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:15 World or Sport
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:43 Sam Have DLBS
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:30 Son of the Pioneer
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:45 Frank and Ernest DLBS
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U.S. Fish, Wildlife Chief
Asks Duck Hunt Information
John L. Parley, director of the
TVh uml Wlldllle Service, today
urueo an walorlowl hunters who
have received registration card
with the purchase of their fcdfral
eluclt stamps to cooperate with
the service by filling out and
promptly returning the indicated
portion of the form.
Tills year more than 700 post
offices throughout the country have
been lurnished with double posi
card forms uhich are handed lo
purchaser of duck stamps at
these particular post offices.
One-half of the card Is to
filled out by the hunter and re
turned at once to the service. Tile
rlher hull it In hA b
sort of scorecard on which Ihe
hunler can list the numbers and
kinds of waterfowl which he bas:.
eMirlng the commit season, and the
number of dnys he hunted.
This sample of hunters who re
turn the cards." said Director Far.
ley, "wui receive questionnaires a',
the end ol the hunt mi; seui.on in
which they will be asked lo report
their seasonal hunting success. II
Is hlRhly Important that all duck
tlamp purchasers receiving reRls
Iration cards fill them out am:
mall them promptly. Cards from
everyone romacted are necessary
lo make our sample representative
of Ihe entire hunting population "
Lake County Free
Mongol Pheasants
LAKF.VIEW Eighteen hundred
Mongolian pheasants have been
liberated In Lake Comity during
the last 10 davs. according to Uovd
Claggetl. local field agent for the
elate game department.
Hall of Ihe birds were llberaleii
In the (Joose lake Valley and the
other half at Summer l ake The
birds, which were 10 weeks old.
were brought from Ihe Ontarii
Game farm. Claggetl Mtd lh
roosters w-ill be mature Me lot
hunters when Ihe season opens.
MASS rKODITTtOV
LEAMINGTON, England Ifl
Mrs. Mabie Constable, already the
mother oi 19 children at the age
of -37, gava birth vesterday to
triplets two boys and a girl. Her
rviou3 19 Included two tela ol
twins.
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Chief purpose of the survey, Di
rector Furley explained, Is lo de
termine as accurately as possible
the exler.t of the watcrlowl hunt
ing kill for Ihe season In order
that a proper balance between the
harvest of these birds and the hunt
ing regulations may continue to
be maintained.
Tills annual mall survey was In
augurated on n national basis dur
ing the 1D5J hunting season when
150 post offices cooperated Willi
'.lie service In handing out the card
forms. AccoidliiT lo Director Far
ley, It has potentialities of bcnin
lone of Ihe most progressive step-.
ever taken Dy the Fish and Wlld
llle Service m the mailer ol in
ventorying the annual harvest of
waterfowl.
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LOVELY GRACE KELLY and veteran screen star Cary Grant
set off fireworks as a new romantic team in Alfred Hitchcock's
fast-paced thriller, "To Catch a Thief", now showing at the
Esquire Theater. The Vista Vision, Technicolor suspense dra
ma, was filmed mostly on the fabulous French Riviera.
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
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'Well, of all the sneaky triocs;
Parent-Patrons
Change Dates
MACDOEL Mrs. Warren Far-
nnm was elected president of the
Mncdoel Parents and Patrons Club
at Its first mceiiii of the year,
Monday night ai the new school
house.
Arnold Cri.ss wns acting presi
dent in place of Mrs. Jim Butler
who WB.S 111.
Other officers chosen were Mrs.
Ted .Johnson, vice president; Mrs.
John Archibald, secretary; Mij.
Archie Tharn, treasurer;,- Mrs.
Howard Myers, historian, and Ora
Garey and wiineii Fainam, ser-
Beants-at-nnns.
The club hud plans for a mem
bership drive, with the school
rooms cjmpelmg lor a prize.
The group approved a change
;n Hireling nlfjhl from the third
Monday to. the third Tuesday- of
each monlh.
Cake and colic? were served by
ihe outgoing olficcr at the close
of the meeting.
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Ohio Turnpike
Opens Tonight
COLUMBUS, Ohio W-At one
ninu'.e pa.st midnight tonight cars
ami trucks start using the entire
length of the 211-mile Ohio Turn
pike that sweeps across northern
Ohio, joining the Pennsylvania
I urnpike.
A 22-mile section near the Penn
jylvania line opened las' Bcc. 1
The 219 remaining miles will be
the longest stretch of highway ever
opened anywhere- nt one time.
Tne Turnpike cost 326 million
dollars. It servesJour heavily popu
lated areas Cleveland, Toledo,
Younjstown and Akron and a
host of smaller -tities. A motorist
using the entire Turnpike will save
three hours driving time.
II win cost S3 to drive vour
family ear the whole distance. The
spesd hpiit is 65 in.p.h. for cars
and 55 in. p h. lor trucks.
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Gordon MacRae Attributes
HOLLYWOOD (UP I A boyish,
eager singer named Coraon Mac
Rae today is one of the hottest
"new" stars in Hollywood thanks
to his . own salesmanship and a
non-eager singer named Frank
Sinatra.
After MacRae bowed out of War
ner Studios, Hollywood observers
pegged him as "washed up." But
MacRae told today how by a fas
cinating combination of persistence
and self-confidence he promoted
himself Into the two biggest mu
sicals ol many year s "Okla
homa!" and "Carousel."
"Why, even when Frank Sinatra
got the role In 'Carousel' I never
lost faith I would get the part,"
MacRae said, "I even kept my side-
ourns ana my hair long."
MacRae Is not one to sit by
quietly and let people discover his
talents. He won the part in "Okla
homa!" by buttonholing director
Fred Zinncman and producer Ar
thur Hornblow. He says, with some
bewilderment, "They wasted a lot
ol money testing other people."
"When I was doing Oklahoma.' I
talked to Rogers and Hammerstein
Actress Improves
After Operation
BOSTON W! The condition of
actress Katharine Cornell was de
scribed as "good" early today aft
er an operation lor a chronic lung
EDscess.
Officials at Denconnes. Hospital
said the operation on the 57-year-
old actress yesterday was success-
lui ana mere were no complica
tions. Miss Cornell said she expects to
go on tour in November.
OPEN DAILY SsOO P. M
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TRACT
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Shorts Cartoon
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IN HIS fIRST i
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LEHCTH M
after more than jewels
-igter. - f0
with JESSIE ROYCE LANDIS JOHN WILLIAMS
EXTRA!
about doing 'Carousel' ", he went
on. "I thought I d be. a cinch lot
the part. I always hoped I d do
the picture. But they told me Sina
tra had tne Inside track.
MacRae nonetheless wired Dar
rvl F. Zanuck oi 20th Century-Fox
that the best man lor ' Carousel
a MacRae. Zanuck wired back
that Sinatra was set.
Sinatra, MacRae revealed, hint
ed even before the picture started
he might diicn tne roie.
"I saw Frankie up in Las vegas
onH kiHrirri him. telling him that
he ought to lay off 'Carousel' as
jt was an Oscar-type role, and I'd
like to do one and he'd already
DOORS OPEN r30 P.M.
EXPOSING
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"Rabbit Rampg".Bu9i lunny
lateif World Newt Iveett fOfRS OPEN i 3Q P M
Success To Self Confidence
done 'From Here to Eternity,'
MacRae said.
"Frankie said, 'Don't worry
about it. Gordon.' "
Sinatra, as hinted, stalked of the
Maine location of "Carousel",
claiming he hadn't bargained for
the picture to be shot with two dif
ferent cameras.
MacRae already knew the songs
ol "Carousel" because he sang
them last spring at a lair in Dallas
another move designed .to win
him the picture role.
"I studied hard lor eight years,
making a lot ol pictures at War
ners that were nice but didn't re
quire any ability." be said. "They
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SECRET LIVES!
A hitherto forbidden subject
M-G-M ha dared to
dramatize the book
that reveals the
secrets of the
psychiatrist's couch!
out
in presents I
A web ot romance
and suspense that
spins you from delight
lo danger-then spirals
to an explosive climax
..in fabulous Monle Carlol
s
xmix h i i i
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1 015
were too busy building up Dorij
uay.-
T D'al-h'pH MacRap rin cr
for "Carousel", and several timei
ne asaeo pruuutci ncmy tpnron,
"Was that okay? Did you like
uiat?"
Now MacRae Is planning his next
move. He wants a Broadway mu.
sical. "Also, Mr. Ephron Is writ,
ing a picture for me," he becan.
'I'm Droducina one that mium
have a role lor you," Ephron cor.
rected him.
"and I saw Jack Warner at a
party the other mgnt and put in a
plug lor Pajama Game'," MacRae
said eagerly.
DOORS OPEN 6:3Q p.m.
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