Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 43, Number 240, Decatur, Adams County, 11 October 1945 — Page 6

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< ■■ * i •• ■ < r J'*J® r " ” —WOtfriL i ll f *s r ‘ < ik -H S TiffP Shown above is one of the 25 Automatic washing machines Included in the 575 household appliances to be awarded winner* in'fi prise contest sponsored by the Kroger company during the Arm’s fan food sale, in addition to the washing machines, M electric sweepers and 500 electric irons are on the prise list.

Tenant Housing Houses of tenant farmers In the United States are in much worse condition than are those of farm owners, report* the U. S. department ot agriculture. About onehalf of the dwelling* occupied by tenant* should be replaced altogether, a report of the department's Interbureau committee on po*twar programs shows, while about onefourth of the owner-occupied farm houses need to be replaced. The report also shows that tenants had only about half as many refrigerators, electric light* and radios as farm owners, and about half as much modem plumbing.

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Blue Fades Popular ballads to the contrary, ' life doesn't look so blue to old peo- ! pie; pi fact, with the mellowing year* there Is Jess and les* blue in one's outlook, according to the Better Vision institute. As people grow older, explains the institute, the blues seen in surrounding objects grow fainter. With advancing year* the lens of the human eye takes on a yellow tint which acts as a Alter, screening out a substantial part of the blue light rays. Lenses in eye* of person* who have reached the age of 50 absorb a* much a* half of the blue light ray*. Quick Soups Quick soups can be made from grated raw root vegetables. Th* grating saves cooking time. Use two cups grated raw carrots or turnips to one quart of milk. Season with onion, salt and chopped parsley. Add two tablespoons of melted fat and "bind" with one tablespoon flour.

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By HARRISON CARROIL Bia* FeatasM »*■«*•»•!• Wrltoe HOLLYWOOD- -Goon to end all goons, an absolutely halrleas creature. is being dreamed up by Ixm Chaney for a future Universal horror Alm. Chaney wants to send a written description of hi* monitor to Hal Foster,

who draws •Prince Valiant’ for King Fea tures, and let Foster do an artist * conception of the character. The makeup department will take over from there. Joan Fontaine had a gash cut

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in her hand when clunked by a falling hair dryer In a beauty parlor acene for "From This Day Forward." As if it wasn't bad enough for a gal to e'en sit under a hair dryer with the temperature hitting 101! Who says Hollywoodite* aren't civilised? Bunny Watters gave a double birthday perty- guests of honor being hers and Johnny Green's one-year-old baby and Johnny's six-year-old youngster bom of his previous marriage to Betty Furness. The kids' birthdays are only a few days apart. The older one. naturally, lives with Betty, who attended the party, M-G-M's reported plan to do a Hardy picture with Mickey Rooney on his release from the Army will be bad news to Bonita Granville. Two years ago she was paid to do the picture which had to be called off when Rooney entered the service, The money was spent long ago and. if M-G-M calls her, it will be like doing the picture free. Lucille Ball's brother, Fred. Is on hi* way to Japan to serve In ths army of occupation. ... When Ruth < Mrs. Leslie) Howard arrives here at the end of the year, she wi IL stay with the ® ill Gargans andVßill will collaborate with her or the life- story of her dead husband. , . , Paramount wouldn't let Diana Lynn do 15 concerts with the leading orchestras of the nation. They were afraid for her

Weather Forecaating Stripped of technical language, weather forecaating 1* an attempt to judge what air matte* will be over a certain region at a tpecified time plu* a detcription *f the characteriitic* of the air mass—it* temperature, cloud*, wind*, air stability, etc. Weather "fronts" (the boundary between two air matte* where the conflict re*pon*ible for bad weather occur*) mutt also be forecast and their *p«eds calculated mathematically.

health and, besides, they want her to appear with Bany Fitzgerald in 'Third Avenue." ... Mitzi Gaumont, ex-wife of oil-man Ix»uis Lohman and once mentioned romantically with Harold Adamson, was married In lata Vegas, Sept, 23, to Dennis Nalon, industrialist. . , , The Humphrey Bugarts are vacationing at Cherry Cove. Catalina. . . »Capt. Bob Preston out of the Army. . . . Terry Moran, exwife of Jackie Moran (the former child start eloped to Texas the other day with a soldier. Ribbing being taken by Ray Milland is something awful. The star, formerly a member of the British Royal Household Cavalry, fell off a merry-go-round horse in a scene for "Take This Woman." Current plan of Director Mitchell Leisen is to take a world cruise in his 110-foot yacht, starting late next spring. He expects to pay expenses by shooting background movies for later rental to Hollywood studios. Tay Garnett did the same things 10 years ago. HOLLYWOOD HI JINX: If anybody is top man in June Haver’s life, It is Jimmy Zito in Les Brown's orchestra. That was why she was so glad to fly to Chicago for the "Dolly Sisters" premier. Zito is playing at the Hotel Sherman. June and her whole family were at Ciro's for Enric Madrlguera's opening. Band looks like another hit attraction for Herman Hover and the singing team of Jon and Sondra Steele are terrific. . . . Ringsiders included Joan Leslie and Lt. A. C. Lyles, Jr.. Diana Lynn and Loren Tindall. Lina Romay with Jack Basin, Lynn Baggett and Attorney Seymour Chotiner, Gail Russell with her brother and parents and Arturo Le Cordova stagging it with Jimmy Ritz. .•. Xavier Cugat will spend thousands to buy neon tubing for every instrument in the band.... Audrey Totter with Lt. Jesse Abbott at Lyman's. , . , Audrey Young with John Carroll at th* Beverly, Tropics. . > t Sybil Bowman's marriage is delayed because her maior it helping with the war criminal trial* in Europe. Sybil herself arrive* here Nov 8 to open at the Clul Donroy. , , . Since the start of "Duff's Tavern" on the air, E< Gardner has compiled 11.000 gags

• - -r ■KBL ' i/wB * 1 s. - Bls * TWO ANGUS of San Francisco * tragic triangle of a doctor, hl* wife and a married nurse have been closed by violent death a* the prominent Bay area physi* dan, Dr. John F. Mansfeldt, lower photo, missing since hi* wife, top photo, fired a fatal bullet Into /Mr*. Van* Martin, the nurse, was found, a. suicide. Mr*. Mansfeldt 1* shown with her attorney, James Mclnnew, as she heard the suicide new*. An autopsy Indi* cated the doctor had been dead since the day his distraught wife, Annie Irene, 45-year-old mother of three ’teen-aged children, drove to a hospital, announcing* "There’s a dying woman In my car outside. I shot her.” The doctor identified his wife, who had collapsed, and then vanished to be found four days later In his car parked along a lonely cliff roadoverlooking sea. (lattrnatioaal) Trade in a Good Tewn — Decatur

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