La Grande evening observer., July 25, 1945, Image 4

Pt?e Tow
'THi LA GRANpg EVEJqyp (jB3ERVER tA GRANPE. 9REG0?
Wednesday, July 25, 1945
L . C : kj p. wutzw mmzm J I
Bl An Actual Movie Shooting Scrip?
THRRVOHYl Mlldrnl and I-rnnj
aloue aad Mrr married br a Jumlra
f. the l'rae la a arlKaiMjrliiff
twwn. Mranwallr. la Archrra be
01a Iv wouder narrr Lvuuy la
a
XII
. LOWER HALL ARCHER HOME
Itouise hurries to answer the door.
As she swings It open, she reveuls
Mrs. Pi ingle und Raymond on the
doorstep. Raymond is in his lioy
Scout uniform and Is protesting,
RAYMOND: Mother, listen
, tills is uguinsl all my principles!
,. MRS. 1'RINGI.E; You be quietl
Louise Is somewhat startled to see
. them. Mrs, Pringle, without
. word to Louise, marches her I
luetant son past her and down the
hull..
An Actual Movie Shooting Scrip?1.
RAYMOND; I think It's dumb.
MRS. PRINGLE: Never mind
whot you think. You repeated
it to me and you're going to
repeat it to them.
RAYMOND: (philosophically)
I'm very sorry 1 brought ' the
whole thing up, This 11 be a
lesson to me,
Mrs. Pringle realizes she's not get.
ting to first base with Raymond.
MRS. PRINGLE: Very well-
Ill tell mem what you told me,
(She starts her revelation) Ac
cording to Raymond, who dis
tinctly overheard it from the
Campbells' kitchen-
PORCH
FULL SHOT
Hearing voices and footsteps, the
Archers and Frunldins are au
looking towurds the hall, some
what puzzled.
RAYMOND: (0. S.) But, Moth,
er, listen
At this moment, Mrs. Prlnglo ap
pears in the doorway, holding her
son firmly by the elbow. Her en
trance cuuses consideroblc con
sternation. The men rise, awk
1 wucdly to tliuir foot.
' MRS. PRINGLE: I'm sorry to
come barging in llko this, Junet,
but there are some things I can-
not ignore.-
She has let go of Raymond and he
promptly tries ' to sneak out
through, the. screen dour. She
grabs him Just in time.
MRS.' PRINGLE: You slay
here, Raymond,
MRS. FRANKLIN: (soothingly)
Now, Dorothy, don't get so ex-
' cited.
MRS. PRINGLE: I'm not ex
cited. I'm , just so furious I
could chew nullsl (a deep grim
breath) Raymond has Just told
me something that (she shoves
Raymond in front of her) You
tell them, Raymond.
CLOSE SHOT FAVORING MRS.
PK1NULE
The others are all watching her
tensely.
MRS. PRINGLE: Mar J orle
Campbell was telling her bridge
club lust night thut you (an
accusing linger at Mrs. Archer)
had said to her that Mildred
wus nothing better Uiuu a little
tramp.
CLOSE SHOT ON GROUP
Mrs. Archer rises hastily from the
couch.
MRS. ARCHER: How ridicu
lous! I never said anything of
the sortl It's a word I never
use.
MRS. PRINSlE: Raymond
was that the word you heard'
RAYMOND: (reluctantly) Well,
it sounded like it. (a happy
thought) But it could have been
"scump."
MHS. FRANKLIN: Dorothy,
I'm surprised at you listening
to garbled gossipl I'm quite
sure that Junet would never
MRS. PRINGLE: Kindly keep
out of tills, Mary.
DIFFERENT ANGLE FAVOR
ING RAYMOND AND MRS, '
PRINGLE
In the b. g. we see Corliss and
Dexter, fascinated by these pro
ceedings, coming onto tbfi porch.
RAYMONP: : I trdr it's all
very dumb., 1
MRS. FRINCLE: You keep
quietl You trunk everything'
dumb. ' 1
RAYMOND: It's my expert,
ence that most things are.
MRS. ARCHER: (soothingly)'
Look we're never gofng to get
anywhere by hashing things
over. Why don't we bury the
hatchet and forget It?
CORLISS: I think that's a
wonderful idea, don't you, Dex
ter? DEXTER: (Judiciously) Well,
I'd never go so far as to say
Mildred's exactly a tramp, but
I do think she's a bad Influence.
MRS. PRINGLE: (outraged)
Weill
RAYMOND: (discouraged) Her.
we go ugalril
CORLISS: (to Dexter,' furious
ly) Why don't you keep your
big trap shut?
DEXTER: Holy cowl You
asked me, didn't you? I only
MRS. PRINOLE: (Icily) You've
said quite enough. I can lee
where the entire neighborhood
has been influenced against Mil
dred and that's perfectly all
right with me.
MHS. ARCHER: (soothingly)
Now, wait a minute. Dorothv.
She tries to put her hand on Mrs.
Prlngle's but with a dramatic ges
ture, Mrs. Pringle spurns the con
ciliatory overture.
MRS. PRINGLE: It's no use,
Janet. I shall forbid both
Mildred and Raymond to set
foot in your house and Corliss
will no longer be welcome at
my house nor will Lenny. (
peremptory gesture) Corne,
Raymond.
Mrs. Pringle marches Into the
hall, out of sight. There's a
stunned silence, Raymond look
apologetically at the others.
RAYMOND: (contidentlally)
She gets these moods once In a
while. Likes to drumattee
things.
MRS. PRINGLE'S VOICE: (Im
peratively) Raymond!
RAYMOND: (resigned) Oka,
Mother, coming.
(To Be Continued)
Abbott-Herbert Corp.
Distributed NBA SERVICE, ISC.
Baby Bassinettes
r&r as;-:-., -.:'.
'.; , 'y
pillow is used as mattress.
To obtain complete instructions,
finishing and trimming directions
for the Market Buskot Bassinettes
(Patlern No. 5015) send 15 cents
in COIN, plus 1 cent postage,
YOUR NAME, ADDRESS und the
PATTERN NUMBER to Anne
Cabot, La Grande Evening Ob
server, 709 Mission Street, Sun
Francisco, Calif.,
By MRS. ANNE CABOT
Make It Just as pretty us you
can. The bnhy will enjoy lis com
fort your admiring friends will
appreciate both the good looks of
the buby and the bassinette! A
-good sized market basket is the
first requirement then usv qtiill
Ved mnturiul in a pretty pastel eul--of
fur tho basket shown at top of
Jtlte illustration. The lower hns--sinette
has sprigged muslin with
Jnce edging nt the bottom, a swag
.of pink muslin caught with blue
"taffeta bows. An ordinary bed
Deeds Filed
James M. McBath et ux to Neva
Ann Neill, Not 20, portion of Lot
ill, Blk. 27, Prodmore's addition,
La Grande city, $1 and other con
siderations. Union county lo Frank Hoyt et
ux, Lot 5, and NE'i of SW'j,
Sec. G, Twp. 5 S, R. 41 E, $100.
Union county to Willium Camp
bell, Lots 1, 2, Blk. 17, Connor
dale , addition, La Grande city,
$100.
Frieda F. Remington to Dale
Buster et ux, Lot 3, Highway
Acres, to La Grande city, situ
ated in NEtt of SE' Sec. 8,
Twp. 3 S, R. 38 E, $10 and other
considerations.
Dale Baxter et ux to Andrew
Miiilcnburg, same as above deed,
$050.
Stale lund board to Marlon R.
Hopkins, Lot 10, Blk. 1, Sugar
addition, La Grande city, $300.
Velma Phillips to John R. Phil
lips, Lot 8, Ulk. M0, Chaplin's
addition, Lu' Grande city, $10.
Jumper-Jacket
mm
Blackhodt. Toe. Went Fait
It U true, tlinr Is mle.
Intrilil.xi, iiir.lltati'il I li ill lit rullrd
ft v HLECNCX t tint ililrt tin '"Hirt
y J nvrtnllit nait urtu lu looartt unit li'liuivo
S 1 Uuly lil.u kliauila. riiosw wli fullowetl sal m
V (lie iliiri'tlinii aiul tiiihrl KltTl uixn
rvililngj wcic unimiiiKly iuiiHnl when tiny
lutnitl tin-it iliuilri iiinl liUi kHMilt liail iUMiratnl.
tint-it. ciitlinsiititU'Lillr tifuie' KltrR and
Cluuii iIh'v nit mi lot'(rt riii bur ruaaeil ami r now
h.ii-v Willi HirU ilr.f i-uniiilrtiutn. Un KlMrwi.
It tmr 4ihi.itiuh Uuri not ntufy. yuii frt double
ruul uiuitcr txiti.. Ask tui Ht-?, toil 4 f, tui.
PuyU'ss Drug Store
Heads U. S. 2d Army
HORIZONTAL 98 Heart
1 Pictured com- Descent
mondcr of U. VERTICAL
. S. 2nd Army,
' Lt.-Cen.
Lloyd R. -
9 Boat paddie
AitMtrrr to Prrvloni lvllla
m.
1 Enemies
2 Rodent
3 Symbol for
erbium
4 Grafted (her.)
5 Midday
fl Near
7 He U. S.
1
I I Wm ROBERT I
10 Negative
11 Coif device
12 Waste
allowance
H Portico
10 Volley
IB Belongs to
in nir.,,.1,,- 12 Those Persons 2P Indo-Chinese
20 Offensive odor ..... ,
22 Parrot ,. s., ,u,
........... uu. ,
15 Symbol lor
Vii
I IN.
C.I4!A
Lt.-Gen. Ben 37 Motor trip
38 Painful
23 Editor (ab.)
24 Parent
25 Rough lava
27 Like
28 Substance
30 Look fixedly
32 Be indisposed
33 2000 pounds
84 Woody herb
36 Issues
39 Laughter
sound
40 Symbol for
selenium -'
4t Nova Scotia
b.)
42 Hawaiian bird
48 Art (Latin)
49 SluoHng
VlKRW
80 Hwrl
81 Spilt etunder
S3 Girl's nme
84 Ripped
55 Assist "
87 Electrical unit
18 Facility
forces at Orun 20 Hushed out
8 Escape 21 Hurries
through a 24 Buckets
crevice 26 Particles
language
31 Blackbird of
44 Jagged port
46 Music note
47 European riva
48 Handle
49 Mother
50 Maize
52 Expire
54 Also
actinium 34 Scorch
17 He succeeded 3J Rabbit
cuckoo family 56 Debit note
(ob.)
58 101 (Roman)
' - I' 1 i t p 6
iTju -?h iTrrs nTi
r Stts !
W a S) H; sr jf"
a r - 4 f a ..
ns? p.t
rrTl 11 1 -
By SUE BURNETT
Brighton your wardrobe with a
smart new jumper-jacket ensem
ble. Tho princess stylo Is very
becoming und isn't hard to make.
Your ABC Special for this week.
Pattern No. 8890 is designed for
sizes 12, 14, 10, 18, 20; 40 and 42.
Size 14, requires lVi yards of 35
or 3l)-inch material for the jacket;
dress 2:U yards.
For this pattern, sena iO cents,
in coins, your name, address,
size desired and the pattern num
ber to Sue Burnett, La Grande
Evening Observer, 709 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.
Official Records
Water turned off. July 24:
Vernal Cunningham, 150.1 L
Bvmie: Ruth Barlow, 2702
Spiuce street.
Water turned oni
Vernal Cunningham, 1518 Jef
ferson street; Mrs. Sam Andrews,
1503 I, avenue.
Hold Everything
n ti f
'Tie your shoelsce for a akkel.
sirl"
fiiir Boarding Boua
With Major Hoopte Out Our Way
HCOPLE.THS
COME BAtK N0IEW8ER?
HE SONS TO PANPMWft
TO ClAECK OP Or4. .
H16 HAT RANCH.'
aajl.aitaa
INDENTED ACieirAE-DTECTOS
--X OWN A OtPAVCTflAENT
STORE, AND r- WS GADGET ,
o FKftCTlCAL x. rvwtaH 1
mi J 1-1- -r-. vrr-Li Cltr-D
G?I1 11 iy niv.n -jnwi .
UPTER-S AMD BURGLARS:.
:-y
rt
TJHIS'
ISTH&
A&E Or?
SPEEDY
1-2b
7,
T'E COPiEDA
LIST OF WAivjTADS
OPFERiMG, ERRAND
BO JOB inc.
REST OF ' IE SUM
MER -- fto: ALL
SHOULD BE ABLE
TO LANP SOME
THING.'
: T.i'-H -i.TA I AUD
somethinc- right.
now urg tuui.
BEEZEE.' F VOU
a.k.jT in wjnoic
'Tpio OF SWIM.
FISH, LOAl-
PLAY, THAT'S VOUR
BU5IN6SS" tsu
PJN I IK.7 H-
MAKE T OUR
BUSINESS;
i. Wlttlanu
'-W-'.l'! ' l H!!.B
5.MV aLLOwv-'
AMCC WOULD BE
CUT RI6MT OFF -
BUT TO STILL" BE
BUKJMIN' ERRANDS
AT HOME AFTEC I
RAN ERRANDS ON
SOME JOB J TWO
JOBS, BUT ONLY
ONE PAY.' IN
CLUDE ME ,
OUT.'
TEE-
OIA LlPklOULE.' .JR.Wll.UVS
ll..W.Mlllwm
Boots and Her Buddies
By Edgar 3lartU
VOW ttWV1
VOO TEU. Ml
"WW. 1
b, V TO. WD
l I
Is ' Vn if 1
MtP.K ;PiF5W - WlVv. A 60X
WVXL Mj.VKW rNS WW
I I
D0660Vit
Freckles and His Friends
Merrill Blossei
name our OF J td a f AM J. ) IT
THE HAT IT i I SUPPOSED j
wASjusrMy r--' j& wfiL V TO oo, J ftf ' .
LUCK TO DRAWy feTV-T F9P
You're supposed
to fish in rock
creek lake amd
try to catch old
ironsides "--foc
five years ivf
tried to catch that
fish, and if i
couldn't cmch him.
what chance have
HWMa YOU got?
a -i ll vXVX0
Red Ryder
AVEtJet 1
VLCOPR, 1M5 BY NEA SEpVldg. Ij. T. M. AEg. U. S. PAT. OFF. J,
Erjcd Hmrmsn
('1 III &r A )' . I Hutflri' WITH ARROVJS,. THAI'S EA5T1 ( A WHITE? VwBE- HE sfiLw1
I
Wash Tubbs
By Leslie Turner
f MV HUNCH IS RISHT.BIB. SHE'6 BISKWd
HER NEC TO 5ET INFORMATION TO US
THRU HER PROcSRAW BUT WE'RE NOT
r,LBi BNOUOH YET TO INTERPRET ITS :
C BUT, EASY! lT MIOHT BE HER OWLy 1 ( 5HE'P BE AN ALIEN 1 f.. FINALLY CONVINCE? V AND NOW 1 f
WHY WOULD AN CHANCE TO AID THE COUNTRY UNPER CONSTANT 'EM THAT SHE'D,. BE X THAT SHE'S
I AMERICAN 6IRL SHE LOVES IF WAR CMJ3HT WATCH... SO FOR VALUABLE-LlkTE LrtBD ON TW AR-
BROADCAST JAP HER IN JAPAN, AMP SHE OVER THREE YEARS HAW HAW" WAS TO HOW'S SHE ALERT ENOUSH YET TO INTERPRET" 'Ti '
PR0PA6ANPA, COULDN'T 6ET OUT... SHE ACTED A PART . THE NAZIS A. SONNA , jm, ' -
EVEN IF SHE DID tr-T- BUILPINfl JAP CON- . HEIP US ? ' ' l???8 '
KNOW IT WAS V FiDENCE IN HER... V S P$
Alley Oop By V. T. Hamlin
(CT AYE, EMPEROR. WE DO KN0W BUT ITS JOYS I ARE ( Th' EMPEROR'S TREASURE IS V AS YOU COMMAND "
W-'l 0!r A LAND OP ETERNAL J I FAR FROM HERE" AT YOUR DISPOSAL... BUT MAN'S) OH MOUTH OF '
-A r r f I YOUTH... AND WE WILL SS AND THE JOUBNEY ( TIME IS SO UNCERTAIN IT IS 7 THE DRAGON ' PSSTN
W M GLADLY LEAD YOUR f HOTAIS?) WILL CONSUME SEST YOU START AT ONCE HAVE A SHIP LOOK. AT
fEASASTO 'TLrMUCH T,M 0 1 ' L
r..- f ''
it i