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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13
Netus From Salem,

Salem, Mich.-Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Cochran, Of near Milan spent
Monday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Whitaker. Lapham's Corners.
Mrs. Mae TAFT. Plymouth, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Whitaker were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Bender.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Gale who
left for Florida have arrived safely
and are located at Fort Myers.
James r. Pennell entered Ipsi-
lanti Normal College Monday where
he will start his pre-medical course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Hanson and
son, Dearborn. were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Pennell.
Mrs. Edyth Mckinley. Ray Suth.
erland, and Miss Clara Finta. Plym-
outh. were Sunday evening visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Lyke and
Saturday evening visitors were Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Foreman, South
Lyon.
A large crowd attended the Par
en-. Teachers Association meeting
Friday evening. Proceeds were $S7.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrlan Lyke spent
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stull in Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Wooster.
Detroit. we're Sunday afternoon Wis
itors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rider
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert kindly and
son Frederick. and Gerald Raymor
were dinner and supper guests OF
Mrs. Lucia Stroh, Sunday.
Four ex-service men and their
wives attended he services at the
Congregational Church Sunday
Former Lieut.. Jack Buchall sang a
beautiful solo at the service.
Norman Simons, Sheldon. was a
Sunday afternoon visitor OF Miss
Juliann Lewis.
The Misses Virginia. Earnestine
and Julia Ann Lewis sang a trio at
the Presbyterian Church Sunday
evening and Earnestine also sang
a solo.
A meeting will be held at the
Salem Union School Monday eve
ming Feb. IS at O'Clock, to reor-
ganize the Boy Scout troop. Walter
MacPeek, Ann Arbor. will be at
the meeting to help. This meeting
is for all parents and sons and any
others interested.
S &c Alfred Earhart OF Navy
Pier. Chicago. spent the week end
with his wife and son here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shipley and
Miss Wanda Merritt. Plymouth.
spent Friday evening at the George
Bennett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bennett and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

Ray Clark and baby we're in Ypsi.
lanti Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Proctor.
Chelsea, were dinner guests at the
George Bennett home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Brinke, De-
troit. spent Saturday evening at the
A. B. Van AIKEN home and Mrs.
Kenneth Easlick. Ann Arbor, was a
Sunday afternoon visitor.
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. NanAken
were in South Lyon Saturday and
visited at the Merrill Renwick
home.
Mrs. Asa Whipple spent Sunday
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kruger, Fow.
leryille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Sayles and
Miss Beulah Merritt, Detroit, and
Mr.. Smith. South Lyon. were Sun
day dinner guests at the William
Merritt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Opdycke went
to Montpelier. Ohio. Sunday to
spend a few days with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Merritt
were dinner guests Thursday Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mellow, Plym-
outh.
MIR. and Mrs. Murdoch. Wayne,
were in Salem on business Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron II. Atchin-
son spent Thursday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hanert in
Detroit.
Mrs. J. L. Larson has gone TO
spend three week with relatives in
New York City.
A card from the Harmon Gales.
who are spending couple OF
months in Florida. states that Mr.
Gales health Is much improved
and that they are enjoying the sun.
shine and warm weather. Their
address is Fort Myers, Florida, Box
375.
Mrs. George Roberts, who has
been quite Ill the pas. week Is bet
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Palmer and
Charles Kether. Plymouth. were
Friday morning visitors at the
Payne home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Greenman
and Mrs. Ray Farrant, Plymouth,
we're Friday afternoon visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Van AIKEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Deem. North
vile. spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Roberts. Mr..
Roberts. who has been very Ill, is
convalescing.
William Meissner, Palms. Mich,
is visiting at the Earl Roberts
home this week.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

GRAND RAPIDS -AP-The As
ISOLATED Broadcasting System, the
nations ffth largest radio network,
announced Tuesday 1t had ordered
temporary suspension OF service
affecting, with the exception of
the West Coast, all OF its CESSATION
hookup. The company will con
tinue pending reorganization" Kelly
declared. There ia no indication
right now as TO when we might re-
sumo network operations, how.
ever"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

Chlcago-AP-Ray n. Chadwick
went 10 the Kensington police sta
ton TO report that burglars had
broken into his home and had
stolen two pistols, as we'll as sew
eral other articles.
"You ought to get a Watchdog"
suggested Sgt. Thomas Dennis.
Il had one" Chadwick replied
They stole her, too"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

week are: Anne Sulkowski. Clair
Brown, Leon Holman. Robert Ben.
jsmin. Beverly Lyke. Cleo Nagel,
Lois Renner. Joan Buck, Nancy
Stoll and Robert Wilson.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

The colors OF New York City's
flag-blue, white and orange are
the same colors which floated over
Manhattan Island under Dutch rule
more than 800 years ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-13

Early literature refers TO use Of
milk by the Egyptians. Greeks and
Romans.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

Queen Ncfertiti, -
Sitting Beside Her
Husband and Hold.
ing His Hand as
Usual, Felt n
Twinge of jealousy
for the First Time
i'm Her Life When
the SurpassingA
Beautiful Hatho
Was IShcrpd Into
the Presence
Of Pharaoh
AkhCnaton.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

fcrcnt, almost unique.
I ALREADY knew something about Akhenato
] 1 knew that he was radical thinker thu
he was responsible for brief religious Tcvolutid
in Egypt and that he married 10 Ncfertif
whose name means THE beautiful one is herd
and who was said 10 have been far lovClier the
the famed Helen of Troy.
But until examined the X.rays OF Akhcnaton
January ~. 1871
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

vas quite simplI
The stage OF growt
OF his bones showed !
died when he was abol
is rcars old. and that col
ciGnd with the hiStoEjc
records, but Akhcn
skeleton was decidedly
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-13

d Egypt VINO INed u
rhc nth Century bcfor'
Christ. One was TutanA
h a m en-. a ComparatiV
uoncntity q urin & h i
brief reign bat the mos
widely publiClzcd Of al
EgyptS rulers becauS
his tomb. when il wa
discovered hy How a r
Carter in 1922, was tfI
first which had survive,
the ages almost intac|
The other was Kin
Tuts father in lav|
/ AkhenatOu, as faSc
a mating a character 4
Y ever lived The chr|
4 nology that exist
today Of TIL
era in " hic|
they ruled is sti|
open 20 conside|
able question. an
our task was 10 al
tcTminc as scie1
~ tifically as possib
the age at whio
each OF the phi
TaOhS died.
With Tutankh|
men the probleI
was quite Simpld
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
TIE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT WATERBURY, CONN., SATURDAY. JUNE l5 l9
.Cupid's BowLips Are Out of Date
By ALICIA HART NEA Staff Writer

Any woman who still rouges her mouth to make sharp little angles and noticeably quick half circles needs to know that Cupid's bow lips are out of style.
 The newer trend is to draw on more mouth, which adds to a gals expressiveness. It's even legitimate to paint on an eighth of an inch but no more, please-at the corners of the lips, trick which gives the mouth a younger, happier expres- sion.
 This artif1ce is usually quite safe to use, as the muscles and fieShy area of the mouth cancel all but the effect. Whether you take on this trick or not, it's a good idea to carry rouge to the corners to give the mouth full play. And do apply rouge to the upper lip in a long gently curving line-not in an arched little Cupid's bow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
JIMMIE FIDLER M HoHyOood

talking that way, l usually clam up. Being neither a great actor nor a great director, I'm not equipped to talk about the kind of art you spell with a capital "A" But I am equipped to talk about stellar egos, for I've peen observing them for years. If .Henreid tries to sell that idea of his to producers, he'll find himself the most unpopular man in town.
 According to the trade papers, one Edward Stevens, bus boy in the 2Oth Century Fox cafe, has been auditioned by the Los Angeles Civic Opera and given a contract. A check up at the studio reveals that he's been working there for some time, and that he's tried in vain to get a break in pictures, overlooking the fact that movie ColumbuseS seldom bother to make discoveries in their own back yards. In the na- tural course of events, now that he's an opera singer, 20th will sooner or later offer him a movie ticket, at from ten to 100 times the salary he could have been hired for when he was pounding on the studio gates.
 Eleanor ROOsevelt's decision that Lionel Barrymore can't play F.D.R in one sequence of proposed pie ture seems to me bit inconsistent since it's based on the fact that Barrymore campaigned against the late president in the last election The inconsistency lies in the fact that I've not heard of her making any protests against M.GM.'s pro- posed biography of Franklin Roose- welt. Louis M. Mayer, if memory serves me right, has always been one of the staunchest Republicans in these parts. Incidentally, things
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY America's Card Authority

Today's hand was played ip one of the knockout rounds of the Van- derbilt Cup Tournament for the national knockout team-of-four championship.
 When the queen of hearts held the first trick, East led the seven of hearts. Declarer won in dummy with the nine-spot and led the jack of clubs. Naturally West did not cover. North went up with the king and come back with the eight of clubs, and when East showed out, there was nothing for declarer to do but cash the ace.
 Here Is the correct play, which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

have come to pretty pass if an actors roles are to be determined by his politics.
 The Esquire Theatre, currently showing a European film titled, "The Open City," confines its ad- vertising to excerpts from two re- views. The first, from LIFE, is: It's plain Sexiness has seldom been ap- preached by Hollywood" The sec ond, from the New York World Telegram, reads: The Censors were lenient." What an opinion that ex- hibitor must have of his patrons in- telligence and taste!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

Hedy Lamar, inspired by sym- pathy for the 10-year-old who help ed burglarize her house, has ear- marked all her charities for juven- ile rehabilitation work Danc- ing cheek-to-cheek: Virginia Weild- Ter and Bob (Paramount's crooner) Graham Hal Roy Rogers lo- eating in Oklahoma, will be guest of honor at celebration staged in the nearby town of Gene Autry named iri honor of hSi No. screen rival.
 Linda Darnell is supplicating 2Oth Century Fox bosses for leave of ab- sence to tour army posts in Japan this summer Irked: Donald O'Connor, out of the service and available" for months, but left idle by Universal By pre-marita, agreement, Barbara Hale, soon tc wed Bill Williams, will buy the house; he'll buy the furniture, the family car and a sailing boat Eddie Cantor has been invited tC Vancouver's Diamond Jubilee, July 1-14, which is ironical because hi: radio program is banned from Can ada'S airways.
 Esther Williams and hubby Der Gage are packing swim togs for 2 second honeymoon in Hawaii . 7. Wot's this anent Norma Shearer, 1T retirement SO long she's been for. gotten by many fans, asking $2O0,0Ot to play Kate in Arch of Triumph "a role that the screens bigges are begging for? '. Recommend ed for interesting reading: "Yol Bet Your Life" a book on gambling odds by Leo Guild, former Fidlel staff member .. Now it's Park yakarkus who's recording a comic photograph album for kids . |. Dick Haynes is buying an Encint ranch home.
 PREVIEW NIGHTS: Pic of tn, week: Universals "The Runaround (Rod Cameron-Ella Raines-Brode rick CrawforO. Mile-a- minute TO nance, powered with plenty O laughing gas . GOOD MGM' Little Mister Jim" (Jackie Butch Jenkins-James Craig-Frances eff ford). A sentimental tear-jerke that will send the ladies home il happy tears Warner Brothers Jamie Gets Married" (Joan Leslie Robert Hutton Edward Arnold Super-farcially entertaining SO-SO: MGM's Two Smart People Nucille Ball-John Kodiak -Lloyt Nolan). Not smart enough t. smother audience yawns Col umbia's Talk About a Lady" (Jinl Faikenburg- Forrest Tucker). Gas B-and strictly class-conscious BEST PERFORMANCE: Rober Benchley in "Janie Gets Married. A best-loved comic makes his fina bow one that fans will remember.
 Paul HenTeid. talking for publica ton the other day. decried the Hol lywood practice of using big close ups Of the stars every third o fourth scene. Because Of that" h' argued, the range Of the scene the complete panorama 80 neces sary for illusion-~i destroyed. Tn close up places the entire burden o the drama on the individual actor Tt is, when over. used, destructive O art" Now when actors with Mi Henreids erIdite vocabulary get t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

household that's cluttered up with people, possessions, and pets is nuisance to neighborhood But it's not yet so in the eyes of the law.
 In Chicago the new owner of a nine-room house tried to evict the tenant, widow, because she had nine children, 10 dogs, several boarders, 24 chickens, two rabbits, and three broken down cars in con- stant repair on the front lawn. These things, said the owner, made the family neighborhood nuisance.
 The widow, who had lived in the neighborhood 24 years, couldn't deny the nine children. The dogs she explained by the simple state ment that the lady dog is always having puppies"
 The rabbits were Easter gifts to the kids. The chickens were kept because of the meat shortage.
 And the "boarders" turned out to be the son of dead sister and an elderly couple who had been taken in because they had no other place to live.
 l @S NA0V W4O4ASs dSAcU I1lS widow.
 The judge heard her out and decided against eviction and in favor of family life - children, dogs, chickens, long-term guests and all.
 CHEERS FOR THE JUDGE
 His decision is heartening. Noth- ing else has done as much to cut down the size of modern families as has our snooty attitude toward large families who make a house bulge with living.
 Large families are all right in books. But next door or in the next apartment We want a child less couple, or at least a couple realizing that two children is the absolute limit.
 So hooray for the judge who thinks there is nothing disgraceful about large and generous -hearted family old-fashioned enough to let a lady dog have puppies" ingen- iouS enough to repair its own old cars, and kind.hearted enough to see nothing wrong about taking In to share the home folks who have no other place bo go,
 Such families may not have chic. But they are the kind of families many famous Americans have come from.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
CHOICE MORSEL - It Says Here
By BOB HOPE

SEATTLE
 Seattle-My airborne egg carni- val of thirty men, ten girls and an older woman sat down in the Queen City of the northwest to- day and gave me an idea for a new picture. I've going to call 1t The Road to Seattle and base 1t on the life of Lewis and Clark. I know Crosby will be able to give me all the details, as I under stand he went with them as far as Yakima. Thought 1t would help to advertise the show to have Jack Pepper jump up and sit on my Shiulders and Skinnay sit on his as we walked to the stadium. We hadn't gone Q block until l heard @ kid turn to his mother and say egad Nav. there's Q totem pole that moves,
 Seattle Is so close to Alaska that 1t has acquired a lot Of odd customs, In fact, they tell me one show played here once and the manager tried to pay oif his cast with hluhher, think what impressed me most were the great AF trees, l folAnd out that one was a00 years old, also found out why my Great Dane can't sleep unless his nose Is pointed toward the north, And most im' pFeasive Of all Is Mt, Rainer in the distance, standing there snow' capped like 6 white tooth,
 thought lt would be. Appr0' pglaEe 10 do q Burton Holmes on leaving, 90 ! stood on the runway at the airport and said farewell Seattle, city Of hills and stately heml0ekR, Your Is 6 rugged state That Piper Cub that ] didn't see coming np the runway was DO slssp either,
 Al ln all, though, the east was relieved 70 leave Rs show people haVA been nervous 70 heailie since lea9, ThAt was the year lhat MAI0P b0wes salmon unit started upstream dNTIne the snAWnlha season hn9 hAA never been heard from since,
 lG0pyVIehi, lese, Klne Features
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 The eampanl0D IeslAEe "f0ppe iKiakAg HaNfnN A AAQllAl l0 lfAl IsFaRpeF," and V asaln siaF g0AAlanae naAAsl cad RolsnI p0Nlls,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

ln turn, keeps the legion Of Boyer fans in suspense. When Lubitseh approached him about playing Adam Belinski" in "Cluny Brown" Boyer was in Q mood for . comedy role. ha hadn't played one since Together Again and "cluDy" held terrific possibilities, In addition. the comedy offered Q complete change from "daslleht" ln which he plRys cd a wenld-be murderer and "con. hdenllal Agent ln which he played the dramatic victim Of intrigue,
 Also on same program Is the i0yss teFy thriller nundeFe0veF Woman" starring Robert Livingston and sis' phanle Bachelor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
WINS BUTLD-UP

Drew Miller, former master ser- geant in the U. s. Air Force, has been signed to an RKO Radio con- tract, with a romantic build-up as- sured. He came to notice through Producer Dore Schary's insistence on using only war veterans in bit roles in "Till the End of Time"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
TECHNICAL sTAR

The final scene of Paramoi1pts Easy Come, Easy Go," starring Barry Fitzgerald, Sonny Tufts and Diana Lynn. shows Fitzgerald be-' ing ministered to by priest, played by Rhys Williams. Technical ad-s visor on the scene was Barry Fitz- gerald, who won the 1914 Academy Award for his portrayal of the old priest in Going My Way"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

may not work hut is woraS
 After winning the second
 with the ne-spot, lead the spnG@ from dummy. When West puts in the ten-spot, win with the queen and lead the eight of clulsd 0Ver~ taking in dummy with the nine.
 It is true that a keen Wes4 player should not win this trick with the queen, but if he does. de- clarer will get in with Q spade O9 diamond, then lead the king oA clubs and Overtake with the .acA and the whole club slnt win bs good.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
Whats Wrong With Large
 Families?
By RUTH MILEETT NEA Staff Writer

Americans have smiled indulgent- ly and spilled sympathetic tears these last few years over the trials and trihulations of large and un- conventional families dramatized in books and plays.
 But such Q family next door or
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

AABhb ASEOoS gtAC street, or in a house we're rent ing, Is a different matter.
 Four is about as large Q family as we can accept today without raised eyebrows outside a theater or the pages of a book. And as for boarderS, chick ems, broken-down jalopieS in the ward Afn well a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15

For one sequence in "O.SS." Par- amounts story of the work don0 during the war by the super spy organization, the Office of Strategic Services, the studio bought . Lockheed Hudson bomber. complete with engines.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
Elizabeth Woodward Says
HAVE 4 SHANKiS MARE
 PARTY

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
IN THE COUNTRY

Mount bikes and pedde the your trusty :eds to grove o brche and start safari through And here's game to keep you busy
 Stick long QuiN big cork members of your party Number the with the path Wherever 1t fal number two must retrieve heave Number three must fetch whether it's up re and throw ahead for number four and evhod has to stand by while each number hunts finds the cork It's amazing how those side unk search object will eat the miles,
 outings feed your guests TheyM n tired but happy after
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-15
ON CITY STREETS

You can just start out from any SS sn6 eau hike you want to- But why not add naaros to the thing and make of S Arm yourself pocket compass and pocket full of nickels and
 trek that take change cecons according to these rules other silly make up Toss coin If it's heads walk block north tails, walk block
 Ices coin twice. 1t heads both times comes up heads once tails turn right it's tails both at down and five minutes
 If Q walk a block
 you meet horse walk ahead blocks going "
 kids drug and treat everybody to Ice
 lady with red hair, walk the corner you started from then toss coin for direction
 If you Q shop selling nyons me a