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THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1941" Page Five TWO-MILLIOH-DOLUm CAR FERRY OH MAIDEN VOYAGE Menuhin in Class I SHIRLLT TEMPLE llHEfiillSI CITY SSiIARE TIN IF DEC: GAS Lloyd Turner, arm 'Bought by Shor tress i Lloyd Turner has sold his 90-acre, farm on' the Lawrenceville road tO; John Shortress, employe of the National Sewing Machine The new owner will take possession Mar. 1 but will continue his work at the National. The sale was made through the S. B. Letts TAXIS $3,138 agency.

i ,8.1 NET ALLOTMENT TO ALL ILL--INOIS MUNICIPALITIES IS ANNOUNCED TO BE 668 CHICAGO'S SHARE TO BE DEVOTED TO HIGHWAY PURPOSES -BOCKFORD GETS $13,308. The Chicago A North Western railroad has announced plans for the purchase of $7,370,000 ih mobile freight and passenger equipment as part of a program to mod ernize the line's rolling stock. i The railroad will purchase five streamlined Diesel locomotives, 25 passenger cars; 1.000 gondolas, 500 box' cars and A--'' HOMING PIGEONS DRAFTED Springfield, Thomas Gallivan, president of the Springfield Pigeon cltib, has agreed to respond the army's plan draft homing pigeons by recruiting 1,000 birds from private" owru ers. Monday Features Newa, tOK. W.rltl Today.

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ml1 tnHav a nnf 1 Irttmfln nf The new passenger equipment jwill be utilized on runs between Inscet Beavy All the insects in the world today would outweigh all the mammals, accordlnf to some scientists. Violinist Menuhin Chicago and Wisconsin points ac 1 cording to tentative plans. The expenditure was authorized iliiliilii by Federal Judge John P. Barnes foil jftlMtalVi M'Mik-A and permission was granted the Yehudi Menuhin, above, noted violinist, has been given a class I draft rating, It was announced by his local board in Los Gatos, CaL However, since Menuhin. is to start a South American concert' tour April 1, he was granted a 90-day leave to begin on that date.

'8. S. of Midland railroad to apply to the Interstate commerce commission for authori Screenings We have some very nice coal screenings on hand. BELVIDERE LUMBER FUEL CO. Phone 10..

22-27 The $2,000,000 car'ferryTCity of Midland, steams out of port at Manitowoc, on her -maiden 138 i to Belvidere. as its onerthird share of the state gasoline gallon-age tax collections for December. A net allotment of- $1,066,668 to all Illinois cities' was announced. The gross allotment, McKibbin said, was $1,149,710, from which was deducted $83,041 for the $30,. 000,000 emergency unemployment relief bond Issue floated about eight years ago.

The entire Chicago allotment of $555,695 will be devoted to highway purposes for the first time since 1934, legislation permitting the diversion of part of the city's allotment having expired. From August, 193.4, until the end voyage with a full The vessel is or all-steel construction, ty to issue $5,500,000 of equipment trust- certificates in connection with the purchase. The certificates 1111 HKDC. 1I WHFO, WHIP, imoi wow Dtoo. times-a-weekly transcribed pro Johnson is often seen surrepti tiously mopping his brow at es are expected to be sold about Feb.

15. last month. grams. They'll be assisted by a pecially eerie seouences. He ''ad McKibbin said 1940 census fig quartet.

One of radio's most "delightful mits sheepishly that he often is so earned away by the story that ures were used for the first time in making the allotment. The to tal population of all municipalities Mew Zealand Leader The leader in, legislation to establish minimum wages was. New Zea land in 1894. youngsters, Shirley Temple, will make her second Radio Theater appearance tonight in "Captain even his knees quake. receiving an allotment was as compared with ,6,289,746 in January." Proving that Cecil B.

i i i i of the gasoline-tax was used for i BfTinnl -mmuH Alcn iha. Inst Why. doe th sun go down, at night? 1 ueMilie' meant it when We said, "Hurry back," after she did VThe Little Rebel" in October. Miss Other allotments in this section i i Phil Spitalny and of Charm" orchestra may go to Buf-faleiFeb. 4 to participate in the annual "Parade of Including about 40 groups -In the Memorial auditorium there for the benefit bf the sick fund of the local musicians' union.

Razor company (Schick) whicn bought the C--B- S. Saturday half hour is leaning toward a se payment' on advanced the only-ones- in existence. Pretty but daffy Grade Allen hears that a iamous New York restaurateur has named a salad after her, the "Gracie Allen Spe ciaL" Significantly enough, its mam ingredients are peaches and yu guessed it nuts! George that Gracie'd better not "sample this nutty concoction when: they come east for several broadcasts starting Feb, 10 or shell be arrested for cannibalism. 0 0 A regular on. "Hedda Hopper's Hollywood" Is Hans Conreid, spectacular young actor who is as striking in his renditions as in his attire, Hans comes to rehearsals Relief At Last include: DeKalb, Freeport, and Rockford, $13,308.

Temple will appear over WBBM at 8: O'clOCk i. i Shirley; ikes the part of Star aMittle girl orphaned by a sorrn at. sea in "Captain January." For Your Coiigfi ijr CreomuMon relieves promptly be ST; LOUIS BLUES' TAKES WU KEY A bluff, old lighthouse keeper named Captain January brings her cause it goes right to the seat of ttu Why are the skies so Get Facts About' Piles -Free if you are among those who suffer from Piles, Fistula, rectal and colon troubles which may cause headaches, backaches, nauseau, constipation, stomach distress-then get FREE BOOK which explains nature of these ailments. The Thornton Minor Clinic has treated more than 52,000 patients and will be glad to send you their FREE BOOK and large reference list. Send postcard to Thornton Minor Clinic; Suite 627-A, 926' Mc-Gee Kansas City.

Mo. lUble to help loosen ana expe rm. laden phiegm, and aid nature soothe and heal raw. tender, in bluer flamed bronchial- tnucous mem branes. Tell your druggist to sell you ih Greek sandals and vermilion socks and with his long hair hang St.

Louis, Jan. 27 Sooner or a Dotue ox (jreomuimon witn ine understanding you must like ths way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. ing in his eyes. But at the mike he's equally convincing as old men, later will be put down CREOMULSION drunk vdialeticlans, or Shakespe-rean tragedians. Miss Hopper favors him for Jier dramatizations for Coughs, OistCIdi, Bronchitis up to love the sea and the men who make their living aboard ship.

Star is a very happy child until a truant officer comes to town and decides the old captain isn't a fit guardian for her. Another complication arises when Captain Naz-ro reports a married woman in town saw Star and think she's the daughter of her sister who was drowned. One day. when Star and captain are at sea, the truant officer follows with a court order to take the child from January. Star doesn't want to go but has no choice.

Nor is she very comfortable in -an orthodox school where when the script will allow him, as she puts it, "to have his head." ries called "Duffy's Tavern," produced by Ed Gardner, who first presented it on the B. S. "Fore cast" broadcast during the sum merv Gardner, now directing the Rudy Vallee series, is emcee' and actor in the new program and, if it is bought will probably originate it on the west coast so lie can remain with the' Vallee stanzas. "Screen Guild heard over C. B.

S. Sundays, will run through the month of April, after which it will vacation for the summer James Melton, tenor star of the Monday B. C. "Telephone Hour," Just received two identical and very rare gifts from Iriends on opposite coasts of the United StatesiThe enameled china replicas of the' 1900 vintage motorcars which Mel Little Children ask "why?" octori, Inventors, Teachers, Ererybody It's the basia of all reasoning. Remember llavo Iha Suiting-the-town-to-the-mood de by band leaders a- town to stay; away from or go to, depending on what happened on their last visit.

In 1940 these things happened: The Casa-Loma ballroom was destroyed by' fire two days before Little Jack Little was due to appear. In "February, Al Tucker eloped with' a girl he met while playing at a St. Louis hotel the previous In Tony Pi Pardo was divorced while playing at a local hotel, L-. A hotel booking of Carlos Mo partment: Phil Spitalny's Sunday night "Hour of Chanrf concert featured "Estrellita" 1 means "Little Star" and 'The $tar Spahgied Banner." So Vocal she knows more than the other children, in most fields but is woe 9 fully ignorant in others. ist Vivian wore a biacK evening gown spangled with gold stars.

DO AC. EUHPMOtt'i? for aligning automobile front wheels balancing straightening frames. ALL WORK IS FULLY GUARANTEED. WOLF CIlEUnOLET SALES i -'f'-1 Service Department. xy' The Fox Theater in Detroit, be For all his tongue-in-cheek kid rfh, v.

fore bringing in Kay Kyser and his ding about the horror and scart- ton keeps, in his hobby collection lina in June was postponed when a Chicago theater and musician's union held him to provide rhunw of Musical Knowledge" for a week conducted a fan poll to on ancient pf the "Inner Sanctum Mys-from Qjjfrqnl which, he's New Yorkaridl probably they tAo'A Why, do Florsheims sell thAn all. other makers com- loam whether -M the xtheater audi bined? The Smoke of iyti Slower-Burning Camels gives you EXTRA MILDNESS EXTRA COOLNESS tXTRA FLAVOR ence preferred BMI or ASCAP tunes. The poll proved nothing, though, because the result came out a dead heat. Out of ten sbngs selected, five were BMI and five; were ASCAP. Included were Fre-nesi (BMI), "You've Got Me This Way," ASCAP), "We Three," (ASCAP), "There I Go" (BMI), "I Give You My Word" (BMI), has.

for. a stage show featuring-Carmen Miranda, South American singer. In July, when Molina arrived to fulfill his contract, most of his musicians quit to form an orchestra of their own. In August, Herbie Kay and rs. Margaret Elizabeth Ririe-hart of Houston, were married.

In November. 10 of Russ Morgan's 17 musicians refused to take yyy a v-''---: i V' r- 1 X.u--ii: yi: i Jainni, cii "Our Love Affair" (ASCAP), "I i Why is Hart Shaffner Mane the fargest makers of fine clothing in the Hear a Rhapsody" (BMI), So foe Less. Mmey lYou're the One" (BMI) and "Fer AND- ryboat Serenade" (ASCAP.) a a Word from the" west coast re- tveals that Eddie Cantor, broad i pay cuts and resigned. Carl Deacon Moore was sued for divorce in December. To start 1941 right.

Will Osborne announced that he would retire from the orchestra business as soon as his January engagement a theater ended. In the same month, Dick Barrie'3 trumpet was stolen. 9 Why do more men buy Stetson than any other hat in the world? casting "Time to from Hollywood Wednesday nights, is due on Broadway in the fall with a stage musical called "Christopher Columbus, Jr." a a a Bob Ripley's former sponsor, has just signed Howard and Shelton, last heard from as guests on the Vincent "Lopez "Show of the to do five-fninute five- r. FARM PRICE RISE FORECAST Rochester, N. y.

A general rise in farm prices with more uniformity between "the cost of things purchased and sold by farmers is visualized by Dr. Van B. Hart, Cornell university economist. He believes the present is. "a good time to- get farm business in shape." mm Why is Interwoven the largest makers of men's Socks in the world? 1 3y; Oonntrtea Near Equator The countries touched by the Equator aTe only 13 Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, Brazil, St.

Thomas (Por- tuguese Islands), French Equatorial Africa, Belgian Uganda, Kenya. Italian East Africa. The Netherlands Indies, and the Galapagos islands. The actual Dutch is- lands crossed by the Equator are Sumatra, Borneo, Celebes and Hal-: mahera. It barely misses New Guinea.

than the average of the 4 other largest-selling cigarettes tested- less; than any of them according to independent' scientific tests of the smoke Why are "Kedsw won. by more men and boys than -any other basket-ball or, gym shoe? i 1 9 Conference on clothes-buying the easy way. Ho iiso wasting valuable time going from store to store whoii the good ones are often right at hand in the Daily Ro publican. Save time save money that's a KiiS; inesslike way of doing things, whether you're biiyinr clothes or placing an order for production machines. Men shoppers appreciate the efficiency and convenience of Daily Republican ad-shopping there are frequent ads from the best men's stores in town they feature the things you want at thrifty prices.

Pre-planned shopping is the best way to get the things you are going to need soon for Spring. Do yours that way with your daily copy of the Daily Republican. Why Is U. Rubber Co. the largest maker of Rubber Footwear Why do Oshkosh B'Gosh sell more' good Overalls? i JUboull Grady, i MEMBER, THE ORDR OF THE GOLDEN RULE THE FMIILY Always Wishes Privacy 1 It's true, we believe, that the family always desires a certain degree of privacy both before and during the services.

There are many provisions made in our funeral home for the family's privacy. ATKins-jOHnson funERRL hoitie 218 WEST HURLBUT AVE. FUNERAL HOME, TEL 16 FLOYD E.ATKINS, TEL 14 F.D.JOHNSON, JEL. 15 The Daily SERVICE if ML45tlD NOT fi-V COLD sin iY All THE mmm The MAN Store in Delvidcre. (ti rtV rlririn:.

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