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.1 THE NEIGHBORS I Smal (faiL AjLjAiN ATXiElSi NLlPlO 5 1 ev I IN! SO Alt NITItiK! II A mjtiih. 'Sorry If I Let the Reader Down' zjNioni Sinatra, Kelly to Team In New Picture I 5 iLJU AIKI IJCJUJ ViMEUEISriL I Wti SI Mat 7T 'jZTlZm. Mrs. Myrtl Eldred will anawcr kftkn PiOnVAjJNG Ilk AjNTTbiQiEigns TR" i Eiuf jEiy i nuiL NA tloTRiEtJ DlEtNlJ STeIeIm "uj aireaay aeveiopea an immunity to them and needed ur question aooui oit. (rnera! in re and management of children If you "HI three -cent stamped envelope with vour inter to Mr.

Eldred of the Your nabv nd Mint department la car et tbii newspaper. only to have the skin healed. Mrs. H. W.

Thank you for the Solution of Yesterday's Puuie nice compliments about the de ACROSS 1. Koad building material 4. Daub 9. Juice ot a tree 12. Frozen dessert 13.

Large artery 14. Contented murmur 15 Made of a certain wood 17. Infuriate 19. Constellation 21. Rocky hill 22.

State of the Union 24. Hunk 28. Short distance 29. Mineral spring 30. Illuminatt 32.

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Nervous twitching 2. Playing card pariment It is truly invaluable to give children first, as well as of us likes to room with anybody, so that's why we're going Marjorie explained. "Since she's social, If we get invited to Buckingham Palace, I'll push her in first and follow behind." More than half of Detroit's population 800,000 have seen Cinerama Pat Medina will mawe "Rebound" in England. That's the picture that made Myrna Loy a star. I hope It will be as good as the original, with Ina Claire, Bobby Ames, and yo human being expects to be perfect and right all of the time.

the were, she would not be second-born love, devotion and Hollywood After Frank Sinatra and Gene Krlly made "Anchors Awelgh," I couldn't understand why they didn't follow it with another. In July they will. As yet the picture has no title, but it concerns three ex-GIs, buddies In World War n. who meet 10 years later and realize they're strangers. Arthur Freed will produce it for M-G-M as he did for "Anchors Awelgh" Frank says Gene taught him more about musicals than he every knew before.

"While Kelly is rehearsing a dance number," says Sinatra, "he's figuring out exactly how he's going to shoot it. Most people Just remember to human. I am always very un attention. These first months are happy when I say or do anything which is disturbing to others. But me childs introduction to his world and if he finds it a loving, protective one, he will feel happy one can only do wnat seems right 3.

19th century dance 4. Hindu woman's garment 9. Letters interwoven ft. Comparative ending 7. Corroded 8.

Rave 9. Ancient Greek city tt the moment. uu secure in it. Myrna. That was one of our best.

Mrs. u. a. n. i am sorry you xne second child (especially if think I let the reader down who wfts yearning for romance after her baby was born.

It seemed to oi the same sex as the first) may suffer some parental neglect. The child is no longer a novelty and the mother is busy and gives it physical care but not emotional keep smiling and try to keep their Www 1 left foot out of the way of their me that she could best be helped by showing her v- i that she was fall-1 right, and pay no attention to mechanics." Richard WIdmark ing to lace upw. ends a seven year contract at 20th Century April 16 when he finishes satisfaction. I agree this is hard to make up later. More Natural But it could be that the sec Broken Lance." Then he packs 10.

Summer month: abbr. 11. Before: prefix 18. Constella- tion lb. Soldering necessity 20.

And not 22. English prelate 23. Think 25. Farm areas 27. Anesthetic 28.

Tranquillity 30. Mountain in Crete 31. Burrowed 33 Change 37. Peevish 38. Electrified particle 39.

Old form of address 42. Beverage 44. Body of church 43. Masculine nickname 47. Roman bronze 48.

Salt 49. Gaelic sea god 51. Self 52. English river 55. Chemical mbol for natrium up his family and travels to In-don for a picture with Cubby i i Broccoli and Irving Allen titled ond child profits by the care of a relaxed mother who no longer finds baby care frightening or W0 XCBIAUJOIWUA- ties she had freely accepted when ihe married.

All of us at times might wish that we might be free of responsibility and again be a cherished baby or child. A Prize of Gold." The Widmarks Merle Obrron Myrna Loy worrisome and so can cuddle and hold the child and treat it in a "Some dame has found my box of peanut brittle!" have rented a house outyide of London and expect to be back here the end of September. I asked Dick if he had any TV natural way as she could not do 7" 7" 3 77" TJ 77" iT 7T, TT tSf Ji Xt 's "iT "jT IT it 16 37 3y" -j -r. vj" "ST vT va" 55" "Jq TTXii 7T IT 7T mmmtm mf-mmm iaWt-iamaaM Eldred witii the first So this isn't always the way second children are han plans. "None," he said.

"I appeared on television once a guest her negligence. dled. Just In your case. Mrs. J.

K. This granddaughter Looks os though that beautiful I'den Hartford may Join her sister. Dee. in Egypt where both will play smal parts in Howard Hawks' picture "Land of the Pharoahs." One'Woman Show Merle Oberon will have a one-woman fashion show In "Deep in My Heart." Helen Rose designed 12 costumes which take her from who Is neglecting her grandmother so shamefully sounds not Our leaflet No. 84.

"The Problem of Relatives," may be had by sending a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request for It to Myrtle Meyer Eldred in care of this newspaper. As I See It JOB-SEEKERS MAKE MANY ERRORS IN INTERVIEWS TOMORROW: "Habits Remain But we daydream without letting it really alter our tussle with reality. Perhaps I dealt with this problem the wrong way. Mrs. J.

E. P. I am familiar with this salve and soap to be used for eczema. But it is an advertised product and therefore not to be mentioned In this column. It Is true though, that no matter how soothing any ointment or soap, these can only be of temporary aid until you discover the environmental or dietic sources of the child's eczema and eliminate these.

Or, as in your case, the only Indifferent but downright rude and unmannerly. It is pitiful that we often wake up to our duties, and what should be our pleasures as well, after it is too late. I think I would call this Until Cause Is Removed." (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1954 woman regularly when you write Repairs come easy through the shot on 'What's My Line Sister for Clifton Margalo Gilmoreti friends will be happy to learn that she'll play Clifton Webb's sister in "A Woman's World at 20th Century. When that's finished, she Joins Mary Martin in "Peter Pan" at our Philharmonic. When Mar-galo's husband, Robert" Ross, died suddenly, she never let down.

She was back in "Kind Sir" the night after his funeral. Freddie Lonsdale, who will be remembered best for his play "The Last of Mrs. Cheyney," died, marking the third friend I lost In the lost few days. Irene Anthony, one of the most beautiful women in America and a rare wit, was the first; then came Omar Klam, the; Argus-Leader Classified ads. For the grandmother and pass on news and greetings from her family.

In that way you can do your part to make up to grandma for GRIN AND BEAR IT that service firm you need turn to the want ads now. THE QUESTION: (Aaked by Vera Loen) What are tome of the most mistakes people make in applying for jobs? 1917 to 1928. It wouldn't surprise me if she brought some of the old styles back again. "The Galilean" has been postponed by Universal-International. They can't find the players they want.

I smiled when I heard that Ernest Hemingway would keep a sharp eye on "The Old Man and the Sea" when Spencer Tracy puts it on film. I remember Hemingway's saying. "After I tell a story it's none of my business how they put it on the screen. I always hope it will be done well, and most of the Ume It Is. That's their business not mine." RADIO AND TELEVISION PROGRAMS THE ANSWERS: Glen Hundley, 1420 S.

West placement interviewer: "Their at titudes. Many act very noncha lant, as If they don't care whether they get a Job. Others get smart witn you when you try to find out about their past experience. Chewing gum, smoking and an unkempt appearance are common wen known designer, and now Freddie. I can't help remembering this line: "A man's life is not measured by years, but what he puts into them." That applies to all three of my friends.

mistakes. People don't seem to realize that their appearance Is a very Important factor in getting a Job." Marjorie Explains John Ford has added another Dan Hunter, 1400 S. Main personnel consultant: "Discourtesy and Improper appearance are the two main ones, especially among men. Many people don't seem to know for which positions they are qualified. They act like they're Just shopping around.

Oftentimes we have to put words In their mouths for them." K. E. Guthrie, 2005 S. Blauvelt member of Maureen O'Hara's family, James Lllborn, to the cast of "The Long Gray Line." Seems Ollara has five brothers. When John made "The Quiet Man" in Ireland where they lived, he put TIMBER LAKE POWER POSITION IS FILLED Madison.

S.D., April 9 Lyle Herriott, dispatcher at East River Cooperative here, will leave in ths near future for Timber Lake, where he will become manager of the Moreau-Grand electric power cooperative. Herriott has worked for East River since January, 1951, and came to Madison soon after that time. He Is a brother of Virgil Herriott, manager of the Sioux Valley Empire Electric Assn. Herriott had worked at Water-town for the Codington-Clark Electric Cooperative before coming to Madison. He is a World War II veteran and has been active In the Jaycees, American Legion and Knights of Columbus since coming to Madison.

them all In the picture. Each one. I believe, has a different last name. They all came to this country and have been working ever since. Last year Europe en- personnel manager: "Not fully completing the application blank and Improper attire are the two major mistakes.

Many try to cover up an unsuccessful background and won't tell their side vy" i-, Joyed a coronation; this year they'll get Marjorie Mam. Free of her Mero contract April 27, Marjorie leaves for a three months tour of England and the continent. Shell go with a socially prominent friend. "Neither "I've made up my mind to vote for the best man this year of the story. And If they're not the one who disrupts the fewest of my television programs neat when they come for an Interview, chances are they won't be neat In their work." Susie Erichson, 1121 S.

Dakota CTFVP rAKIYOKI I all I personnel counsellor: "Im proper appearance Is a principal klVr. V. mx? fault. Lack of confidence and little enthusiasm also crop up frequently. Many persons display a lack wc' BOTH THEIR AIRPLANE NO NO STOP.

CRA5WBOAT THECe CWP 1 6O0O MOW, RKCUC -jOUT tf I ANP PONT THE TWE PWTU CWAECE IN THE 47' STAY THE lADV caidI "Mf WONDER 1 BOAT ,4 ALAPV fv-hS WVWlJL of alertness In answering Ques tions." Jack Harrington, 2120 S. 1st Ave, assistant personnel manager: "Not being honest in filling out the application blank and not filing It out completely. Some people have the attitude that they might accept a Job or they might find it below them. No matter how me nial a Job is, the applicant should dress neatly. Sometimes we find applicants bringing friends or relatives apparently for' moral support but this doesn't help anyone to get a Job.

Many are careless In answering questions. it it i R. E. Wilson, 714 W. 3rd as sistant manager: "Untidy appearance, especially In men.

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Some people tend to minimize their past accomplishments and show very little enthusiasm. Many fail to complete the application or else to a very untidy Job of It, which, I feel, is a pretty good in dication of personal characteris tics. And about 99 per cent of the applicants are more Interested in what they'll be taking home in their pay envelopes Immediately, rather than the potential of the position and chances for advancement." i COUNTRY CLUB GROUP AT MOBRIDGE ELECTS Mobrldge, SX April 9 C. M.I (SUv) Keller was elected president of the Mobrldge Country Club at a I I twr ruliAux 1 1 meeting of the organizations board of directors Sunday. He succeeds Floyd Travis, who IV TONIGHT- NEW POATi TO TV.

-T 1 1 JK 7" headed the organization for two 1- THCT CABIN-. 11 LtV I v'i Lfl years. Elected to the board of directors to fill posts vacated by Travis and Robert Stutenroth were Dale Lesh- er and B. L. Christie.

A. E. Jacobson was reelected secretary-treasurer of the club. Holdover directors are R. w.

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