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NORTH CALLAHAN
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It has always seemed to me that
New York Is much closer to Holly
wood than cities many miles near
er physically. And when one looks
around at the movie stars currently
here, he is convinced this is true
Active here now in Broadway
shows or ?ome similar activity are j
Bing Crosby, the Rreatest of the
popular singers; Bob Hope, his
side-kick, Tony Curtis and Jahet
Leigh, favorites of the younger set.
bald and brazen Yul Brynner; do
mestic-troubled Edward G Bobln
scr.; the aging f'aul Muni; and
always favorites with New Yorkers,
Frederic March and his wife, Flor
ence EWruire.
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Sometime when that prolific
book-producer. Harnett Kane, runs
.out of other topics to write aliout
-?-which seems unlikely?he might
do an intriguing job on the story
?f his own adventurous life. It is j
hard to keep up with this genial
guy trom Louisiana. 1 had a card
frcm him In Europe where he had i
gone to do a series of stories for
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the National Geographic Magazine.
Then about the time Harnett's card
arrived, so did an announcement
from Hanover House about his an
nual book, this one entitled "Mira
cle of the Mountains" a full-length
story of Martha iierry, a marvelous
woman who started a school In
North Georgia which has opened
new worlds to some 50,000 moun
tain people. When Miss Berry be
gan her school years ago, boys
bi ought pigs, girls nests of eggs to
pay for their "larnln." This was
the start of the miracle which is
the Berry School, where everybody
v.orks as well as attends classes.
"In Norway." Harnett wrote me,
'I tried to go to llrll but couldn't.
That, as you know, is a little town
above the Arctic Circle. Stayed up
late on m.v train to be sure I could
get oft anil 'end some letters from
[he place. Bui as we pulled in.
the conductor sadly shook his head
and said. 'You can't go to Hell
tonight, sir. The station is clos
ed' " In England, the fast-moving
Kane and a friend were driving
around, and paused to buy some
strawberries from a peddler beside
Ihe- road, After listening to Har
es it's Southern accent, the ped
dler asked him where lie was from
When told it was l.ouisana, the
fellow remarked in his British ac
cent. "Well, 1 say sir, you speak
pretty good English. you know!"
A friend in the financial district
r ills my attention to the fact that j
the Federal Government is bceom
in:' more and more aware Of the |
unwarranted expenses incurred by j
some big companies which arc giv- (
il.g lavish parties, paying for lux
ury trips tor officials and giving ]
l> ; gifts to customers all of which
are charged off as company ex
panses According to this report, '
it is getting to be a running joke <
in Wall Street to estimate the t
lumber of Cadillacs on 5th and
'ark Avenues which arc charged
ip to such expenses Other such
tern# are pleasure boats and pri
vle airplanes, the operation of
vhieh usually costs more than even
he entire big salaries of some
?ompany executives. It seems high :
itne this matter was more care
ully examined i
Several years ago at an Armv
mst party, one of the celebrants
'limbed up on the shoulders of a
irawny companion and made a
utile pass at one of the colored
)a I loons which dangled from the '
.'Citing, lie vlost his balance and
anded at the feet of a lieutenant !'
0'onel, who asked irately, "What {
ire you trying to do. win the Medal
if Honor'.'" Brushing himself oil. ,
lie embarrassed enlisted man re- I
jltcd. "Oh, no sir: i ve got that;
was just trying to snag a balloon
fr one of the kids." This story
s told in a new book, "Heroes of
I c Army." just pjublished by
Sorton and which tells about the
! 193 soldiers who have won this
ltghest award. Another interest
ing volume is "The Battles That
hanged Hislory" by my friend,
lie late Fletcher I'ratt, brought
>ut by Hanover llou.se and being
he last valuable work of that
oloi ful historian and good writer.
Gotham Gatherings: the third
tnnual meeting of the American
Xstrouautieal Society will appro
priately be held in the "Sun Room"
if the Hotel Kdison here.
More than 27 million cords of
lulpwood are harvested in the
I nited States each year.
GIRLS GREET OLYMPIC WRESTLER
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OAll THOMAS, United States Olympic team wrestler from Corvallls,
Ore. signs autographs for a group of admiring Australian girls who
gather about him in Melbourne. Americans who will compete are
now warming up for the games, which open Nov. 22. (International)
Attention
Hemorrhoid
(Pile) Sufferers
A Wonderful New Discovery Just
Put On The Market
An ointment that has been used
for the past two years by a prom
inent Ml. Holly, N C-, doctor who
States, "Durum the past thirty-1
seven years of general practice I |
have used all the welt known and
accepted remedies for the relief of j1
Hemorrhoids without a doubt t lie
formula known as SUTHERINE;
gives the most satisfactory relief i
that 1 have ever used." SUTHER
INE Is especially recommended
for the smoothing relief of pain and
itching in Hemorrhoids 'piles). In 1
many cases bleeding has been
stopped Ask for SUTHERINE at
all drug stores. (Adv.)
(Reg. at U.S. Pat. Off.)
Wrong Service
Department
SAN DIEGO, Calif. <APt?Sgt.
ienry D. Patterson's "welcome"
alk to 20 new arrival* at the Ma- ]
tne Corp* Recruit Depot here was
cpeatedly interrupted by a wav
ug arm.
Patterson was forced to acknow
ledge the persistent recruit.
shouted the recruit, "I'm
supposed to be in the Navy!"
Stunned. Patterson checked the
roster and found that 18 of the 2d
meA were all prospective sailors.
They had boarded the wrong bus
at the airport.
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