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RECORD-EAGLE, TEA VERSE CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE TWELVE SERIAL--FEATURES-ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1847 They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo THEN HE'LL SNEAK HOME WITH THE MILKMAN'S HORSE AFTER VOWING TOBEINV ELEVEN- WILL CHEERFULiy FIRE ANVBOPV WHO'S A MINUTE LATE FOR WORK- PR. ALBlM E. MUN5ON DAVIPSOM Atthe THEATRES MICHIGAN Warners' "Stallion Road," the current screen attraction at the Michigan Theatre is a dramatic love story, co-starring Ronald Reagan, Alexis Smith and Zachary Scott. The film tells the story of two different kind of men who fall in love with the same girl, a girl who is battling to survive in a man's business. LYRIC "My Dog Step" with Lanny Rees and Tom Neal will have its last showing tonight at the Lyri? theatre.

Elizabeth, wife of President James Madison, was the daughter of a British army officer who fought against the colonies in the Revolution. Leonardo da Vinci was left- handed; so is Charles Burehfield, famous American water colorist, whose pictures hang in many museums, including the Cleveland Museum of Art. A I ACROSS 1. Shades of a primary color 5. Fish 9.

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Fancy ball clothes 36. Ankle bone (anat.) 38. People of Ireland 39. Civil wrong- 40. Wagon 41.

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Humble 29 Hollywood Film Shop HOLLYWOOD (UP)-- vood, along with the rest of the country, is getting religion, according to a young man who sells religious records. Earle E. Williams, founder and president of Sacred Records, Los'Angeles, says more people in the IT. S. are attending church than ever before, is creating a rising demand for religious music recordings.

"Hollywood is a good example," he said. "Most people think of the town as filled with night clubs, movie stars and wild living. But. many churches have to hold two identical services every Sunday morning to accommodate the crowds now flocking to them." Williams, an energetic man of 31, conceived the idea of manufacturing religious music records three years ago when he was minister of youth and music director for the late Aimee Semple McPher- son. He found it almost impossible to obtain the records he needed in his work.

Idea and $35 "All I had was an idea and $35," he said. "But I sold my car, ray dog, my wife's spinet, a camera and a renovated church organ and borrowed the rest on a note the $3,000 I had to have to start production." Sacred Records engaged the t-known religious musicians and artists for the records. It also issued dramatic recordings of fa- mous Bible stories, including "Noah and the Ark." "Samson and the Lion," and "Lot's Wife," a mystery story. "Lots of parents buy them to teach their children the Bible stories," Williams said. Williams said getting religion back into the home would be the most important contribution of the back-to-religion movement.

SALLY'S SALLIES i.l-rtd U. S. PaleM Office Copi SynJiijic. Ini tcictvrd Pixie O'Scowl Teaches Flying --Wrens, Robins and Sparrows are His Students By MAX TRELL I KNARF, the shadow, met Pixie O'Scowl Pixie McSnooze justj as they O'Cheer which was where they lived under the roots of the oak tree at the.b^ck of the garden. It was still very early in thej morning.

Pixie O'Scowl seemed toj be in a very great hurry, whereas Pixie McSnooze stood leaning against the trunk of the tree, yawning. On noticing Knarf, Pixie O'Scowl greeted him, then grumbled: "I'm sorry 1 can't stay here and chat with you. We're late as it is. Come along, sleepy-head," he said, seizing Pixie McSnooze by the hand and giving it a yank. Knarf asked where they going.

I Flock of Birds "It's one of those things that happens every year around this With a pair of wings attached, Knarf went right up in the air. Knarf did just as he was told. He tvcj.v itiuuiiu uus xvnaii uiu JUSL as ne was told. He time," muttered Pixie went right up in the air. It was so "We've got to teach a flock of looking down that he foi- young birds how to fly." He sud-i got to keep flapping, and came right denlv erlanced around at down an-ain- "Alwavs k-onn flan denly glanced around at Pixie McSnooze.

You've gone and forgotten our wings! i gave them down again. "Always keep flap ping," Pixie O'Scowl warned. "That's the first rule in flying." to you just before we started up-. They spent most of the morning stairs! Where did you leave them the young birds to do just Pixie McSnooze was too sleepyithat-- just to flap their wings. Some to remember where he had them managed to get a few feet them, so Pixie O'Scowl the ground, then tumbled down Knarf to keep his eye on Pixie again.

McSnooze for a minute and be surei "Keep flapping keep flapping!" not to let him fall asleep. Then he Pixie O'Scowl and Knarf kept darted back to O'Cheer Hal! to find shouting. The little chickens were the package of wings. Meanwhile almost as good as the -others but Knarf kept shaking Pixie Me- Pixie O'Scowl didn't think they'd Snooze. But it did no good.

He learn much more. "They never fast asleep. beyond learning how to hop." 1 1 ICTL 1 'Let him sleep. He's no help to me anyhow. You'd better come with me," Pixie O'Scowl said when he returned.

So they Pixie Mc- Snooze, quietly slumbering under the tree (and covered him over with a leaf to keep him. warm), and hurried off to meet the birds. he grumbled. "It's a waste of time trying to teach chickens how to The Flying Lesson Finally the flying lesson was over. "Ill be back tomorrow.

Keep practicing for the rest of the day. Just They found a whole flock of them robins, wrens and even a few chickens--waiting behind some bushes for their teach- Sappin I O'Scowl said. your wings," Pixie When Knarf and Pixie O'Scowl returned to the oak tree, they found Pixie McSnooze talking to a bee. "I'm glad we don't have to teach ers. It was like a regular class es-Lvj cept that it was out in the open air fly We 1 nf through with our work!" and most of the mother and father birds were present to help.

Pixie O'Scowl attached a pair of wings to Knarf's shoulders. "Just flap them up and down. You'll so right up." i 'Work," muttered Pixie O'Scowl as he took off his wings. "When do you ever work Knarf was sorry to have to take off. He liked the idea of YESTERDAY AND TODAY IN THE LIVES OP FAMOUS FOLK Herbert Marshall YEARS HAVE BEEN KIND to Herbert Marshall, suave, successful model of British perfection.

At 57 he is marking up his 15th year of movie fame, starring in his oxvn radio show and preparing to take his fourth wife Mallory) late this summer. Born in London, Marshal) had a promising British stage career interrupted by World War I. After losing a leg in that conflict it looked for a time as if his acting days were over, but an artificial limb and a lot of determination brought him back for more encores. After several years on the Broadway stage, Marshall went to Hollywood in 1933. His first marriage, to Actress Mollie Maitland, took place in 1915.

In 1928 he married Edna Best and had one Sarah Lynn. By his third marriage, to Lee Russell, Marshall has a daughter, Ann. People who rashly let 200.000 volts of electricity flow through Their systems may be operating according to scientific- principles, but most of us prefer our science in smaller noses. "There's nothing like haying children about the house, dear. They make the place.so nice and peaceful they've gone to bed." A ai-ge part of our American population lately, in northern has seemed to escape the fate of Noah only by a small margin.

What a -gov'meut! The early name of Boston. Trenton, a name given be- The Library of Congress. Washington, D. contains 700,000 maps. BUZ SAWYER By ROT CRANE BET YOUR LIFE 1 DIDi HERE'S BW FORT, AND HE'S EXACTLY WHAT HE CLAIMS TO BE AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.

OH.YOU FOOL, BUZ'. YOU OKW, CHUM. MAYBE YOU'RE I RIGHT. BUT WHY WAS HE SO ANXIOU6 TO KEEP US FROM TALKING TO THE POLICE? WHY DIP HE PRETEND TO HAVE A FLAT TIRE AND WHY, WHEN HE THOUGHt MY HEAD YWS TURNED, PID HE REACH UNDER THE5EAT BUZ: ARE YOU A CRAZY? KNOCKED OUT POMFREY- OUR ON1.V FRIEND IN AFRICA. BIG SISTER By LES FORGRAVE LEAVE WE CAR COULD BE BY WELL SLIP BACK WMEANSOFTHEM BLAIR HAS PUT A FAST ONE OVER ONUS! HERTS ANOTHER NOT TILL WE FIND ONE OF THE PAPERS AND SEE WHAT THOSE BOYS ABE UP TO.

SP THE ONE WITH THE UNDER HEQE. 1 WE'RE GRANT ON DOING ALL -r AREN'T WE? Copt. 1947. King Syndiaw, World rcstived By ALEX RAYMOND HONJEY DORIAN? NOT ON THIS PLANE, A LINER, AT A OADJOGRAM FOR VOU, MISS t-iONEV DORIAN AMONG MONEYS AT THIS HOTEL By CARL ANDERSON By CHIC YOUNG YES, BUT YOU'LL AW, GEE, WHY DO I HAVE TO LUG MY LITTLE SISTER WITH ME WHEREVER I GO I'M GROWN UP NOW HERES THE MONEY COOKIE ASK THEM IF THEY'LL GO TO THE MOVIES WITH YOU MOM, CAN ALVIN AND I HAVE SOME MONEY TO GO TO THE MOVIES GOOD BOYS, I'LL BUY YOU AN ICE-CREAM CONE APTEI? THE SHOW BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH By FRED LASWELL PEEK THRU TH' LEETL6 HOLE. GOOGLE IT'S GOT TH 1 MOST BODACIOUS PITCHER IN THflR eJER LflID VORE EVES ON H6V, HOWS ABOUT SNEflK PREVIEW Of THE SPARKLER? WHV.

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