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PAGE 2B EVERYDAY MAGAZINE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1943 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST. LOUIS BROADCASTING STATIONS Tomorrow's Events Flashes of Life MOVIE TIME AMBASSADOR 'Tampa Rhythm." at 12:13.

3:09, and Hah and l-antatay." at 10:30. 1:26. 4:22. 7:06 and 9:54. enlisted In the campaign.

Carl E. Roessler, St. Iouls salvage committee chairman for th American Hotel Association and manager of Jefferson Hotel, said one of the projects planned for the campaign is a cellar-to-roof search of hotels to salvage all available scrap materials. HOTEL SCRAP SALVAGE DRIVE The War Production Board "salvage all four for victory" campaign, emphasizing the need of collecting all available scrap metals, used fats, tin cans and waste paper Instead of concentrating on one material at a time, will be opened at St. Louis hotels next Wednes KSD KXOK WW KFUO KMOX WIL KWK vrrp ihptfi pit i i iM; 1 1 rp ft ft rVrfrTrMftri (h rVjiTrt I'll SSO 630 770 8 SO 1120 1230 O80 FOX How Pyle Gets Food Service Using Numbers Prisoner Waiters Do Not Speak English So Digits Are Used.

Broadcast at 12:53, By the Associated Press. More for Less. NEW YORK, Dec. 11. The customer ordered chicken chow mein, without onions.

The meal was sat? isfactory. The check read: "Chow mein 75 cents. No onions Scents. Total 80 cents." Asked to explain, Ik. Oklnaaa mmA "With 'Mystery 8.

6:23 I 9:08: ana "nappy i 7:27 and 10 at 1:57. 4:42 lopenlltStl 71 UZ day, it was announcrd today. All hotel employes in the city will le LOEWS STATE lrAWKsEi.tiLTJ i.S;!.' A Great Love Story Comet RADIO FAVORITES TODAY "Deetrayer." at 10:08, 1:04. 4, 7'07. 10:14 and 1:21 a.

m. Sunday; "Return n( the Vampire." at 11:50. 3:46. 5:53, 9 and 12:07 a. rn.

Sunday. MISSOURI "True to I.lfe." at 12:50. 4:38 and "Old Acquaintance," at 2:25, 6:13 and 10:10. 01 a nr THE ASSt. HI I.I.Vr Out of a World in Flame! AHERNE PLUS THRILLING MYSTERY Warnar BAXTER Martaret LINDSAY CRIME DOCTOR' Ann SOTHERN James CRAIG 'SWING SHIFT MAISIE' ORPHEUM Program! on the broadcast band scheduled for today include.

4 P. M. KSD HOI I.TWOOII OPEN HOl'SK. KKl'O Faithful Words. KMOX Benny i.olman'B Orchestra.

KWK Records. WKW Niwi; Sparta WIL. Vtlitim Foreign Wan. KXOK Tea and Orumrjnta. 4:1 K(Ul) IJght Opera.

KMOX WVomen'a Program Wi.W Hasten the WIL, Vanillin. 4 Hxl HlOKk BEHIND 1141. nr.ii.i.vr KKliD Rlhie KMoX Mother nd nail. WKW lanc Time. WII.

Newa; leauro Tunee. KXOK Mujio; O. I. VAHIETV SHOW. KFUO Children's Program.

KWK Records. WEW Catholic News, KXOK Storyland Theater. 5 P. M. "There's Something Ahnnt a Sol-dler," at 10:30.

5 oft and a 24 Jirl raay," at 12.10, 3:28, 8:4 and 10:04. Variety and Comedy. r. m. 6: KSD, nob Rurn; Spike Jones' City Slicker Hand.

6:00 KXOK. What New? Don Ameche, M. Hedy Lamarr, Arthur Treacher, Nancy Walker. 8:00 KSD. National Barn Dance; Edmund LOWE Evelyn KEYES 'DANGEROUS BLONDES' AND EVERY SATURDAY I TONIGHT Exhibition, City Art Museum, 10 n.

m. to 5 p. special exhibit, "Third Annual Missouri talks, 2:30 p. m. and 4:30 p.

"Portrait by gallery tour, 3:30 p. m. Exhibition, Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, Old Courthouse, 9 a. m. to 4:30 p.

National Expansion room, special exhibit, "Maps in American illustrated talk, 3 p. "William Clark." Exhibition, Campbell House, 1508 Locust. 10:30 a. m. to 5 p.

m. Exhibits. Misosurl Historical Society, Jefferson Memorial, Forest Park, 9:30 a. m. to 5 p.

"War Exhibit" and "Fur' Trade." Exhibition, The Bookshop, 386 North Euclid, 3 p. m. to 5 p. "Books and the Art of Making Them." Exhibition, People's Art Center, 2811 Washington, 10 a. m.

to 6 p. "War Posters by Group 15." Exhibition, Eleanor Smith Galleries, 393 North Euclid, 9:30 a. m. to 5 p. paintings by Pvt.

Mayo Sorgman. Exhibition, Public Library, 1301 Olive, 9 a. m. to 9 p. photographs, "Work of the Women's Royal Navy Service." Club hours.

Officers' Club of St. Louis, De Soto Hotel, 11:30 a. m. to 11:30 p. Informal games and dancing.

U. S. O. activities; dances. 3 p.

m. and 7.30 p. Kiel Municipal Auditorium; supper, 6 p. 5942 Easton. Lecture, Young Men's Hebrew Joe Kelley, Fat Buttram, Joan.

ST. LOUIS "Seventh Victim," at 3:01, 6:03 and 8:45: "Sweet Raele. O'Grady," at 1, 4:12, 7:04 and 9:66. SHUBERT "Th Fallen Sparrow." at 12:30, 3:39, and "Guadalcanal Diary." at 2:04. 5:13 and 8:32.

onion easy, without onion chef get mixed up, so 5 cents more without onion." The Guy's Good. SACRAMENTO. Cel. Donald MacNlcoll wanted to hunt. Ha rented a gun, bought a hunting license, talked Charles Sleheck out of four shotgun shells, took a taxi-cab to the city's outskirts.

He was back in an hour, with the limit of two pheasants and one unused shell. Seasonal Story. LOS ANGELES. "Merry Christmas," said a 5-year-old girl to the kindergarten enrollment teacher. "And a merry Christmas to you," answered the instructor.

"What is your name?" "Merry Christmas." The teacher looked at the girl's birth certificate: "Merry Kathryn Christmas." WAR WORKERS' Gala All-Kite Show By ERNIE FYI.fc A Special Correspondent of the FoHt-Dlspatch. ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, Algiers (By Wireless). THE Army mess where I used to eat during infrequent visits to Algiers was staffed at one time by soldier-waiters. Then later we had French girls, and now upon my return our waiters are Italian prisoners. And they are in fact the best we've had- They're terribly attentive, and grin all the time, apparently because they're so happy with their jobs.

They don't speak English, and very few of us speak Italian, so a very neat system of dining-table communications has been devised. Each place has a little typed Davis. 9:30 KSD, "Grand Old TONIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT WAR WORKERS' ALL-NIGHT SHOW Com at Lara at 2:30 A. U. and Sea Both Complete Show as Late as iliUU a.

m. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE Farm Implements for Canada, WASHINGTON. Dec. 11 (AP). mi The War Production Board Thurs (Tax af losL) RQC A M.

AUG 'TI1V. orra day increased slightly the total tonnage of farm machinery permitted to be exported to Canada this year. The WPB said tha Increase would restore most of the overall tonnage reduction which was subtracted from the Canadian allocation in a revision of quotas last August. fAmPfi, "e- a. menu, with each dish numbered.

With it is a tiny slip of paper with STEW' ci.c.' 'nerferti Chas. BOYER numbers running up to about 15. So you simply take a pencil and 5 HITS! ICUMMIMGS circle the numbers of whatever you want and hand the. slip to Oat 30c. Tnx ts from 1:00 jr 30c, To to 2 Wallace BEIRY Technicolor Hit the waiter.

Pretty soon he comes back with exactly what you ordered, no mat A I I IXC to MARINES JMLU I the Robert ter how illogical vour aonetlte Puny Smeltton Laff-Hlt. 'FeatllfM Clam.ar Gale Vowart I JehnY Association, 724 Union, 8:30 p. John Roy Carlson on his book, "Under Cover" (free to service men). VILLAGE BARN I C.mmwnlfy Sine! Cater Cartaea! Newt: MARINES BLAST JAPS AT TARAWA! Storm rnnh DOBBINS INN Halls Ftrry nsar Chambsri Rd. NOW OPEN CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS may have been.

They simply never make a mlntake that way. I think we ought to trv it at home. 'Real McCoy on the Job. Whitby Tord, "The Duke of Roy Acuff, Trudy Brown. Quiz Shows.

P. M. 6:30 KMOX, Bob Hawk's Thanks to the Yanks. 7:30 KSD, Truth or Consequences; Kalph Edwards, quizmaster. 8:30 KSD, "Can You Top This?" "Senator" Ed Ford, Harry Herschfeld and Joe Laurie comedians.

9:15 KMOX, Jim McWilliams' Correction Please. Drama. P. M. 7:00 KSD, Abie's Irish Rose; Julie Stevens in title role.

7.30 KMOX, Inner Sanctum. Music P. M. 1:00 KXOK, Metropolitan Opera; "Tristan and Isolde," Lauritz Melchior, Helen Traubel in title roles. 7:30 KXOK, Boston Symphony Orchestra; Brahms' Second Symphony.

8:00 KMOX, Hit Parade; Frank Sinatra, Bea Wain, Mark War-now's orchestra. KWK, Chicago Theater of the Air. 8:30 KXOK, Spotlight Bands. 8:45 KMOX, Saturday Night Serenade; Jessica Dragonette. 9:00 KSD, Million Dollar Band; Barry Wood, Double Daters; guest, Glnny Slmms.

Commentators. P. M. 6:45 KSD, Dr. Roland G.

Usher. mm VT. GEORGE McCOY used to "do a daily buttonhole broadcast for WEAF on the steps OFEN EVERY SATURDAY NITE SHADY VALLEY FOLKS Hm" COON CREEK BOYS BRINO YOUR OWN LIQUOR 3454 WASHINGTON FR. 8712 KSD NEWS REPORT: SCOTT FIELD RROAIH AST. tpl.

Frank Esrben. KFUO KMOX Ne WEW Nrwi; CrandpappY Jonea. WIL. Mono! Roundup. KXOK Saruixr l'aia- i'i' Ksn the ksd orchestra directed by Hum David.

KKL'O Sports. KMOX Sports. KXOK Our World of Work. KD ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS. KWK Navy Bulletin.

KFUO Concert. KMOX News. WIL. News: Jive Interlude. KXOK Second War Congress of American Industry.

5:43 KSD Ml MO WELL DONE 4 Al Koto's orchestra. KMOX The World Today. WTL Songs bv BiC Crosby. KXOK Leon Henderson. 6 P.

M. KT HOB BlRNs SHOW. Spike Jones and Hi Itv Sllckrre. KKUO Religious Journals. KMOX Man Behind the Gun.

KWK News: Sivirts WIL Dance Orchestra. KXOK Whil'i New: Don Ameche. M. Hedy Lamarr, Arthur Treacher. Nancy Walker.

Can'. Olenn Miller. 15 KFlrO Sabbath Eve Melodies. KWK Records. WIL.

Tha Weather; Sporta: atria t'p the Hand km ji it owrii.l. ANn com-PtM Freddie Hrnnnann and the Ksn Orrheetrn directed by Ruee lavld. KMOX Thanks to the Yanks W'lL, News; Rhvthra Intermeizo. KXOK What's New. 4 Kl DR.

ROLAND O. ISHXK, news analyst. WIL Just Relax. 7 P. M.

Kn 4BIKS IRISH ROSE: Julia Sterols In the trading role. KMOX Cirouoho Marx Show. KWK California Melodies. WIL Santa Claus. KXOK Watch the World Go By.

7:15 WIL Toyland Revue. KXOK Miss Ray Lev, pianist. 1:30 KMJ TRITH OR CONSEQUENC ES. KMOX Inner Sanctum. KWK News: Music WII News: Help Wanted.

KXOK Boston Symphony. KWK Arthur Hale. WIL Tin Pan Alley 7.53 KMOX Ned Calmer, comment. 8 P. M.

Kai NATIONAL B4.R.N DANCFj Joe Kelly. I.utu Hrlle. I'at Rntlram. Ilooaler Mot Shots. Jane Have.

Joe Parson, s.len Welly's rrhrtr. ueat: Joan Davis. KMOX Hit Parade. KWK Chicago Thrster of the Air. WIL Dance Time 8:15 WIL Listen, St.

Louis. KXOK Ed Tomlinson. 8:30 KSI CAN TOO TOP THISt Harry Hershfirld, "Senator" Ed lord and Joe 1. auric Jr. WIL News: In tne Groove KXOK Bobby Sherwood's SpotllRht Band.

8:45 KMOX Saturday Nignt Serenade; Jessica LiMcrinelte. csus Haenschen'a or-coesua. KXOK Music: News. 9 P. M.

Krt MILLION DOLLAR BAND: Harry of the Astor Hotel In New York. 40c. NEW YEAR'S RESERVATION N0WJ HOPVlUe UY UY BONOS STAMPS Mae. aaaana Esquire-Varsity Open 1:30 30c Till 5 Riiz-Norside Open 5:00 Start 5:30 MARTIN fronehot TONE Dir. w-.

FOSTER I "rrADAAt. MOOftc SKYLINE "Wellston'i Brit Spot" 5911 Easton 3 FLOOR SHOWS NIGHTLY 3 White Eagle Princess lona Marguerite Clayton Joy Conley Lon Nouman, Songs Snow White. Tops in Taps ART WOLFF, M. C. Make New Tears' Ee Resertalions How! Dance I.

the Muslt af THE RKVLINERS Conv.nl.nl Lwatl.n Easy an Vaur Caa LAST 2 I MAT. TODAY. 2:50 56e te II it TIMES i TONIGHT. :50 S6o ts 2 24 World's Laughlngest Comedy 'ovviu IT'S GOT EVERYTHING THIS STAR STUDDED MUSICAL BETTE DAVIS HUMPHREY B0GAR1 isiii I EDDIE CANTOR FOR ST. LOUIS THEATER ADV.

SEE ST. AMUSEMENT SHERIDAR The program was called "The Real McCoy." Now he's on the staff of the Stars and Stripes doing the same thing buttonholing soldiers on the streets and having them talk into the microphone. He calls the present program "The Sidewalks of North Africa." Just before I went home last fall, George buttonholed me and got me up to his studio and made some kind of record for broadcasting to the soldiers. I don't know what I said, because it was the second time In my life I'd ever done such a thing, and I was so scared I can't remember, but anyhow I got through it and the recording was later broadcast to the troops over here. I ran into Private McCoy again yesterday and he was all a-flutter.

Seems he'd read in a clipping from the States how I'd turned down an offer of 11500 for one broadcast. So he's been running around all over Algiers telling people what a wonderful person I am because I down $1500 at home but did one for nothing over here. It's nice of George, but the truth is I'm just plain silly. ERROL FITNN And A Mast of Other HOLLYWOOD stars Abie's Irish Rose Produced under personal supervision af ANNE NICHOLS Plus MUSICAL COMEDY JAMBOREE! FOR WEATHER REPORTS Tune to KSD At 6. 6:45, 7:45.

8:30 and II A. 12:30. 5:30. 10:30 and II P. M.

and 12 Midnight. Park Fre F.squire-Jiorside-Varsttyi NEXT week MONDAY, 8:15 a NEWS AND C03DIENT ON KSD 5:30, 6, 6:45, 7, 7:45, 8:30, 11 a. 12 and 12:30 noon, 5, 5:30, 6:45, 10:30, 11, 11:30 p. 12 and 12:30 midnight. 7AG2SDTV 66 IP DELMAR BLVD.

TONIGHT AND EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT WAR WORKERS' ALL-NIGHT SHOW Com at Late a 2:30 A. M. osef See fotft Features GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE Niahts. SI. 12 41 42 Lodging Big Problem.

Mots. Wed. SI. 12 te $2.80 TRANSIENT correspondents at Algiers stay in six rooms set Mood, tne uouoie uaiers. uucbl umiij S'mms.

WIL Harlem Rhythm. KXOK Jonn Guither, comment. KWK John B. Hughes, comment. 9:15 KMOX Correction Please.

WIL Ballroom Bands. KWK News; Bond-waem KXOK Armv Service Forces. KSD GRAND OLD OPR. WIL Newa; Sparklers. 9:45 KMOX Pappy Cheshire.

WIL Melodies. KXOK Universal Bible Sunday. 10 P. M. KSD CVRT MA8SEY AND COMPAN.

KMOX BarDer Shop guartet. KWK Dance orchestra. WIL- Swing KXOK News. 10:15 KSD SO THE STORY CMIES. KMOX Public Affairs.

KWK News. KXOK Charles Spiv.ik's orchestra. 10:30 KSD ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS KWK Dance orchestra. KMOX Old Fashioned Barn Dance. WIL The Weather: News 10:43 KSD I SCSTAIN THE WINGS.

SINDAY POST-DISPATCH RESUME. KWK Music. KXOK Sports. 11 P. M.

KSD ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS; THOMAS PELL'SO'S ORCHESTRA. KMOX Barn Dance. KWK Music WOMEN 20 TO 50 YEARS OLD, JOIN THE WAC TODAY YOUR CHANCE TO DO YOUR JOB BUY WAR BONOS AND STAMPS MELBA 'So Proudly We Hail' MICHIGAJLrrr; AL 'HERE COMES ELMER' CINDERELLA henie, j. oakie, -wintertime' VIRGINIA 1 WILLIAM TRACY, 'YANKS AHOY' ROBERT YOUNG, 'CLAUDIA' LEMAY Imay erry 'PASSPORT TO SUEZ' CTIiniO 62" t. ROBERT YOUNG, 'CLAUDIA' STUPID barrvmore 'FRONTIER JADMEN riUAV Feranson.

HarJyUJamesOrrh. 'BEST FOOT FORWARD' SAVOY mo. RICHARD ARLEN, 'ALASKA HIGHWAY cnilTMuAV T38 s. MARY LEE, 'NOBODY'S DARLING' wUUIHWAT Bradw.r gg" 'ANGEL FROM TEXAS' NORMANDY 7324 N-- 'Wf. Buzzin', nunmmiui Bride, mwkr 'MAjqr AND THE MINOR' O'FALLON ONJA HEME JACK OAKIE baden 'WINTERTIME' A CUI RWn 3520 N- wiiii i mil iinai HdnLMIlll.

Mewstead am a a queens Roberl Young, Claudla, BREMEN 'ABOVE SUSPICION' SALISBURY iJKZ, iiKeT 'AJ0B WIMH' AUET S(H IBettn Davis. Panl Lukas. 'Uateh on the JAIlCI W.Florissant I Mary Ler, 'Xobaily't a Mil I I 8039 N. Ball. Harry James Rand.

'Best Foot LUVVCLL Broadway I B. Bennett. '1 ndergronnd Agent' nnin 4889 N'at, I B-tte Davis. Paul Lukae. 'Watch on the BKIUV7C Bridge Mary Lee.

'Nobody's a Air 8000 IVIrsrlnla Weldler. E. Arnold. 'Youn rest Prn-P AU LI Qaxton W. William.

'Passport to ROBIN Roltn 'What's Buzzin. MELVIN I 'CITY WITHOUT MEN' KIEL 1 AUDITORIUM-TODAY AND WIL Dawn Patrol. KXOK Newa; Jan Oarber's orcneatra. 11:30 KSU ASnoClA lED PRESS MEWS. Mr.

smith Coca to Town. KMOX Musical Hour. KWK Dance orchestra. KXOK Freddy Martin's orchestra, 11:45 KXOK Music; Newa. KWK Dance Music; News.

12 MIDNIGHT NOW SHOWING! Open I2i30! Betty Robert Adolphe GRABLE YOUNG MENJOU Tom Jean CONWAY BROOKS THE 7TH TOMORROW RUSSIAN BALLET 4,4. KSD ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS: LET'S 'SWEET ROSIE Is Tech-1 nicolor I LAl WIL Dawn PatroL 12:30 KSD ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS. KMOX Al Bland Show; Victory Patrol Merle OBERON Brian AHERNE 'FIRST COMES COURAGE' Werner Baxter, 'CRIME DOCTOR' Accompanied by Entire Klnrnhlehn-ay a Chippewa Klncst Open -atari ub uic Air i nuiei. A newcomer just goes from one of the rooms to another until he finds either an empty bed or some floor space for his bedroll, and moves in. The first night I stayed with John Daly of CBS.

The second night I slept on a balcony in the new sleeping bag That Girl bought me as a farewell gift. And now I'm in a room with Red Mueller of NBC, who is about to start home for the first time in 20 months. My battle friend, Chris Cunningham of the United Press, is still here after nearly two years. His plans for a return home were cancelled at the last minute. Here too are Hal Boyle and Boots Nor-gaard of AP, Don Coe of UP and Graham Hovey of INS, all old pals of last winter in Tunisia and all of them getting tireder and tireder of war.

Chris and Hal have been put to writing war columns similar to this one for their press associations. Hal, who always has a funny remark, says: "I'm writing for the people who look over the shoulders of the people reading Ernie Pyle's column." WOMEN! 4533 Gravels Open Start 130 UI'PBIHTE Bob Betty HOPE HUTTON LET'S FACE ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA TODAY AT 2:30 "SLAVONIKA" (New), "PETER I THE WOLF," "FAIR AT SOROCHINSK." TODAY AT 8:30 "CAPRICCIO ESPACNOL," "JUDGMENT OF PARIS" (New). "DIM LUSTRE" (New), "BLUEBEARD." TOMORROW AT 2:30 "ROMEO ft JULIET," "ALIKO" (New). "GALA PERFORMANCE." SEATS NQW-tt' SWIGS', Ipner Bale, $1.10.

Hoc (Tax Box Office (Auditorium land Aeolian Fark Free BEVERLY SKINKER 1 CLAYTON Opaa 1 :30 30o te J. Tax Incl. 3511 N. Grand at Hebert Open 5 Start 5:30 PAT O'BRIEN, 'BOMBARDIER' J. Craig.

Diana Barrymore. 'FRONTIER BADME. Cartoon. Beverly Only, 'Valley of Vanl.hlng 7740 Olive St. Johns GEM S5BB N.

Rivervlew JOIN A TODAY! nVTRLAND I BETTE DAVIS. "WATCH ON THE RHINE Mo. Ulan Ladd. 'The Devil With Cartoon A SerlaL. OSAGE fjaSra'STrl 'SO PROUDLY WE HAIL' Kirkwood.

Mo. Al Pearce In 'HERE COMES ETMER. Helen WALKER Mabel PAIGE Cecil KELLAWAY NEI.SOV EDDV SVSANN'A FOSTER 'PHANTOM OF THE OPERA' MARRIAGE LICENSES. Aaron Watts 3014A Easton Ernest Lee Holley 3016A Easton Edwards A. Jasper 136 W.

Felton Mane Schott 7338 Hoover William H. Curran Jr. 6630 Alabama Esther A. Borgwald 602 Dover Robert J. Dieker 54S2 LoughhorouKh Jane 4317 Toenges Nathaniel Johnson 3912 Whittier Mrs.

Minnie Gardner 4205A W. Easton Oilie King 4365 W. Belle Ruby Norman 3440 Lucas Eugene L. Graff Monticello. N.

Y. B. Rosenberg Granite City Frank B. Lansberg 2616 St. Vincent Grace A.

Luethge 3916 Gustine Llovd W. Scott 4414 St. Louie Vernette Current 120 N. Channing Hubert Glenn 1410 Glasgow Ardelia Taylor 1410 Glasgow William R. Edwards 4830A N.

Bway. Lena Curry 4S30A N. Bway Milton Siegel 6317 Southwood Marjorie A. Hoffman 5537 Pershing Walter H. Holzboog 4746 Cupples Place Dorothy L.

Schuls 2627 Marcus Philip Robertson S. Kinloeh Park Sarah Simons S. Kinloeh Park George D. Hoevnck 5342 Chippewa Louise B. Esctienbrenner Kirkwood James W.

Sledge East St. Louis Mrs. Tilda M. Anthony East St. Louis John Mason 2725 Lawton Mabel Jenkins 2725 Lawton William McCullum 3233 Pine Ruby White 4407 West Belle Solomon R.

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Fellmann 5214 Robin OZARK Webster Groves 2 Shows. Starts 6. Opaa 1 :30 30c te 8. Tax Incl. 6350 Deleter Opaa 1 :30 30e te 5.

Tax Incl. UNION EASTOfl Open 1 :30 30e te 5. Tax Incl. 'THE GOOD FELLOWS' 'LARCENY WITH MUSIC Allan Jonea Kitty Carlisle First Show 7 P. M.

BETTE DAVIS APOLLO DsBal. A Waterman DALM I FRED MacMURRAY 3010 rmon I JOAN CRAWFORD 'ABOVE SUSPICION1 'Henry Aldrich Swings It' KITEST NEWS WATCH ON THE RHINE' Robert Young. Dorothy McGuire 'CLAUDIA Da HAVILLAND-CUMMINGS-COBURN 'PRINCESS O'ROURKE' ACTUAL TRUEI TERRIFYINGI 'BATTLE OF RUSSIA' siiEncriDosii 1312 SO. CHAN Open Start 5:30 17 00u-GHD BUM AM Ope 12:30 30e to S. Tax Incl.

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and A. Sanfilippo, 4523A Ashland. W. and E. Kroepel, 4258 Farlln.

E. and M. Linehan, 2109 Hadley. S. and K.

Howe. 4194 Sacramento. V. and M. Stafford.

5722 Lucas Hunt rd. J. and H. Wichlenski, 4302 Farlin. C.

and C. McKenna. 3108 North Market, D. and G. Norris.

University City. N. and D. Locker. 5190 Easton.

W. and L. Venable, 14 N. Boyle. R.

and V. Absher. twins. 1148 Bayard. P.

and B. Andrews 4384 McPherson. O. and R. Hockenberry.

2012 Salisbury. F. and F. Buchmeler, 306 Bates. J.

and E. Boyer, 1604 S. Thirteenth. W. and C.

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and D. Trusik. 1881 S. Eleventh. W.

and M. Cassaday, 630A Lynch. R. and G. Ellerorock, 5332A Conde.

B. and O. Little, Pine Lawn. H. and A Derhake Florissant J.

ana C. Glazebrook, 4140 N. Kingahigh- H. and E. Barkalow, 4139 Lee.

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and M. Eckert, 8942 N. Crest. B. and A.

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and N. Fresta, 5216 Elizabeth. L. and P. Renetzky, 5620 Vernon.

J. and M. Brogan 1221 Warren. J. and M.

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F'loyd, 2823 Missouri. GIRLS. H. and C. Cantrell.

1393 Semple. and M. Mirchell, St. John's. and E.

Kramer. 5545 Labadie. and E. Seipp, 4132 Maffitt. R.

and H. Elliott. 2921A Warne. E. and M.

Tairent. 2500A Semple. and A. Kranz, 4810 W. Florissant.

A. and M. Koviak, Baden Station. J. and C.

Culbertson. Overland. A. and K. Sack.

4159 Delmar. W. and V. Wobbe, 2510A W. Palm.

K. and E. Jaeger, 5432 Plover. L. and M.

Wilder, 4215 Maryland. A. and L. Shrum. 5009 Raymond.

D. and H. O'Connell, 4939 West Pine. W. and L.

Wampler, 54S7A N. Union. C. and G. Lee, 1441 S.

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and S. Gale. University City. W. and F.

Russell. 1394 Hamilton. V. and S. Asberry, 4129A Pleasant.

and F. White. 2 36 Allen. W. and J.

Swink. 2109 Alfred. H. and F. Olsen.

2600A Minnesota. O. and A. McKinney. 1740 Waverly.

ST. LOUIS COUNTY. BOYS. and V. Davis.

5S1 Vivian. J. and B. Eckert. Baden.

GIRLS. C. and H. Bullock. 2837 Wisconsin.

L. and P. Klohr, Vlnita Park. G. and J.

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Frank Kelly, Detroit Dies. DETROIT, Dec 11 (AP). Dr. Frank A. Kelly, internationally known surgeon and chief of staff at Grace Hospital here, died yesterday of a heart ailment.

He was 62 years old. Dr. Kelly at one time lectured in England at the invitation of the British Medical Association and conducted clinics throughout the British Isles. RELEASE A MAN FOR ACTIVE SEA DUTY! Ghosts on the 5:40 3149 Park Plymouth I lana turner 117S Hamilton I ROBERT YOUNQ 'SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS' MARX 'BIG STORE' NEWS A CARTOON Nelson EDDY Suj. FOSTER Claude KAins.

PASSPORT TO BCEZ and TOCNOEST SHADY 0AKEve7F.M.' FAIRY 8640 Easton PHANTOM or in uriiw In Technicolorl Alvlna REY THE KING SISTERS 'LARCENY WITH MUSIC Hanley a rorsvtne MAPLEVYOODstnoo LJI 1AAV ISnnia Hente. John Payne, TaM ATRIP TAJ 1Jtin TOID PRINCESS! Virginia Weldler. Robert Taslor and Hoat of stare ua nl'IIM I l.vll VTVH'I IMF I'ln. Sec-l TI70 Manchester 2708 N. Flor.

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