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PAGE THE PITTSBURGH PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1946 to supervise formal banquet scenei New Shows Slated fn Washinjto for "The Searching Wind." GOP Expenses For Kennywood Kennywood Park's free thrill SHOW SHOPS A Non-Expert Sees the Fight Film And Dares to Express an Opinion shows at the Lagoon Stage will have a complete change of billing this week-end. "TOM SAWYER" Walter Brnnn Today the Seniorettes. a daring Mae kodsod girl aerial duo, and the Trouts, sensational jugglers and hoop- House, Senate Vote Funds of 13 Billions Push Appropriations For 1947 Fiscal Year rollers will present the afternoon and evening programs. Starting tomorrow Francisco and Dolores, perch-balancers, and the Downie Brothers, free pole gymnasts and upside-down loop-walkers, will take over for a two-week stay. By A SPAR MOXAIIAN There wasn't a boxing expert in the gang when at yesterday noon we gathered to see a private showing of the Louis-Conn fight picture.

We were "pleasantly surprised" to quote one of the non-experts who voiced the consensus of the bunch in vhe projection room. We found it a better fight than we anticipated after reading the A special feature for next week will be the one-night appearance i WASHINGTON, June 22 (UP) 1 lMHi I if i'f vi ii I', 3 f- Racing against a June 30 deadline, accounts of the Yankee Stadium set-to. Doors pro 10:30 the Senate and House in one day approved four fiscal 1947 appropria of Claude Thornhill and his orchestra on Friday. For all the other afternoon and evening dance sessions in the, open-air Pavilion Baron Elliott and his band will preside. tion bills totaling $13,250,090,683, in NOW SHOWING! cluding record peace-time funds for the Army and Navy.

Largest single bill was the House-approverd $7,091,034,700 measure to maintain an Army averaging men during th next fiscal year. The Army appropriation also includes 375 million dollars for peacetime atomic energy research, 281 million dollars for other scientific Vu-r Not really a good fight, but hardly the "fiasco" i t' been called. As I see it the experts over-wrote the fight before it took place and jnder wrote it afterwards You can take that for what it's Expert Advice HOLLYWOOD Director William Dieterle engaged Pancho, noted Hollywood maitre de hotel, who began his career on the Continent, Top Democrats in County Republicans Show $264 Mo re Spent Expenses of the Allegheny County Republican Committee for the re raf rAmary an? SPecial lections ran $264 more than those of the County Democratic Committee from Dec. 8. 1945 to June 10, 1946.

Expense accounts turned in to the County Elections Board differed somewhat in their breakdown The Republicans turned in their expenses and receipts for the two elections, while the Democrats filed one report on their primary expenses and another on their financial affairs of the six-month period. Democratic expenses and donations for the special election were included in the latter amount. Individual Gifts The Republican committee showed total expenses of $25,989, against the DemocratsS 25,724. Receipts for the Republicans were $30,295. Democratic receipts for the six months were only $10,031, but they had $14,576 on hand on December 8.

Most of the Republican receipts came from private individuals as shown by the fact that the Committee received 15 donations of more than $500, while only Mayor David L. Lawrence and Clerk of Courts Dr. John J. McLean handed the Democrats $500 or more. Biggest item on the Democrats' receipt list was the S5000 turned in by the Jefferson Day Celebration Committee.

Biggest expense item for both parties was for watchers at the polls. The Republicans spent snk fX end came so swiftly and unexpectedly. A truck horse would have been knocked down and out by any of tho.se three awful blows, let alone a mere 182-pound guy outweighed by 25 pounds of fighting fury. You be the one to go around babbling as so many are doing, "why I might aS well have been in there with Louis." Not me. When Joe is chopping down some foolhardy lad, I get at least 20 feet away from the radio.

Admittedly the film reveals that Conn was completely outclassed, but also it certainly reveals he was in there trying against staggering odds. In short, despite scurrilous and lying intimations to the contrary, he can walk the streets of his hometown with his head up. If you see the film I think you'll agree. It's showing at the Warner and on the same screen are Joan Fontaine and Mark Stevens as a married pair who have troubles. Troubles? Hell they don't have to face J.

Louis! Xfi MGM fi(( VUtoi Jx-t fff "HICK JBfipW 1(1 I MAIN MGM Color III J.CARROL CartoonyUMSH tit 3 research and 350 million dollars to help feed starving peoples in occupied areas. Highest in Peacetime Although the Army appropriation is only about one-tenth of the record 1942 wartime appropriation, it is by far the highest peacetime military appropriation in U. S. history. The second largest appropriation approved by the Senate late yesterday a record peacetime $4,100,000,000 Navy bill.

It provides for the maintenance of a fleet of 1045 combat ships and a force of 558,000 officers and men. MOW AT worth, re- Mr. Monahan membering I'm no expert. I can only report on what I saw and I'm still naive enough to believe that the camera never lies. Assuming the camera is telling the truth, I saw a nervous, "tightly drawn Billy Conn enter the ring and an impassive sphinx-faced Joe Louis shuffle out to meet him at the start of the bout.

Joe was relaxed; Billy wasn't. From then on it was Joe stalking Billy as the latter retreated. I've seen Billy a few times in action and this time he seemed slower and lacking the surefooted grace that he had exhibited before. But several times he really got in there and threw some leather. In one round, the fourth I Senators also passed legislation to give the Treasury and Postoffice Departments $1,606,000,000 and the State, Justice and Commerce De BEATINC VICTIM Richard Thomas, 6.

son of Mrs. Nellie Crachowski of Soho, is cared for at Children's Hospital by Nurse Dorothy Muldoon. Police charge that Mrs. Crachowski looked on the boy as the "ugly duckling" of her three children, mistreated and beat him. No Lend Lease MIDGET AUTO RACES NEW KENSINGTON Thrills, Chills and Spills.

Every Sunday 2:30 P. M. partments and Federal judiciary HOLLYWOOD For one sequence $453,055,983 for the next fiscal year, To Adjust Differences in "O.S.S.," story of the work done during the war by the super spy All three bills passed by the Senate have been approved by the organization, the Office of Strategic Services, the studio bought House. But they now go back to the House for adjustment of dif Jt. V3k OH OUk A a Lockheed Hudson bomber, complete with engines.

520, of which $290 was turned back to the Party, while the Democrats STAGE Hotel Blast Toll 7 Dead, 41 Hurt Dallas Explosion Releases Ammonia Gas ihi.fv Silver Price Boost Voted by Senators Senate-House Battle On Move Hinted laid out only $7o00, including $950 turned back. Printers' Bills Unpaid Printers came out on the short QBE PRESENTING: end, apparently. The Democrats The Most Baffling listed S2323 in unpaid printing bills, the Republicans $1133 Magi Show of ALL TIME! think, he took a terrific punch but came back with a few of his own. Seemed to have some steam in 'em, too, but in the broadcast and in the following day's reports there was nothing to indicate he was the least bit aggressive. As late as the seventh round and the forepart of the eighth he displayed in fitful flashes he had not left all of his fighting heart in the training camp.

Or so it seemed to this non-expert. Of course, as everybody knows by now, he wasn't hurting Joe. But he asn't the completely feckless ana helpless fellow we expected For Your Dancing PUasur 2 Other big expenses noted were S158G for a Republican dinner at fering amendments. Both the Army and Navy bills carry no-strike amendments. The House attached a rider providing that no Army funds could be used to pay War Department employes who strike against the Government, or who belong to unions asserting the right to strike against the Government.

The Senate approved a similar provision in the Navy bill and added a penalty of one year's imprisonment and $1000 fine for those who did strike. Navy Bill Cut The Senate cut $39,718,000 from the House version of the Navy bill before sending it back for consideration of amendments. As approved by the Senate the GRAY GORTON June 22 (UP) A bitter fight between silver state and Eastern congressmen was brewing today over a Senate proposal to boost the Treasury' buying and selling price of silver from 71.11 to 90.3 cents per ounce. Until the controversy is settled, DALLAS, June 22 (UP) The Fire Department called in experts today to find the cause of an explosion that shook the five-million-dollar Baker Hotel and killed seven persons in the nation's third major hotel tragedy within a month. The explosion occurred in the basement of the 750-room building And Hil "Tick Tock Rhythm" Orchestra Featuring Th Lovilr Sitters Betty and Shirley Lane.

-A 3 Parties 10 to 1000 McK 2-222T the present shortage of silver for 0t yc i industrial use is expected to grow worse. Treasury sales of industrial Civic Liqht Opera Association of Greater Pittsburah tem. Deadly ammonia gas filled to see. Certainly he wasnt the poltroon we had been led to believe. Of course there was the explosive eighth round when the State-Justice-Commerce bill provided $131,139,523 for the State Department: $99,952,250 for Justice; $205,906,720 for Commerce and FIGHT PICTURES $16,057,490 for the Federal judiciary.

the William Penn Hotel and a contribution of $1000 on Jan. 8 to the Democratic State Committee. Leading the list of contributors to the Republican campaign were: Constance P. Mellon, $1500; Sarah M. Scaife, $1500; R.

K. Mellon, $1500; W. L. Mellon, $1500; A. M.

Scaife, $1500; James F. Malone $1000; W. C. Robinson, $1000; A. W.

Robinson, $1000 and Thruston Wright. J. F. Walton, H. E.

Lewis, S. S. Marshall, W. L. Jones B.

F. Jones III and W. Creigh-ton, each $500. Borough Statements Millvale Borough Democrats spent $581 for the primary, but their receipts totaled $723. Du-quesne Democrats spent $320, just about what they received from donors.

Heading the list of candidates who filed expense accounts yesterday was Isabella J. Jones, defeated for the Republican nomination for Congress in the 29th District. Her campaign receipts came to $3290, her expenses $3003 but an unpaid printing bill for $680 will create a Bright Spots 5th AVE. DOWN7TQWN gum Senate Votes Extension OX? I Of War Powers Act With an All-Star Cast Corps de Ballet PITT STADIUM WEEK NIGHTS 8:45 P.M. Ticket Office KAUFMANN'S Second Floor Also at Algeo's Pharmacy, and Mansmann's Stadium Ticket Office 2 P.

M. to 10 P. M. Dane Clark -zachary scott janis paige the basement, rising to the floors above. 41 Injured Hotel officials said 41 employes were injured.

No guests w-ere injured even slightly, they said. The explosion crumbled basement walls. Police Lt. L. T.

Spencer believed there was one body still under the rubble. Twenty-man fire department squads working to clear the basement said it would take 24 to 48 hours to determine whether all the bodies had been recovered. Saves 97 Charles Hodge, a Negro in charge of the sub-basement washroom, helped save 97 laundry workers, WASHINGTON (UP) The Sen silver halted last December and cannot resume until the new legislation is passed. In the meantime, silver producers are withholding their stocks until a new price is set. Industries Affected The photography and photo-engraving industries already have been affected by the shortage, and the manufacture of electrical contact points for auto engines is threatened seriously.

The Congressional fight is expected to break out openly next when Senate-House conferees meet to resolve differences on the $1,606,067,840 Treasury Appropriation Bill for 1947. It was to this measure that the Senate tacked the Silver amendment yesterday. At issue were the conflicting opinions of silver-state and industrial state congressmen as to the price of silver. The Westerners FiMWfi or ATW Next Week Robin Hood ate last night passed and sent to the White House a bill extending sections of the Second War Powers Current stage attraction at Bill Household's theater-restaurant, Mc- Keesport, is Jack Gwynne and com- pany who present a magic show, "Illusions of the Atomic Age." Gwynne is assisted by a bevy of pretty girls. He will remain at the Crooked Run supper club until Air Conditioned Act for varying periods of from nine months to one year.

ALL-STAB CAST "ZIEGFELD FOLLIES OF 1946" in Technicolor Extended for nine months were East Liberty sections containing authority for REGENT the Office of Defense Transporta M- McDonald-D. O'Keef "Getting Gertle' Gartar" War Docriinpntiry BERMA VICTORY East Liberty Wednesday. Gray Gordon and his "Tick Tock Rhythm" play for both show and for dancing. tion and the War Shipping Administration; authority for the Government to dispose of property Air Conditioned ENRIGHT. James Masnn-Ann Todd "THE SEVENTH VEIL" Veronica Lske-S.

Tufts 'MISS SUSIE SLAGLE'S' The Saturday afternoon "Swing acquired for war purposes without Last Liberty mostly women. He threw wet sheets over their heads and shouted to them to keep low to avoid the ammonia fumes. Crawling through the debris, he led them to safety. The blast was the worst hotel "The Green Years condemnation proceedings; power session" will continue lnaeiimteiy CAMERAPHQNE Clark fiabe-OeT Larson "ADVENTLRE" Jamei CraiB-Slfme HaM 'DANGEROUS PARTNERS' to grant priorities and allocate and ration commodities; power for the want it as high as possible for the at Miller's Cafe. Sonny Miller has lined up talented musicians to take part in the session, augmented by East Liberty deficit.

William L. Shaffer, runner-up in the race for Democratic nomination to the State Assembly from the 10th District, showed expenses of $522. Expenses of Harry J. Davenport, Democratic nominee for Congress in the 29th District, came to $502. $390 Gets Few Votes Dallas' history.

It! benefit of western mines. The disaster Treasury to sell directly to Fed Ahhott and "LITTLE GIANT" ranked third in a recent series of Air Conditioned eral Reserve Banks not to exceed the Tony Noll band who plays Easterners want to keep the price down for the jewelry, photographic Alan Curtis-Kent Tavlor 5518 Walnut SL Daltons Ride Again" nightly at the Liberty Ave. cafe. Ted Weems' orchestra and enter and other silver-using industries Passed by 15 Senators is a wonderful Harrion-C. Ctiipmtpra BLITHE SPIRIT" Breneman-B.

CranTille Brtakfat Iw Hollywood" Oakland tainers are playing at Bill Green's 1 A sharp fight had been expected terraced gardens. John Pavne-M. 0'Hara on the Senate floor over the pro hotel tragedies, following a fire in the Canfield Hotel at Dubuque, which killed 19 persons, and the LaSalle Hotel fire in Chicago which killed 61. Small Fire Put Out In Hotel ct Chicago CHICAGO, June 22 (UP) Fire Featured with Weems are June "Sentimental Jogrn.y Jess Barker-Jull Bihop Oakland posal to amend the House bill to raise the Treasury silver sale price Lynn and Larry Noble, vocalists; 'IDEA GIKL" also Paul Steele, Glen and "Tiny" from 71.11 cents to 90.3 cents. But Rinff Cmhv-Bnh Bone motion picture ROAD TO LTOPIA CENTRE Cor.

Centm at Crair to the surprise of all concerned Martin, instrumentalists. Oakland there were only 15 senators on the iht. Lowrr-P. B'ooka HIGH POWERED" K. Rirhmond-B.

Reed "Tht Shallow Retirna" five billion dollars worth of securities at any one time; a waiver of navigation and inspection laws relating to seaborne commerce; a section exempting volunteer ration board workers and others from provisions of the Hatch no-politics act; and authority for emergency agencies to collect and disseminate statistical data. Extended for one year, to June 30, 1947, wa's authority to allocate building materials. The Senate adopted an amendment by Republican Senator E. H. Moore, of Oklahoma, which would specifically ban price control or rent control by any other agencies than those specifically authorized under the OPA and Economic Stabilization Acts.

(M-G-M, of cowrsef) COMING SOON Stepin Fetchit, and his revue will be held over at Don Metz' Oakland floor at the time the change went NEW OAKLAND Atvood it Fort through without a dissenting vote Bu5tr Crabbe-Al ft. John night spot at 3802 Forbes St. Con Oakland "StagMoach Oitlawt" The senate action tossed the into conference, where Eastern sidering all the competition that M. McDonald-D. 0'Kee MANOR.

diverted the public's attention. Cattin Garter" ers will fight for the House version T2. Murrav Aft. Vincent Bar! John A. Capone, who polled the lowest vote total in the Republican battle for nomination to the State Assembly from the 5th District, spent $390.

In losing the Republican nomination for State Senator from the 44th District, Robert J. Strathearn spent $185. His successful opponent, State Senator John M. Walker, spent less than $100. Others who spent less than $100 were Elmer J.

Holland, Democratic nominee for State Senate, 38th District; Icnatius J. Pillart, Republican nominee for Congress, 33rd District; Donald F. Davison, Republican nominee for Assembly, 10th District; J. P. Moran, Democratic nominee for Assembly, 10th District; Anthony G.

Thieret, defeated for Democratic nomination to Assembly, 6th District. broke out on the roof of the 20th story of the Marrison Hotel last night, but business went on as usual. Hastily-summoned firemen sped to the scene one block from the Hotel LaSalle fire in w-hich 61 persons died. Firemen put out the blaze by pouring water on it from the adjoining Hotel Chicagoan. Damage was estimated at $1000.

Squirrel Hill "SHOCK" to authorize resumption of Treasury Stepin and his show were received by a three-quarter house nightly sales at 71.11 cents. SQ. HILL John Pavne-M. O'Hara "Sentimental Joarnay" War Documentary The Senate amendment provides Forward at Murray Squirrel Hill BURMA VICTORY that the 90.3 cent price for buying and selling shall prevail until June SOUTH HILLS. Veronica Lake-S.

TufW MISS SUSIE SLAGLE'S" Craiit-F. Cifford 'Sna Went to th Rae" 30. 1948. After that time the price Dormont will be "not less than the legal James Masnn-Ann Todd HOLLYWOOD. "THE SEVENTH VEIL" monetary value (of silver) per fine troy ounce" an apparent invitation to Congress to raise it again later Wm.

darai-Ann Sae London Firm Faces Toy Dog Mystery Dormont MIDNIGHT MANHUNT Joel McCrea-B. Donlery in separate legislation. BOULEVARD. LONDON A London firm is THE VIRGINIAN" in Technicolor Brook! ine and should really pack them for his final week. Known as the man who made a million dollars doing nothing, Fetchit really gets a workout in his own revue which also features the dance sensation, Tar-zanya.

Greta L. Harbaugh's Pines is now featuring, Bill LeRoy's band, and will open with Lee Kelton, July 4. Lenny Littman recently put into operation his modern "Air-Temp" refrigeration. The Harry Walton Quartet and Tennie Trent play nightly. The Cary Gannis instrumental trio opened an indefinite engagement at the Hollywood Show Bar.

AIR CONDITIONED paging Sherlock Holmes to clear up a minor mystery. BEACON (Murray at Beacon) Rita METROPOLITAN fBloomfield) Chas. Vronira Lake-S. T'ift MISS SUSIE SLAGLE'S' War Documentary BERMA VTCTORT Hayworth. Glenn Ford in "Gilda.

Boy Kills Brother With 'Never Loaded' Gun HUMMELSTOWN, June 22 (UP) Twelve year old Robert Slack pulled the trigger of a 22-caliber rifle he said had never been loaded" and killed his seven-year-old brother, Keith. They were playing "cops and robbers." Dr. C. M. Wallace, assistant county coroner, said the victim died almost instantly.

The boys' parents were not at heme when the accident occurred. Homewood Physicist Dies SAN FRANCISCO, June 22 Prof. Thomas Howell Laby, one of Australia's leading physicists, died in Melbourne last night, radio Australia reported. The company sent a package containing six pairs of trousers to a Leicester tailor. It arrived with three pairs missing but with two expensive toy dogs added.

Alan Ladd-Veronica Lake Wllkinsbnrc 'The Blua Dahlia' STATE Starrett in "Two Fisted Stranger." Plus Linda Darnell in "The Great John NEW ATLAS No. Side) Bud Abbott Lou Costello in "Little Giant." Plus March of Time and Cartoon. PARK Greenfield) Sonja Henie In "Wintertime." Plus Gene Tierney in "Sundown." SHEA'S ORPHELM fMckee Rocks) Constance Bennett in "Paris Underground." "Men From San Quentin." STATE C335 Fifth Ave.) G. Cooper P. Goddard in "North Wrest Mounted Police." Also "Ragged Angels." STATE (Aliquippa) Rita Hayworth.

Glenn Ford in "Gilda." Also Cartoon and News. Carradine-C. Prakt "FACE OF MARBLE" Bob Steele-Syd Savior "AJIBl'SH TRAIL" Also March of Time. CAROL (Broughton) Lon Chaney Brencia Joyce in "Strange Confession." Also 'Dick Tracy." COLONY W. Park.

McKees Rcks) Gary Cooper in "Marco Polo." Plus Robt. Lowery in "Prison Ship." GERARD West View) Martha O'Dris-coll in "The Daltons Ride Again." Plus "Senorita From the "West," Cartoon. GRANT (Millvale) Joan Davis and J. Haley in "Geo. White's Scandals." A.

Curtis in "The Daltons Ride Again." OAKS (Oakmont) Greg Linda Darnell in "The Great John Plus News of the Day. Wllkinsburi; T. Bronpman-B. OranTillt REGAL BREAKFAST IN HOLLYWOOD" Wllkinsburi; Bucknell to Graduate 10 District Students Ten students from the Pittsburgh area will be candidates for bachelor's degrees at Bucknell University's commencement in Lewisburg today. They are: Dorothv L.

Huffman, 391 Castle Shannon Mt. Lebanon; Lois A. Kutz, 1270 Justine Sara J. Mc-Fall. 420 Parker Mt.

Lebanon; A Patricia Means, 305 Dixon Mt Lebanon; Dorothy E. Ponsetto, 156 Lincoln Ave-, Leechburg; Alta Schroder. R. D. 1, Salina; Ruth E.

Harris, 6 Chestnut Castle Shannon; Caroline E. Hawk, 23o Sherman Vandergrift: Mary W. Steele, California, and William C. McMurray, Canonsburg. B.

Harrim-C. CMTTTrir.H Air Conditioned BLITHE SPIRIT" MT. OLIVER. T. Breneman-B.

GraniiUe "Breakfast In Hollywood" Featured with them are leader Cary Gannis on the saxaphone and clarinet; Ben Bolan, the former Teddy Powell, Bob Strong, pianist, and Herb Knapp, bassist. The trio offer alternates with Moira Stewart at the piano and solovox, and the LeRoy Brown foursome. Mt. Oliver Shows to See And When cFeow Travelers' Facing Ouster in State Department Housecleaning Forecast as Result of Special Powers Senate Voted for Byrnes WASHINGTON, June 22 (UP) Senator Richard B. Russell, Georgia Democrat, today predicted a "thorough James Mason-Ann Todd "THE SEVENTH VEIL" Jack- Haiev-Ann Jenrevs Brentwood "Sing Yo.r Way Home" Gene TirnT-Vinr.

Pric MELROSE. or WiSTERM rmmyLVANiA tTj Independently Owwd tm4 Operated DRAGON WICK" Bll Hi-rtrv-Era Matrh 'DANNY BOY" Car-rick Alfred Drake-Janet B'air PITT STADIUM "The Merry Widow" Starts nightly at 8:45 p. m. STANLEY "Heartbeat" Glneer Roeers, Jean Pierre Aumont and ARCADE (South Side) Walt Disney MARYLAND (Blawnox) Brenda Joyce TARS AND SPARS' I jJLLIl- Feature "Pinocchio. Plus JacK Haley fc Edmund lowe in T.ne tncnanteo ftfl'anjje 9900 housecleaning" of suspected "fellow in the ETNA.

Etna Kane Richmond-B. Mnntan Forest." Plus Comedy and News. in "People Are "Black Market Babies" NEW CARNEGIE (Carnegie) Gent State Department under special T. Brneman-B. GranTilla JOHN HODIAK NANCY GUILD Breakfast in Hollywood" Kelly, Judy Garland and All-star Cast in "Ziegfeld Follies." Also Shorts.

NEW GRANADA (t'ptown) Warren Air -Conditioned J.P.HARRIS Sixth St. Downtown powers the Senate voted for Secretary of State James F. Byrnes. B. Stroheim-J.

Bate North Side "MASK OF DIIJ0N" Williams in "Fear." Also Tex Ritter R. Hayden, "Marshall of NEW GRAND (Carnegie) John Wayne The Senate wrote into the State T. Breneman-B. GranTilla Air Conditioned 'SOMEWHERE In The NIGHT1 "Breakfast III Hollywood' Adolphe Menjou. Feature besins at! 11:10.

1:25. 3:35. 5:45. 7:50, 10:00. FULTON "In.

Old Sacramento" William Elliott and Constance Moore. Feature begins at 11:00, 12:55. 2:50, 4:45. 6:40. 8:35.

10:30. J. P. HARRIS "Somewhere in the Night" John Hodiak, Nancy Guild and Lloj-d Nolan. Feature begins at 11:00, 1:10, and Ann Dvorak in "Flame or tnt War DoeUmnary with the situation.

I am confident that there will be a thorough huosecleaning of fellow travelers in the State Department with this new power." Votes Information Fund Mr. Russell conceded that the 37e PIXS TAX TILL 12:30 4109 Botler 8T. BERMA VICTORY Department appropriation bill power for Mr. Byrnes to fire any State Department employe he chooses BELLEVLE THEATER (Bellevue) Ingrid Bergman and Gary Cooper in "Saratoga Trunk." Also Selected Shorts. BRIGHTON (North Side) Deanna Durbin in "Because of Him." James Warren, "Wanderer of the Wasteland." BRCSHTON Brushton Ave.) G.

Tierney Vincent Price in "Dragon-wyck." Plus Selected Shorts. CAPITOL (Allentown) Alan Todd, Veronica Lake in "Blue Dahlia." Plus Cartoon and Comedy. CHARTIERS (Crafton) Fred Astaire and Lucille Ball in "Ziegfeld Follies." Plus Selected Shorts. COLONIAL (South Side) Eddie Can Barbary Plus News. M.

McDonald-D. 0'Kef PARAMONT (North Side) Dana PLAZA 2nd BIG WEEK! MERLE OBERON TURHAN BEY THOMAS GOMEZ "Getting Gtrtlt's Garter" James Mason Air-Conditioned SENATOR HRERTV VE Andrews in "Walk in the Sun." Also M. Reynolds, "Meet Me on Broadway." without regard for Civil Service rules protecting Government em 4765 Liberty Am. 'HOTEL RESERVE Bloomneia PARKWAY (West Park, McK. Rocks 1 Gale Storm in "Sunbonnet Sue." Also "NIGHT IN PARADISE" ployes against dismissal, except for proven cause.

Abbott and Costello "LOST IN A HAREM" Laurel and Hardy suspected "fellow travelers" would I undoubtedly find jobs in other Government agencies. But, he said, Leo Gorcey in "Live Wires. REGENT SQ. (Edgewood) Bing Cros by and Dorothy Lamour in "Road to Utopia." Plus Selected Shorts. 415 Butler St.

Lawrence villa 5:30, 7:40, 9:50. PENN "Bad Bascomb" Margaret O'Brien, Wallace Beery and Marjorie Main. Feature begins at 10:45. 1:00. 3:15.

5:35. 7:50. 10:05. BARRY "House of Horrors" Parade Tomorrow City police and firemen, led by their band and Safety Director George E. A.

Fairley, will attend special annual services at the Emory Methodist Church, N. Highland Ave. and Rippey tomorrow morning. They will parade to the church from No. 8 Engine House, East Liberty, starting at 9 a.

m. The services will be conducted by the Emory Brotherhood Bible Class. Car Crushes Miner JOHNSTOWN. June 22 Ig-natz Beltowski, 62. Hastings, was killed yesterday while at work in the Hastings mine of Rich Hill Coal Co.

He was crushed between a mine car and a pit post. Uathing Bat TroaUt" tor in "Kid Millions." Also Richard IN TECHNICOLOR 37e PLCS TAX TILL, The amendment, which the House undoubtedly will accept, would let Dix in "The Mysterious Breneman-B. Cranrllla DIXIE FAMILY (Carnegie) Barbara 'Breakfast la Hollywood" rjommentarr "They won't be in a place where they could influence our foreign af Ambr1de Stanwyck in "My Reputation." Basil RIALTO (Mt. Oliver) Mary Beti Hughes in "The Great Flammarion Also "Roaring Mountain." Air-conditioned LIBERTY Kast Liberty Jsnet B'air-Mirc Plart "TARS SPARS" Will Prkr-M. Chapman "ONE WAY TO LOVE" BERMA VICTORY Rathbone in "Pursuit to Algiers.

fairs." EMBASSY (Aspinwall) Clark Gable Anita Bannn Ar Greer oarson in "Adventure." Pius "THE DEVILS MASK" The Senate voted to allow the State Department $19,284,778 for Ambrldca News, Cartoon and Short. Wild Bill EIHo't-B Blak RITA HAYWORTH GLENN FORD Marshal ef El Lared" FAMILY Fat I fberty GARDEN (North Side) Humphrey such employes exercise their Civil Service rights to claim a job in any other Government agency. Rules Bar Ousters Mr. Russell said the amendment was sponsored by the Senate Appropriations Committee after hearing testimony that the State Department was helpless to rid its rolls of suspected "fellow travelers" Bogart in "Sahara." Also John Wayne WALLACE BEEBY MARGARET ORRIE in "A Lady Takes a Chance. its International Information Service.

The House, after talks of suspected Communism in the depart Air Conditioned MAN0S Greensbnrg HQ oanmk' GRAND (4902 Second Ave.) All-Star B1U BaSbUlHM fo Raf-As "WHISTLE STOP" Jim Tir.dall "OLT OF DEPTHS" Air-Con ditioned ER3Y r-, AVf. Cast in "Bandits of the Badlands. MAI'REEN O'BARA DICK HATMES Also Lon Chaney in "Pillow of HAZELWOOD (4921 Second STRAND Rondo Hatton and Virginia Grey. Also "The Deyil's Mask." Anita Louise. WARNER "From This Day Forward" Joan Fontaine and Mark Stevens.

Feature begins at 11:30. 1:40, 3:50. 6:00. 8:10. 10:15.

Also, Louis-Conn fight film at 11:10. 1:20. 3:30. 5:40. 7:45.

9:55. ART CINEMA "Open City" All-Italian cast, English subtitles. Feature begins at 10:30, 12:32. 2:26, 4:20, 6:13. 8:07, 10:00.

SENATOR "Night in Paradise" Merle Oberon and Turhan Bey. Feature beeins at 11:05, 12:55, 2:45, 4:40, 6:30, 8:25, 10:15. RITZ "Her Kind of Man" Dane Clark and Janls Paige. Feature begins at 10:18. 11:59.

1:40. 3:21. 5:02. 6:43. 8.24.

10:05. ROOSEVELT (1862 Centre Ave.) Ann Sothern in "Up Goes Maisle." Alsc R. Bellamy In "Wild Brian Kent." ROXIAN (501 Chartiers Ave.) Lon Chaney in "Pillow of Death." Also Eddie Dean In "Romance of the West SEWICKLEY (Sewickley) F. Astaire. Judy Garland and All-Star Cast in Ziegfeld Follies." In Technicolor.

STRAND (Sharpsburg) James Craig in "She Went to the Races." Also Erir Von Stroheim in "Mask of Dtijon." TRIANGLE (East Liberty) Edmund Lowe in "The Strange Mr. Gregory." Plus Bill Boyd in "Leather Burners." TEMPLE (2845 Chrtier Ave.) Dana Andrews Richard Conte in "Walk in the Sun." Plus Comedv and News. WEST END (415 S. Main St.) Dana Andrews in "Walk in the Sun. Jeff Donnell.

"Throw a Raddle on a Star." 'Do You Love Ma' Judy Garland and All-Star Cast In Greensbarg Dividend No. 37 CROSBY-BERGMAN "THE CELLS OF ST. MARYS" Air-Condi tloned JENIS Mt. Lebanon "Ziegneld Follies." comedy and News, ROMANCE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 11 IT DITT.5BITRr.H Pirk Powell-Ann Shirler HILLTOP (Allentown) Ralph Morgan in "Black Market Babies." Also Jack "MURDER. MY SEtI" j.or-rt nf l'i or seventv-flve cents MeKeesport B.

Hutton-A. de Cnrdoea ment, had allowed a flat 10 million dollars. The Senate restored intended to be used in shortwave overseas broadcasts. But it wrote into its report: "It is the feeling of the committee that a very searching check should be made of all personnel having anything to do with the program." Haley in "People Are Funny. McCr-B Britton "THE VIRGINIAN" la Technicolor BEECH iwhTtew 'Incendiary Blonde te thirtr thousand 30.000 snares cl o.t.hding capital of this Com- HIPPODROME (North Side) One Tierney fc Vincent Price in "Dragon- under Civil Service rules.

"They could build up a strong case of suspicion but not one which would stand up before a Civil Service Commission hearing," Mr. Russell said. "So, we decided to give Byrnes extraordinary powers to cope CLAT-PETTE Cni-REBT wvcK." Plus Shorts and News ORSON WELLES MAIN (Sharnsburr) Bud Abbott and Air Conditioned J. P. Harris MEMORIAL MeKeesport AbNi't id "LITTLE GIANT G.

O'Bri-n-E. BntoHr COWBOY MILLIONAIRE Federal St. "TOMORROW IS Lou Costello in "Little Giant." Plus holders of record at the close of business jSie 24, 1946x ChecktU be mailed. Vice President Secretary FORVta Comedy and News..