tf&fe Four
CWi.i and TaUT
Mr
-
CXJ F.
An Actual Movte
TUB STOnVl n,n Lrnnr nd
: mUm him lenva fcn bren hortened
1 to 73 hour. Mildred UKreru to
I mnrty him rfirlil mir Tlirr di
i elfin 10 keep It a secret until tlie
; row between tbelr tvro IttmlUe
bloirs over
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' FADE IN!
' EXT. SMALL SHABBY BUNGA
. LOW DAY
MEDIUM SHOT
J This Is the small ramshackle bun
', galow of a justice of the peace in
lithe neighboring town of Wynd-
ham Ferry across the state line.
' Jn the front yard there Is a weath
, er-beaten shingle which bears the
words: "ELMER K. WALDO,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE." As
' we DISSOLVE IN Lenny and
(.Mildred, who have evidently just
been married, are coming out of
";the bungalow, followed by Mr.
; Waldo himself. Waldo is an ami
cable old duck, well past 60. He
'-wean heavy lensed glasses and
pis also hard of hearing.
LENNY: Well goodby, sir.
And thanks a million.
WALDO: (cupping his car)
Huh? What's that?
MILDRED: (raising hor voice,
smiling) Ho said "thanks a mil
lion" for marrying us, Mr.
Waldo.
WALDO: (beaming) Oh yes,
sure. Well I certainly wish
; . you young folks all the happu
! ness and luck in the world.
He opens the garden gate for them
.and Lenny and Mildred run across
! the sidewalk to the Archers' sedan
Rafter exchanging a lot of ad lib
Igoodbys.
DISSOLVE TO:
I INT. MOVING SEDAN TRANS
PARENCY DAY
CLOSE SHOT LENNY AND
MILDRED
Lenny is driving down a country
road. Mildred, ecstatically happy,
is seated very close to him, her
arm linked through his on the
steering wheel,
MILDRED: (sighing happily)
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I Constellation
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6 Pits
7 Reform
8 Require
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J Pictured U.S. General H MAWW
13 Angers A1
14 Italian city
15 Remove
16 Encircled
17 On the shel
tered side
15 Consumes
16 Pig
20 Expends
22 Soak flax
23 Symbol for
thoron
24 Toward
25 South Dakota
(ab.)
28 Symbol for
silver
28 Rupees (no.)
29 Stage part
31 First man
33 Roof edge
34 Redact
33 Paradise
3d Coteries
37 Spain (lib.)
30 Symbol for tin
40 Six (Roman)
42 Bind
44 Triads
47 Genus of
frogs
49 Bones
50 Soon
51 Golf devices
52 Ha It new
10 Machine part
11 Chance
12 Mlrds' homes
20 Clarifying
21 Makes sad
Shooting Script'
Oh, Lenny, I can't bellevo that
I'm actually your wife, (anx
iously) Do you suppose it's all
right I mean, I did Ho about
my age. I won't actually bo 18
until next month.
LENNY: (soothingly) I know.
Don't worry, baby.
Mildred, however, is itlU frown
ing anxiously.
M1LDRRD: (troubled) Oh,
Lenny, I'm worried about what
the folks'll do when they know.
LENNY: (soothingly) Don't
worry, baby we'ro married
now and if you Just leave every
thing to me, it'll be all right.
We'll break it to 'era gently to
night. Contentedly, Mildred puts her
cheek against Lenny's shoulder
and they drive along happily.
DISSOLVE TO:
INT. ARCHER PORCH AFTER
NOON It Is now between three and four
in the afternoon. Mr. Archer is
sprawled comfortably on the
couch immersed in the Sunday
papers. He is sipping a highball.
Mrs. Archer is seated next to him,
knitting. The telephone rings,
and, as Mrs. Archer gets up and
crossos to answer It, wo see Cor
liss, out in the garden, dashing to
the screen windows, having also
heard the telephone.
MRS. ARCHER: (onswering
phone) Hello? Oh, hello, Nor
ma, (smiling happily) Yes
Lenny got homo last night
wasn't that lovelyl No, he's out
now. Harry let him have the
car and he left early this morn
ing. CORLISS: Mum, ask If he's
been over there. Ask if
Mrs. Archer, listening to the party
on the wire, motions Corliss to be
quiet.
MRS. ARCHER: (Into phone)
Oh, yes, I'm sure he'll be back
for supper. We'U let you know.
Goodby, Norma.
Washington
M erry-Go-Round
Continued From Paga 2
Installations in China, but the
stopping of food and raw mate
rial shipments from the Chinese
mainland to Japan.
"This is a job of logistics," said
Eaker, "and it just wouldn't ap
peal to Chcnnault."
The senators, however, refused
to believe this. Chandler and
Senator Tom Stewart of Tennes
see were particularly vehement
in forcing Patterson and General
Eaker to admit Chcnnault is as
capable a tactlcion as their air
force has. Chandler hod the two
war chief squirming as he de
scribed the pitiful trickle of sup
plies with which Chcnnault had
to operate until quite recently.
Senator Joe O'Mahoney of
Wyoming spoke at length on the
question of Chinese polities, out
lining the differences between
the Chinese "communists" of the
north and the Chiang govern
ment, finally, he asked Patter
son if the real reason for placing
Chcnnault in a subordinate posi
tion to General Stratenteyer was
to appease the communists. Chcn
nault is known as' one of the
staunchest supporters of the
Chiang government and strongly
against the communists.
Patterson, however, indignant
ly denied Chinese politics en
tered into the move at all.
Senator Chandler proposed
that ChomiNiilt lie retired at the
highest rank he has held his
present rank of major general.
The committee will formally rec
ommend this to the senate. With
out s u e h recommendation, it
would be possible to retire Chcn
nault at the rank and pay of
major his permanent rank.
ItKH to Anne Cabot, I.a Grande
Evening Observer, 7tl!) Mission
St., San Francisco, Calif.
2t t.nn)iing
creatures
27 Pace
211 Scottish
38 Musical
instrument
40 Holding
devices
41 Inflow
sheep-fold
30 Even (conlr.) 43 Son of Soth
31 Promo (llib.) ,
32 Mountains 45 Roster
(ab.) 48 Facility t -
37 Leather thong 48 Emlnct
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She hangs up thoughtfully and
goes back to the couch.
EXT. ARCHER GARDEN
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin and Dexter
ore just coming through the goto
from their property. Corliss
greets them gaily, and the Frank
lins respond with affectionate ad
lib greetings.
CORLISS: (pointing with her
thumb over her shoulder) Mum
and Daddy are on the porch.
DEXTER: (to CorllBs) Lenny
back -yet?
CORLISS: (puzzled frown) No,
and we can't think what's keep
ing him.
Corliss and Dexter remain In the
garden while the Franklins let
themselves onto the porch through
the screen door.
DIFFERENT ANGLE
Corliss and Dexter art) In a' heated
argument.
DEXTER: : It's a wonder to me
you didn't try to sell' kisses to
Private Earhart last night if
you think he's so hotl
CORLISS: (walking away) On,
don't be childish!
Dexter follows her.
PORCH
CLOSE SHOT FRANKLINS
AND ARCHERS
They have been watching Corliss
and Dexter through the screen
door and now they exchange
amused glances.
MRS. FRANKLIN: Poor Dex
ter ho's so crazy about Corliss.
MR, FRANKLIN: (chuckling)
Yes. I gather from my son he
didn't altogether approve of
this young soldier you had for
dinner last night,
MR. ARCHER: (grinning) Oh,
yes Private Earhart. Nice boy,
wasn't he, Janet?
MRS. ARCHER: Well ha
seemed very nice, but (slight
pause) well, he and Corliss
wore holding hands at the mov
ies last nlghtt
MR. ARCHER: They were? (a
wide grin) Why, the little dovill
(highly amused) I know she
was holding hands with Dexter,
because I saw 'em. I sat next
to Dcxterl '
Just then the front doorbell rings.
(To Be Continued)
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