First Song-IWant To Be Happy

We thank you to our good-bodied folks, Sally Rosie. Howdy, bang. You got a melody missile you'd like to have put into orbit there? Well, I just happen to have Rosie. Got something right here. I'll stand back and I'm gonna find you.

I want to be happy, but I won't be happy till I make you happy too. Life's really worth living when we are murder-given. Why can't I give some to you? When the skies are gray and you say you feel blue I'll send the sun smiling through I want to be happy, but I won't be happy

Till I make you happy too But I ain't gonna be happy Till I make you happy too

Life's really worth living when we're mirth giving Why can't I give something you? And skies are gray, you say you feel blue. I'm gonna send the sun smile on my face. I wanna be so happy, but I ain't gonna be happy till I make you happy too.

Cobra Good Housekeeping, exciting as fall itself. First, there's the inside story on Grace Kelly's troubled heart. Why does she face disruption of her domestic life in the possible loss of her throne? Also, you'll be thrilled with the dramatic fashion feature, eight ways to look this fall, presented in beautiful, full color.

There's something for your husband, too. The once-in-a-lifetime 18-page meat and potato cookbook to give him the hearty meals he likes, prepared divinely. In addition, October Good Housekeeping is a fiction carnival, led by a compelling short novel complete in this issue by famous storyteller John D. MacDonald.

And in the better way section a report of deep concern to millions of families, fat in diet. Are they the real key to heart disease? And don't miss October Good Housekeeping's timely appraisal of the new so-called run-proof hosiery.