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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1942—ELEVEN
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grievance said the mule ran into the
path of the car, and claimed the
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• nd extended through Arizona
California ended in Oklahoma
$788.31 Collected
By Mile-o-Dimes
$122.76 Is Deposited
As Tuesday Offering
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City
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FILMED UNDER FIRE
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FRL. SAT. NITES
Mat. Sat., Jan 30-31
In a Garden of
Eden in the
Bahamas. a mil-
lion miles from
civilization—
Journey’s End
Is Federal Court
Simple
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Variety
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Open 5:80 PM
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COUtO HAVE SEEN
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Marx Brothers
The Big Store”
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drew Cline, Thomas Clifford Butler,
and Clarence Warner Bray.
They will march in a parade which
One Way to Balk
‘Thieves’ Is to Write
On Face of It
Second Big Parade Is
Slated for Selectees
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SEE WHY THERE IS AN “Out-of-Bounds”
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ducted into the army. Ted Smissen
and Fred McDuff, committee chiefs,
i predict a bigger and better parade
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20c
'til 2 pm.
Red Cross funds. McDuff said bands
have been invited to participate in the
parade and that gifts of cigarets, can-
dy, cookies, sewing kits and postcards
to write home will be presented to the
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claiming $450 damages because his
car was wrecked by a mule. The
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"I Killed That Man”
Ricardo Cortez • loan Woodbur,
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"HORROR ISLAND”
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JACK BERNT in
‘ CHARLEY'S AUNT”
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Devil Dogs of the Air”
James Carnev * Pat O'Brian
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"BLOOD and SAND”
Tyrone POWER • Lind* DARNELL
“NURSES’ SECRET”
Lee PATRICK • Roth TOOMEY
Cartoon • News
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SEMINOLE, Jan. 21.—(Special.)— boys.
parade Representative Con Long will be the i pened to that tough mule the suit
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THE NEW
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Humphrey Bogart • Sylvia Sidnev
“Wagons Roll at Night”
Merry Macs • Jane Frazee
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Sonja Renie • John Payne
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra
"Sun Valley Serenade"
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SINGAPORE WOMAN'
Brenda Marshall • David Bruce
as soon as an instructor is available.
I Miss Vilona Cutler, general secretary [
Gen. Adm. 50c
tax incl.
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Cary Grant         Dona. Fairbanks Jr. k
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»J.n« Frazee         The Merry Macs
J "SAN ANTONIO ROSE" ♦
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• If Auto Stamp
Is Lost It Costs
Another $2.09
Halter Pidgeon • Maureen O'Hara
in Richard Llewellyn's
‘ How Green Was My
Valley”
"War Clouds in the Pacific”
fatDau!
“SUNDOWN"
Gene Tierney
m. till •
Howard Lisdsay end Runel Creus.
DOROTHY GISH - LOUIS CALHERW
Seat Sale NOW at JENKINS MUSIC CO.
PRICES (Ind. tax)
Nights ri.lt. rinx. $2.24, j-nn
Matinee: 85c, rl.lt, S1.68, 52.24
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Featured
mule wasn’t fenced in. What hap-
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i            BOB STEELE
GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY'
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Randolph Scott • Gene Tierney
"BELLE STARR”
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"Navy Blue and Cold”
Robert foune * .lamer stewart
go to the mat next November
and have a real election. If democracy
00200 ....    . ..t.- means anything it means the preser-'
hogntb'snhnrhespafaryste. the fund “ vation “ the two-party system."
> A chase that started in mid-summer
ENDS TONITE!
Irene Dunne • Robert Montgomery
— Preston Foster—
"Unfinished Business”
Annapolis Salutes th? Navy
IS YOUR HOME LIFE
UNHAPPY? DO YOU
KNOW WHY? ARE
YOU A VICTIM OF
SEX IGNORANCE ?
CAN rou INTELUGENTr AN3* ft voue
CHILDREN$ STAttUNC OUESTIONS!
front sidewalk the booth is located.
In addition to the booth total, the
county mile-o-dimes had received
873.43 Tuesday from civic clubs,
through efforts of a committee head-
ed by L. E Walk. Contributors in-
I eluded the Junior Chamber of Com-
merce. Retail Grocers’ association, Co-
; Operative club and Young Men’s club
—
Eighty percent of the population of
Mindanao, next in size to Luzon
among Philippine islands, are Mos-
lems.
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Square Class Thurs., 8 P. M.
Collegjate Steps Are Taueht Monday and
Saturday Nights— Rhumba, Tango, Conga
Wfdnudny NithK—Wall, Friday NUhls.
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MOON OVER MIAMI
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"UNDERGROUND”
lerfrey Lynn • Karen Verne
Reb HOFF • Dorothy LAMO! R
Caught in the Draft”
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‘ A Very Young Lady"
Jane WITHRS • Nancy KELLY
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former residents from western shores
in constant danger of blackout.
Police detectives arrested Charley
Wallace Dunn. 21 years old, In the
city’s Community camp and secret
service officials filed charge* of forg-
ing an indorsement to a work projects
administration check against the
Siting man before U 8. Commissioner
Paul Showalter.
DANCE
3 Gals Floor
Shows 3
Featuring
SMOKEY JOE
Comical Master of
Ceremonies
Music by
Radio’s Popular
Hi-FLYERS
Special Dinners
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"Den Ameche               Atle, Fave
* “THAT NIGHT IN RIO"
* Tommy Kelly Bobby Jordan
* "MILITARY ACADEMY"
Seminole will have another
LAST TIMES TODAY:
OLSEN * JOHNSON
Martha Raye * ifueh Herbert
"HELLZAPOPPIN”
West Point—A Color Featurette
Jimmy Durant? • Phil Silvers
Jane Wyman
"You're in the Army Now’
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The Masked Rider"
Mack Broun Furzy Knight
Starding}Bold!
76 AnnudT Tour a muamut
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F Tommy Kell, a Mae Rebson E
B Adventures of Tom Sawver K
8 (In Glorious Technieolor) K
E loan Arthur Robi. Cummines W
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■ Open 5:0 P M.— 1Se to 7, then 200 k
We Wateh Your Caramd
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* "THIEF OF BAGDAD” ’
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* Powell           Joan Blondell
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Revenue Men Have System
Because the stickers may be easily
removed after having been affixed to
the car, some of the revenue men
personally are adopting a system of
»writing their own name, their car's
tvpe and its engine number in ink
across the face of the stamp. Such a
system may not he foolproof. they
point out, but at least it is expect-
ed to have a tendency to discourage
theft of the new federal use sticker.
Here's heirloom crochet-a beautiful cloth, made of these grace de
gignsguares, ^‘n filet crochet. The squares can be crochet sen.
• lately and sewn together or crocheted together as vou go aln SP
tern 7197 instructions and charts for making square materials
needed: illustrations of square and stitches.             ’ materials
To obtain this pattern send 10 cents in coin to Oklahoma ci. mim..
Household Arts Dept. 259 W. Fourteenth street, Y#rk SWime
sure to write plainly your name, address and pattern number. ’
fJAPS BOMB S H R1 * E
Hang onto your new auto use stamp.
That is a warning issued by H. C.
Jones, internal revenue collector, whose
phone has been deluged by persons
seeking stamp replacements after los-
ing their initial $2.09 purchase.
Unfortuantely, there are no re-
placement stamps. About me only re-
course is to plunk down another $2.09.
Its sad, but it's true," a revenue of-
ficial woefully announced.
The tax sticker is different from
county and city licenses. There are
no serial numbers and each looks ex-
actly like any other. Therefore, there
is practically no way to secure a cer-
tification of a previous purchase.
.                           CUMBERLAND, Md.—(P)— A mo-
will be part of a one-day drive for torist filed suit against a farmer
Purchase of the necessary federal
•ticker takes less than a minute at the 1
postal windows. With it goes a post- l
raid which requires the owner to fill
in the make, model, body style and en-
gine number of his car This may be
done at the owner's leisure, however
Therefore, some minutes may be saved '
bv buying from the postoffice window
rather than going to the second floor
internal revenue office wherethe card
must be completely filled out and
> ohanded in before the stamp is forked
»niit The upstairs procedure also ne-
cessitates immediate knowledge of the I
required information whereas the
postoffice system gives you a chance
to take your card home for compar-
son with the car’s title before mailing
it back to the tax collector
.Rerorts.from over the state indi.
cate that, the original supplies .sent to
outying offices are being rapidly used
• up Several postmasters have driven
here to replenish their stocks
OPEN 6—1 Sr in lh,„
EDW. G. ROBINSON—IDA LUPINO
JOHN GARFIELD In
SeaWolf
MADELEINE CARROLL
“ONE NIGHT IN LISBON”
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Only WOMEN at 2-7 P. M • Only MEN at 9 P.
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PHILADELPHIA Jan 21 _Ip, _ Its Bovs Goodbv
James A. Farley, former chairman of            J                J
the Democratic national committee
said Tuesday night "I have no sym-
pathy for those who would do away
with the two-party system and call bi-
_ . _                               I partisan elections."
The Keep ’Em Walking" campaign Speaking at the annual dinner of
kepts’em-paying Tuesday to the tune : the Clover club Farley asserted "we
or $122.76 deposited by downtown must - • •
shoppers at the mile-o-dimes booth.
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16 MM,—350 ft • sound ...... s17.50
SHIP ANYWHERE I THE STATE
H.O. DAVIS
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One look at her . .. and men all say "Ah-h-h"!
Her husband says "Ouch!" You'll say it's
the year's most rollicking romantic rcmp!
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In contrast to the early filling out
of income tax blanks, sales of the auto n .
use stickers are proceeding at snail's 2• business W omen
pace. Postal officials estimated they T. C. i v A . .
had issued about 5,000 in Oklahoma 1o Study First Aid
City since the tax sticker joined their
letter stamps last Saturday. The in- The Y. W. C A. will spo;
ternal revenue, collector’s office on the aid class for 25 business
second floor of the federal building es- th, 1
timated that sales there were approxL « n gymnasium on the fourth
mately 4,000. With less than two I loor, opening January 29. Two-hour I
weeks left in which an estimated RO- session will be held Mondays and
non stickers must be purchased from Thursdays.at 1 p m • under Mrs. H
Oklahoma City tax outlets the pres- A. Gotthold. Red Cross instructor,
mt sales total is hardly a drop in the ' . Another class is being held in the
bucket                               Y.W.C. A. Tuesday nights for Kerr
Takes Less Than Minute Dn Go,>cli! Co employes. A third will
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Pay Increase Denied
Guthrie City Employes
GUTHRIE. Jan  21—(Special)-
Hopes for a salary Increase for city
employes were killed Monday when a
council committee decided against it
< The committee agreed to use any sur-
plus funds at the end of the fiscal
year for bonuses on a prorated hash
Mayor T H Harman said the ci-
vilian defense board had requested all
• cities to provide a fund for use In
case of any emergency and that the
committee decided to hold the money
for such a fund rather than use it
for increased salaries
»•—Member O.A.D.T. 79-8133
Among the most welcome contribu-, Fish Eennnmi7. T,
tions Tuesday were two dimes which' In Economize, loo
came through the mail from Mr. and WASHINGTON.—(P— Fish of the T he. men who will &0 to Fort Sill
Mrs. A. J. Martin, route 2, box 96. Great Smoky Mountain National nark are Mickie L Smith, Dale Lee Vin-
who described themselves as "two old rearing pools find themselves on a cen ' Henry Lee Klker, George Wil-
folks living too far out to come in ' ''’ar budget. Now they eat pig liver I “am Voituro, Freeman Lee Montgom-
and bring our offering."               and melts where in pre-war davs they
1 "Please deposit it for us," requested ' ate sheep liver which cost 50 percent
Mrs. Martin in a letter addressed to | more. Reports say the fish don't find
the John A Brown Co, on whose the change distasteful
Fred MaeNfurray • Sadeleine Carroll
“VIRGINIA”
Dead End Kid,
"HIT THE ROAD”
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