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Page 12 THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER THURSDAY, OCTOBER i. 1936 HIS COOD TURN By HARRISON CARROLL. Copyright, tSKtfi, Kinf Feature Syndicate, lae. HOIXYWOOI Although she la a star in pictures, with a four-figure salary and fame such as comes to few, Anne Shirley is as excited as a little girl over a planned vaca tion to New York. She leaves around the 23d, after the comple tion of "Daddy and I", and it will be her first visit to Broadway since she was five years old and start- ! ing her career as a model of chil I dren's clothes. In the last 13 years, this red headed Cinderella of Hollywood has been out of California only once, and then only for a drive across the Mexican border. If her mother can be persuaded, and Anne is talking hard, the R-K-O star also will experience her first airplane ride on the trip. The action of an English news syndicate in paying a famous mas culine star $2,000 for his life story is the newest headache of the press departments of the studios. Now, all the stars want to be paid similar amounts, and there is much to-do about it. La Hepburn plays a mother for 41 i . uiib si-cona nme on me screen in "Portrait of a Rebel", and four dif ferent actresses are required to impersonate the child at different apes. Marilyn French, six months old, will play the infant daughter of the star. Bonnie June McNa mara, five years old and winner of a recent Canadian beauty contest, will make her film debut as the same youngster at the age of five. Marilyn Knowlden (remember her in "Showboat"?) will be the child i of 10, and Doris Dudley will nlav her at 18. The star herfelf progresses the age of 38 in the film. Stuart and Arthur Sheekman will include a drive back from the cap ital to Laredo, Tex, They plan to allow 12 days for the 2,300-mile Journey along the International highway. I believe Gloria will be the first star to make the entire trip by motor. Luckless Jean Harlow is In a jam again. It was printed in San Francisco that one of the star football prospects of St Mary's university had danced with her once and decided to forego the rest of his college career for the movies. Students of the university have been bombarding the star with protests. There is only one catch. Jean says that, to her knowledge, she has never even met, much less danced with, the young man. to You Asked Me and I'm Telling You: Antonio Libasci, Brooklyn: The pronunciation of Si'"one Simon's two names is identical. The nearest English coiiivp lopf is probably "See-nionh". Incidental;; It's her real name. The Mexican vacation of Gloria Here and There in Hollywood: Week-enders returning from a near-by resort insist that a pair of famous stars must be secretly married. . . . Claudette Colbert's mother is back from her European trip and is off to the Santa Cruz location of "Maid of Salem" to visit her famous daughter. . Jerry Horwin postcards that Venice and the Lido seem like Malibu, what with the Jack War ners, the Menjous, Jimmy Durantt Douglass Montgomery, Lillian Hv vey, Junior Laemmle and Jo.'..i Lodge all summer visitors. . Jeanette MacDonald is up ar..l around after a terrific case of sun burn, which put her in bed. . saw Myrue Kteuman dining p Lindy's the other night, which re minds me it would be nice to see ner more oiien on tne screen., . . . Pending Harry Richman's return, Barbara Pepper is consol ing herself by dining at the Von. dome with Eddie Bellandi, the flyer. iixiiiys luzzie: wnat young actor liiis announced nt so many emus tnat he is the newest ru- of u-certain' studio that it is I likely to cost linn his part in a i iCUll'C ? Worry Weakens Pope Pius XI 'il'll?' f.'- .' 0f JA" j inrnrifffTiinnniinnnwiMMMiiiiiigiiiiiinwii :r.:h f" .0 ify-iJ I Pope Plus XI I A long-haired man was accosted by a little bootblack: "Shine your shoes, sir?" He wag disgusted by the dirt oo the lad's face. "I don't want shine, my lad," he said, "but if you'll go and wash your face, 111 give yon six-pence." "Righto, gnv-nor," replied the boy, as he made his way to a neighboring fountain. Soon he returned, looking much cleaner. "Well, my boy," said the long-haired one, "you have earned your sixpence; here It is." "I don't want your sixpence, guv'nor," replied the boy. "You 'ang on to It and get your 'air cut." Tit-Bits Maga-sine. NO CHAIN LETTERS She You' promisee) tne when I m.ir rled you that I could have everything money could buy. lie Yes, and I thought you had the money. Hii Waiting Game MoSon's lip curled in a sneer ns lie met his friend Jenks. "Well," he exclaimed, "cull yourself a man? I've Just heard tli.it yon c;nii-'ht Willis kissing your girl inul made no attempt to interfere." "True," said Jenks; 'hut I'm hiding my time." "Is that so? Until when?" "Until I catch her being kissed hv a smaller fellow." Stray Stories Magazine. Likiijg and Haying College Man What would you like, dear? Coed Well, I'd like some fruit cocktail, some caviar, an order of frogs' legs, some fruit salad, a sirloin steak smothered In mushrooms, a large lob ster, some deinitasse and some pie a la mode. College Man That is all very well. But, now, what will you have? Taking Action "Has Crimson Gulch done anything about the crime wave?" "Yes, sir," answered Cactus Joe. "We law-ahiders are being overworked. Notice has been given that anybody who makes any more trouble for the grand Jury Is golu' to be socially ostracized." Mutual Destruction "National parties have always se lected animals as their emblems." "Yes,"' replied Senator Sorghum. "I'm afraid that if candidates get into the habit of quarreling, the elephant, the donkey and all the rest of them will have to stand aside and make way for the Kilkenny cats." SATISFACTION lyjj 1 V"'T ' ' 'I FACTS from Washington From The United States News, Washington, D. C. FACTS FROM WASHINGTON .. . Among the items deductible from the tax on undistributed earnings the Revenue Act of 1936 are expen ditures of anticipated earnings for reseach, development work, sales pro motion and advertising. A British company has invented an aebestos cloth which is considered satisfactory for making tablecloths, aprons and clothing, sheets, rugs, or other articles which it is desired to fireproof. The development is report ed by the Commerce Department. Producing 1,363 aircraft in the first half of 1936.. the aircraft manufac turing industry of this country al ready has built more aircraft this year than during all of 1935. - Maize or Indian corn is "the most completely domesticated grain, quite incapable of maintaining itself with out man." That is the conclusion of Department 0f Agriculture students of plant genetics. Statisticians of the Public Health Service estimate there are 2,107,000 industrial injuries among the work ing population during an average year. They estimate that $240,000, 000 annually is paid in compensation to injuried workers while an additional $72,000,000 is paid for hospital treat ment and medical aid. Qs ft nougj in? Dropram mn, i supply which will h 0,.?xc;e,ds the projects are comnl.r , e. r- much of the construction Vv?01 nrolimina.. m . ' -.; In r.w..u....,y iaKe. More than or; applications for dwelling ' lm fiid. or nave , . ,y o.uuu dwelling urii m be provided by the entir arr.- Congress authorized coinage , , -new issues of comm cf ! cent pieces this year, a rec" t ber for a single session. " Pigeon. Breed Every M Pigeons will breed every ,,,), me year with the month In which usually Aiir." "Xceptinn they m,, I, u or s..pt,,... Rhode Island's frkial name, as des ignated in its State documents, is "the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations." Demand for housing units being built under the PWA low-cost hous- French Taught Virginian, In 1618 about 60 Frenchmen f n TfrAnOtrn ti.ot.nl. ..4 i-. .... .r,,-u lu lrg:t,ja teach settlers how to raise silk . grapes. Between 10'i't atid I7i at! Vllll:itiilmr Htid Manikin I frm a to and ':t 1 at "How do you . like your new neigh bors?" "Orear. We've live,d In this apart ment seven months now and none of them have bothered us yet" Interest of Catholics throughout the world was focused on news dis patches from Italy, following the announcement by Vatican CVy prelates that Pope Pius XI had become weakened as a reult fit worry over bloodshed and destruction of churches in Spain's civil war. Illness of the holy father, who is 79 years old, was discior: after preparations were made for an expiatory service in St. 2tr' for the death of priests and nuns in Spain. Prelates feared the pop soon might be unable to walk. Improbable "I want to tell you of an adventure had last night" "Is this a true story ?" : "Of course." "Then go ahead." "I stopped to pay. a bill, and" "I thought you said it was a true story?" For Printing Tkat Satisfies S. STt - v."'-;'..'":''''"' Ihc Mountaineer Phone 137 ee Too Much to Hope For Daughter My teacher is going to teach me domestic silence. Mother You mean domestic science. don't you? Daughter Maybe that Is right. Mother (sighing) But I wish you had been right the first time. THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS will come to your home every day through THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An International Daily Kevispaper JT':t!j.J.0U ih woril' cIpai. con? tructlve doing.; The Monitor SI ?irr.rti,.0,ensatLon: neltner "" " 'K"0 them. del correctively with them. Features for busy men and all the tamily. Including the Weekly Magazine Section. The Chrlitlan Science Publishing Society One. Norway Street. Boston. Massachusetts Tpe!." my ,ubKrlP"on to The Christian Science Monitor tor tyear90O e months $4 50 Smonths3J5 l month Tic Wednelay Iue. Including Magatlne SectlonT 1 y"r 116 fssues 25c. Name r ; ' " Address ; '.,''. "'..' Wary-:..,; "What you need is a press agent." "Xo. sir," replied Senator Sorghum. "I had one once. . Folks found out about it; said they were beginning to like his ideas better than mine and may be It might be a good thing to give him the job:" Obviously Al What you been doin'l Sam Settin out some trees. AI What kind? Sam Little wooden ones. : Unanswered'...." Some noisy relatives were visiting a couple and happened to mention their dog, a big mongrel. . "He's just like erne of the family," aid the pup's mistress. Which one?" asked the hostess. 1 WEEK-END SPECIALS I BUY ALL MY MEDICINES AND COSMETICS AT THE ?w UKUU JIUKt OtLAUSE I CAN ALWAYS FIND EXACTLY WHAT WANT AT THE RIGHT PRICE AND ALL MY PURCHASES nlst GUARANTEED! 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