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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS - HERALD
PAGE EIGHT
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End* Pal O'Brien in "NAVY COMES THRU"
Tonile Rosalind Russell in “WHAT A WOMAN"
FRIDAY SATURDAY
JIMMY LYDON in
"WHEN THE LIGHTS
GO ON AGAIN"
2 BIG HITS SUNDAY MONDAY
Matinee Sunday Doors Open 12:45
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Tonile "Sweet Rosie O'Grady" with Betty Grable
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if H« w» a
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WYANDOTTE
THURSDAY, APRIL 19. 1945
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Two Trenton Men Receive Silver Star Fire And Police Appointments
Third Highest
Combat Medal
Given to Hertel
Award of the Silver Star, third
highest medal given for combat
bravery, was made posthumously
recently to Sgt. Arthur E. Hertel,
husband of Mrs. Helen Caredy Her
tel, 2440 Fourth street, Trenton.
Sgt. Hertel, a member of the 36th
Texas division of the Seventh Army
was killed in action, December 14.
The award was given for his
heroism in defending a strategically
important position against over
whelming opposition on December
14. the dispatch from the Front
reads.
Trenton to Top
Clothing Quota
Trenton is out to exceed its quota
of seven tons of clothing for the
United National clothing collection
now underway, according to Rus
sell J. Barrow, local chairman.
April 15 to 22 has been set as
“clean out your closet week,” Bar
row announced and continued with
the request for all housewives, to
cooperate in getting
clothing ready for the drive and
deposit it at the nearest village col
lection depot.
Depots are located in all village
gasoline stations, schools, churches,
fire department in the municipal
building, and the post office.
Barrow’s committee includes Fred
Felder. Mrs. Donald G. Morrison,
Mrs. Theodore Merrihew’, Herbert
S. Curtis. John Mitchell, Lloyd Cur
rey, Gartell Penn, Paul Stawicki,
Carl Ziegler. William Richmond and
Fred Christmas.
LITTLE THINGS about the stars
By GEORGE LILLEY
NEW YORK. N. Y.—Several years
ago Broadway said Jimmy (Schnoz
zola > Durante was done. Today,
Durante, 52, is about the hottest
thing in show business. Proof of
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j.iLiny i>u. ante
is what he is
Like Popeye, Durante got where he
is on the theory “I yam what I
yam.” His murdered English and
raucity are authentic—products of
New York’s lower East Side. Words
of more than two syllables trouble
Jimmy; in his air scripts difficult
words are spelled phonetically. He’s
said to be the most modest man
in show business. On himself he
spends virtually nothing, but went
broke much of his life out of a
generosity for others.
SMITH PLUS MILLER
EQUALS HIT
In May, Kate Smith’s Sunday
evening broadcast (CBS) celebrates
its 14th year on the air. Since the
first program, Kate’s music con
ductor has been Jack Miller. Eleven
of the men in that orchestra for
the first show
are with Kate
and Jack. Mil
ler, 45, is an ex-
D o rChester,
Mass,. garage
mechanic. Hi s
formal music
education con
sisted of six
months of piano
lessons when he
was five; the
rest he got just
playing piano
evenings in a Boston music house.
Aside from arranging Kate's songs
—and she's introduced more song
hits than any other performer—
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ENDS TONITE
"MANPOWER"
and
"CONEY ISLAND"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
GEO. SANDERS and
LINDA DARNELL in
"SUMMER STORM"
Plu* Hit No. 2
JINX FALSENBERG in
"TAHITia«teHTS"
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"BIRTH of die BLUES"
HEY KIDS!
THIS SAT. MATINEE
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Phta
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SUN. - MON. - TUES.
DICK HAYME6 and
JUNE HAVER in
"Irish Eyes Ara Smiling"
Plus
"GRISSLY'S MILLIONS"
with PAUL KELLY
and VIRGINIA GREY
• • • FREE •••
TO THE LADIES .
Firs King Oran Baka
Dish Every Wad* Thurs.
the pudding: A
new radio con
tract for Du
rante and side
kick Garry
Moore. For their
program Friday
nights on CBS a
drug firm, start
ing immediately,
will pay $4,000,-
000 through the
next five and
one-half years.
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Jack Miller
. . . mood man
Install New
VFW Officers
Recently elected officers of Tren
ton Post 1888 Veterans of Foreign
Wars and its auxiliary will hold a
joint installation April 28.
The installation will be open to
the public and will be held in the
G. E. Strohm school auditorium at
8 p.m.
Elzor DuFresne, past post com
mander will be the installing offi
cer and Mrs. Mary Smith, past
president of the Department of
Michigan, Lincoln Park, will be the
installing officer for the auxiliary.
Henry L. Vickery will be installed
as post commander for a second
term. Others who will serve with
him are: Allan Long, vice com
mander; Alia Bennett, junior vice
commander; Arnold Mulheisen,
quartermaster; Arthur Asm us. post
advocate: Maurice Blair, chaplain:
Dr. Howard B. Kinyon, post sur
geon; Elzar DuFresne, re-elected
three-year trustee.
Charles Gibbs and Acada Schcn
dledecker are delegates to the
Wayne county council.
Mrs. Arnold Mulheisen will be
inducted as auxiliary president.
Other officers are Mrs. Martin
Weinlander, senior vice president;
Mrs. Edward Johnson, junior vice
president; Mrs. William McLean,
treasurer; Mrs. Clarence Charron,
conductress; Mrs. Brigie Healey,
secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Miller,
guard; Mrs. Arlo Bennett, three
year trustee.
Mrs. Henry Vickery, retiring pres
ident, will be delegate to the Wayne
county council for a two-year term
and Mrs. Lee Nagle, one-year dele
gate.
Miller is a top-flight “mood” musi
cian. He does the music back
ground for the "Aldrich Family”
and "Mystery Theater” dramatic
shows.
CRIME PAYS DIVINE (LY)
For writers and producers on the
radio crime pays—and pays well.
Busy 37-year-old Jerry Devine is
one of the real smart fellows in
this end of the business. Devine for
four years has produced and writ-
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tion of the FBI (a radio first), but
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Nagel Exposes
Self to Enemy
Artillery Fire
Tech. Corp. James L. Nagel, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Nagel, of
Trenton, has been awarded the Sil
ver Star for gallantry* in action
against the Nazis, January 5.
News of the citation was re
ceived by his parents in a letter
this week.
During an enemy artillery bar
rage in the fighting for Luxem
bourg. Nagel voluntarily exposed
himself to the enemy’s fire by pro
ceeding to examine the area into
which the rounds of ammunition
were falling and to assist in obtain
ing shell reports.
The information he obtained was
responsible for the neutralizing of
the enemy battery and the action
occured when any interruption in
the operations of Nagel’s division’s
artillery would have seriously ham
pered support of the division's ef
forts.
Corporal Nagel is with General
George Patton’s third army. A
member of the field artillery he was
sent overseas last June and is now
located in Germany.
A graduate of Trenton Slocum-
Truax high school, he has been in«
service since January 22, 1943.
PLAN OPEN HOUSE
Plans are now being made for
open house in May under the spon
sorship of the Trenton Parent-
Teachers Association, according to
Herman Eichenhofer, association
president.
More details for the open house
are to be announced at a later
date.
offers its dramatizations • direct
from the bureau’s official files. Tall
(5:11), husky (185), Devine at 11
appeared as a freckled face kid in
“Over the Hill to the Poor House,”
subsequently in some 80 other mo
vies before he discovered that, as
an actor, he was a far better
writer. His "take” is estimated at
$4,000 a week.
Fred Astaire goes to a movie
about once a year, has never seen
some of his own pictures. . . .
Basil Rathbone, the Mutual net
work's "Sherlock Holmes” (Monday
nights), failed to arrive at a party
Couldn't find his way . . .
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Do you find it herd to get about, to work
or even to sleep comfortably because of
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Continue To Ride In Trenton
Village President and Council
Fail To Come To Agreement
Fire and Police Chief appoint
ments for Trenton continue to ride
as village president. Raymond G.
Bates and the council failed to
come to an agreement again at
Monday night’s meeting.
Bates’ appointments of Henry
L. Ulrich for fire chief and Clayton
L. Williams as police chief were
vetoed by the council last week.
Petition for a flasher for the Elm
street railroad crossing, subject of
much discussion in the past, was
referred to village attorney, An
thony G. £>ldani for definite action.
URGE COOPERATION IN
CANCER CONTROL DRIVE
Trenton residents are urged to
give their every cooperation in
making the village’s cancer control
campaign the most successful ever
conducted in Trenton, says Mrs.
Maurice P. Miller, chairman.
A house to house canvass will be
made and organizations and indus
tries will be contacted for funds.
Information concerning cancer, its
cause, warning symptoms, preven
tion or cure will be distributed.
Mrs. Miller is being assisted by-
Mrs. Charles G. Williamson, Mrs.
Howard Freundlich, Mrs. James
Lucien, and Mrs. H. Bryce Pore.
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“A simple brake test has been
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Chief Hedke asks the cooperation
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