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Actual Movie
TUB STOnYi After the Arthur
faiullr voca u taa movlea, Itnr
mond and Mildred come around.
Mildred anra abe Juia lo aee t.'ur
lUa even If her mother did fordid
It. While Ibtrmond la Inlklnic o
LodIm the tfoar bell rlnwa. It la
l,enar PorMaa brother, home un
expeetedlr an lenve. lie end 1WI-drt-2
are evldaotlr In love and do
their beat to uet rid of lUtnuoud.
ARCITER PORCH
CLOSE SHOT LENN1T AND
MILDRED
They wolf a second cautiously
and then, sotlsfled '.hot they are
alone, they finally run Into each
others' arms.
MILDRED: (rapturously) Len
ny! Oh, Lenny! How marvol
i oust
' LENNY: (his arms still around
her) Hello, sweet. Miss me?
: MILDRED: (babbling excited
: Jy) Darling, I didn't think you'd
be home for daysl
They kiss again. They're obvious
ly very much in love.
MILDRED: Look nt me In
this old rag. Why didn't Ray
mond say you were here? I'll
strangle that child! Where's
,' CorllBS?
, LENNY: They all went to a
show. Missed 'em by a couple
' ot minutes.
' He starts to kiss her again.
MILDRED: (cautiously) Lot's
go into the garden, huh?
LENNY: Good idea.
! Hand In hand, they hurry through
the screen door Into the garden.
'. INT. KITCHEN
' Louise is bustling nround fixing a
snack for Lenny. Raymond is at
i the kcyholo of the door loading to
the porch. He turns away, bored.
RAYMOND: They've gone out
Into the garden. Probably to
. neck. I think necking's dumb.
1 LOUISE: (amused) You'll think
, differently when you're a little
older.
Raymond blandly helps himself to
some ot flic cookies being pre
pared &y Louise.
Crochet Apron
5014
By MRS. ANNE CABOT
They're the newest of the new
and as pretty hostess aprons as
you'll be able to find. The one
illustrated is a beauty! The bor
der of the bib and the hem are
handsomely done in big lifet
roses and leaves. The rest of the
apron, including strap and ties
is crocheted ill plain filet mesh.
Make it ir white cotton for (he
prettiest efrcet.
To obtain con.jJele crocheting
instructions for the rose liiet ap
ron (pattern No. 5014) send 15
cents in coin, plus 1 cent postage,
your name, address and the pat
tern number to Anne C'abnt, 70!)
Mission St., Sun Ki aneiseo, Calif.
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HORIZONTAL
1,6 Pictured U. 1
S. naval lead- 2
or, Rear- 3
Adml. 4
VERTICAL
Conceals
Any
Roads (ab.)
Lubricates
Pertaining to
the laity
Those persons
Unusual
Onager
That one
Asiatic
kingdom
Verbal
Symbol for
phenyl
Hebrew
letter
Associate
Oriental coin
11 Asiatic
country
12 Hurry
13 Alleged force
14 Pair of light
shoes
17 Parent
10 LoRal point
21 Pint
22 Gallon (ab.)
23 On the oceon
2S Shout
2" Clnmp
28 Wager
29 International
language
30 Rough lava
32 Sleeping
furniture
33 Attempt
36 Nail
.18 Face part
40 Youth
41 Fust.
47 Indian
48 Tvpe measure
4P Me is com
mander of the
Fanama Sea
.11 Half-em
52 Buckets
54 Mediterranean
island
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Shooting Script
RAYMOND: (mouth full) I sup
pose so. (deep sigh) That's what
often depresses me.
EXT. ARCHER GARDEN
CLOSE SHOT MILDRED AND
LENNY
They are In a secluded Bpot In
the garden, some 25 or more feet
from the porch where they could
not possibly be overheard, al
though they are just barely vis
ible from the porch. They are
just coming out of an ardent em
brace. MILDRED: (happily) Oh, Len
ny, it's so wonderful! Now I'll
have you for two whole weeks!
Just think!
LENNY: (soberly) Think agnin,
baby.
MILDRED: (uneasily) What do
you mean?
LENNY: My leave's been cut
to 72 hours.
MILDRED: (fearfully) Lenny
does this mean overseas?
Lenny merely nods grimly she
winds her arms around him,
straining him to her her eyes
filled with tears.
MILDRED: Oh, no no!
LENNY: (soothingly) Now
now.
Ho tilts her face up by the chin
and they go into' another kiss.
INT. KITCHEN
Louise, in the f. g., has finally got
Lenny's coffee and cookies ready
on a daintily fixed troy. In the
b. g., Just inside the poroh, Ray
mond is peering out into the gar
den.
LOUISE: (picking up her tray)
Raymond, toll Lenny to come in
I've got everything . ready
now.
Raymond stroll!!' back towards her.
RAYMOND: Believe mo, Lou
ise, he's in no mood for cats,
(a contemptuous Jerk of his
thumb over his shoulder) He
and Mildred are still In the gar
den and they're both all a
twlttcr. LOUISE: (going onto porch)
Deeds Filed
John I. Young et ux to John
Strober, Lot 2, Blk. 4, Rynear
snn's addition, La Grande city,
$100.
Julius D. Sommer et uxl to
Ernest Eckstein, NW'i, Sec. 15,
Twp. 3 N, R. 39 E, $10 and other
considerations.
J. D. Commer et ux to Jesse
Crum, WVi of SlC'i; E't of SW'i,
all in Sec. 35, Twp. 4 N, R. 39 E;
NW'i, Sec. 8, Twp. ,'i N, R. 40 E;
NE'i, Sec. 27, Twp. 1 S, R. 40 E,
$10.
Elclcn I,. Wi.iln et ux to K. E.
Walker ct ux, portion of SW'i,
Sec. 10, Two. 2 S, R. 38 E, $175.
Flora McDonald In Mildred
Crowley, portion of tract N, Cog
gan's second addition, La Grande
city, $1 and other considerations.
J. R. Oliver ct ux to Mildred
Crowley, Lot 7, and portion of
Lot 8, Blk. 1, Romig's addition,
La Grande city, and NW'i, Sec.
14, Twp. 3 N, R. 39 E; SW'i of
EW'i, all in Sec. 34, Ewp. 1 S,
R. 40 E, $1 and other considera
tions. Nolle J. Fowler el vir lo Frank
Cleavinger et ux, N'is of NE'i of
SE'.'r, Wis of SH'i of NE't, all
in Sec. 4, Twp. 3 S, R. 38 E, $10
and other considerations.
Carl A. Barrus et ux to Hai ry
C. rugate, portion nf Lol 10, Blk.
4, Grundy's addition, I.n Grande
city, $1000.
Grande Rondo Meat company
lo Gustof Morlier et ux, Lots 1
through 4, 8 through 14, Blk. 10,
Ryncarson's odd i I ion, La Grande
city, $1 and other considerations.
Union county to Paul Lively
et ux, H ' 'j of SW'i of SWVi, See.
9, Twp. S, II. 38 E, $30.
Union county to Hubert S. Hall
el ux, W"., Lot I, Blk. 1, Hnnan's
addition, La Grande city, $540.
Union county lo Dorothy M.
Morris et vir, assignees of J. 1).
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Obtain
Ventilated
Long
Seed container
Hnschnll slick
Capable
Wicked
42 Rough ex
lerior of bark
43 Within
44 And (Latin)
45 Dainty
46 Territory
(nb.)
49 Evci m oon
f0 Crimson
5.1 Sloth
55 Symbol for
tellurium
Pronoun
ll.mimor head
Slnping ways
riiarger
Shield bearing
Answer to rreviana Paltle
JJiJaI HOWARD
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He'll be In presently,
EXT. GARDEN
CLOSE SHOT LENNY AND
MILDRED
Again they are just coming out
of a clinch.
LENNY: (urgently) Will you,
Mildred?
MILDRED: Oh, Lenny dar
ling, I'd love to more than any
thing, but
LENNY: Stop worrying. If you
like, we'll keep it a secret from
both our parents unill the whole
silly row's forgotten. (Implor
ingly) Will you, Mildred?
MILDRED: But, Lenny dar
ling this awful row
LENNY: (brushing it off In
dulgently) Okay so you both
sold kisses! That isn't so aw
ful, (puzzled smile) You know
I simply can't get over th
fact that men would actually
pay good money to kiss my kid
sister. Did she really sell moro
than you did at a dollar?
MILDRED: Yes, but she was
letting them have the second
one for SO cents.
As they both laugh, he kisses her
again.
EXT. PORCH
SHOOTING INTO GARDEN
Raymond is in the foreground,
his back to the camera, peering
out into the garden. In the far
background we can lust discern
Lenny and Mildred. Raymond
shakes his head slowly and then
turns his head around into the
camera.
RAYMOND: (wonderlngly)
Maybe it's because I'm her
brother, Louise, but I don't
know what he Bees in that girl.
EXT. GARDEN '
CLOSE SHOT MILDRED AND
LENNY
She has evidently agreed to mar
ry him, and tl.jy are both ecstati
cally happy.
LENNY: (conliclcntiai wnnpor)
I'll pick you up at the crack of
dawn and we'll be across the
state line and married before
breakfast, (brief pause) Okay?
MILDRED: (happily) Sold.
They go into a final clinch.
(To Be Continued)
Abbott-Herbert Corp.
Distributed NEA SERVICE, KK7.
Brother and Sister
Bv SUE BURNETT
An adorable, warm weather
outfit for that pair of cherubs
dainty dress and panties for sis
tergay rompers for brother.
Mother will find them easy to
make and easy to launder.
Pattern No. 8889 is designed for
sizes (i months, 1, 2, 3 and 4 years.
Size 1, dress and panties, requires
2 yards of 35 or 39-inch mater
ial; romper, l'ii yards; 6 yards
binding for dress, 2 '.-a yards bind
ing for romper.
For this pattern, sencl 20 cents,
In coins, your name, address,
size desired and the pattern num
ber to Sue Burnett, La Grande
Evening Observer, 71)9 Mission
St., San Francisco, Calif.
Ready now the spring issue of
Fashion. Just 15 cents. A com
plete guide in planning wardrobe
needs for all the family.
NF.'i, See. ft, and SEtj of NF.'t,
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Twp. S. U. 38 E, $20.
Hold Everything
"Colly, V-E day hasn't eased
th jelly bean titualion iiiulIi.
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