Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 36, Number 96, Decatur, Adams County, 22 April 1938 — Page 7

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WAILACE BEERY TO AID COOGAN Movie Star Offers To Help Jackie Coogan In Suit Hollywood, Apr. 22.—KU.PJi Wallace Beery offered today to help Jackie Coogan in his legal battle against his mother afid stepfather as attorneys went Into court to begin the first phase of his suit for an accounting of the millions he earned in his childhood. Judge Emmet H. Wilson ordered attorneys into court to settle several preliminaries to the trial which will not begin until the attorneys have conferred. i Berry returned from a European 'vacation to announce that he would I support Jackie in his suit against I his mother and stepfather, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Arthur L. Bernstein. i The Bernsteins have declared ; that they intend to apply California law to keep every cent Jackie ' earned before he became 21. ■ Jackie contends that he has evidence showing his mother and late | father once promised to conserve | for him the money for which his ■ childhood was sacrificed. Beery corroborated Jackies conI teutions. He said be had played ' in a number of films with Jackie and knew his father well. "Not once, but many times Jack 1 (Coogan, Senior) told me he never | intended to use a cent of the mon- ' ey his son earned," Beery said. 1 “He was careful always to impress , upon everyone that Jackie s money was being saved for his own ' use when he reached manhood. I don’t know whether Jackie will

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1938.

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By MARYE DAHNKE, Kraft Cheese Institute In the spring, parties, too. take on flowerlike colors. The refreshments themselves must be gay and colorful and even the most substantial foods come to the table disguised in frivolous raiment. Such a party food, substantial yet light and tempting, is the molded ham salad. Colorful bits of minced ham. finely chopped green peppers and parsley show through the delicate cream-colored mold. The mixture depends for subtlety of flavor on the addition of mayonnaise or a salad dressing which Is a combination of old-fashioned boiled dressing and mayonnaise. Despite the festive appearance of this spring luncheon salad, its prepawant me to testify, but I want to j help him in any way possible so I that his father's wishes may be ■ carried out." When Jackie's father died in an automobile crash in 1935 and Bernstein became the manager of Jackie Coogan Productions. Inc., | Jackie said his life became a con-'

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ration Is a simple matter. The mixture is made as follows: MOLDED HAM SALAD 2 M cups finely chop- I*4 tablespoons ped ham gelatin , % cup cold water % cup finely cup Salad dresschopped eelery ing H cup finely chop- 1 CU P heavy ped green pepper c S r ’ c " 1 tablespoon finely Deviled eggs chopped parsley Tomato sections Mix the ham. celery, green pepper and parsley. Soften gelatin in the cold water; dissolve over hot water. Blend it well with the ham mixture and the salad dressing Fold in the whipped cream. Pour into a mold and chill until firm. Unmold on a platter, and garnish with cress, deviled eggs and tomato sections. | tinued fight with the man who married his mother. "My stepfather was mean to me I and caused many an argument between my mother and myself.” he said. "Once he even bawled me out for using one of my cars. He | called it his. ' “I explained to him that it

| wasn't his car at all, that all ho i owned was the shirt on his back. He started to kick me. I grabbed ■ his foot and dumped him on the | ground. When he got to his feet, ho lunged at me, swearing So I hud to hit and hit hard. He went j down again, i was sorry to do it, I but he forced me Into it. "After that I left home. My I mother came to me. crying, and I persuaded me to apologize to him. ! Her tears always won me over." I Jackie's bride, Betty Grable, said 1 that soon after her engagement to | Jackie, Mrs. Bernstein telephoned I her mother and said that “if Betty i thinks she is marrying a rich boy, she is mistaken. He hasn't a cent; , he’s a pauper.” “As if that made any difference," I said Miss Grable, who now is supporting Jackie from her SSOO a week movie earnings. “We were in love, and that’s all that matters.” Lawyers both for Coogan and the Bernsteins said the case would be ; settled In court; that there were 1 I no grounds for an amicable compromise. 1 o SPEED MACHINERY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) against depression. At the close of two days of hearings by a house appropriations subcommittee on the proposed $1,250,000,000 for relief and amidst Re-1 ■ publican criticism of the entire j ! program, Chairman Andrew W. I ' May, D., Ky., of the house military i affairs committee said that he b 1 would seek to specify that $120,- " I X 34.760 of the program's money be ’ j used for army housing. o Nazis To Complete Building Dirigible 5 Berlin, April 22 — (UP) — A spokesman for the Zeppelin com- * pany said today that the dirigible 1 LZ-130 would be completed despite I the uncertainty of its making transAtlantic voyages in view of United j States reluctance to export helium. > Dick Duritin of Indianapolis vis-i | ited over night with his mother, I ! Mrs. D. Durkin. FRJEE! * 18"x36" genuine CRKNOH Bath Towel \ ?we/ With TWO POUNDS DURKEE'S DOUBLE FLAVOR MARGARINE * Buy two pounds oi Durkee's Double-Flavor Margarine today. You'll get a Cannon bath towel free wiih your purchase. This oiler is limited so ACT NOWI I ■ Durkee's Double-Flavor Margarine is "refrigerator-made." That's why it has more flavor. Buy some. Prove this! Use Durkee's DoubleMargarine for cooking, baking, frying and as a spread for bread. And save the inside wrapper coupons for the aluminum double-boiler set. You can get it FREE at your grocer for only 24 coupons. Save 24 Inside Coupons For Free Mirro Sauce Pan. -«■■■?. VtCETAU IE Ki / OLBO **WGAHiNt H t,H R * H. B. LA BRASH, Disk ' 3721 So. Hanna St. Phone HAR-7u003 FORT WAYNE, IND.

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