The Holland Evening Sentinel from Holland, Michigan • Page 10

TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1953 Television Racing to Keep Citizens Hwne in Battle With Movie Industry HOLLYWOOD (UP)-- Television will unroll its not-so secret weapon in tie battle against the movies nexljmonth--- all the big-name stars it cin gather. Theaters are trying to lure in' the customers with 3-D and wide- screen epics. So TV is racing to kee the citizens home in the living-room. The new fall shows begin on TV in September with the networks lining up such filmsters as Ann Sothein, Joan Caulfield, Edmund O'Brien, Broderick Crawford, Sheridsn, Ray Milland, Ronald Colmar, David Niven, Dick Powell, Loretta Young, Celeste Holm, and Mickey Rooney. Even Joan Crawford, Gary Grant Gary Cooper, Betty Hutton and Gordon MacRae are dickering to make guest star appearances 'hat may lead to, regular television shcnvs.

"Were going after every movie star we can get," reports Howard Ross, pasting director for the Colgate Comedy Hour. "Weve got to get some new We can't coast by on the past, but we must give, the viewers new shows and new faces. It's easier to get stars now-they're even approaching us." favorites from last season will be back, too--Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, Red Skelton, Martin and Lewis, Jimmy Durante Jackie Gleason, Groucho Marx, Jack Benny, Donald O'Connor, Burns and Allen, Marie WDson, Gene Autry, Eve Arden and Red Buttons. Fred Allen also returns with a new show. Rio Authorities Ban Bare Midriffs, Necklines RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (UP) --Municipal authorities barred plunging necklines and bare midriffs from the city's flourishing nightclubs Monday.

Rio's dancing girls, famous for near-nudity, were ordered to appear covered from the shoulders TO a point three inches above the knee. The ruling was effective with Monday night's performances. A THEODORE EPP OF THE BACK TO THE BIBLE BROADCAST LINCOLN, NEBRASKA WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19 IMMANUEL CHURCH COR. 22nd STREET AND PINE AVENUE DR.

S. FRANKLIN LOGSDON, Pastor Epp speaks over 300 radio stations each week in the Back to he Bible Broadcast, which supports 200 missionaries. Come and Special music by the Benjamin sisters of Chicago, Gospel lingtri. Machinery to Red China Proposed CHICAG 0(UP) A left-wing farm equipment workers union has proposed that America's sagging farm machinery market be bolstered by trade with Red China, it was learned today. The proposakcame Monday during a meeting between the Farm Equipment-United Electrical Workers Union, (Ind.) and officials of International Harvester Co.

to discuss ways of reducing layoffs at harvester plants. The union revealed that the meeting had taken place. There was no immediate comment from the company. Layoffs of 7,500 to 8,000 workers are expected by Sept. 1 at Harvester plants because of production cutbacks, reduced sales and other factors.

The depressed market was blamed on falling national farm income. FE-UE President Milton Burns said the union proposed that China would offer a vast outlet for farm machinery, trucks and other harvesting equipment. A Few Too Many BOULDER, Colo. (UP)--Richard J. Mussil was fined 5211 for having more than the legal 10 trout in his possession.

He told a judge the 248 trout confiscated in his deep freeze by state game and fish authorities were being saved for a big fish fry for his friends. THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, EVENING SENTINEL Distribution Started For Hunting Licenses (UP) Michigan's Conservation Department today began distribution of a record 1,570 000 small game, deer hunting and trapping licenses to some 4,000 dealers throughout the state. The 1953 game permits include 850,000 resident small game licenses, 550,000 resident and 30,000 nonresident deer licenses, 60,000 resident and 10,000 nonresident archery licenses, 2,000 nonresident small game licenses. 45,000 trapping licenses and 5,000 deer camp licenses. Knocks Himself Out Chasing Girl on Beach ADRIAN, Mich.

(UP)--John C. Bisorek, 19, knocked himself out over a girl. The Detroit youth was playing tag on a beach Monday when the girl ducked under a life guard platform. Bisorek chased after her but forgot to duck. He was carried away unconscious and treated at a hospital for a concussion.

Company Sues Union DETROIT (UP) Wyan'dotte Co. sought $250.000 from Local 12270 of the United Mine Workers (Ind today on grounds a sit-down strike by 110 pipe- fitters has cost 'the company that amount. Public 'education costs in the Jmted States have increased from 115 per capita in 1870 to the present rate of almost 5190 per year. Excuse Women in Hearing ATLANTA (UP)--Women were excused from a hearing of the State Literature Commission Monday while a complainant read earthy passages from a pocket novel he said was unfit to be read in prison. TISSOT WATCHES COSTUME JEWELRY 'Repairing A 141 N.

River Ave. PAGE FIVE Clyde Beatty; famed wild animal trainer whose circus appears in Holland Friday under sponsorship of the Holland Shrine Club, patiently coaxes Sabre, a Royal Bengal tiger, to sit up for his photograph. Beatty smiles but Sabre sees nothing lunny about it and shows his dental equipment in a snarl. The circus will pitch it's tents on the East 16th Street grounds for performances at 3 and 8 p.m. Recovering, Restyling of Your Present Furniture Wm BUIS MATTRESS CO.

174 CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 66257 beauEtfbf music together Returned Detroit POW Taken to Naval Hospital NEW YORK (UP)-S-Sgt. Robert Wilkms, the first Detroit Korean war prisoner returned to the United States, was taken today to St. Albans Naval Hospital where doctors said they believe he is suffering from tuberculosis. Wilkins, a gunner aboard a B-26 bomber which was shot down by the Communists in 1951.

was reunited with his pretty wife Sunday at Mitchell Field, Long Island Mrs. Wilkins rushed up a ramp and boarded a military transport when the plane rolled to a stop She dropped to her knees beside her husband's stretcher, threw her arms around him and Bob, Oh Bob, you've come back to us." Used Auto Parts Tires FOR SALE Tires 6:00 16 6:50 16 Reasonably Priced WANTED Scrap Iron, Industrial and Farm Scrap, Junk Autos, Batteries IRON and METAL 181 Columbia Avenue PHONE 3095 WANTED WITH HERNIA Who Are Tired of Ordinary Trusses We want hard working men whose jobs require lifting and straining who don't want to spend time in a hospital--who hnv nursed hernia for 10, 20, 30 years or more. We want you to come to our office for a free "consultation. We promise a Control that will HOLD your rupture, if it is reducible and service for it free as long as you need it. You'll never have to buy another truss as long as you live after you start Sykes Service.

There is no charge for private consultation. Ir you are now ruptured, come in and see for yourself how needless it is to suffer one day longer. iSERWCfc; SI Petersburg 6, Flo. Ask the desk clerk for Harold Schuman The Good Old Hotels Miscellaneous REMEMBER Our Cities Service Touring Bureau When Planning Your Vacation IT'S MUSIC TO OUR EARS To have your car purr after our special VACATION-TIME service. a personajized complete service with the finest petroleum products available Cities Service! Your GAR SAFETY Is Our Business See Your Local Dealer Or Consignee Before You Make That Trip! Holland, Michigan A year-round fireproof hotel In Western Vacationland.

A Truly Modern Hotel, 170 Rooms. RELAX IN THE BIER KELDER. AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT Eat The Dutch i Enjoy Yourself At The WARM FRIEND Food PAINT WALLPAPER Luminall Enterprise. Ford Low Lustre House Paints The Color House VAN GRONDELLE 152 East 8th St. Phone 7372 Realtors PRODUCE Fresh Daily--Two Locations Reel's Produce Mkt 8th and Pine 31st and Michigan REAL ESTATE Homes Farms Lots Resorts ISAAC REALTY Ltd.

29 8th St. Phone 2364 Auto Service Geerds Veltman, Inc. 700 Michigan Ave. I I A I A I A Frozen Food Lockers PHONE 2660 and 2486 Gifts I HOUSEWARES A A Teerman Hardware BUY THRU A REALTOR With Confidence and Save Time Holland Board of Realtors Rypma's SHELL SERVICE Cor. US-31 15th SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS FIRESTONE TIRES BATTERIES ACC.

Holland's Only Shell Station 16 E. 8TH ST. PHONE 9585 Restaurants Bulk or Bottled NIES A A CO. Phone 3315 6-8833 6-8561 G.E. Electrical Appliances Bottled Gas Service Service On All Appliances All Types of Electric Wiring ESSENBURG ELECTRIC CO.

50 West 8th St. Phone 4811 IN HOLLAND AREA 3 8 8 4 I I LOCAL CONSIGNEE IN FENNVILLE AREA 2 5 4 2 1 I LOCAL CONSIGNEE Enjoy Mary Anne at the Hammond Organ 12 to 2 and 5:30 to 8 Open 5:30 a.m. till midnight AIR CONDITIONED INSURANCE IS OUR BUSINESS 194 Phone Let us help you McBride Crawford Agency Drive-lns SERVICE STATIONS Dokter and Johnson CITIES SERVICE GREEN STAMPS 32ND AND MICHIGAN PHONE 67302 i Holland Oil Co. JWASHING GREASING BRAKE SERVICE 500 W. 17TH ST.

PHONE 2928 Zwiers Cities Service COMPLETE LUBRICATION WE BALANCE WHEELS 261 EAST 8TH ST. PHONE 4638 Van Hill's Cities Service 320 N. STATE ST. ZEELAND, A SANDWICH and SODA BAR Ice Cold Drinks, Thick Maltm Our Specialty On US 31 across from Junior High ASSOCIATED WITH THEISEN Michigan's Largest Distributors of Cities Service PETROLEUM PRODUCTS HOME OFFICE IN ST. JOSEPH RUSS' SANDWICH SHOP EAST LIMITS HOLLAND ALL STEAK HAMBURGERS DUTCH MAID S.

of 32nd on US 31 Featuring: Chicken Hot Sandwiches Thick Sea Foods Fries Home Made Pies Full Line Of Fishing Equipment For 19 Years MAIN AUTO SUPPLY 60 East 8th Street Films Books BRINK'S BOOK STORE AS EAST 8TH STREET Russell A. Kiaasen REALTOR AND INSURANCE 36 West 8th St. Phone 3566 MEENG'S STANDARD SERVICE Greasing Washing Polishing: Atlaa Tires and 16th and River Phone 9121. DE ROO REALTY 00, Chrysler Plymouth RELIABLE SERVICE C'rty Lake Farm Properties Home Cottages Lots I94 er at gth Phcne 4755 SALES and SERVICE Complete One-Stop Service 24 Hour Wrecker Service Photo Supply KODAKS Photo i i i Quality Fast Service DU SAAR PHOTO and GIFT SHOP Across from Warm Friend Tav. Jacob Grasmeyer REALTOR City Form Property 426 Maple Ave Phone 4462 mm MOTOR SALES 25 W.

9th St. Phone Dry Cleaning STUDIO and PHOTO SUPPLY 7 West 8th St. Holland Portraits and Cameras DEVELOPING and PRINTING Bakery Peoples State Bank A Convenient and Friendly place to do your banking. Deposits Insured to $10,000 Jewelers JCUULRY Dependable) for over quarter of century W. 8th Phons 4506 Holland Tourist Traveler INFORMATION HEADQUARTERS HOLLAND CHAMBER ot COMMERCE AT YOUR SERVICE Phone 2379 21 West 8th Holland LAKE MICHIGAN Water Temperature 68 Air 75 FOR DEUGIOUS PASTRIES CAKES and PIES SWEET ROLLS FRENCH PASTRY SHOPPE 58 East 8th St.

Phone 2542 (LEANEtfS "THE HOUSE OF SERVICE" Ph. 2465 College at 6th KAISER HUDSON SALES and SERVICE Fine Selection of USED CARS UNITED RHOTOR SALES 723-33 Michigan Ave. Ph. 7225 Drugs Toys Complete Selection of Toys in Season the a Hobby Supplies Sptg. Goods Fish Tackle Baby Furnishings Reliable Cycle Shop 254 River Ave.

READ The Holland Evening Senhnel While on your vacation. ORDER IT TODAY Drugs Cosmetics BEACH TOYS VISIT OUR FOUNTAIN Bunte's Pharmacy 54 East 8th St. Ph. 4714 CHEVROLET SALES and SERVICE 24 Hour Wrecker Service Rob't. De Nooyer Chevrolet NINTH AT RIVER PHONE 2386 DRUGS-TOILETRIES 4 Registered Pharmacists Hansen's Drug Store Rexall Agency 20 West 8th Phone 3105 GENERAL TIRES TIRES ARE OUR BUSINESS Bill's Tire Shop 50 West 8th Phone 3109 Drugs and Cosmetics YOUR WALGREEN AGfcNCY Model Drug Store We give SH Stomps Corner Sth-Rivcr Phono 4707 PHONE 319) FOR SPACE IN THIS DIRECTORY Holland Association of Insurance Agents Bids You Welcome Simon Borr, Arnold W.

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