q) Comedy
tars Jean Arthur j
packed with hilarious and un-'
(feted comedy from start to
jb and with light-hearted,
ater romance of a novel kind,
Lady Takes a Chance” co
gs Jean Arthur and John
iyae in what is said to be one
the year’s most entertaining
^les. It will be shown at the
(ibeurn theatre today and
(day.
j transcontinental bus trip
ojNew York City to the Pa
in Coast and back is the idea
the story but nearly all the
lion takes place in eastern
legon- There Mollie, a Man
jtan bank clerk on her first
jation in years, meets Duke, a
deo rider who is tossed right
to her lap by a bucking
oneho.
Mollie decides she wants to
ury the tall, capable Western
but Duke has no intention
letting any filly drop a mat
Douittl loop over his neck.
Miss Arthur has seldom had a
(tier role for her special brand
tomedy. Wayne proves him
Uan outstanding partner for
t in an equally well-fitted
;t Charks \\ inninger as the
tptical Waco and Phil Silvers
id irritating tour guide head
(supporting cast, which also
mbers Mary Field, Don Cos
10, Grant Withers, Grady
tton, Hans Conried and John
illiber among the more pre
sent players in the gay RKO
idio fi m.
lews Highlighfs
(continued from Dase 1)
m were given.
London—Cairo dispatch said
mans quit Athens & declared
open city.
London—American infantry
oght from street to street in
tnortheastern factory district
tombed & burning Aachen a«
mans rolled up heavy force
Iwmor in effort to relieve the
ly which was Charlemagne’s
pital.
Appearance of a fresh German
■cored division shifted from
rohem sector in Holland stirred
ipectation of a major tank bat
isoon. .fP correspondent Don
Pithead reported surprisingly
resistance in outskirts of
when.
Allies improved positions in
^and although signs appeared
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that Marshal von Runstedt was
preparing stiff defense of south
western Holland.
Moscow—Russian tanks & in
fantry stormed over lands in
East Prussia barely 9 miles from
important city of Tilsit while in
doomed Hungary victorious Red
Army raced across Austrian
frontier. Hungary’s admission of
defeat expected hourly as Rus
sian columns converged toward
Budapest along main rail lines.
All major communications in
Serbia reported in Russian
hands.
Pearl Harbor—Admiral Marc
Mitscher’s powerful carrier for
ces destroyed 221 Jap planes &
sank 10 ships & damaged 19 at
Formosa. Japs said 1000 U.S.
planes raided the island, which
blockades the Chinese coast, 557
miles south of Japan proper.
Nirnitz announced loss of 22
U.S planes, but no damage to
surface ships. Once again Hal
sey’s mighty Third fleet failed to
find Jap warships.
Rome—Aided b y warmei
weather heavy fighting flared in
hills along the Florence-Bologna
road after yesterday’s massive
air assault against German posi
tions. South of Bologna the 5th
Army took more than 300 pris
oners.
Property Sold
Two property transfers were
recorded at the U. S. Commis
sioner’s this week:
Sale on Oct. 9 by T. T. Jack
son to Daniel and Gertrude Ball,
Lot 16 Block 2, Leite addition.
Brice—$1500
Sale on Oct. 11 by Guy Hilde
brant to Knut Milsen, Lot J7
Block 3, Leite addition. Price—
$330.
Plan Masquerade
The Campfire Girls voted to
hold a masquerade party at the
Community Baptist church Oct.
26 and Germaine Madsen, Lor
raine Magnusen, Nancy Norman
i
ind Martha Olsen were named t<
the refreshment committee anc
Vivian Pagano and Sylvia Lar
sen to the games committee.
The girls are planning symbols
For their Indian names and learn
ing campfire songs.
23 Arrests Made
City police made 23 arrests
luring the month of September
ind fines totalled $397.50 for tin
same period.
The city also received 52 days
af free labor from the various
prisoners, it was reported.
Mrs Annie Johnson, of Uyak
was registered at the Sunbeair
hotel this week.
BUY
WAR
BONDS
To Keep ’em
Fighting
On land & sea
'<& in the air
ORPHEUM
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John KING Manfan MORELAND
Produced by UNDSLEY PARSONS
Directed by JEAN YARBROUGH
Screenplay by GEORGE BRICKER
Additional Dialogue by EDMOND KELSO
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