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AFTER LAST NIGHT MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE JUST ASK: Is the drug store a meeting place of young folks? Oct. 13, 1953 41 By Will Jones sfkks Are switching of channels on sets, but the FCC says that isn't so. As far as they're concerned, the owner can do what he pleases with his set. HOME MOVIE fans will find this month that they can keep EXPLORE YOUR MIND I on Toast By ALBERT E. YVIGGAM, D.Sc right up with the swiftly-changing professional movie industry.

Can a woman's finest talents make her an unhappy wife? Mi On display at the Century Cam-eracade at the Radisson hotel Oct. 23 through 25 will be 3-D Vmmr a Photos mnd text pj Rutfffll Bull, Minneapolis Tribune photographer home movies, 8mm. sound mov-1 ies, a CinemaScope screen for home use, and zoom lenses. At one booth, any amateur will be able to have a magnetic sound track added to any roll of 16mm. movie film, up to 400 feet long, free of charge.

"THE ROBE" is breaking all Minneapolis boxoff ice records in its first week, reports the management of Radio City theater. It's out-pulling the all-time Barbara Sans, 232 Clifton avenue One of the neatest tricks of the week is pulled off by the newly hired Waikiki trio playing in the Nicollet's Waikiki room. Even when they stand right by your table, they manage to give the music a far-away sound that suggests it's coming a quarter of a mile down the beach. Second-neatest trick of the week is what they do with "The Thild Man Theme." The way they play it, it sounds just like a Hawaiian tune. The trio, headed by Phil Ve-laiico, is a pleasant added asset to spot that already had 'a lot of pleasant asset.

A GIRL WHO made her first visit to the Waikiki room was confused by the steaming-hot, rolled-up napkin that was served with the appetizers. "Do I eat it?" she asked. It could have been a Polynesian blintz, she figured. Bob Jacobsen, 1101 Nicollet: Next to church a drug store is a good meeting place. I would rather see them drinking a malted than see them hanging around a tavern.

Art Johnson, 4005 Meadowbrook lane, St. Louis Park: For years drug stores have been the meeting place for young folks and I think they will continue to be. Evonne Peterson, Amery, I met my husband in a drug store in Amery. He is the best man in the world. If other girls can find as good a man they are lucky.

Arnold Peterson, 6108 Stevens avenue: Over a period of time more romances have started in drug stores than any other place I know of. Vs. Mary and John wer It's a good meeting place for teenagers. Maybe the scent of perfume helps provide a proper atmosphere. money-maker, "Gone With the Wind," at exactly the same ad honor music 6tudents.

They married. The first year went well. Then the baby came. John didn't get the raise he expected. mission price.

VIEWERS WILL VOTE on The piano stayed covered with dust. John came home tired and what films they want to see on found Mary on You've They Say "Movie of the Week," a new se seen this happen often enough SEVEN-WAY COMIC He's a one-man crowd ries on Channel 5 that starts at to nnisn the story yourself. 11 p.m. Friday. At the end of each performance, three trailer 6 Drivers Sent to Workhouse for Traffic Violations DO SCIENTISTS know much and forehead, Jimmy Durante's about the growth of body cells? nose, Eddie Cantor's eyes, Don previews will be shown for possible playing the next week.

Viewers will mail in their choices. ald O'Connor's ears, Dean Mar DINING TIP that works well in the Waikiki room: make a meal of the appetizers. Skip the main-course stuff, which is "I've had to live with the fear of blindness since I was 6, when my brother accidentally shot out my left eye with a toy arrow. Today I have 6 per cent vision at most. But blindness in many ways actually is an advantage for a writer.

There are less distractions. I now am able to write complete stories in my head. I can remember a story without missing a punctuation mark." JAMES THURBER, writer. tin's mouth, Bud Abbott's mustache and Lou Costello's cheeks and chin. Six drivers were sentenced to the workhouse when they ap good, but not really necessary.

James E. Drevdahl, 26, 4519 Blaisdell avenue, for driving without a license. Fined $100 each for drunken driving were: Marcellus A. Mack, 49, 3704 Thirty-ninth avenue David W. Perkins, 28, 713 Sixteenth avenue and Ida Schroeder, 51, 1805 First avenue also fined $50 for hit-run driving.

N. Y. Hotel Sold NEW YORK (INS) The Hilton Hotel Corp. Wednesday announced sale for 15 million dollars of the Hotel Plaza on Fifth avenue to the Fifty-Ninth Street ending the 10-year ownership of the Manhattan landmark by the Hilton peared Wednesday before Judge THE CHANNEL 11 people are backing down a bit on their Just be sure to include an order of barbecued squab with the Thomas Tallakson in Minneap Tliurber claim that no set adjustment is necessary to Dick up their olis traffic court. BELL INGRAM worked the "Dragnet" theme music into, of all things, a news show.

But maybe that's not news. I heard a record program the other night that didn't offer a single note of "Dragnet" music. That's news. appetizers. Short Ones Sentenced for drunken driv station.

In some old sets, certain parts have become dirty All movie films shot by through disuse and don't function well when the dial is ing were: Stanley Skinnemoen, 43, Paynesville, and Calvin K. Berg, 25, Tyler, 30 days each; and Robert W. WMiiN-iv pnotograpners are No. The cell from which you were born first divides in two, then four and so on into the millions. Soon some cells change into bone, blood, etc.

But no one knows why. SHOULD WE have "up front" mental treatment for civilians? Ye. It would save great numbers from complete breakdown. turned to Channel 11. air-mailed to Sioux Falls, S.

D. "Like a woman, they are hard to manage, and it takes a man to run them." FRED W. BOARDMAN, veteran of 50 years of railroading, on why the feminine gender is given to steam locomotives. "I am a happily-married woman and I want to follow my husband." MRS. INDIA EDWARDS, giving her reasons for leaving her Democratic party post.

Day Brightener: Night club dialog between an Weiss, 27, 4621 Central avenue Columbia Heights, 30 days with parole after 10 days. Berg A LOT OF SET-OWNERS are having "their dials fixed so that Channel 11 will come in 10 be developed at KELO-TV, a sister station, and then promptly air -mailed back. WMIN-TV hasn't been able to on the Channel 6 spot on the also was sentenced to 10 days for driving after revocation of get developing equipment. aged wolf and a cutie: "Where his license. "WORLD'S FUNNIEST Man" is the tag hung on the picture TODAY'S FEATURES ON RADIO AND TELEVISION dial.

The move saves flipping through a lot of blank channels when switching between Channel 11 and the other stations. There was a rumor around that the federal communications commission frowns upon such have you been all my life, baby?" "Well, to begin with, I was born late in the second quarter TELEVISION printed with this column. It's a composite photo made up from assorted features of "Comedy Hour" stars: Jerry Lewis' hair Day Spoiler News that George Jessel not only has as Henry H. Banks, 38, 260 Bryant avenue was sentenced to 10 days for driving after Nolan, 20, 538 Girard avenue was sen-terced to five days for driving without a license, and John M. Schmeltzer, 25, 2816 James avenue to five days for careless driving.

Three men were placed on probation after being given 30-day stayed sentences: Reuben A. Elling, 46, 400 Twenty-second avenue for driving after siisnfnsinn- T-farnlrl T.amhfrt mm 11:30 P.M. Movie: "Pointing -Finger," with John Stuart, Viola Keats. Ch. 4.

RADIO 10:30 A.M. "Make Up Your Mind" guest: Candy Jones. 5:00 P.M. Ben Leighton interviews Lee Hodges, Christmas Seal founder. KSTP.

8:30 P.M. President Eisenhower speaks. WTCN. 9:00 P.M. New time for "Eaton's Wreckroom.

WCCO. 9:30 P.M President Eisenhower speaks. KSTP. 10:30 P.M President Eisenhower speaks. WCCO.

11:05 P.M Dwight Cook's guest: K. C. Wu, former governor of Formosa. WCCO. sorted 1 ng 'I 2:00 P.M Kate Smith's guests: Ralph Flanagan and orchestra.

Ch. 5. 1 7:30 P.M. Drama: "Love At Sea," with Merle Oberon. Ch.

4. 8:00 P.M President Eisenhower speaks. Ch. li. 8:30 P.M.

Drama: "Emergency," with Richard Conte. Ch. 5. 8:30 P.M. Drama: "Johnny Come Home," with Frank McHugh, Sylvia Sidney.

Ch. 11. 9:30 P.M. President Eisenhower speaks. Ch.

5. 11:00 P.M. Movie: "Girl Reporter," with Helen Chandler, Reed Howse. Ch. 11.

11:00 P.M. Movie: "The Mantrap," with Lloyd Cor-rigan, Henry Stephenson. Ch. 5. toupees to create the illusion 1 mi that his hair is growing, but mm that he has a wind-blown model for wear at the race track.

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