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He was made eastern sales manager, then general Name at 12:30, 3: 40, 8:50 asd 10 sales manager. Then he quit. sWinner's Oirele,” at 2:30, 540 and Wrist in Accident The McMillen interests were bought by the MADRID Glidden Co. in Cleveland. The Glidden Co. wanted ws Alber Wo Barkier of Bethony. to go into the cattle feed business. “The Pirate,” with Jduv Garland BH. kley of Kentucky, || Democratic candidate for Vice ,The president of the Glidden company commis- and Gene Kelly, at 11, 2:40, 6:0, e sioned him to find a plant. He found one in Indian- : 5 AE dt 1:48 President, was scheduled to proapolis and got it for $210 000 in spite of the govern- MEET PETE—Here's Pete Turner who builds | ooohig City” >in Margaret O'Brien [ceed to Rome today despite al > . { an at 1:44, 424 ment's holding out for better than $300,000. After posthole diggers, mowers and sells Jeeps. | 5:07 and 11:50, ot 3a j9ehios Sun bis left rit re- || i - i. n an accident here - a a # Cngden Co. and went ime deal. And he began making mowers in the! =u and 10418, “Bie 0 a. at 2:03, terday. ye j buil vbean rocessin Mario Knightstown plant of Turner of Indiana. Sen. Barkley stumbled and 0. He] Wit Soha iy Sheng Plants io biggest He started out making one. every two weeks. | “Deep HE Data . pustied his left hand through a d i 3 : things in is business life jolted ‘him like an HES up 0 30 5 Say ung muon will be vp > 80 IR ate. al, U5 glass door while touring -Madrid| |beembaliiRE0N — y. He g a per cent increase in Abin Back,” with Paul La with other American legislators. " factory space. ‘It will cost him a cool $100,000. ton, at Than 3035, 6.30 and o: {Although the cut was deep, it : “He sold short 2200 tons of soybean ne at 90 cents i teed fo that kind of money. pe = I ae Midnight Show Tonite declared war in 1938, and not a bushel of soybeans Pefe Tests His Mowers on Farms | "Sunday “Deep Waters,” st 3, | Se ! last Feature af 1:45 A. NM. changed hands again until they brought $1.92. HE WORKS 480, T35 and 10: ‘Most Decorated Hero .

It cost him all he had—nearly $400,000. He is proud of the fact that he has made good on his commitments. He made good on all of those soybeans—delivered them at a loss which wiped him out. How-does a man come back after such a jolt? Pete Turner knew how. His is big and broad of shoulder with drive in every qunce of muscle. He's the kind who can come back. In 1945 he organized Willys of Indiana. The

parolees from

my secret.”

Willys-Overland Co. was casting about for farm He's on his 38th Buick. It's a Roadmaster and|Was found in her ransacked home g , attachments to use with the Jeep. "will tick off 120 miles an hour. When asked how Yesterday. He holds the Congressional Pete Turner invented a mower With practically he knew it would go that fast, he replied: | Detectives sought a maid whom Medal of Honor and most of the

‘no moving parts and no Pittman rod (which gets

its drive off an eccentric wheel). Willys made a one passed me.’

he tests his mowers in farm fields to make sure *™ they work as advertised. He believes in giving men a chance. He hives | | penitentiaries but never reveals, Seek Masquerader {Audie Murphy, the nation’s most || “2

their past. He helps them get on their feet. And! he's never found one who wasn't appreciative. In Chicago Slayin “T've got three coming to me pretty soon,” he| said, “but no one will know about them. That's lit¢ theorized today that a man

He loves good automobiles, drives them fast. Belle Tikulski, 48, whose body {he registered at Hollywood High

“I drove it that fast, but,” he gri

Tobin considers the Taft-Hartley

13:30; 3:35, $:40, 9:50 and L {Act “an undemocratic law” which

Morris, amet og Jordon {Congress passed in an "emotionCR 11:10, 2:15 5:20, 30 ial” moment.

st a0 58 and 10. The Bix Panen st 2:20, 5:30 and 3:00.

“The newest member of Presiident Truman's cabinet attacked ithe labor law in a radio broad-

propa-' |ganda™ to push the law throveh |

“Beyond Glory,” with fat a time when was

Alan ‘nfl Donna Reed, at 12:45. 4, ae an® 10:20. Secret,” with John Ireland

and ne Randolph, st 11:35 2:50, § ~nd S19

coal and railroad

Glory,” at 1:30, y hn, 0 030 and 20. 2 CARIB CHERUB—Judy Gar- pepe § AERIS land, as the good but hot “tem gm gn | Bree Comedy mail cor | sun : A

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Barkley, on Your, Con wm

“The Winfler's Circle,” at 11:25, «2% 5:45 and 3:85.

Sunday ~ “The Street With Neo

seven days a week. On Sundays | Back,” at 1, 3:45, 6:35 and Superman,” at 3:30, 6:20 and 8:08.

Registers for Draft

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 4 (UP)—|

decorated serviceman, said today | )—Po- | that registering for the draft was| {& new experience for him. “I enlisted in 1942” the freckled, 24-year-old Texan said when

{ CHICAGO, Sept. 4 (U

{dressed as a woman killed Mrs.

nned, “some- Mrs. Tikulski had hired recently.

~(By HAROLD HARTLEY.) | They beliéved the maid actually DAtion's other decorations.

Features at Neighborhood Theaters

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T “Letter Prom An Prknown HOLLYWOOD =~ “Valley of Giants” and Woman" and * ‘Are You With It?” To-| Western Heritage.” Tomorrow and ‘Romance | Joonday; and “Man Fury,” | From Tex

‘‘Homecoming”

CINEMA — “The Bishop's Wife" and IRVING — “Letter From An Dimon) “Green Grass of Wyoming.” Tomorrow | Woman” and “I, Jane Doe.” Plus car-| th : “All My Sons” and toon revue. Tomorrow th: Tues “Claudia and David.” | day: “Romance on the High Seas” and! CORONET—"Valley of Giants” and “Wall “Eyes of Texas.” flower 'omorrow thro Tussday: LINCOLN—"That’s My Man" and “Man “Bride Goes Wild” and “Dollfac From Texas.’ Tomo orrow through Tues-| DAISY~"Assigned to Danger” rg “case Jay: “Call Northside 777" an Flag) vage.

dy of Bar 20 Tomorrow and Monday: “Emperor Waltz" and Short Sub- gLp “Are You With If?” and|

TRAIL — Lr — “The Virginian" and “Bambi.” pSaltiornts Firebrands.” Tomorrow sud)

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= of Texas” and “Are You With

GARFIELD—'To the Ends of the Earth’

Curtain ‘Voice ‘of the Turtle” «| 69th.” through | {PARAMOUNT ~— “Close-Up”

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and “Nevada.” oA and “Black. Tusslay: a Pretty” and “Old | Hills.” Tomorrow and Monday Killer | i eCoy” and “Enchanted Vill { GRANAD Through Wednesday: “On An P. “Singapore” E.. “Be e Starr” Bl With You" “Docks of New| Toman and Monday: “White GorilOrleans.” a” and “Wild Beasts. at Bay." HAMILTON - “Valle: of Giants” and REX— ‘Olé Los Angeles” and “Out of the! Se e” Tomorrow t.” Tomorrow through Tuesday: through esday: “Noose Hangs High” oly, From Shanghai” and “The Big and a of Casanova. Cloc Why Not Try This? By DR. ERNEST G. OSBORNE

‘Odious Comparisons’

There's more truth in the old| ’ saying, “Comparisons are idious,”| than we sometimes realize. And| it applies especially to children. The youngster, whose parents; LAR constantly compare him unfavorably with a brother or sister, cousin or friend, begins to lose confidence in himself. He may struggle frantically to make his| parents see that he’s satisfactory. | Or he may give up the struggle entirely. Of course, one of the jobs of | parents is to help children learn] to behave in acceptable ways. But [least as well now—if he tries—as if there must be comparison used, he once did. That's easier to aclet it be that which compares the cept than that he ought to do as youngster’s present performance well as some school mate. Somewith his past. If a boy or girl {times a chart or other written realizes that he isn't doing Risjrecony of grades in school or arithmetic as well as he used to,|frank discussions with mother or it isn’t too hard for him to ac-{father can help him see “How’m cept the idea that he can do at'l doing?”

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Times Movietone News Highlights of This Week's News Reel:

+ WORLD AFFAIRS—Re! ations between Russia and U. cbntinue tense as U.S. orders Russian Consul to gL. s as aftermath of the "Mrs. Kasenkina' affair. Western powers guard boundary lines in Berlin fo stop Russian raiders. Meanwhile, secrecy surrounds four-power talks with Stalin and Molotov in Moscow.

J RELIGION—Delegates from all over the world gather in Holland for the first World Conference of Christian

Churches. + HORSE RACING Citation capture $60,000-added Amer-

ican Derby for 2Ist victory of his career. Now ranks as No. 3 money-winner of the year.

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RIV! An Woman’ and “Are ou With It?”

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“Romance on the. Hi

ref ® 8ST. LE and Re Predict 10% Lower

{ Ee TUL patra tae “fi: Meat Production WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 (UP)—

Seas” and * “See. |

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erro Comes . STRAND. iver River a. sist .2f| The Agriculture. Department said “My Man Godfrey” and “When today that per capita production Gor fore oo” a vaiiey ot|Of meat for the rest of the year | dents oma a ough Tues. will be about 10 per cent below! il ' Hend| the 1947 level. In its monthly report on meat] a. -land livestock, it again cautioned | orrow Comes." consumers not to e an im[Yoous — a tos and on, the H omorrow mediate increase in meat supplies ph through’ Tuesday: “Hazard” and ‘River|Decause of the big 1948 crop of | | t

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