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her seventh birthday anniversary flame, were played and colored ■ balloon) and other attractive far- | ora enjoyed A lovely luncheon I wan served at font table) arranged on the porch The birthday cake wa* while and trimmed with seven lighted candle) which were pink Guest t other than the «ue>t of honor. Jackie. Included Dick Me Connell. Charmaine Ik-Goan Joyce ' and Jack Hooten. Jack and Hick Ridenbauith. Dorothy and Junior Cotrell. Nu*an and Carroll Hau man Jean and Jane Hardier, Dwight 1 jtheets. Jerry Kolter. Hob and Jim I X’e'wn. David t'hrlck. Janet Everhart, David Ellwworth. Dianne Lynn of Mad I-con. Wiaeonaln. Amy Reynold), Marilyn Manlier, Mary K Mu’ter, France) Morri), Ha Hear a I and Gwendolyn Hllyard. John Hammond. Jean and Anna Gorrell of Fort Wayne. 0. M. 0. MEETS IN SOCIAL ROOM The Girl)' Mh'lonary Guild of ' the Zion Evangelical and Reformed ' church met in the aoclal room, of • the church Tuesday evening with lamna Stauffer and l-oit Eady In charge of the lesson 1 Mlm l-ol) Eady and Miaa Kathi ryn Taxer were chowen to attend Camp Mack for one week each The , resignations of Mra. Bernice Fuell- ' mg and Mr*. Ralph Peteraon were i aiwepted During the «orial hour a ahower was given for Mra. Petemon. whoae wedding waa announced recently. She -waa formerly Mlaa Lucinda Borne. Present were Ixils Eady Lenora 1 Stauffer. Helen. Add!) and Pauline IBrintgenhofer. Margaret Hoffman. Mr*. C. M Prugh. Mr*. Peterson ! and hoateaae*. LaiVera Meyer. Alice ' Roth and Kathryn Yager Cedric Colchln. local aelective service trainee, returned to Camp Shelby. Miaalaaippl today after . spending a furlough here with friend* and relative*. George Kern of 80.1 Russel! street la improving slowly after a several week* illne** He I* able to lie up and about some of each day. Mis* Eloiae Ixvwton is spending several .weeks in New York City. Mr*. Francis .Ellsworth and son l*avid and Fanny Margaret Habegger have returned from Toledo, where they visited with relative* for several days. The Kum-Join'U* class of the Evangelical Sunday school will have a weiner roast at Hanna-Nutt-man park Monday evening at six o'clock. All mwnJier* are asked to ' lie present. Mr*. W. A. Ixiwer of North Sec-

Tonight & Thursday OL'RBIG DAYS! Find Show Tonight 6:30 Continuous Thum, from 1:30 * BE SIRE TO ATTEND! < Sure-fire, sure-fun warm weather entertainment! It’s milea-minute pare — It’s laugh-a-nerond hilarity, will leave you limp from howling! xßk V WR BREAKFAST / « W»»MI MOI Hfl 1 OfNNIi MMOAN f at *KM> f»Su' f JANf WYATT • INiaUY BOM ■ HI MMO -UM COW UU MMI ALSO — Short* 10c-30c Ine. Tax. , o_o rrl. A Sat. — “The Saa Wolf —o Coming Sunday SOB HOPS “CAUGHT IN THS DRAFT"

CLUB CALENDAR taelaty Deadline, 11 A. M. Fanny Macy Phone* 1000 — 1001 Wednesday St. Jude Study Club. K. nf C Hail, 7:30 p tn. W H. C. H.. nf Beulah Chape! Mr* D. C Shady. Al! I»ay. Zion Lutheran Missionary So<|ety, Church 2 p. m Zion Evangelical and Reformed I aid ie*' Aid Society, Chunh Social Room. 2: SO p tn. St. Paul laidi**' Aid Society. Mr*. Perry Smith. Waynedale. All Day. Thureday First I'niled Brethren W. M. A Annual Picnic, Hanna-Nuttmun Park. spm M<-et at Church at 4 30 p. m. Monroe Better Home* Club. Mrs. | John Floyd. ?:S<* p m (C-DTt. Friday St. Mary's T<rwn«hip Homo Economita ('lull Picnic Supper. Mr*. Groce Tope, 7 p. m. Happy Homemak»r* Annual Picnic. Mhman Park. Berne, 7 p m. CDT. •unday Salem Methodist Church Annual* llomeiiMning Basket Dinn< r. Monday Red Croea Center Open For Instructed and Supervised Knitting and Crocheting. Legion Homo, 1 to 4:20 p m. Kiim-Joiti-l's Clas<. Hanna-Nutt-man Park. 4pm ond street is visiting at the country home of Mr an I Mra. Ralph Bluhm south of the city •Mr. and Mr*. Clay’on Carrol! are visiting in Indianapolis. New concrete walk* In front of the Evangelical church are being Built today by Yo*t Brother*, contractor*. The thermometor dropped forty degrees last evening and all sign* of rain disappeared Mr. and Mr*. Granville Correll of Fort Wayne will visit in Decatur this evening with Mr and Mr*. Jack Ix-igh They will he accompanied home <>y their daughter*. Jean and Anna, who have been the guests of Mis* Jacqueline l-eigh for the past several day*. Mrs. 45. F Gas*. Mr*. Dan Zeser and *on Boliby and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gass returned last evening from five day motor trip to Cleveland. Buffalo. Niagara and into Canada. While in Canada they had the misfortune to encounter a tornado. The roof was Mown off of the cottage which they had rented and a change of plans was necessary Mr. and Mr*. Edgar Steele. Mr*. Mary Roa*. Mra. Albert Burke and daughters Bonnie. Roaina and Catherine. Mrs. Liizie Aliell. Mr*. Evelyn Brodbeck and son Wayne. Peter Blerg. Clyde and Ralph Steele. -Paul Gerber and daughter Mary and Mr. and Mr*. Jesse Danile* and daughters Frame* and 'Grace have returned ,'rom St. I-oui*. Mo where they attended the Jehovah Witnesses convention. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gxa* will leave tomorrow for Jefferion. lowa after a visit with the former's mother. Mr*. E F Gass and other relatives and friend*. Miss Axct Jane Tyndall of the Methodic school of nursing. Indlanapoll' is enjoying a 'hree weeks’ vacation at the home of her parema Mr. and Mr*. Dan H Tyndall. She will return ’he last of August to enter ner final year of training. Dr S. M. Frledly I* attending the Tftthe annual American Veterinary medical association convention at Indianapolis. Dr Frledley will return Friday. Mr*. Karl Grove* of Flint. Mich. stopped for an overnight visit with her sister. Mrs. Virgil Krick en route to Kankekee. 111., to visit her mother She was accompanied by her son Tommy and daughter Peggy Mr* Bertha Heuer was admitted to the Adam* county memorial hospital yesterday afternoon when she fell and Injured her knee. She was reported as renting comfortably thia afternoon. Betty and Phylli* Hockemeyer of route 1 are patients in the local hospital following lonsilectomiea.

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By HARRIMIN CARROLL •tag restarts *radl*at* Writer Hollywood. - lightt CAMERA* ACTION! Any actre** rrturr.lng to the screen after an absence of more

than a year has • right tc be nervous. But you’ve never seen a person more at ease than Shirley Tempi* when I go out to M-G-M this week to talk to her on the set of "Kathleen ” "When those lights wenX on,” the starlet as-

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sum me, *T felt perfectly At home” In the past, you usually found Shirley hanging pretty < loeely to her mother. But. today, she and her itand-in. Mary lalleb. ar* sitting off to one side of the set while Director Harold Bucquet la lining up a shot. Shirley is petting one of the many stray kittens to be found on Hollywood sound stages. In her lap is a copy of “Oliver Wiswell.*’ A bookmarker shows that she is about a third of the way through It “It's the first novel Fve ever read,” says th* starlet. “It’s history, you know. Th* school recommended it.” Mostly, declares Shirley, she reads juvenile mystery stories. Her special favorites are the Nancy Drew series. However, just before school closed, she joined th* “Book of the Month" dub. “Mother still get* most of th* books.” admits the star, dimpling, “but I did read part of 'Berlin Diary*." Inasmuch as “Oliver Wiswell'' waa prescribed as history. I suggest to Shirley that undoubtedly she is skipping the love passages. "Oh.” she says, "the hero leaves the girl way back at the beginning. I think maybe they get together later, though. 1 peeked back toward the end and saw both of their names mentioned ” A* you must have heard, the famous Temple curl* have darkened to chestnut brown. Shirley has lost most of her plumpness, too, *nd is taller than when you saw her last. “I'm 4 feet U’»," she tells me proudly, and then adds, laughing. 'You musn't forget that half inch.” Leaving the girls, I go over to we Mrs. Temple. “I've just been talking to your young lady daughter." I tell her. , "Yes," she says, "Shirley is growng up. But there's one time when she's still a baby. It's at night when she goes to bed. Her tiair is

t * Adams County Memorial Hospital ♦ 11 " " ) w Admitted: Mrs. Bertha Heuer, city; Mra. Velma High. Ohio City. Ohio; Betty and Phylli* Hockemeyer. route 1, Deciuur. STRUCK PLANT CONTI MURO rnon PA-)R ONB tinned limited operation* In, Ba propeller plant at Caidwell. N. J., and advised striking AFL machinist* it could not negotiate with them. A company official said the strike was directed at the national labor relation* board rather than the company. The AFL union voted to strike Saturday to protest recognition of an Independent union which defeated the AFL In an NR LB election. At Cleveland the laimson and NesMlons company, manufacturer of

THIMBLE THEATER Now Showing—”KEEP IT CLEAN!” 7 TAlwinG«J\ REPTiIE y /OK vA r"' z f heavens') / / T tq ujash i’S mouth ); tWdT/ U K \ saw? / // , morr'Ble Vi . ./ C K ___> s c x v' \ {language */•> •/ I 7 !MBiWlfe M BLONDIE IS THERE A BARBER IN THE AUDIENCE? By Chic Young ~.1111 I lp .- aflgiimrwjiii. kii , •I IIH, I / VEW NOW (, WERE GOOP BOVS ID )/ [S ( MAMA-7"S ’ ‘ / (lETSPINPTMEB f PLAVSO Nee ANO ''' MTMNK) S GLUE S NOTBOTMSR •<sar • Z OU« -y / ■ ( ANPSEE MOW < M <fc »«9* '* EgL ( \C Kxß QjVrUERVr / 1/2 -I “=* IJLISS I / Yr COOKIE T $ =1 &Jt A _ ; I 8 mln wfeWlS K narff(' iSfc ' — .4

■ pushed ha<k and She drop* that little pose. She looks very sweet and small." NteS person. Mrs. Temple. And all you parent* who put kids to | bed at night will know w hat she >s talking about M-G-M Is humming with activ> 1 ity these days. On adjoining stages are Mi< key Rooney In Babe* on Broadway and Hedy Lamarr and Bob Young m 'H. M. Pullman, Require " 1 stop in first to talk with Mickey. The set is a replica of the I'ittAstor drug store la New York. fa« vorite haunt of stage-struck youngsters. Mickey to tn high spirits. • Now that Judy Garland has gotten married," 1 say to Mickey, “I suppose you will be next” "Not me,” he says promptly. “I'm only 20. I don't mean you have to wait until you are 30 or anything like that. I guess when th* right girt come* along. I'll grab happiness just like anybody else. After ail I haven't anything in biack and white to tell me that I'll even be alive when I'm 30. "But. for the moment at least. 1 haven t any idea of getting married. I feel like I have a lot of things to do first." M-G-M will be happy to hear thia After Kathryn Grayson and Judy Garland, It would be just too much It Rooney followed suit. Now over to talk to Hedy Lamarr in her dressing room. She looks *o different in her new hairdress—fluffy bangs in front and a psyche knot in the back. Nobody is more startled than Hedy that she is playing the harddriving career girl in “It M. Fullman, Esquire" "You know it’s funny,” she says. "Bob Young is doing the part I usually play—sort of weeping wlilowi*h. "If it weren't for Mr. Vidor (DU rector King Vidor>, I'd be terribly nervous about thia picture So many people have told me I am wrong for it "I've never had a lot of selfconfidence. I don't know why. untess it goes back to when I was a little girl. Strangers used to make a fuss over men and say I was wonderful. I guess my mother thought she had to counteract this. She was always telling me thing* that were wrong. I got the Idea that everything 1 did was terrible. "It's something I've had to fight ail my life. But Mr. Vidor says I can play thia part. And I'm going to try my very best.” New angle to the glamorous Hedy, isn’t it? One forgets ao easily that Hollywood star*, up there on their pedestals, really are just like anybody else.

aircraft part*, reopened today after a two-day strike of CIO workers. The NLRB announced the strike ' ended when the atrikers and the company agreed to an election Friday to determine whether the CIO union or an Independent a**o<'iation should represent employe*. Four hundred CIO worker* ended a 12-day strike today at the Brown Instrument company. Philadelphia, manufacturer of gauge* for the army and navy. The company granted an eight -r ent wage Increaae and guaranteed future wnge adjustm-mt* to meet rising living cost*. DEATH CLAIMS CONTINUED FROM FaUR OMR Veneiuela. Routh America, three daughter*. Mr*. Don Gei*man and Mra. John R. Smith of Van Wert, Ohio; .Ml** Lydia Fro*ch. at home in thl* city, and four grandchildren. A brother. Theophil of Fort

Wayne alM> survive*. Two Mister* picccd'-d him In death. Funeral nervlroa were not com plele*l late today The laHly will Ih- tirnusht to the Zwiik funeral hutne here pending the completion of arrangement* ° REUNION CALENDAR •unday, August 17 Roth and Bittner Reunion. Ilan-na-Nsttman Path. .. The annual Bloemker-Llndemann reunion will l»e held Bunday, Aug tMt 17. at the Blitlf'on state park The 24'h Annual Martin Mlmonstall Reunion. <’harl>>* Mlmob*tall Davison Reunion. Map!* Grove. 1 mile west Tocsin. Annual Mmith Reunion, Runßet Park. Crist Reunion. Floyd Cottage,. South l-ake George. Weldy Family reunion. HannaNuttman Park. McGill annual reunion, SunS*t park. August 17. B!a**om Reunion, Ottawa. Ohio, fairground*. WHSbn and Bcbafer reunion. RunSet park •unday August 24 Stanford-Fulkner reunion HannaNuttman park. Fry and Yost annual reunion. Sun Set park. Heiman annual reunion. Sun Set pnrk. •unday. August 31 Urick reunion, rain or chine, RunSet park. Marrs annual reunion. Sun Set pnrk. Walters family reunion. Sun Set perk. September 1 Rtalter Reunion. Hanna-Nuttman park. Sunday. Sept. 7 Annual Moo*e Picnic, Sunßet Park. Nffw Amaxingly Chip-proof Nail Mokoup | c I j CHEN YU /I M-teWsr LACOUttOt Sea* The tm»rtest ides ever— your awls made gorgeou* with the highly loitroui color) of pricele*) Chinese lac quer). Beautiful beyond Ascription — and latting beyond all need. Divinely chip-proot - keep) it) awonitbing luMer 'ui the last. Seventeen breathtaking ihade) from delicate "Lotut Blottom ' to itartling “Dragon i Blood ' and with each there comes a bottle of Hi-Luster Lacqusbol bate without additional charge. B. J. Smith Drug Co.

Unemployment Drop In Nation In Reported Wa«tnngion. Aug 12 il'PtTltt* work* prnjFc t* idminl.iratloti i-ailmatcd today that SgSS.IWHi per «om» were unemployed in July, a d<-< rea«e of 3WMHUI from June, and nearly imniniHi i<-.. than in July ' DHO. Will Submit Second Lend-I.«‘a*f* Program Wa*hingtou. Aus 13 — H'FJ — The administration second lendj lea«o program. calling for uiipro firiation* of appruiimately ••. tmo ■mo mm w||| »h aitlimit'ed to con are.. vhortly af'ei Pri dent Roo ■ evel- return to th* < ipltal. informj <-d court*-- *aid today The new fund Wil) In- HIM II I I even though !»• than e;'mo non ooh of the original 17 imhi oimi ihmi lend 1.-a-i' appropriation ha* tn-en all e ated to federal agencie* which contract for war aid «u|tpile».

Public Auction Corner Madison \ Second Sts. Every Evening 8 p.m. Plenty of Merehanditie. A world of fun and entertainment. Don't miNM a Mingle evening. Sale Conducted By Student Reppert Auction School A RANDY. CONVENIENT Extension Telephone • - will Nave you many utep> every time your telephone ringu. Let us install il in the mo»t convenient place - - either upstair*, or downstair*. . . . and you'll wonder how you ever got along without it. Let uu tell you how little extra it coutM.

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•ho* Sir* Orta/* Rscruit laifaycite. Cal tUPI I'nclr Sam will not get n full year'* »>i vIce from Pvt Roy Mangini during hi* year in the army Mangini wiiir* a 134 shoe mid the army j had to let him loaf until u pair of hliot* that *lre <<>nld be obtained ... o . .. — Auatra'iant Eager to Fly Melbourne. Australia. — tl'Pt More than ISu.UOtt men have appll-<-d for enlist merit In the Royal Auxirallati air force since II a*ked for | recruits 5* week) ago The air de[liirttn. nt ha- determined thlr me»n* an application every three and a I half minute* <> •——— Audience '.V< fps at Comedy Johann>-Oiu>v il'Pi Every iimmtH i of .i Johanm-elmrx t-inems audien c* tiur«t -uddenly Into tear* at .i matim-i- jh-ifo>man <• although the- film being -hown wa< a comedy In the -tri e' outride police had released lour ga- and it had «r-p<-d ini • the theatre