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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
PAGE SIXTEEN
■ dy tubes developed for war
p ur PQ*« will make possible a 20
to *0 per cent reduction in the size
of postwar radio receivers.
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Buy Bonds at These Theatres
and Speed Total Victo ?y in th*
Ends "DESTINATION TOKYO" with Cary Grant
"SPRINGTIME IN the ROCKIES"
FRI. - SAT. - SUN, ONLY 2 GOOD HITS!
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KIDEI ONEHOUR EXTRA CARTOONI Sat. Mat. Only
RIALTO
THEATRE
HELD OVER - 2nd BIG WEEK
MR. and MRS. HUMPHREY BOGART
FREE PARKING IN CITY LOT NEXT TO THEATRE
End. Don Ameche in "WING AND PRAYER"
Tonii. also "SWEET and LOW DOWN, Lynn Bart
FRIDAY SATURDAY
EXTRA FEATURE!!
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COME AS LATE AS 9 P.M. AND SEE 3 COMPLETE
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THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1945
Today's great problem how to
cut the pattern of peace without
having a few scraps left over.
—London Answers
War Lttaa
Little Things About the Stars
By GEORGE LILLEY
NEW YORK, N. Y. Some ex
drummers have tossed away the
sticks to be stars: Phil Harris, Bob
Hope's Skinnay Ennis, Swooner
Andy Russell. Only star we can
think of who wants to be a drum
Garry Moore
. . . and tutor
Ireirton
I THBATRE.
Telephone 0076 Free Parking
ENDS TONIGHT
The JADE MASK”
Alse "SENSATIONS OF 1944”
11 ii n ■ i .
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Philip Dorn and Mary Astor
in
"BLONDE FEVER**
Al«o
“MAN IN HALF MOON STREET”
With Nils Astor and Helen Walker
BIG OWL SHOW
Every Saturday Night
S Complete Features After 9:.T0 P. M.
EXTRA Guest Feature
"BAHAMA PASSAGE”
With
Madeline Carroll and Sterling Hadyon
HEY KIDS!
DON'T FORGET I FULL
HOUR OF YOUR
FAVORITE CARTOONS
SATURDAY MATINEE
PT TTC; Chapter
rtiUQ ‘DESERT HAWK
Deana Durbin in
“CAN’T HELP SINGING”
Also Cary Grant in
“NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART"
F-R-E-E
Starting June 6th and 7th
Beautiful Rossleen Dinnerware
To The Lady Partons
Every
Wednesday and Thursday
FUN.. is not rationed!
Join the ever-present crowd at Barney’s
and forget your cares • . - you’ll find a
choice selection of drinks at popular prices.
BARNEY'S
COCKTAIL BAR
s ' FLAGS
1 DECORATION DAY
BUT is c to $250
\ \fmSnum airplanes kites
baseballs mabbles
thicks jokes games
Novelties Novelty Jewelry Cigarette Lighters
ihe FIJI* SHOP
3231 BIDDLE Hex. to Freyt.g,
QPEN *TIL 7 P.M.—FRIDAY and SATURDAY TIL 11 P.M.
1945 REVIEW
’SHOW BOAT''
St. Patricks
AUDITORIUM
Superior Blvd. at Second
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday
. MAY 27 - 28.29
8:15 P.M.
%
PRE-SALE RESERVE SEATS
NOW ON SALE!
AT CAHALAN'S
2930 BIDOLE AVENUE
HUBBY GET YOUBS NOWIII
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mer is Garry
Moore. This
pint-size, (5-6,
140 pounds),
half of the click
Moore - Durante
Friday night
(CBS) air show,
began hammer
ing studio
drums to dis
turb the rest of
the cast. Now
he’s getting ser
new late morning "What’s Your
Idea?” interviewing famous auth
i orities on homemaking matters,
once was a bee raiser. She w ? as
treasurer of the Mass. Bee-Keep
ers’ Association, of whom the ma
jority of members are retired sea
captains.
• • •
LIFE ON A CHAIN
Barbara Weeks and Carl Frank:
They play "Ann Malone,” nurse,
and "Dr. Gerald Malone,” man and
wife, in the CBS afternoon serial,
"Young Dr. Malone.” In real life
they are married, too. Their life
Barbara Weeks
met by chance
where they met by chance in 1938
• awaiting an audition: street num
j bers of places where they have
lived; a baby carriage for daugh
ter Roberta <3), a medico's shingle
engraved "April 2. 1945,” marking
| their recent debut on the "Dr. Ma
! lone” show'.
ious, takes lessons from Orm
Downes of the Roy Bargy orches
tra, Insists upon beating It out with
the band at rehearsals. If bouncy,
effervescent, loud dressing (bright
sport coats, thick soled shoes) Gar
ry Moore learns to play to the point
that he looks (and acts) like a
drummer he should be good.
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HOME MATTERS
Imogene Wolcott: One of radio's
smart woman commentators. Her
hobby is collecting pigs. At her
Cape Cod home she has imported
English, Irish and sleepy Mexican
pigs. Her house is decorated in
a “piggy’’ motif,
including the
kitchen linole
um, pig pin
cushions and
pigs carved of
apple wood on
the lawn. For
this unusual
pastime she has
no explanation
(“I just got
started”). Imo
gene, who con
ducts Mutual’s
Biddle Avenue
Corner St. Johns
Barney GoreckL
Prop.
Imogene Wolcott
"just started”
together is, you
might say,
wrapped around
Barbara's arm.
A charm brace
let Barbara
wears is strung
chronological 1 y
with miniature
gold symbols of
big events in
their married
lifelife: a tele
phone booth
MYSTERY-COMEDY AT WYANDOTTE
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A spine-tickler is the fast moving mystery-comedy "One Body Toe
Many", starring Jack Haley and Jean Parker that will be co
feaiured et the Wyandotte theater this week-end* Friday until
Monday. The other picture will be "Cowboy and the Lady , star
ring Gary Cooper end Merle Oberon.
STRAIGHT JIVE
Patty Smith and Martha Lyon
We re back, or at least Squirt is.
Poor Flirt was unable to write this
much beloved calume, due to a
Hayride. (Tish, tish, did I say
poor.) So this column was com
posed with the help of a guest
writer, ahem journalist, Eugene
Preston.
• • •
FICTION OB FACT:
That Herb Schendel is bat boy
for the 6th hour gym class!
That Bonnie Nelson has a new'
heart throb, who goes by an alias
of “Muff”.
That Kenny McGee took a sud
den powder last Tuesday eve!
(Hmmm, a sleeping powder?!)
That a couple of hams ate Vir
ginia Alhright’s lunch in 4th hour
geometry.
That Russ Campbell is having
his troubles. (Hmmm, can’t you
sleep nights?)
That Vanatia Hiuser has been
keeping steady company with a
member of the R.H.S. swing band.
We wonder, could his name be A1
Horsbergh!
That Bob Meyers thinks that Pop
Corn is old man?
That Fighting Island has become
quite a summer resort for couples?
HEAR YE, HEAR YE!
The dramatics classes of R.HS.
are presenting three one-act plays,
to be presented June 2. The titles
of these plays are, “The Wedding,”
“Death Comes To My Friends”,
and “Wits End.” We hear that Paul
Schendel portrays a strictly solid
Prince. You're just a dope if you
miss his torrid love scenes with
Nancy Schultz.
Peering out the window of the
"Y” House, it seems that Ernie
Mayoros, bridegroom in "The Wed
ding,” is still hunting for a ring.
(Hasn't he ever heard of a dime
store?) •
• • •
Hoping and praying for warm
weather and calm waters, the
8.H5. rowing team departed from
our fair city yesterday to travel to
some other little town, called Phil
adelphia. Supposedly the team was
to leave at 5:00 sharp. But because
of Ed McWhirter who decided to
do some last minute shopping the
team left at 5:04. We wish Ed, Bob
Scryki, Ralph Hood, Bill Partch
and Joey Bashore lots of luck!
• • «
If you must know the "Y” and
where of things, we wish to inform
you that Sandy’s throwing another
Shindig down at ye old Park, Eliz
abeth, for those who don't know,
Tuesday evening at 6:30. But you
must be signed up by Saturday,
May 26. Oh yes, you will be re
lieved of 40 cents if you wish to
partake of some vitamins. (Hot
dogs to you).
• • •
INDOORS?
As usual the "Y” W'ill be using
the Masonic Temple to throw an
other one of those Bunion Derby's.
A plea has just been called to our
attention, in case it becomes slight
ly warm, just loosen your tie ojr
listen to some nearby gab, even if
it is only hot air; but please do not
go outside and disturb the sur
rounding neighborhood.
Nick Jabe and Company will
make with the noise for this Gala
Event. Naturally there will be a
slight charge of 70 cents. You may
tease your bunions until 12:00,
Midnight!
• • •
ORDER! ORDER!
Does your girl beat you? Do you
beat her? Does she keep you out
nights? Or does the "Y” mistreat
you or your associates? Well, just
in case these are your problems or
even if you have some that are not
mentioned amble on over to the
"Y” tonight where there will be a
Wot Ta Due about. Something
mighty interesting, and a whole lot
of fun for all.
Tonight it's featuring a sort of
minor court in which YOU can
present any questions or problem*
and they will be discussed by a
committee of six and a judge, Baid
to be Calvin Carrol. Not only will
your problem be discussed by this
committee but any one in the
audience who wished to participate.
Just in case you are a bit shy,
• —NOTICE— •
CLOCK REPAIRING
Expert
Work On
Electric
Kinds •• • 1 .
TRENTON REPAIR
SHOP
2666 W. JEFFERSON
Ptoas Trenton JWS
you may write your questions down
and leave them at the door in the
box, that will be provided. Remem
ber, you may ask ANYTHING! Ask
about the "Y”, if you wish.
• • •
FLASH:
The Navy seems to be in demand
since Jack Carpenter, Harold Mur
phy and also Andy Duncan have
enlisted in the Navy Air Force. En
listed strictly on the salty side is
Bob Engfehr. We hear he is Just
waiting his call.
Off the record, it seems that
everyone at the recruiting office
envied Harold Murphy's 23-inch
waist line. Oh, what luck, or for
titude.
Boy Bonds For Victory
ACT AT ONCE
A Community Deep Freeze
Locker For This District.
LOCKERS GOING FAST
If you wail 100 long lo make applicalion for a deep freeze locker* your name may
have lo be placed on the wailing list and you'll just wail your turn for a vacancy
after the plant it in operation. There it every reaton lo believe the quota of 60%
rented before prioriliet are granted will be met. If thit quota is met by the first
of June* the plant may be in operation in a few months. It all depends on how
soon you and others like you make application. Your rent starts from the day
the plant operates.
si r PER locker
I I 60% OF LOCKERS MUST BE RENTED IN ADVANCE
■ ■ AND MONEY WILL BE HELD IN LIEU AT THE WY
■ HR ANDOTTE SAVINGS BANK UNTIL ALL PRIORITIES
■ W B ARE GRANTED BY THE WAR PRODUCTION BOARD.
■ ■ MONEY WILL BE RETURNED IF REQUIREMENTS
■ ■ ARE NOT MET.
| U INO RED TAPE ab ß r.*,‘ ftSSrS&fcS? ££• I
Hi I n * ar Pennsylvania Road Phone 9688.
S TSO SoTeo o ,' S IOO
1. Save Money On Your Food Bill
2. At Last You Can Be Your Own Storekeeper
RENT A DEEP-FREEZE LOCKER
YOU CAN SAVE THIS WAY ~ .
During the year an average family uses 900 lbs. of food. When you rent a locker, you can buy
in quantity when prices are down. But you have no waste, because you store your food and
use it when needed. Every penny saved plus that much more in your pocketbook. Figure it
out for yourself.
HERE IS A TYPICAL EXAMPLE OF SAVINGS BY A LOCKER PLANT FAMILY:
A savings el only 10c per lb. on the average of
900 lbs. a gross savings per year of $90.00
Loss locker rent 15.00
Quick freesing, including wrapping and cutting
At 3c pgr pound 27.00
Your FIRST Savings $48.00
And remember that you can save tremendously more money by your surplus garden produce.
You will be proud of the table you can set.
HERB'S HOW IT WORKS , • • You rent a locker for a year and you have spacious storage
capacity to safely preserve any kind of food you choose. We freese it for you, wrap it* mark
it* and store the individually wrapped packages in your locker. Then all you have to do is go
to your leckev at your convenience and pelact what you wish from your individual larder. It's
as easy as 1-9-3 . ♦ . enjoyable . • . and saves you time and money.
STOP IN AND SEE lIS TODAY!
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At the beginning of the 16th cen
tury Hie territory included in the
State of Mississippi was inhabited
by three Indian tribes, the Natchec,
Choctaws and Chickasaw*.
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