Delaware County Daily Times from Chester, Pennsylvania • Page 45

MANOR PROSPECT PARK t'tre 1'irklns SUSAN "WITH A SONG IN MY HEART" Color by Technicolor Today's Feature Starting Times: Apollo in "Roadblock" Boyd on Their AI el i (i tU Pfll I uULLEUC TODAY ONLY Kelly as he never danced before AMERICAN IN PARIS" AIR-CONDITIONKD ED I AT OKNK KKI.LV "SINGIN' IN THE RAIN" IN TECHNICOLOR ((cell) FRKE PAHKINO WILMINCJTON, DEL. Rnx orricn Opens P. M. 2 Shows Feature Dusk TUl'HS. Fid.

SAT. RANDOLPH SCOTT in "FORT WORTH" (TECHNICOLOR) Also JAMES STEWART AND IIAIU5AK.Y MALI; In "JACKPOT" PLUS SELECTED CARTOONS CHILDREN UNDER 13 FREE CONGRESS ANN SHERIDAN JOHN LUND "STEEL TOWN" FEATURE 2.09—7.35—9.30 Chester's Most Popular Theatres MAC; FKEE PAHKINCJ Dale Dm "Return of the Texan" "ALLADIN HIS LAMP" IN COLOR SavilleAve. EDDYSTONE CARY DRAKE "Room for One More" VH 1C 1 THIRD AJ JL ItAVHIGHLAND Air-Condltloncd MATINEE DAILY 1.30 P. M. ABBOTT AND COSTELLO "Noose Hangs High" and FRANK LOVEJOY "I Was A Communist For The FBI" 12.30—2.30—4—5.50—7.40—9.30.

Chester Pike Drive, show starts at dusk. of the "Aladdin and His a Song in My 1.30—7.15—9.40. in the 2.20—7.20—9.20. StanIo.w-"Some.tliing to Live For" State Face" continuous i from 1, the SIDE GLANCE? By GALBRAITH WALT DISNEY'S "ALICE IN WONDERLAND" "ROAD BLOCK" Sterling: Forrest Tucltcr "FLAMING FEATHER" "ON THE LOOSE" AIR-CONDITIONED STATE NOW! "'-GORDON EDDIE Chester Times Classified Ads salesmen, visiting thousands of iomes IS COMING! Alr-Conditioncd WARNER BROS. STATE Theatre Starts Next Thursday.

From M-G-M! TECHNICOLOR! Voice Pupils Give Recital At Ridley Park The voice pupils of Mrs. George H. Berlin, 20 Morton Ridley Park entertained at a varied recit- ai in the quarters of the Woman's Club of Swarthmore. Taking part were Bruce Buzzell, Robert D. Lawson, Melissa Moore, Joyce Savage, Thad Barr, Francis Vrobel, Carol Preble, Mary A.

Baer, William Hansen, Nancy Ennis, Edward J. Silkworth, Georgetta Eberly, Caroline Larrimore, Harri Thompson, Dr. Raymond E. Gill, Juliet Knox, Alice L. Brammer, John Levulis, Richard Winge, Joan Pratt, Nancy Brown, William F.

Brown and Kathryn Brown. An interesting service has been planned for the Methodist Church on Sunday evening, by Dr. Ralph B. McCuen, pastor at 7.45. It will be the installation of the officers "Marjorie says her new boy friend is a salesman.

Wow! I'll say he going right in there and hire him!" CHESTER PIKE PRIVE-IM ROUTE 13 TONITE OPEN 7 HOWARD HUGHES pmmts THE RACKET HARD SHELL CRABS With Stromboli Sauce JUNTO'S CAFE 52 EAST 10TH ST. MARCUS HOOK Another First for the BAR JAM SESSION Sat. Afternoon, 2 to 6 P. M. by the "CHARMERS" Rudy Po Jimmy MATTERO'S Every Fri.

Sat. Eve. Music by the Tommy Darnell Quartet and counsellors of the Youth Fellowship. Those to be installed will be Daniel Mayhugh, president; Louis Trautmann, vice-president Eleanor McCuen, secretary; Peggy Mayhugh, treasurer; Nancy Lloyd, pianist; George E. Burke, adult counsellor; Josephine Harper, intermediate counsellor; worship commission chairman, Bud Webb, and counsellor, Mrs.

Ralph B. McCuen. World service commission chairman, Walker Wells and Mrs. Dawson Murphy, counsellor; community service commission chairman, Nancy Lloyd, James Long counsellor; recreation commissio chairman, Joseph Wells, and Wil bur Furman, counsellor; soloist John Levulis. John will sing "The Lord's Prayer," by Malotte; and "It is Enough," from "Elijah." Largest dock basin in the world is located in, Rotterdam, Holland Hindi ROBERT MITCHUM UZABETH SCOTT ROBERT RYAN TECHNICOLOR Released (hni United Artist! FRIDAY SATURDAY MIDNITE SPOOK SHOW WARHCH BROS.

STANLEY Theatre STARTS TOMORROW! HUMPHREY BOGART KATHARINE HEPBURN UEEN COLOR BY MORLEY A HORIZON ROUUUJS PROWICTION Rekuol thru UniW Artto LAST TIMES TODAY! "Something To Livo For" TECHNICOLOR! 1006 MacDade Blvd. MILMONT PARK Have FUN Tonight MOONLIGHT CRUISE Sail Down to Wilmington and Return DANCING Happy Frolicking hours of fun and music Soili 7:00 P. M. Complete Fare $1 SUNSHINE CRUISE to Philadelphia and return Said 3:50 P.M. DAYLIGHT CRUISE to Wilmington and return Sails 11:25 A.M.

HI-YA KIDS Take a Boat Ride to All RIDES HALF PRICE Boati sail 10:25, 11:25 A.M. PICNIC GROVES Weir Travel Agency 523 WELSH ST. PHONE 3-7U CAPE COD NEW ENGLAND DELUXE MOTOR COACH TOUR ESCORTED ALL EXPENSES 7 DAYS plus tax RESTAURANT AND BAR The most modern tavern in Marcus Hook, Pa. 11 East 10th St. Now offer for your pleasure and entertainment EVERY FBI.

SAT. JOHNNY PASTORE and His Western Play Boys with Cliff Lytle, Johnny Booth, and Stonie Jackson WEST END HOTEL 2701 W. 3rd Street (Cor. 3rd Hayes) MUSIC EVERY TUIRS. FRI.

SAT. NtTES Featuring FRANK SKULSKI A HISSERENADERS Starring Ed at the Jim at the tax, Frank at the accordion. CHESTER'S MOST TOMORROW! SAVAGE ROMANCE IN THE CONTINENT THAT TINE FORGOT! O'MAU Pflll lAWfOIB wllh ri Currlt Hchord tMKt f'Otluod lOlfll lASSUI 101(11 5NOPY DliKltd by UWU MlltSIONl Siittn Ploy by KlilNll a tmry by by HCHNICOIOI Charlotte's Fish Oysters Clams 813 Morton Ave. For Sat. Porgies Ib.

25c Sea Bass Ib. 25c Ib. gm A 3QC Ib. 7UC Filet of HADDOCK Filet of FLOUNDER JiLive Hard Soft Crabs (Hotel Prime) jMeat dox. Cherrystone Clams $1 75c dM 65c lb 35c doI 1 NOW Wlnt and Dlnt Comfort because both Dining Rooms and our Bar are Perfectly Air-Conditioned.

PRICE DOWDY at tht Hammond Organ Every Thurs. Fri. Sat. Night Hard and Soft Shell Crabs Are New In Season lASf DAY! "BEIES ON THEIR TOES" FEATURES: BERKY 7th A Penn Shi. Phorie on c.on A.nn 5.5/5 I I STABLE'S MUSICAL BAR (Eddystono Hotol) Cor.

6th Morton Avo. FEATURING Bob Buchanan At the Ortmn Nifbtly tfWWIAVWWWWVWUW See and Hear ART HINETT at the organ TONIGHT and every night like good food? Try Our Summer Daily Special: LOBSTER TAIL or FILET of FLOUNDER Plattir $1 LARRY'S Cocktail Loungo ninth at welsh Chester Objections Voiced On Bell Increase HARRISBURG (UP) An I attempt by the Bell Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania to use recent prices as a yardstick in determining the reproduction cost of its facilities drew a series of sharp objections Wednesday at the resumption of hearings on the com- 1 pany's proprosed $31,703,600 animal 'rate increase. Attorneys representing the Public Utility Commission joined with representatives of the city of Pitts- 1 burgh and the State CIO Council in objecting to the use of average prices between June, 1950 and July 1951 in figuring reproduction estimates. Lloyd Benjamin, Commission Attorney, said it was the Commission's duty to determine the period.

Joseph Rose, representing thej State CIO Council, insisted that one I year was "much too short," nnd suggested a 5-10 year average, Anne X. Alpern, Pittsburgh city solicitor, joined the two in their About 75 percent of bituminous coal mined in the United States is machine-loaded. THURSDAY. JUNE 19. 1952 CHESTER (PA.) TIMES objections to testimony by Dr.

Lionel D. Edie, a New York economist. Edie's testimony on prices consumed virtually the entire irorn- ing session of the hearing on the largest rate increase ever sought by a utility in the state. Edie told Commission Examiner Jay Eiseman that there is every indication prices will remain at current high levels for a period of several years. He drew a quick comment from Miss Alpern.

"Mr. Edie is no more able to read tea leaves than the rest of us," she said. The first hearing on the rate increase ended abruptly in mid- May when the commission ruled that the company support, a proposal to use a one-year price average with testimony by a com- petent economist. The rate Increase asked by Bell has been suspended by the commission for six months to next Sept. 7.

The proposal would increase residential charges by an average of 50 cents a month and double the current five-cent toll for pay station calls. Write or Call for Party or Banquet Menus 7 Banquet 30 to 300 HOTEL CLUBHOUSE 511 WELSH ST. CHESTER, PA. tANCINO AND N. 3 MILES OFJ em j.

TURHPIKE orr RT, very Sat. ft OSCAR DoMONT CBS ORCHESTRA DELIGHTFUL BEACH AND PICNIC GROVES ok PENNA. 9 KUTZTOWn.PA. BduwwiALLENTOWN READING VIAU.S.*22or»222 traction Picnic Park American and European Plant Plantation Room Cocktail Lounge Coffee Shop TELEVISION SUN DECKS Telephone Atlantic City 5-014? MONTICELLO AMIRICAN AND lUROPtAN HANS Coach-and-Four Cocktail Lounge DOSCOBEL EUROPEAN PLAN ATtANTIC CITY'S POPULAR PRICE FAMILY HOTEL Open Weekday! 6 P. M.

la 10 P. M. Sat. Sun. Holidayi 1 P.

M. to 10 M. THIS AD WORTH 24c NO Good on Sun, or Holiday PLAYTOWN PARK CHILDREN'S WONDERLAND Baltimore Pike near Springfield Pool 10 EXCITING RIDES MINIATURE GOLF Open No9H Jill Midnlte llth Sensational Smash Week ANDY'S MUSICAL BA Chris Scarlett Interpretive Dance Marvel 3RD PALMER CHESTER Mike Jack for Hour Pleasure 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY Jerry Young, Comedy A The Ambassadors and Their Sensational Music No Cover or Minimum Charge Reservations-Call 2-9814 Jumbo Shrimp Shrimp In Baiket Sandwiches and other Delicious Food! Bobbii Clark Comedy Songs Personified Mr. Joey Tone Featured Lovely Exotic Dancer and His All-Star Revut. Featured Added Attraction Sergeant Jot Friday calling just wanted to tell you that I'll be you erery day in dragnet The authentic comic ftrip story of YOUR police force in action STARTS EXCLUSIVELY IN THE CHESTER TIMES ON JUNE 23.