BROADWAY AND MAIN STREET
The Home Workshop
I he G o -G e tte r Son Learned
A C e rta in Cure
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E x c itin g W o o d e n H o b b y H orse
HAVE often known s heart to find quick com­
fort
Io T a k e It Easy, Live A w h ile
----------------------------- By BILLY ROSE— --------------------------
square. Pattern gives tracing
diagrams for a riding hobby horse,
with three wheels.
Through reaching out to help another's woe.
There is a healing in it, a forgetting
Of one s own self that starts an inner glow
O f warmth and light where there had been but
ashes,
Sodden and gray because of some deep grief,
And suddenly a golden flame starts singing
Because another’s heart has found relief.
It was one of those days. What with the phones going, a show
rehearsing in my theatre, and people popping in and out, my office
was like backstage at an Olsen and Johnson musical.
D e l .¡led d ire c tio n s lo r assem bling and
s te n c ilin g in gay colors a re a ll on p a tte rn
257: p ric e 25c. O rd e r d ire c t fro m
W O R K S H O P P A T T E R S ' S E R V IC E
D r a w e r 10
One o f m y ap po intm en ts was w ith an e x-so ld ie r who had re ce n tly re ­
tu rn e d fro m the P a c ific . L ik e a thousand o th e r kids, he was anxious to
get a jo b in show business I told h im I ’d get in touch w ith h im if a n y­
th in g turne d up, and asked h im to excuse the sho rt in te rv ie w because I
was rushed. He sm iled and w a lked to the door
"W h a t are you g rin n in g a b ou t?”
1 asked
un cle 's p lace .' said the fa th e r, w a k ­
“ Oh, n o th in g .” he said. “ I ju s t in g up 'L e t's stop in and say he l­
happened to th in k o f another fe l­ lo .'
lo w who was in a h u rry .
Across the world there are so many burdens
IF«’»« lost an hour already,
The w ay he said it m ade m e
com plained the go-getter.
curious. " T e ll m e about the o th e r
Long borne by shoulders bent beneath their load.
I hen a few minutes more
fe llo w .” I said.
w o n’t m atter,' said his father.
A cure for care—a healing of one’s sorrow
“ He was nobody
My brother and I lir e so close,
im p o rta n t,”
s a id
May
be found in the lifting of a load,
yet we see each other so seldom."
the ex-G. I.
"H e
"T h e young m an fid g e te d w h ile
The sharing of it with some staggering brother . .
and his
fa th e r
fa rm e d a s m a l l the tw o old gentlem en gossiped
O
burdened one, to find a certain peace
piece o f land, but aw ay an hour.
“ On the m ove again, the fa th e r
Go forth, reach out to help where help is needed,
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e x c e p t fo r th e ir
f t
n 8 m e and
the
took his tu rn le ad ing the ox. When
And
surely your own quivering hurt will cease.
the y cam e to a fo rk in the road,
■ sj
pa tch
o f ground,
they had litt le in the old m an d ire cte d the ox to the
GRACE NOLL CROWELL
B illv Itose
com m on. The old rig h t. 'The le ft is the sh o rte r w ay,'
m a n believed in ta k in g it easy. The said the boy.
T know it , ' said the old than,
son was the go-ge tter type.
"O ne m o rn in g , they loaded the ‘but this w ay is p re ttie r.'
‘H ave you no respect fo r tim e ? ’
c a rt, h itch ed up the ox and set out
fo r the c ity . The young fe llo w f ig ­ asked the im p a tie n t young man.
T respect it v e ry m uch ,’ said
ured th a t if they kep t going a ll day
and n ig h t, th e y'd get to the m a rk e t the old e r fellow . 'T h a t's w hy I like
by next m o rn in g . So he w a lked to use it lo okin g at flo w e rs.'
‘‘The rig h t-h a n d path led through
alongside the ox and kept p ro dd ing
It w ith a stick.
woodland and w ild flow ers. The
” 'Take it easy,’ said the old m an. young m an was so busy w a tch in g the old fellow . A m in u te la te r, he
Some da y you m a y be in a d itch
the sun sink he d id n 't notice how
‘Y o u 'll la st lo ng er.'
y o u rs e lf.’
lo v e ly the sunset was. T w ilig h t was asleep.
'I f we get to m a rk e t ahead o f
Uy the tim e the o th e r c a rt was
found them in w hat looked lik e
"Before sunrise, the young man
the oth e rs,' said his son, 'we have
back on the road, it was eight
shook his father awake and they
one big garden. ‘L e t’s sleep here,'
a b e tte r chance o f g e ttin g good said the old man.
o'clock. Suddenly a g re a t flash of
went on. A m ile dow n the road,
prices.
lig h tn in g s p lit the sky. Then the re
they came upon a farm er try in g
" 'T h is is the la st t r ip I ta ke w ith
• • •
was thu nde r. Beyond the h ills, the
to p u ll his cart fro m a ditch.
you ,' said his son. 'Y o u 're m ore in ­
heavens g re w d a rk.
" T H E 01.1» M A N pulled his hat terested in flo w e rs than in m a kin g
Let's give h im a hand,’ said the
" 'Looks lik e a b ig ra in in the
down o ve r his eyes and w ent to m on ey.’
father.
c ity ,' said the old m an.
sleep on the seat. F o u r m ile s and
'" A n d lose m ore time?’ asked
” 'I f we had been on tim e , w e'd
fo u r hours down the road, they
the son.
” T H A T ’S T H E N IC E S T th in g
be sold out by no w ,' g ru m b le d his
cam e to a litt le house. 'H e re ’s y o u r yo u 've said in a long tim e ,’ sm iled
R e la x ,' said
the old m an. son.
" Take it easy,’ said the old
gentlem an.
Y o u 'll la s t lo n g e r.'
B e d fo r d
F ic t io n
CALL A DOCTOR
Richard H. Wilkinson
Corner
m u tte re d , then sat b o lt u p ­
rig h t.
T here was a w ild , unholy
lig h t in his eyes. G re a t globules o f
p e rs p ira tio n stood out on his fo re ­
head. H is hands fe lt cold and c la m ­
m y.
F o r a m om e nt he sat rig id and
tense S lo w ly he relaxe d Then he
sw itched on the bedside lig h t. F iv e
s m. In fo u r and a h a lf hours, it
would be over. He w ould have en­
tered M r. M itc h ­
e ll's
o ffic e
and
said,
in
e ffe ct:
" M r . M itc h e ll, I
nave w o rked fo r
you fo r t h r e e
years. I am n valued em ployee and
feel th a t I deserve m ore m o n e y.”
And M r
M itc h e ll would re p ly —
W ell, w h at would M r M itc h e ll re ­
p ly ''
lie got nut of bed w ith o u t
w a k in g bis w ife . I t was 5:30 and
« till d a rk , lie w ent In to the bath­
room and turne d on the shower.
At tl o 'e lo i k, fu lly dressed, he
cam e d o w n sta irs. He put cof­
fee on to boil, set a fry in g pan
o ve r a gas je t, «ut open an
orange, plugged in the toaster.
P re se n tly he sat down to cat. He
ate a u to m a tic a lly . Food was ta ste ­
less in his m outh.
He le ft the house w ith o u t w a kin g
Helen. D u rin g the h a lf hour It took
h im to reach the o ffic e he was be­
set by a ll sorts o f te r r ify in g fancies
He gre w hot, then cold. He changed
his m in d tw ic e about appro aching
M r. M itc h e ll. He tho ugh t he'd post­
pone the ordeal. Then he p ictu re d
h im s e lf co m in g home to Helen.
Helen wag pro ud o f h im .
W hat
would she th in k if he had to a d m it
la c k in g the courage to face a co m ­
m on o rd in a ry m an lik e M r. M itc h ­
ell?
Now, the re was som ething
M r.
M itc h e ll was, a fte r a ll, nothing
m o re than a com m on o rd in a ry
m an I.ik e h im se lf. B u ilt the same
w ay Capable of h a vin g toothaches
and stom achaches and lik in g his
decide w h ethe r o r not the em ployee
was w o rth m o re to h im in d o lla rs
and cents. H e’d t r y to fig u re out
in his own m in d how little he could
get aw ay w ith paying.
A h! T here was som ething
now. I f you asked fo r a raise,
a ct as though you deserved it.
G ive the im p re ssio n th a t the
p o s s ib ility you w e re n ’t w o rth
m ore never entered yo u r head
I t was m e re ly a m a tte r of a r­
riv in g a t a fig u re .
People spoke to Ogden when he
entered the office . Then they looked
at h im cu rio u sly.
He w a sn 't the
same He was ill O r perhaps he
had a hangover. He seemed pale.
His hands tre m b le d when he hung
up his hat. He was sw e atin g P e r­
haps he should c a ll a doctor.
JR I 9 05 M r. M itc h e ll cam e tn,
* * nodding and speaking to e v e ry ­
one ns he a lw ays did. Ogden opened
his m outh to re p ly, but no sound
came.
He wet his lips, sta rte d to rise,
sat down again w e akly. M r. M itc h ­
e ll's door opened.
M r. M itc h e ll
L o rd ,
r a il
a
d o c to r!”
e g g ’ frie d on ly on one side
m an.
Just a
Ogden trie d to p ic tu re h im s e lf In
M r M itc h e ll's position. W hat would
he do i f an em p lo yee o f three years
asked fo r a ra is e ’’ W h a t’ Why.
h e 'd look a t the m a tte r c o ld ly . Im ­
p e rso n a lly H e 'd add th in g s up and
Ogden Jumped. W hat had he
done now? C e rta in ly M r. M itc h ­
e ll acted as though he was go­
in g tn b a ll h im out. Perhaps
fir e h im . Good. F ir in g would
be a re lie f. I t would settle the
whole pro b le m . He ro u ld te ll
H elen th a t he had asked fo r a
ra ise and M itc h e ll had fire d
h im and it was her fa u lt.
For a Small Mother
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4. A club
7. Book
of
N ew
T estam ent
8 One o f
the
G reat Lakes
10 M im icked
11 Paddle­
lik e
processes
12 Cuckoo
13. T u r f
14. T herefore
16. M a rria g e
cerem ony
19 Body o f
w a te r
20 L ike
21 R iv e r
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22 A tw is t
tn rope
23 Comes Into
view
25 C enter
27 Record
of
a ship s
29 W heth er
Open (poet.)
31 A gauge
33 M usic n e tt
34 Cover
33 Fresh
36 The least
whole
num ber
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38 Persia
40 1!. longing
to me
41 An easy,
sw in g in g
gait
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pleasuie
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43 P e rm it
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love
( Rom .)
2 W eight
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of
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6 M e ta l
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A piece o f pa rch m e n t, a p p a re n t­
ly v e ry old. and c o n ta in in g a m es­
sage fro m Napoleon, is an im p o r­
ta n t p ro p in "T h e In sp e cto r G en­
e r a l ” The p ro p m an aged it by
a p p ly in g g ly c e rin e and ru b b in g It
w ith d ir t : an e x p e rt forged Napo-
leon'g signature.
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I f P eter R ain has you a u t ie d up with
gold
;
Jane G re e r w ill break aw ay
fro m d ra m a tic and ro m a n tic
roles In "T h e R ichest G ir l In
J a il. " an o rig in a l com edy w h ich
has been bought fo r he r by
RKO. As ■ v e ry ric h g ir l who
lands In a s m a ll tow n ja il she
w ill he a com edienne.
Joseph J u lia n , who plays the de­
te ctive . "S a m C o o k " on CBS's
"M y s te ry T h e a tre ." lite r a lly ta lks
w ith his hands. B y w o rk in g his
clasped hands, com p ressin g a ir he-
tween them , he m akes w o rd '¡bo
sound»—you should h e ar his " M a r y 1
Had a L itt le L a m b " !
o th e r
m e d ic in e s h a v e
fa ile d to r e lie v e y o u r
By IN E Z G E R H A R D
M M H E N JO H N D E R E K f ir s t cam e
to
w o rk
a t C o lu m b ia
fo r
"K n o c k on A n y D o o r,” in w h ich he
shot to stardo m , he said " I ne ver
knew a te m p e ra m e n ta l p la y e r to
get anyw here. You d o n 't have to
w o rry about m y g e ttin g th a t w a y .”
Perhaps the reason is th a t he was
born in H ollyw ood, and th a t both
his parents are acto rs.
In New
Y o rk to help p u blicize his new p ic ­
ture. the sensational “ A ll the K in g 's
M en ,” D e re k wanted to see the
c ity , but got v e ry litt le o p p o rtu n ity .
C o lum b ia press agents booked h im
so s o lid ly fo r photo la yo u ts and
in te rvie w s, as w e ll as fo r a p pe ar­
ances on the rad io , th a t he never
re a lly had any tim e fo r sightsee­
in g.
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STAGE SCREENRADIO
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N im e
Address
Use o f a h e lic o p te r as a tra v e lin g
cam e ra cran e proved to be so e f­
fe c tiv e fo r chase scenes in "T h e y
L iv e By N ig h t” th a t RKO is now
using one re g u la rly as cam era c a r­
ry in g eq uipm en t. In th is case the
plane also had Its value as an aid
to d ra m a : it hovered ove r the p la y ­
ers. to cre a te the fe e lin g o f a re ­
lentless fa te p u rsu in g th e m —and
w o rked fine.
32. U nsuttabls
34■ Cover
the
Inside of
37. Pen p o in t
39 Sick
39 Spawn o f fish
doll has m o v ab le
15-in. d o ll-tra n s fe r;
Enclose 20 cents fo r p a tte rn .
Donald Woods, p o p u la r leading
m an, jo in s B in g C rosby and a s ta r­
laden cast in " M r . M u s ic ” ; i t ’ s his
fir s t P a ra m o u n t p ic tu re since he
m ade " A Son Comes H o m e” w ith
M a ry B oland 12 years ago. In re ­
cent yea rs Woods has been concen­
tr a tin g on ra d io —is c u rre n tly being
he ard as w e a lth y “ R ic h a rd R h in e ­
la n d e r” on " M y F rie n d I r m a . " He
plays an othe r ric h young m an in
M r. M u s ic .”
No
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A cute little -b o y
lim b s! P a tte rn 7106;
clothes p a tte rn .
Laxatives didn't help. I was a
victim of constipation for 15 years.
ButeatingKELLOGG’S ALL-BRAN
every morning gives
me results! Now, I
am r e g u la r, feel
100% better. Would
like others to knowl”
D av id B ro w n e ll,
Center Ossipee, New
Hamp. One of the
m any u n so lic ite d
letters fro m A L L - I --------------—
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DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
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ANSWER
12 M ilkAsh
13. Tangled
13. Tree
17. Ten cents
(U . S.)
IS Frozen
w a te r
19 L itt le g ir l
22 Casks
23. Before
24 Gazelle
(T ib e t)
23 L ig h t
bedstead
26 Dope
29. Goddess
o f peace
29 N ot m any
31 P la n t
Insects
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P. O B o s 16?. O ld C h e ls e a S ta tio n ,
N ew Y o rk I t , N . ¥ .
"O gden, I'v e been th in k in g about
you. Y ou’ ve proved yo u rs e lf v a l­
uable to the fir m .
T h a t western
deal now. You did a good job. You
have the s o rt of s tu ff we need in
th is o rg a n iza tio n . I ’m the so rt of
m an who believes in p a yin g a m an
w h at he's w o rth .
Now, I need a
ju n io r p a rtn e r. I f y o u 're Interested
I'd lik e to groom you fo r the post.
Y ou’d s ta rt a t double you r present
salary. Then in a y e a r—Hey! M iss
R yan! Q uick, a glass o f w ater. O g­
den's fa in te d ! Good L o rd , ca ll a
d o c to r!”
IAST
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p O R YOUR lassie, sew this
1 laddie! He’s rough *n’ tough—a
real boy. Freckles, straw yarn
hair, make him so appealing!
"T h e y tu rn e d th e ir c a rt around
and dro ve aw ay fro m w h a t had
once been the c ity of H iro s h im a .”
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Send 20 cents tn coin, y o u r n a m e , a d ­
dress and p a tte rn n u m b e r to—
M r. M itc h e ll was behind his desk
when Ogden entered.
OSSWDHB P ll/ilf
voyage
“ Good
cam e out. "O g d e n !” he yelled, and
his voice had a ra s p in g sound.
Y o rk .
More Sheep
In Andorra, Europe’s f i f t h
smallest c o u n t r y (191 square
miles), the sheep outnumber the
people almost three to one. The
Early American Hobby Horse
latest official count put the sheep
THE HEAD is cut from a scrap population at 17,000, the human at
* eleven - and - one - half inches 5,900.
The
I t wasn't u n til afternoon that
they got to the to p o f the h ill
overlooking
the tow n. They
looked dow n at it fo r a long
time. U n a lly the young man who
had been in such a h u rry said,
'I see w hat you mean, father.’
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