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Film Shop Hollywood Bv PATPirj CLAPY HOLLYWOOD (U.PJ Dorothv Lamour made her novio lnt v:ih a am? an anr in ''Tho Tunele Princess." but FrTB KaiTicJn. who considers herself in sorrirwnat ihe same elacc. i? nsk insr her bow with a lion and Harold Lloyd. "But I." said Miss Rampder, with dienity, "am not riskinrr penumonia. or flu, by jumninc around a junole in a paronc. I jump around in New York Citv in a hansome cab and my lion is tamo it says hero.'' Frances' lion is Jackie, now makine his umpenth move f:r- nearance in I another animal, but he has worked with practically everybody else in the industry. inHndinw Jobnnv . Weismuller nnd Map West. Tbt I again nuts Miss Ramsden in prettv I good comrjany. : Preetnn Stursres. who wrote nd is trodueine and diVectinc 'The Sin of narold Diddlehoek." not onlv wrote the lion into the script, but also personally discovered Miss Ramsden. The tall, willowv and winsome former photographer's model first met Sturees two years aero. He sueeested a screen test. She lauehed and never showed ud. Six months aeo. when he was plottinsr ''Diddlebock." Sturees saw her again and this time she took his .offer seriously. 1 "I didn't do mv test with th lion," she lauehed. "but with Mr. T ...V : l: .r: j. The Sin of Harold 1"uv.u'.""u i5 t,m, i , tt . ..,n,i movie in seven vears. ro now 1 m Diddlebock. He has operated in , . . , ,. manv a jungle, film variety, but w,th e on . . he likes citv streets, hansom cabs . T !ast Sse?,' 11 8 and hordes of people better. j by LIoyd and not by the hon- Jackie is hanniest, accordine to j his trainer. Mel Kcontz, when CIte Cc1 Reserres there are lots of actors around to NORMAN, Okla. OJ.PJ Okla cratch his back. He sides up and homa Etl11 has coal reserves of loans against them, and they 54,737,512,000 tons, it was re scratch or else! polled in a recent issue of "The "Miss Lamour eventually got Hopper," monthly publication of used to her tiger I hear a n d the Oklahoma Geological Survey, ; rode him bareback, and T'm finally th headquarters at the Univer- To Puerto Rico? sym ; tit - Ecy i NOTES ON NEBRASKA FARMING with the use of the ammonium nitrates. The new inserf irlde DDT nnr Nebraska 4-Hers Offered Chance ? of Lifetime j hold of many insect pests is to be Some Nebraska 4-H boy or "hi the subject of the home extension mav become the leading man" or pi'oi5ct cl?b leaor' train.in- , , . meetings in March. The project lady m a new 4-H movie being lesson, prepared bv Mabel Dore- produced m 1946. Or perhaps mus specialist in 'nutrition with some Nebraska -4-H club leader the agricultural extension service, can provide the story which will and Dr. M. n. JIuma, extension oe me oasis oi tnxs movie. entomologist at the University of eDrasKa 4-il club members and Nebraska, will show how the insec leaders have an equal opportunity ticide can be used in the home to with leaders and members from safeguard the family against dis- oiner states to win in the nation- , eses borne by insects. wide search for a storv and cast t Marine Maj.-Gen. Pedro del Valle, above, may be named as governor of his native Puerto Rico, to succeed Rexford Guy T,',"U. who is expected t resign. Griddle Test How to know when the griddle is just hot enough for the batter getting used to having 400 pounds sitv of Oklahoma, of 1!rn v VmoU " Pqtvc. Between 600 and r00 tons Rare Courses Are Attraction for GFs KINGSVILLE, Tex. U.P.) Re turning1 Texas war veterans are flocking to the little Texas Col- ofilege of Arts and Industries at den said. "I haven't ridden him coal mined in eastern Oklahoma j Kinsville to enroll for two cour- bareback vet. I don't have to ride ls bein coked daUy in tne by him to fall off. I did that while I Product ovens of a steel company was posing for a still picture on n Houston, Tex. his back, and I'm still sore." t ' Jackie has never appeared with Rad Journal Want Ads :;a;i::xwi!itijSBiraiji::i!m3X!i;!B:r!F.i'OT Wrecks Rebuilt Complete Auto Painting & Spot Work Fender Work & Welding llff for the movie to be produced bv the National 4-H Club News. The talent hunt is going on in two div- leaders; and the other for 4-H " JT obleni in he raakin? ,?f club members. .pancakes and waffles, especially ti,- o r. i. , r . for the inexperienced cook. If the m The Sears Roebuck foundation griddle is too hot, batter may is providing prizes in each divis- wnrch nr.,1 if j ion ranging from free trips to thej Home economists of' the "United 2oth anniversary National 4-II States Department of Agriculture r'.".' '" "liemaw test with a dron of water. Wben to United States saving bonds. water dropped on the griddle jbounes in a lively manner, the Pruning Demonstration in j Nemaha County J Every year new problems con-J front the fruit grower and once' in a while new spray materials come to the front, "says John Steele, Nemaha county agricul tural agent. This j'ear, for exam ple, DDT will be available for spraying. E. II. Hoppert, extension horti- culturalist from the Universitv of ses offered by no other college in the area. The courses are in natural gas noon of March 7 to demonstrate some of the new techniques in fruit growing. He will answer questions about the place of the Free Estimates FARM BUILDINGS PAINTED A Specialty With Portable Sprayer Sutton's Top & Body Shop 317 Main Plattsmouth Phone 432 tables. Officials said 240 veterans en rolled in the tiny school with a banana, palm and orange-tree covered campus as the courts r nn-r ; u 1 started- Some 600 more were ex- gram for apples, peaches, grapes pected as soon as housing facili-,and other fruits. Fertilizing of g uescouia oe prepared. fruit trees will come in for con- i The gas engineerinar course is' sideration also, expecially dealing g regarded as outstanding in its I - new in the United States. Gradu m ates are assured jobs at high pay.! Some are hired by oil companies! g even before they finish the four! and one-half year course. A. and, g I. is located in a section of Texas! H which also boasts the largest na il tural gas deposits ever discovered in the world. gj Students taking the course in citriculture and vegetable pro duction set practical experience! the year-round on a 460-acre col lege tract in the semitropical Low- g er Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Graduates, say college officials. H can find jobs easily on the large m fruit and vegetable farms of the m Tip of Texas or can start a farm of their own. Schmidtmann's Now Has ELECTRIC DRILLS PRESTO COOKERS ELECTRIC ROOM HEATERS 2-BURNER HOT PLATES FLUORESCENT LAMPS LUGGAGE BILLFOLDS EXPERT House Wiring metal is just the right heat for the batter. The griddle is too cool if the water sizzles and evaporates ?lovly; too hot if the drop seems to explode when it touches the metal. This,, test may be used on waffle irons that do not have au tomatic indictors. Another test for the waffle iron is made with a piece of paper. When the iron is just hot enough, paper placed between the grids cool if it scorches immediately, too hot. Cedar and Tama Oat A. H. DeLon, Otoe county ag ricultural agent, points out that in experiment station tests cover in the past eight years, Cedar and Tama oats hve yielded seven bushels more per ere than Otoe and 16 bushels more than Kher son. The increase was much p-rat- Drowns m aDout hail a minute. If er in years of severe rust infes the paper takes more than a half tation. minute to brown, the iron is too Cedar and Tama are resistant ' eludes. to most oat rusts and smut3. Tlrs is one important reason why they yield more, stand up better and produce heavier grain. High test weight means greater value for feed and industrial use. In 1945 Cedar and Tama grown in farm test plots weighed seven pounds more per bushel than the older rust susceptible varieties. Rust resistant Cedar and Tama reduce the risk of low yields of light grain and make oat produc tion more profitable, DeLong con- 1 r ; 1 MEW Li V , TELEPHONE DIRECTORY joes to fless on MARCH 15, 1946 Please let us know right away if you have made definite plans to move-soon or if you desire a change in your directory listing. Additional listings for others in your home or place of business are very useful and the cost is low. We will be glad to tell you about them. The Lincoln Telephone & Telegraph Co. "A Nebraska Company iS?! Serving Its People" Tonrnal Wan A fit For RnHf SUDDUTH WATCH SHOP Jewelry and Gifts Expert Watch Repairing Fine Portraits $5.00 A Dozen And Up Fridays, 1 to 6 P. M. Saturday, 1 to 8:30 P. M. C0LVIN-HEYN STUDIO Plattsmouth Hotel E. M. BLANCHARD Mgr. TURN HEADS! TURN HEARTS! You'll turn 'em both in this light, lovely straw by $soo Ladies' Toggery CASS THEATRE PLATTSMOUTH. NEBR. Twt Shows every night. Matinee very Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday. Last Time Tonight Thursday, March 7 DOUBLE FEATURE "ABBOTT and COSTELLO IN HOLLYWOOD" The Biggest Laugh in Years! And Phyllis Thaxter and Edmund Gwenn In "BEWITCHED" Friday and Saturday March 8 and 9 Roy Rogers, King of the Cow boys in "Suntet In EI Dorado" Full of Action, Romance and Song . . And Adela Mara and Kane Rich mond In "THE TIGER WOMAN" New, dramatic, thrill packed mystery! Also Chapter 1, New Serial "Who's Guilty." Sunday and Monday March 10 and 11 Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Gray son and Gene Kelly In "ANCHORS A WEIGH" Clear the decks for the year's biggest- technicolor- musical show! Also latest news. BROODER HOUSE S One On Hand 12 x 12 ft. Available April 1st Six . . . . . . 12x16 ft Six ..... . 12x14 ft. Two ...... 12 x 18 ft. ORDER NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT WILLIS HATCHERY Complete Line of Feeds and Remedies Nebraska City Plattsmouth Syracuse Lenten menus are no problem when you shop at Hinky-Dinky and see the large selection of special foods. Start today to Shop and Save at Hinky-Dinky. BEANS Northern Navy 32-oz. Cello . . JUICE BEETS BEANS Small Lima 3-Ib. Cello PEAS 21 35 Morgan Apple 32-oz. Bot. . . APRICOTS All Good Whole Unpeeled No. 2 i Can PEACHES AH Good Y. C. Sliced No. 2i Can 23 Krier Shoestring No. 2 Can .... CARROTS Scott County Peas and 1 6-oz. Glass CORN PLUMS Sun Pak Purple No. 2V2 Can . . . .25 20 Del Monte Cream Style No. 2 Can JUICE Texavita Grapefruit 46-oz. Can , 29 PEAS Hollyhock Extra Stand ard, No. 2 Can BEANS C Select, In Tomato Sauce No. 2 Can 13 13c 12 12 Split Green 16-oz. Cello RICE Fancy Head 16-oz. Cello GRAPEFRUIT Tr. M"'". sr":". 6 TEXAS PINK SEEDLESS, LB 8c CARROTS Calif. Green Top QC Large Bunch LETTUCE Calif. Iceberg, 5-doz. A Size, Head ii - CELERY Fla. Golden Heart Q? CAULIFLOWER Calif. White Snowball Lb ORANGES Fla. Sealdsweet Juice Lb CABBAGE Fresh Solid Green New Lb 9C 7 POTATOES U. S. No. 1. Nebr. Red A9q Triumph, !0 lbs ?3 100 lb. Bag $3.98 RADISHES Full Red Texas g Larg-e Bunch 5 YAMS U. S. No. 1 La. Porto Rican, Lb RUS5ETTS 35 Utility Grade Idaho 10 lbs 12 13 MACARONI 21 SPAGHETTI 21 PEACHES .41 PEARS .45 Shell Style 32-oz. Cello Cut 32-oz. Cello Extra Fancy 16-oz. Cello Extra Fancy 16-oz. Cello PRUNES Santa Clara 40-50 32-oz. Cello RAISINS Fancy Bleached 16-oz. Pkg. . . . BISCUIT Downy Flake Mix Egg 1-lb. Ceiio Down Fiake 1-lb. Cello PANCAKE Mix Egg 30 20 17 17 JELLY Royal Palm Elaek Raspberry, 15-.2. Glasj HONEY Sioux Bee 16-oz. Glass 33c 2Se I a SPAGHETTI Chef Boy Ar Dee Dinner Reg. Pkg. . , 31 MACARONI American Beauty 16-oz. Pkg 13 Dixianna Flour Mix PANCAKE 3-lb. Pkg. 16 SALAD Ivanhoe Macaroni 16-oz. Glass . . . 22 GROUND BEEF J LB 24c BEEF ROAST GRADE A Shoulder, Lb. . ......25 Rib, Lb .....28 BEEF STEAK GRADE A Round, Lb. . 37? Sirloin, Lb 38 T-Bones, Lb. . 45 Chuck, Lb. . . 25 Rib, 7-inch, Lb. . ...30 PORK LIVER Lb HEARTS, Pork and Beef, Lb FRESH HOCKS Lb 23 l9c Fresh Pickled Herring In Wine Sauce 4fl 13-oz ,1 27-ozs 43c Holland Style Herring At 08 1 -gallon Size 2. Kippered Salmon Chunks, Lb H & G Whiting Fresh Frozen, Lb. 50 19 NOODLES Mrs. Brice's Egg 12-oz. Pkg CEREAL Georgie Porgie Reg. Pkg. .... 14' 22 For highest quality Eggs, feed SHELLS your chickens Oyster Hn(; 80-lb. Bag SEED French's Bird 4l4 Reg. Pkg 1ZC MATCHES True American 6 Pkg. BROOMS 23 Gold Coast Each . . . r 09 Complete Household and Farm Disinfectant and Bleach Gal. Jug. 5Z Phone 128 Phone 19 Phone 127 KOLLER BLUING 24-oz. Bottle x 12 . northern Tissue Soft Safe Gentle Look for North ern Tissue on the shelf at Hinky-Dinky. 0U- an CLEANER Housecleaning is no chore with Du-All Cleaner 1-lb. mt Pkg 4? y New Improved Grandpa's TAR SOAP 3 Large Bars 23 The Perfect Cleaner PERFEX 23 8-oz. Pkg. '-5 Prices effective through March 13 subject only to market changes in meats, fresh fruits, and vegetables, and stock on hand. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. II i Vh lH71HPriFj