. When
he turns on the bedroom switch a floor lamp in the
living room lights up.’ One circuit in the house
won’t work when a fuse is in the fusebox, but when
he takes thc fuse out the circuit functions perfectly.
Electricians from Mexia as well as nearby cities
have checked every inch of the wiring and all the
connections, but can’t find anything wrong.
Braden appointment. This nomination of j.bj0 story interested me primarily because I had
ambassador to Argentina has been delayed ,ugt becn talking with Some friends who had intend-
several secret sessions of the committee. e(j t(J Duikl a new house but are going £0 wait ndw
until a lot of the new postwar gadgets about which
they have heard and read so mucirSre ready for the
market. . ,,
As they were talking of his new push-button age
which we are about to enter, I was thinking of all
the gadgets that most of us already have in our
homes and of ail the trouble these gadgets cause
when they don’t work.
Only a few days ago my water pump was out of
order. It is a nice, electric pump and it is wonderful
when it works- But last week it didn’t, and the only
fellow hereabouts who fixes pumps was at the vol-
unteer firemen’s clambake. , ,
So here we were witheut a drop of water for al-
most three days and, for all dur gadgets, we might as
well have been somewhere in a Nevada desert in
TAX BILL went almost unanimously through “ •
louse when the administration came to terms a couple of weeks ago we had a thunderstorm,
an(j the telephone wire* were down. Nobody could
get us on the phone* and an important telegram
reached me two days later by mail, because all tele-
grams are phoned to us Since we are eight miles
from the nearest Western Union office.
I could tell you seme more about our modern
conveniences- such as the oil burner door that blew
out and the electric lights that went off and my
lawnmower that had a broken gear which couldn t
be replaced for five weeks while my lawn looked
like amess of weeds—zut what’sthe need? You know
“ TttJ
I for the day when I lie in bed, push a button
in comes a nice order of ham and eggs, but-
Kif S'SU .n. th* «* « ok.
iittvan papa uri]L be HQ dHDflltdOflt OH 28(1-
wheels and machinery that there wont be
I hands—and perhaps
1 '
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A, J. Chauvln
Gulf HIM ^ Phone 878-R
For Burning, Gn*«f«f
PFUNDER’S T*nm
In two »ite*-5l «ggj
Sold with Mon«y-B»“ |
: “ ouarante* < |
I Harrell J
"*<’ is Wended to. Miss '
1 Harreil, new teacher of 1
|*Mohd, and third year Span-
Ifeonyommg to R. E. Lee.
kssht for four yinkife and sub- 1
w for two year*. -
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DAILY CROSSWORD
Mulberry 23. A cohtinent Ht
' ‘ 24. Slacken
25. Wooden pin
27. Peer
6. Windy
7. Descry
8. Titanium
(»ym.)
10. Lure
, curiously
29. Dirt
ACROSS
1. Foretell
8. Wanting
luster
12. Covered
with fur
13. BgeMxme 11. Checked 30. Oil of rose
14. Obtrlch-like 12, Notmany petal*
bird (var.) lb.Observed 31. Ruler
15. Tig pen 18. Exclamation (Tunis)
16. Music note of contempt 33. Fish
17. Pronoun 19. Volition ’ 34. Grate
18. Remunerate 20. Thick slice 85. American
<n Ol Tn/ttan
use*Pas$ecl Tax Bill To
1 Amendments In Senate
varying viewpoints. It will be amended
the senate, but only in details, unless the-Be-
cans break loose and demand a less modest
The other parts of the administration j£0-
are still facing opposition,
onaidered all in all, it is evident. Mr. Truman has
some ground in congress, but not to any de-
e extent yet comparable to the condition into
h Mr Roosevelt worked himself
vhen he returned from his week-
the country to go to work
g caught popular fa-
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■and
19. Gain
20, Cabbage
salad
.22. Moral
failing
23. Mohamme-
dan deity <
25. Heaped
26. Froth
27. Resound,
asabeU
28. Steal
29. Unit of work
30. Public notice
32. Part of
“to be”
33. Shore recess
34. A plexus
36. Kind of tree
38. Combination
39. Toss of
'feeling from
anesthetic
41. More acute
DOWN
l.Leag,
21. Escape
(slang)
22. By way of
Indian
37. From
(prefix)
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38. Through ‘j"
(prefix)
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another few seconds, he was going
to burst into childish tears, f-
Spenser coUld hear Belinda talk-
ing to the man, dimly at first, then
not at all, He realized she had quit
talking and was watching him. So
was the man. Spenser had no way
of knowing the woeful picture he
made, sitting there on the stool,,
his eyes- melancholy, seeing noth-
ing near at hand, fixed upon some-
thing in the far distance. He as-
suredly had no way of knowing
that he looked exactly as the boy
ih the planned movie should look.
’ “Gad!” exclaimed the talent di-
rector. “Can the kid talk?”
“Of course!” Before Spenser
could resent being called a kid and
spit out one of his pertinent in-
sults, Belinda got„up aifti hurried
to his side. “Say something, Spen-
ser,” she commanded in a whis-
per.
*No. I don’t feel like talking."
His voice was as dejected as his
general bearing. He sighed deeply.
“It’s funny, but I don’t even feel
Iige eating.” H« got down from
the stool. “Let’s go home, Belinda."
“No, no!" cried the man. “Don’t
go yet. Wait just a minute—’’
Spenser wa« moving toward the
exit door through which the direc-
tor had sent Romney. In his Brit-
ish accent he said; "I want to go
home.”
The sad-toned wish sounded *0
much like the words of a famous
Scandinavia actress that the man
coHid not help bursting into loud
guffaws’But they were cut short
by the reproachful glance the boy
gave him. Lord, he thought to
himself, the kid cuts out my-heart,
“Walt," he hurried to say. "I
didn’t mean anythlrtg” he saw
that nothing he could say would
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