THE
MAY 18
Bela Lugosi Has Lead Role
In Thriller Due At Lyric
LIMA
PAGE NINE;
NEWS
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
BY RIPLEY
"Black Dragons" Is Title Of Highly Absorbing
Story; "Broadway Big Shot" Is Second
Feature On Bill
SEUEVElToRNOT
LETTER HEAD
bi| BOB ROHMER
Hamil'T'ori.Cariada
When n romantic i;irl causos her suitor to bo jealous
during a yachting trip, another American tragedy Is averted
only by t h e psychological efforts of Anne Rogers, columnist,
in the episode of "Jlot Copy" to be broadcast Monday ut
10:30 p. m. over WKAK. Written by Jack La Fraiulrc, exnewspaperman, Hot Copy
features Kern Persons in the Alfred Wallen.stein, rombino to
present a program of better-loved
role of Anne.
melodies at '.) p. in. Monday over
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QUILNA — "The invaders."
"llell/anoppiir," modestly
SIOMA—"Lniccny incorporated"
described as a smash-bang,
and "True to the Army."
eye-filling, tune-filled show of
STATE — "Hcllzaponnin" and
Now York stage fame, is now of"Major Barbara."
fercd as screen entertainment a t , LYKIC—"Maxwell Aichlo. Dethe State theatre, with its original i
tective" and "Masked Rider."
CHICK
stars, Oleson and Johnson, p l u s ' MAJESTIC—"Ghost Town Law"
WITH A HORN GROWING OW ITS HEAD
and "Swamp Water."
Martha Rayc, Hugh Herbert, j
i*j JULIA MARSH
Mischa Auer, Jane Fra'/.ee and j DRIVE-IN — "Sundown."
Ktllincili/.Cortn.
Kobert Paige. Also at the State is t
COMING VI*
'•.Major Barbata" starring Wendy, OHIO—"Ship Ahoy" next Saturday.
Hiller and Rex Harrison,
I
Q0ILNA—"On the Sunny Side"
"The Invaders," exciting and \
nnd "NiRht Before the Dii prophetic story of the first Nazi
vorce" commence Friday preattack on North America, is curview.
rently being shown at the Quilna
theatre. Among its star-filled perSIOMA—"Joan of Tans" and
forming cast of players are Laur"Fly By Night" start Wednesoncc Olivier, Leslie Howard, Ray- j
day.
mond Mas-soy. Anton Walbrook' STATE—"Mad Doctor of Matkct
and Glynis Johns as the exciting
Street" and "Wolf Man" com1
and tense drama is unfolded.
mence Thursday.
'Nazi spies lead Bob Hope and
LYRIC—"Broadway Bis Shot"
Madeleine Carroll a merry chaseand "Black Dinpon" commence
in the latest 'fun film at the Ohio
Tu<*sd*y.
theatre, "My Favorite Blonde."
MAJESTIC
— "Dr. .T^kyll" and
Hope has the role of a ham vaude"Mr. H\de" commence Thursville Who, with Percy, a perform'GREWTHRU A BOAT/
day.
ing pcnquin, gets mixed up in seARAGUAYA RIVER, LEOPOLDIMA, PR/
cret intrigue, thanks to Miss CarDRIVE-IN — "Three Cockeyed
roll, a beautiful British agent.
Sailors" and "Niagara Falls"
Edward G. Robinson heads the
start on Wednesday.
cast of the comedy, "Larceny,
Inc.," which holds sway at the
Sigma theatre. Aiding in the com- and destroy his precious manuedy aie Jane Wyman and Brod scripts nnd works of art.
Masscy is a Canadian soldier,
Crawford. Hit number two at the
theatre is "True to the Army." AWOL, who learns his right to
starring Judy Canova, Allen Jones grumble is something worth f i g h t - j
rOU'.MM'S, 0.. Mny IS —
ing for. Walbrook appears as the i
and Jerry Colonna.
( \ l - i — Ohio S t a l e u n i v e r s i t y
simple leader of a religious com- 1
r o p o i t o d today t h a t it hail lo.st
munity, believing in pacifism and
QUILNA
about 10 per cent of IN teaching
in brotherly love, who denounces
s t a f l t o m l l l t n r y a n d other go\Headed byq Laurence Olivier, the Nazi lust for power and cone r n n i i ' u t services, lint added the
Ravmond tempt for other people in savage, j
Leslie Howard and
loss had been p n r t l y offset by :i
Massey. with Anton Wai brook, burning terms. Meriting starring'
corresponding decline In the
Eric Portman and Miss Glynis honors for her own performance
Johns featured, a cast of thou- as a member of the Hutteritcs
s t u d e n t s body.
sands bring to the Quilna theatre whom Walbrook leads, attractive,
Soino d i f f i c u l t y is a n t i c i p a t e d ,
screen the year's most sensational talented Miss Glynis Johns conhowever, In such t e c h n i c a l and
adventure film, "The invaders." tributes another vital characterip i o f t ssinnal fields n? engineering,
Pointing up the calm, grim de- zation.
medicine and d e n t i s t r y .
A newcomer to the screen, Eric
termination of a nation roused inA c o m m i t t e e a p p o i n t e d by
.to fighting fury by the terrorism Portman is another who leaps to
President
Howard L. Uevls now
land arrogance of a small band of stardom as a result of his brilliant
is m i l k i n g » detailed n l u d y of the
performance
in
"The
Invader?."!
Xas-is, stranded in Canada when
school nnd Its d e p a r t m e n t s to
their submarine is bias-ted out of Portman appears as a fanatical, j
f i n d means of o f f s e t t i n g f i n a n c i a l
the water by the Royal Canadian cooly-calculating leader of the
IOSHOH
brought on by tho fall In
Nazi
band,
who
watches
his
men
Air Force. "The Invaders" packs
e
n
r
o
l
l
m
e n t . Iliulgol
problemn
within its breathless unreeling fall behind the vengeful onslaught
likely \ \ i l l know how m a n y .Muthe thrills of a lifetime, the hero- of aroused Canadians . . . Frenchdriit-s will enter mi nccelerated
ic gallantry of simple democratic Canadians, Eskimos, -Indians. In
program of yenr-nround studies.
folk, the thundering impact of a ' the end, there is only the one
The .student, too. \» fncinc: a
desperate man-hunt which covered man, and he almost but not quite
nionev problem, the u n i v e r s i t y
—succeeds in evading captuic.
a continent.
"The Invaders" is a story of
siud. W h i l e t h e fees ie:naln tinOlhior is seen as an exuberant
c h a n n f d , "Inoronfie eo^tR to tho
French-Canadian trapper who be- human beings, a stoiy of their
s t u d e n t will pom<\ from hlchcr
lieves the war is far away and ideals and their philosophy. "Tho
Invaders"
i.s
a
story
of
thrillexpense for food, rooms, supplier,
none of his business; the strandand clothing."
ed Nazis shatter that illusion packed adventure, of excitement
action. "The Invaders" is a
with dramatic sharpness. Howard and
"That's Joe again—he always travels first-class!"
appears as a dilettante who tries motion picture which belongs on
to escape from the world by re- eveiv "must see" list!
tiring to an idyllic mountain
number of prominent American foreigners on whom ho has perLYRIC
fastness; the fleeing U-boat 7nen
blunder into his luxurous retreat,
The vear's strangest film diama ' mdustiialists. Tho genuine busi- formed tho operations. Thru a
leadeis are sccrotlv killed dramatic series of events, tho
jeer at his "decadent" philosophy,
' Black Dragons," tho picture '
which "comes uTthe' Lyric theatre l a n d their places taken by th c ! story progresses to a climax even
on Tuesday with Bela Lugosi in Jap-", who proceed to direct e x -!moro strange than t h e situations
tensive sabotage operations in ' which have gone before.
the starring role.
I Joan Barclay plays tho leading |
The story, weirdly horrifying American defense plants.
Kscnping a death which has feminine role in "Black Dragons, 1 '
in its implications, concerns the
loss-than-human machinations of been planned for him, so that! and the ro.stcr of players supportin;cK JONI:.S—TIM MCCOY
the Black Dragons, deadly sc-1 proof of the criminal substitu- ing Lugosi also includes Clayton
crct society of Japan. Lugosi, n lions might be destroyed, Lugosi, Moore. George Pomhrook, Roiieit
plastic surgeon, is sent by the oveicomc by a revulsion of feel- I'Yazer, .Max Hoffman, Jr., Irving
Nazis to the oriental capital, ing, makes his way to the Unite:! Mitchell.
i // /
where ho transforms six Japanese States and embarks on a camJ,n<1ln Cnnmclir H i f t Toilny
into living likenesses of a like paign of extermination of the
SKI:
Mn.xwoll Archie, Deteclho
O N E - T E N T H OF
FACULTY LOST
BY OHIO STATE
FUNNY BUSINESS
Thrilling Story Scheduled
For "Hot Copy" Broadcast
Fern Persons Is Starred In Role Of Anne, News
Writer Extraordinary; Dagwood Runs Into
Plenty Of New Troubles
a
Bela Lugosi is the star, and his sinister personality is
ideally suited to his role, in "Black Dragons," a thrilling;
and highly absorbing; story commencing Tuesday at the
Lyric theatre. He is the central figure in an amazing series
of events in a story of a treacherous plot to wreck United
States defenses. Co-featured is "Broadway Big Shot." Showing for the last times Monclay are "Maxwell Archie,
Theatre Guide
Detective" a n d "Masked
OHIO—"My Favorite B'onde."
Rider."
tion programs is usually found in
major proportions in the Dr. I.
Q. setup ul 0 p. m. over WEAK.
The unexpected often happens,
with the fast-talking master of
ceremonies hurling questions out
t h r u the audience and offering
cash for the nn.'Avers. The tonguetwister is the delight of Dr. I. Q.
fans.
Highlights in the parade of
events of this country i* always
n source of interest to fans who
ten to the Cavalcade of AmeriMONDAY. MAY 18
ca, broadcast
nt 8 p. m. over
ICAI1'. With touches of drama,
En»tern War Time P. M.—Subtract Ono
Hour for CWT.. 2 Hn. for MWT.
built for intercHt, the stories make
(Altei<if{onj in jitoyrtitns ru It.vfft/ ((110 "history learning"
a pleasant
rpifiir/i/ to changes l>y ti«twoil,,ij
di.sh.
5:4S—The 'Hire* Snni Trio—nbc-rcrt
Blondio program Monday. 7:150
p. m. via WA1H 1 . They both MI>pect they nro being followed by n
strange man ami plan to use
strong arm methods to capture
him. Tho man turns out to be the
ex-owner of the new liumsleivd
house who has four tires locked in
the garage and is waiting for n
chiinco to get them back without
anyone knowing it.
Richard Crooks, tenor, nnil the
symphony orchestra directed by
"S«cr<>t City." P i a m n t l o Scrl.il—blun
To Hn Announced (It. iilln«J—clit
Cnptnln Midnight's Scilnl—mbs-cnvt
4:CO— Denver S t i l n c Orclios.—nbc-ieil
Don MtiJisein' Ixlnmlarit Uunro—blun
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Kilwln C. 11I1IS Coinmonl—cbs-ba.ilc
Tiouhrulouri, Novelty Aco<—cbs-vv.
Pr.iyr; Ooininrni on thn Win—mln
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RESIDENTS
ARE
WARNED
ABOUT
STAMP AGENTS
( I ,linn Ne»ft
Iliirenn)
OTTAWA, May 18— Putimm-co
riti/rns toflny \voro warned by
Sin-riff Arnold Potts not to purwar hoiidn or Mnmp* from
anyone cnllinK from houM'-toliotiso.
nN warning was issued after
an unnnmcd citiy.on of tlic county
notified Slu-riff Potts (lint ii
Mnuici-r n i i r - m p l c t l to force him
to buy so mi1 war bonds n few days
. Tho man told tho, sheriff tlmt
ho could% not buy any bonds hofiiu sf hi did not have any money
at I ho I lino tho »trnii£or culled
on him.
Tho irovorntnonl lias no nponts
calling' from hoiihc-to-lionso AclliiiK
bonds, tin- sheriff pointed out. Solicitors who mo vinitini; liomcf! nro
Jiskiiifr
for pledges, not maUinf;
Mile1', lio declared. And, tho aut h o r i t y went on, no one is being
forced to buy \ \ n r bonds or stamps
tin's time.
ALL
THIS WEE
BELLEFONTAINE AND KIBBY ST.
TUESDAY
Mar* Ihrllli than "Ghoit lr*ok*rt"l
Mori taught than "Nothing tut Ihi Truth"!
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ll'i for AinoiloH \\'n Slur — blun
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10:45—Wnr Itioiidrnit t'liniinont-bill"
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Krtwln 10. Ashton. et nl., PlalnMff«. v». Martha, A. Awhton, «t al.,
Uefenilnntx.
.Voile,. N lierohv clven. that on
S n t i i i i l n v , the liOtli d n v or June.
A. n I T I I 2 . lit t h e hour of 10
• •'••In, k A. M.. I will o f f e r for nnle
;it nulillc IUI.-UOM Hi (lie door of
I he court HOUKO, In Mm«, Ohio, the.
fiiMowlnp real eatnte, xltuate In the
County of A l l e n nnd State of Ohio,
and In th« City of Limn, to-wlt:
TRACT 1—
IJf'Klitnliiir nt the northwest corner of Inlot n u i n l > « r one, hundred
a n d f i f t y . f o u r ( U 4 ) I n the OrlKlna.1
I'l.it of t h e Town, now Cltv of
l.liim. A l l e n CVninty. Ohio; thenoe
N o u l h on t h « west lino of ,s:ild Inlot NO tr.i. r i f t v - o n « c n i ) feet,
nior.- or \i-xx. to t h e b u i l d i n g fornn'i-ly owned hv I he Younjr Men'n
* h r l N i l n t i A i h o c l n t l o n : thence enst
pri n l i n e n.ir:il)<-| w i t h 111* n o r t h
HIIOH of Mild Inlol No. 154 nnd of
luli.t N'o. 153. n i n e t y (90) feflt. to a
liolni leu c i n ) fe.-l woHt of Ihn
•>n.Hl !lni> of nnld Inlot n u m b e r one
lMiii<lr'-<l nnd f i f t y - t h r e e (15") In
n n l d ( i i l R l n i i ! Pint of the Town.
now city of IJnid. Ohio; thence
north on a t i n s parallel to and ten
(10) feet d f n t n n t from the eaut
l i n e of ia(d Inlot No. IBS. fltty-one
( . > l ) feet, more or less', to the north
l i n e of xiild Inlot .Vo. 153; thence
went alone the north llnei of mild
I n l o t n No. 1S3 and 154, nlonty (90)
feet, more or lenn, to the nUc* of
boirlnnlni;. A Inn. » perpetual e*«enient or Insre-'fi and e(fre!*!« over
nnd upon tho followlnu d««crlbed
p> enliven, to.wlf R e R l n n l n u ftt the
n n r t h e n f i t corner of said Inlot N"o.
1S.1, a n d r u n n l i i K thence nouth
.•iloiiB- t l i ^ en-,1 line of »n(a Inlot
.Vo. 1 53. f i f t y (50) feet; thence went
len ( 1 0 ) feet: thence north f i f t y
(KO) feet to the north line of said,
I n l o t No. 16.1; thence e«»t on mild
north line, ten (10) feet to the
plnre of liocrlnnlnc, the same belnr
H p r i v a t e n l l e y w n y lylnsr Immedia t e l y ea«t mid adjoining the prem\*»ti herein f l m t abovn rtenorlced.
TRACT '.' —
Inlot number two hundred and
e l c h t y - t w o (iS2) In l.nkewnod Subdivision to the City of Lima, Alton County. Ohio.
Snld premlRC* lornted nt Tract 1
—112-114 North Elizabeth atreet.
Minn, Ohio, nnd Tract 2 — 1213
Lnkewood Ave., Lima, Ohio.
Appraised nt — Tract 1. Twentyone thouxand ($21.000.00) dollar.i.
Trnct 2. Four thonnnnd ($4.000.00)
dollar.", and cannot bo nold for
le»» t h a n two-thirds of
that
amount.
•Said premise!* to he sold ax the
property of tho parties to the above
notto;i. on nn ordrr of *«lc In Part l t l i i from the Common Pleas Court
of A l l e n County. Ohio, nnd directed to me the underpinned Sheriff.
Term* of Sale — Trnct No. 1 to b«
sold subject to lenxo of tho Regal
Club. Inc , now on nuld premlno*
nnd Trnct No. 2 free and clear. It
IK
further
ordered upon Rood
eniise, nhown thnt tho entire purchiido prlca of said premises be
paid In en si) nt tho time of «nle.
Olven \inder my hand this 15th
day of Mny. 1942.
WM. V. DAL.BY.
Sheriff of Allen County, Ohio.
Miner A. A t m u r , Atty.
May 1S-25 June I-S-15
NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT
TIIK STATK OF OHIO,
ALLEN COUNTY. »».
K s t n t a of Lsura Sherrlck, do*
COfl.vrd.
No Ch»rff« tor ChlldMn Undor H Ye»r« Wh«n Aceomp»nled by P»r«nti.
3PIRST SHOW SMS P. M.
Pl€C< CIRCUS 6ANP>T4<RiLL$-C-Hlll$lT
NEWS
WANT-ADS
Tonight And Tuesday
nixon.
«:u. vMu« $70.
Ohio I n d u s t r i a l Realty Co.! lot
M;|. vnlne ?70.
Tho Hnlcy-i'lvliiirNton Land Co.!
lot I 4 S 4 B . value $70.
llorl". mi; lot i:;*7. value $70.
Ohio I n d u x t r l n l Realty Co.: lot
I l«if.?. vnluo $110.
Ohio I n d u s t r i a l n«nlty Co.: lot
I4S.-.S, v n l u e $Cn.
Ohio I n d u M r l n l Renltv Co.: lot
1 l<r,l vnluo $«0.
I t n l e v - l . l v l n c n t o n Land Co.; lot
I IM!S. v n l n x JKfiO; BldK.
ll.ili'V-Mvliicston Land Co.! lot
1 Hftft. v n l u e JfiO.
Ttiomn*. Ab« & Frances: lot
1 isilii, value $r,0.
CHIMP. Christopher: lot 14SS7,
value $50.
I.lvlncslon. Wallace R.: lot 14889,
v n l n e $,*iO.
l l ! i I o v . l , M n K M o n Co. lot 14890,
v n h i n $50
Co. lot 14S91,
Vftllli- $. itl
Ilalev-I.lvlnfcnton Co. lot 14892,
Mllcnill-l.-S SAM3
I N I'AHTITIO.V
A l l D K D ! MAItril OP TIMK
I'rlr Smith - Cartoon - N«wi
While you're saving, do ii rtfht.
Slack your papers, fie item tijhl''
, Nelson: lot H682, value
$6f>.
C
Jerry; lot H683, vahie
Jflfl.
llotment
incoln luiliiatrlnl
ri.ihrlol. l l n r r l x o n :
lot
H808,
v a l u e J!>0.
Woodx, U. ot nl: lot 148H. value '
$7,"..
Ohio liuliiMrlnl llewlty Co.: lot
1IK25. viiluo $70.
Olilo Iiuhiitrlnl Realty Co.: lot <
I IKZfi. value $70.
Ohio Imlii-trlrtl nenlty Co,: lot
Mx'M. viiluo *70.
C r t i e i a l Co«le, Sec. 12037. 11881
Till: STATIC OF OHIO,
AM.I5N COUNTY,
COMMON- IM.KArt COURT
AMI SONt>flt<l*MD-arOI6( HJCCO
AN KXPOSK OF THE JAP "DEATH SOCIETY"
HIS WEIRDEST ROLE—MASTER OK 1000 HORRORS
I'KHUY TOWNSHIP
l*ltini*nintt*n AdilHIoii
BOB HOPE who cJi, |
Ujilev-Uv|tlK»ton
/MADELEINE CARROLL \Slav
n l u i ' JSO
I.S
!7c
HIT NO. 1
KI.VAI. NOTICK
Ohio I n f l t i f t r l n l Renltv Co.: lot
H'lan v n i u n $no.
Johnny Muck Urown
THE .MASKED U1DKR
CLEVELAND, May 18—(AP)—
Possible rationing: of housing to
assure war production workers
living quarters was forecast today
by Paul A. Porter, deputy administrator of the OPA in charge of
rent control, in an address before
the Mortgage Bankers Association
of America.
"A ceiling on rents doesn't put a
roof over a worker's head and as
rubber wears thin and production
expands, we shall have to giv«
serious consideration to the necessity of uning: all available living
space," Porter said.
Englnnd has billeted workers in
private homes for two years, he
continued.
Public Snip of U*M E»tat«. First '
Floor Court HOIIH«, WVsdnMday,
Mny 2n. 1942. nt 10:00 o'clock A. M.,
promptly. TIICMO lots will be »Ola
Dagwood enlists the aid of \VKAK.
in th« hlnliont bidder.
I'M.OYP B. ORIFFIN,
The
fun
nnd
disappointment
his boss. Mr. Dithers, in guardAll^n County Auditor.
ing his pill box invention on I In* contained in audience participa-
GHOST TOWN LAW
REMAINING OVER
RATIONING OF,
LIVING
SPACE
HELD POSSIBLE
Clifton M. Shorrlck, of 8<5 W."
Hljrh St., Limn, Ohio, has been
Appointed unri qualified as »dmtnIntrntor of tlio c»tnt« of Laura
Shrrrick, )Kt« of All«n Countr,
Olilo, deceased.
Probate JuOg*.
May <-U-l$ ,
V