PAGE TWO (Second Secfion)
Rowland Says
Movies Need New
Blood Transfusion
HOLLYWOOD l'P The
trouble with movies, a director
say., is that people who have been
seeing Clark Gable for 20 years
aren't willing to shell out 75 com-,
to see him again.
Hoy Rowland siix s the mox Us,
literally, need a transfusion of new
blood
It doesn't matter much whoc j
blood. Rowland a the .,n
make a movie star out ot a!m
anybody
"The industry does dee!ot! m
new taces. Howlnnil sax s. ' !m!
don't o at it s steiiKHic .ilh .
ouht to 1'iiiduct a regular.
.anied search tlilinc-h the r
iege and little theatei.- lor i:.
liiient
And while thex iv al it,
td. Hunt stop with actoi
liiuxits Deed some lieu la
the writing department too.
Tilci e are about 1 L'tHl v
Moll;, wood. but. the wax i
lures linn out. xou'd Hi:
wa t j ii 1 o:;1 ; lot.
Build l p Needed
' Yu can't just thiex
face at the public, ot
K..w l.o.d said ' You x i- t. .
ttifin out with puhhritx
iitbt kind of parts :,iu!
name opposite- them
J.)iot Leigh, lor n!a:
j ii t a fair in a phe' ns-i .,; .
v- !. Norma Shearer ,!:
lit i She had lux er our.,
iiii at al! when -lii
k jd .11 one ol How lai.c! s
honiaiHe ot Ko-x Kid.:, .
-He Van .lohnson.
J lie point is ih,,j
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' in fro::: ol a t-.irtt-r.i
You can teach tii. in
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lot ot new I at
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Tricx isiui: doe-i!
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THE WAYNESVTLLE MOUNTAINEER
Susie Learns About
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By DOROTHV ROE
AP Newsfeaturos Writer
Parents max expect some jolts
from the new realism of 1948 toys.
Bu; Santa's theory this xear, back
ed up fix leadina child usveholo-
s'is's. is that modern toys should
relied life as it is. Children, he
p!ain-. don't like to be kidded.
The m west baby doll will per
loiin almo-i all the human func
tions. Ii can be led crackers (lat
er removed from a container in
t! l).:ik of the neck). It takes
x-a!i i. .oii a bottle and later
t:!t t" wits its diaper or performs
i he s;..,;, iii'.ttuoi tin a small pot.
!t has hair that can be washed
wlnv ;.s s,inla(.) js jiressed
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SO THAT'S MOW IT'S DONE! Susie watches in amazement as
gaily painted toy hen cackles, lays three eggs and then walks ma
jestcally away.
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fet started without c
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OH REAL MILK! Toyland's modern cow stands patient
ly wniie Jusie milks her. 1 he milk is inserted from a bottle through
an opening on top.
FAMILY dtoi
emerge Ii u ina
and
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! But before the fairies could re-
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walks and talks!'' cried
fairies when the Snow Man
trodueed himself.
; "My!" said Santa admiringly.
"What a fine toy you would make'''
"Sir." said the Snow Man with
dignity. "I coiild never be tucked
away in a Christmas stocking -
I am too large. And 1 could never
be placed before the Christnns
fire I d melt away. So please do
not think of me as a toy."
Santa laughed. "What can I do
for you then?"
"I should like to slay hero in
Santa Land for. to tell the truth,
it is the only climate in the world
that will agree wVh me."
"Stay," said Santa happily.
"And be my friend. But tell me
first where did you get vour won
derful red hat?"
Then the Snow Man told Santa
about the fairy putting the red
hat on his head to bring him alive
"If I ever take'it off I shall be just
a plain snow man and the hat v. i'I
never work for nm asain "
"My goodness," gasped Senia.
j "You must watch out for Mrs
I --I
emus, ane so aisiiKcs nix nun
cap she will surely try to trade
it for your own!"
So. laughing merrily, Santa led
the Snow Man and Danny into
his house and welcomed them to
dinner.
And what do you suppose thev
had for dinner? '
Fifteen different kinds of ice
cream! ,Vanilla, chocolate, straxv
berry. caramel, lemon, orange,
macaroon, peppermint, pineapple,
pistachio, peanut brittle, cherry,
chocolate chip butterscotch and
banana.
Now all the time they were eat
ing ice cream Santa kept watch
ing Danny out of the corner of his
eye. He was worried because Dan
ny ate some vanilla and a little
peppermint and didn't so much as
touch another dish. This was a very
strange way for a boy to act and
Santa knew there must be some
thing on Danny's Snind.
Finally he said. "I can mub
most any kind of toy in mv work
shop. What would you like mc to
fix for you?"
Danny looked at Sanla his eyes
filled with hotle. "Would you
would you fix my crooked leg?"
sThen Santa's heart was heavv.
He could bring Christmas joy
over the world but how could
nx a little boy's crooked leg?
"Would you?" cried Danny again,
his face white with expectancy.
Santa slowly shooV bis head.
"Oh, don't say no," cried Danny
desperately.
"Perhaps sohte modirino
some herb some tonic " sug
gested thC SHOW Man hnnefulHr
Ho rntllrint hM 4a k L.;-
. vv" nave nis nine
friend .disappointed.
And suddenly Santa Vomnmhot-o
the piiL -
He rose from the tahle anri ik.
ed back and forth across the room
four times thlnilng and thinking
in
while Danny and the
watched and hardly
brcat he.
Then Santa put his hand on the
little box's shoulder and said.
"Damn, theto is a oill which will
cu-e ;.oiu twisted 1 . lit! I to get
ti you must ;o to the True Wizard
and 'do what ever in? nsfist"
Chapter 5
A HARGAIX WITH THE
WIZ.;tI
"Tree Wizard!'' gasped Dannv.
"Who is he?"
Santa drew hi- chair close to
that of the lillle crippltd hov "The
I Trie Wizard lixe-. in the Valley of
j Wasonn, ii,. is a very smart man.
Once he ( m od a woman of a hrok-
en hear! hihI once he cured a man
j whose hi tut '."as made of stone. lie
can cure sou if xou do what he
I asks."
i "Oh
ii:iij)i;i
any) bin
minute,
pull on
"Wait.'
tJo xou mvigine you are going
without 'in''.' You mad.' me and
I -ha:! tolloxv you xxlu lexer you
go. He-.ides I might come" in
hamix. Who knows."
Then Santa told them uh..r i
find the Wasoon allex and off they
started hand in hand.
Now Ihe VoIIlv of Wasoon wasn't
so far away but Danny and the
Snow Man had hardly left Santa
Land when Flournoy. the evil elf.
popped from behind a hedge.
"Ha!" he cried "So you, too,
are leaving Santa Land. Perhaps
you'd like to join in my plans?"
Of course he did not say what
his plans were and Danny was de
lighttd with iuch friendliness.
"You must join us instead!" he
said.
But Ihe Snow .Man, though'he
knew nothing of Flournoy s evil
I will"' cried Dannv
the table. "I'll do
'-' ' II Ho now this very
And he began at once to
his coat.
cried the Snow Man.
doings in,. Santa Land, didn't like
the elf';face or the way he grin
ned at ,tem. He said, "Thank you
but we'd rather have nothing to do
with yqty." And he pulled Danny
along leaving Flournoy growling
with fury.
"Why were you so ude?" Dan
ny asked. "I think it would be fun
to have an elf for a friend."
"That elf gave me the shivers,"
said the Snow Man. "And. being
made of snow, I don't shiver easi
ly. He has something mean on his
mind and I don't want anything to
do with him."
Danny laughed. "Well, neither
do I, then. Come, let's hurry.
!l lurry."
So hurry they did and it would
have astonished you to see how
fast they travelled: the Snow Man
heaving along on his great snow
legs and Danny limping along be
side him like a giant grasshopper.
Before the day was over they
arrived in the Wasoon Valley.
Here was a place of magic such
as you could never imagine.
Only thing: there were at least
a thousand trees growing there
and every tree was difl'erenl. One
was a climbing tree with twin
trunks fashioned like a ladder and
every limb a solid perch where a
boy could sit and look over the
world.
Another tree glowed with
lights and tinsel a Christ mas'
tree that never died but stayed
brilliantly aglow the whole vear
I through.
Another tree was laden wilh
i fruit of every kind: bananas.1
oranges, apples, pears, pineapples.
grapefruit all on the very same i
branch! j
V Soon thev stood before .i till!
tree so tall you could scarcely
see the top. Suddenly one of'
I the branches moved right down the
! tree and stood before them.
wen, it said. "What are you
. staring at?"
I '-Danny-'gasped and the Snow
I Man hiccoughed they were so as
Itonished. For it wasn't a limb
: but the Wizard himself!
I Indeed, he looked like a tree'
Tall and straight and narrow.
Brown-skinned and hard.
The Snaw Man said, "If you
please .sir, if you are Ihe Tree
Wizard we havt' come to ask vour
;help." Then he told the Wizard
of Danny's leg and how thev
( hoped he could cure it.
"Yes." said the Wizard. "I have
. a pill which will surely euro it
' and makti you as fit as any hoy
you know."
"Oh, thank you!" cried Dannv.
But the Snow Man was more
practical. He said. "What will be
the price. Mr. Wizard'"
The Wizard said. "Ah, yes, there
has to be a price. You must' bring
me another tree for my Vallov!
A tree more remarkable than any
you have seen here today."
Danny and the Snow Man look
ed over that vast valley of incred
ible trees and then looked al each
otner. Where in all the world
would they find a tree even half so
wonderful as any of these?
Tuesday: The Stone Tree
DON'T BE A LAST-MINUTE
LIZ . . . It you waif until
Christmas Eve to mail cards,
you might as well skip it.
Pink Automobiles
Latest In Fads
North Carolina
The meetiiej
7:30 p. in. on
7, and will ,c
Coca-Cola lit
Asbeville.
Mr. Powell. ,,,
outstanding iii,u
gists, has travel.
throughout the cum,
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"en IXNOXVn IS :t uj, ..
and hypnotist in. ,
rutting the s:(
and will prohablx
ttsm and magi. i ,nu.,
talk.
The election of council ,
fof 1949 will l,e held ,
Mr. Powell s talk. ,1 ,.
ed by John . :,,li;, ,
Champion Paper ,,i l i' I,
council chairman.
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Safety Council At
Asheville Meeting
Clyde It p,UV(
puone relation.
Eon Corporation
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cember meetin
WHEN TO (Ji ll
HAMMOND. In, I.
man is 74. ii ., inn,
drinking, sax-, Mil;,
Static electricity generated when
you seuir your feet across a rug
will generate as much as 18.000
volts, engineers estimate.
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PHILADELPHIA (U.P.) - Now ski .,, ,,, Z
" s ,mnK auiomoDllcs. I because "I v.a ;', Hue- ,
vvnats more, two Philadelphia
women say the strawberry-colored
cars make thS-ir driving easier.
This is how Mrs. Parker Smith
and Mrs. John Gerth figure it out:
Men drivers, anxious to ogle the
staitingly-painted cars, give Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Gerth the right of
way. Mrs. Smith, however, recalled
that once two male motorists
plowed into each other while gaz
ing at her pink convertible.
Mrs. Gerth's husbartd says he
has suffered indignities from other
motorists while at the wheel of his
.Mie s "Powder Puff". . As for Mr.
Smith, he drives his own canary
yellow convertible, thanks.
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