The News Journal from Wilmington, Delaware • Page 16

Sixteen Joaraal-Every Evening, Wilmington, Delaware, Monday, March 19; 1945 ho 'ever, thai the women are doing a fine Job of this war busi-nmi. Admiral Halsey, another visitor who sat at the guest table, quipped Film and Theatre Gossip By HELEN BARRETT NEWS. REPORTS FROM NEIGHBORING TOWNS Holly Oak Association To Discuss Playground HOLLY OAK. March 19 (Special). Th Holly Oak Civic Association will discuss further plana for a summer playground In the Holly Oak section at a meeting tomorrow night In the Holly Oak Methodist 3,500 Studio Worker Resume Movie Jobs HOLLYWOOD.

March 13 OTr Approximately 3.500 studio worVers returned to their Jobs today as Hollywood! movie strike entered its second week. Herbert K. Sorrell, president of the conference of studio unions. when he was introduced to. Colonel! Firemen Plan For Expansion Claymont Company Acts; Report of Service Given; Legion Auxiliary Sought CLAYMONT.

March 19 (Special). Hobby, "You're the rankingest wo man I have ever met." New Comedy Opens Lana Turner declares the hardest thing she ever had to do in her movie picture career was to learn how to make the proper WAC salute. It was necessary to do this and to do It cor- r-" rectly In her contended that the defection had At 1 laytlOUSe lonignl -ot impaired the effectiveness of cnurcn. D. William Wade will preside.

The official board of the church will sponsor a spring festival Friday night in the church. Baked Drama League to Give Three One-Act Plays Three popular one-act plays will be presented by the workshop group of the Wilmington Drama League Thursday. Friday and Saturday, according to the director of the workshop, John Walmsley. The program will include "The Lover," with Irene Daley, Florence Lucas, and William Dempsey; directed by David Coghlan; "Home Rule," directed' by Frank Finney, with Edith Austin, William Jones, Eleanor Ciccaroni, Kathleen Hall and Jack Coyne; "The Soul of the Prof essof George May directing, with Fred Miller, Sam Scott, Jack Coyne, Thomas Crlm. Anne X.

Cor-leto, Alice Parvis, Martin Nadler and George May: The box office of the Drama League Theatre will be open for telephone reservations from 10 a. m. to noori on the. days scheduled for Cranston Heights Rites Dedicate Service Plaque Opening at the Playhouse tonight (the strike, that the "weak mem ben under the producing aegis of theiiav out, and from now on noted Hollvwood director. Tim it's a Strike to the latest picture.

latest jee I A 'HS "Ke candies, fancy articles, and novelties Your Whelan. is "Dinner for de-i The screen the s'ory in A 4 Powder Dry will be sold. A playlet will be given. Mrs. Arthur Shilto, general chair the workers Richardson Park RICHARDSON PARK.

March 19 (Special), The Ladies Auxiliary of the Five Points Volunteer Fire Company will meet tomorrow at 8:15 p. m. in the Community Hall, with Mrs. Harry Llnthicum presiding. Following the meeting a social hour will be held with Mrs.

Nan Laws Woods, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ralph Walker, Mrs. Mary Walsh, Mrs. August Witt, and Mrs-Mary Walls. The following circles of the Meth whirh ih nia i scribed as "an unusual Jscribed as "an unusual comedy, ana.ys anr and mnr i Unions OWQ l(r the role of a which successfully blends man, will be assisted by Mrs.

Franklin J. Haley, Mrs. J. J. Burris, Mrs.

Walter Maddams, and Mrs. C. L. WAC mystery, and mirth." This will be'" one of those rare occasions hen 97 members pad a res the producer is the author and di-j ITZyZA rector as well. Associated in the1; B2rd Daggett.

i-nitiai seeps looKUig to the enlargement of the Claymont Fire Company building were taken at a meeting last week when President Warren E. Young named a building committee comprising Ralph Kellum, chairman. Albert Jones. Paul Stein Lousell Jeuell, Harry Hanson, John Lawson, Lee Murphy and George Ka lser. Fifteen new members were voted In.

and a new membership committee named comprising John Casey, chairman. Charles Cannon and Qus Carles. Chief Makes Report The report for the month ending March 15. submitted by Fire' Chief Rehearsal of an Easter CRANSTON HEIGHTS, March 19 (Special). More than 250 persons attended the dedication exercises of the honor roll for those Cranston Heights residents In the armed forces.

The plaque, sponsored by the Cranston Heights members of the Marshallton Civic Club, is located at the intersection of the Newport -Gap Pike and the Capitol Trail and contains the names of 81 young men and women. Three of the names on the honor roll have gold stars beside With a number of other newspaper folks, I attended a reception for Miss Turner and to be presented next Sunday night production end with Mr. Whelan is; responsibility to bring aboat a quick wiu De neid at 6 o'clock Wednesday Boris Morros, Hollywol producer DlnneTVoT Tne" win Pt ney. odist church will meet tomorrow at 1:30 p. Naomi Circle No.

6 Lana i umer Col. Oveta Culp! performances here, including night in the church. Baptismal services will be conducted Palm Sunday and on Easter Sunday at 2 p. m. The Young People's Fellowship of the church will meet Thursday night will meet at the home of Mrs.

Helen Farra. 105 Catalpa Avenue, with noooy, -j Wednesday matinee, before proceed-: mandrng officer of the WAC. at the ln- te Philadelphia and ultimately CAD WUlard Hotel, Washington, D. Yorfc II La lm Sw Caill. Del.

Phone Mrs. Rachel Keen leader: at Theatre Guide them indicating that they have died in the service of their country. They are Clifford Hook, John L. Leighty, jT-wuiy. was previous a snow- Snaring featured honors in the? lng of the film at the Capitol Thea- ar.

Ellerbe. TODAY Joan Davis W. Gargaa tre in Washington and Paul Edward Hayden. in Manhattan," 6:48, 8:54, and 1:30, 3:36, 5:42, Miriam Seezar. and Stanley ACE "Dancing 12:30, 2:36.

4:42, "Missing Juror," 7:48. 9:54. The plaque was unveiled by Paul in the church. Beverly Garnett and Martha Shillito will be in charge. Circle No.

2, Woman's Society of Christian Service, will meet Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Carl Slocomb. The Rev. Harry H. Conner, pastor, announced 14 persons contributed $162 to the new church building Mullins, Petty Officer, First Class They are supported by a large.

dta-jj "She GctS Her Mafl" I tinguished cast of Broadway play- a era including Stanley Bell, Les Tre-1 --tanratnanTrgrgirtrgT; U. S. Navy, and Private A. K. Barnes, Aioer-t Jones showed that the company answered alarms for five grass fires, two house fires, one school Are, one farm buildinz and a truck fire.

The loss was estimated at $13,000, mot of which was suffered at the Arden school blaze. The equipment was run 50 miles and 54 men answered the alarms. During the month the ambulance Miss Turner was making a personal appearance in connection with the picture. Her one desire when we saw her was to get back to her home and to her 19-month-old daughter, Cheryl. p.

m. Martha Circle No. 3 will meet at the home of Mrs. Lottie Hoag-land, 409 South Maryland Avenue, with Mrs. Ruth Churn as leader.

Also it 8 p. m. Lydla Circle No. 2 will meet at the home of Mrs. Harvey Willey, 36 East Summit Avenue, with Mrs.

Katherine Erskine ac leader. Esther Circle No. 5 will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mary Ewing. 101 Lorewood Avenue, with Mrs.

Marie Duck, leader. U. S. Army The Rev. Brooks E.

Reynolds, pas tor of the Marshallton Methodist Church, made the invocation open fund last week. NATIONAL rt Opes 11 A- kL DillT Today Sc Tomorrow ARCADIA "The Merry Mona-hans." 11:45. 1:53. 4:01. 5:58, 8:01.

10:09. CREST "Mrs. Parklngton," 6:55, 9:14. EARLE "She Gets Her Man." Open at 8:30. EDGE MOOR "And Now Tomor- mayne.

Marjorie Lord. Weldon Hey-burn. Helga Moray. Anne Francine. Henry Sharp.

Ethel Morrison. Edgar Mason. Dorothy Eaton, and Ellen Merrill. An elaborate production has been designed by Watson Barratt. Mermaid also answered 18 calls, nine being for sick calls, three for accidents and ing the exercises and also led a prayer for the safety of the boys In the service following the reading of the names by Herbert Willis, of Diamond State Post No.

2863. V. F. "Keep Your Powder Dry" Is a tflry of the spirit of the WACs in which Miss Turner shares starring honors with Laraine Day and Susan Peters. Alpha Circle No.

7 will meet at 8 "MARINE RAIDERS" trips out of the MERMAID. March 19-Special llVu Grange will meet this 452 miles and spent 28 hours in ser- evening The nmfr.m -ia--n evening. The program, by who served as master of ceremonies. vice. The Rev.

Bernard Lyons, rector of Lana Turner has grown up. If Harold Wivel. includes a talk bv D. M. Huber of the Diamond State home of Miss Jane Walker, 64 Norway Avenue, with Miss Alice Coleman presiding.

The "men's group" of the Church of the Brethren will meet tomorrow you liked her in her early days in! GRANT) "Mummy's Curse," and "Shadow of Suspicion." Open at noon. LOEWS ALDtNE "111 Be See- Our Mother of Mercy R. C. Church, Belvidere, pronounced the benedic Telephone Company. Chatham Man Wounded KENNETT SQUARE, March 12 rSpecialK Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Aberts of Chatham were notified by the War Department that their son. Corp. Raymond C. Aberts, was slightlv wounded in Germany, Feb.

24. ine Mite Circle of Ebenezer evening at the home of Mr. andjing You," 12, 2. 3:55, 5:55, 7:55. 9:55.

Mrs. Ralph Dill, 203 Howard Street. NATIONAL "Marine Raiders." NOW SHOWING the Andy Hardy series, and when she became the famous sweater girl, in her young girl roles, you will love her more when you see her in all the dignity of a WACK Her maturity is most becoming. She has acquired a gracious manner, a poise which is Norman Haynes will preside at open at noon. the meeting of the Richardson Park Methodist Church will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs.

Elsie Johnston. The Missionary Societv of Red Clay Creek Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday evening at the manse. IN TfCHICOtei PARK "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay." Open at 6:30 tion. Chaplain L. G.

Butt of Fort DuPont was the guest speaker, substituting for Col. Randolph Russell, commanding officer of Fort DuPont. who was unable to attend. He was Introduced by Major A. E.

Flood of Fort DuPont. Three beautiful baskets of flowers were placed before the plaque in honor of the three who had died for their country. They were presented by the families of the three men, it PIKE "Three Little Sisters," 80 much mor charming than IT PATS TO WAIT? SEK ALL THE MOVIE HITS HEBE CANT HEP SINGING her former girlishness "That's My Baby." Open at 6:45 The comparly passed a resolution of regret on the report that Sergt. John Nichols. a B-29 radio man.

has been missing since Feb. 10. He was an active fireman before entering the service. Following the business session 61 V-mail letters were written to members now in the armed forces. Legion Women to Meet Richard C.

duPont Post. American Legion, will meet in the fire-house tonight. The wives, mothers, sisters and daughters of post members also will meet to organize a women's auxiliary to the post. Mrs. George W.

Hall. will preside at this meeting. Rehearsals for the minstrel show which the Legion will present next month will be held Townsend Club tomorrow evening. Following the meeting games will be played. Boy Scout Troop No.

67 will meet In the Methodist church this evening, with Scoutmaster Charles Bowers presiding. mm FEATTEE QUEEN "Nothing But Trouble," 12, 2:11. 4:22, 5:51, 8:02. 10:13. RIALTO "Thunderhead, Son of Flicka." 12.

2. 4. 6. 8. 10.

RITZ "Thor oughbreds," and "Among Human Wolves." Open at AT KYSER MILLER VICTOB MOORE "CAROLINA BLUES" Veterans to Stage Dance at Bellefonte BELLEFONTE, March 19 (Special). The fifth of a series of dances being given by the Pugh-Lender-man-Chalfonte Post, No. 2907, V. F. Two Chester County IT 6:45.

For the familiar sweater. Miss Turner substituted for the occasion, a long tight-fitting black skirt which accentuated her slenderness, with a blouse covered with green and red sequins and the same colors were carried out in the rosettes on her slippers. Simple gold bracelets and a neck band were her only jewelry. She wears a very smart bob. The hair is drawn down straight and plain in the back and chopped straight across at the nape of the neck, while each side is fluffed in a becoming manner in front.

It is jliv mii i SAVOY "Little Women." Open La Day will be held tonight in the Bran at 11:45. STRAX was announced Mrs. ieorge Fountain, president of the Marshall-ton Civic Club, who spoke briefly. The Henry C. Conrad High School Band, under the direction of Miss Fisher, played several selections.

The committee which sponsored the plaque comprised Mrs. Benjamin W. Gregg, chairman. Mrs. Alfred Dickerson.

Mrs. George Fountain, 'Carolina Blues." Open dvwine TTiinrfrprt Pir Tk. Stan LAUREL and Oliver HARDY "NOTHING BUT TROUBLE" Wednesday and Friday nights in the rangements are in the 'hands of at 6. WARNER "Can't Help Singing." Open at 11:45. Over the week-end the Claymont William Hirrheni anA fir 1 1 I lulam K- Hitcnens, and Russell The auxiliary, under direc Mrs.

W. Grier Murray, Mrs. Ray Long-Time West Grove tion of Mrs. Margaret Brown, will STARTS TOMORROW quite blonde, and combined with mond Poole, Mrs. Edith Wright, and Miles Nrth mt Wil.

Got. Prints Blfl TODAT snd TOMOEBOW ALAN LOR ETTA LADD YOUNG Resident Dies at 90 nr terge deep blue eyes and fair provide refreshments. The post will elect officers at meeting tomorrow night. James F. for grass fires Saturday, and was unable to answer three other calls because all apparatus was in service.

Yesterday three more grass fires were fought. Massasoit Tribe No. 56. I. O.

R. will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Red Men's Hall. Troop No. 62 of the Boy Scouts, KENNETT SQUARE, March 19 (Special). Two Chester County casualties have been returned from' the European theatre of the war and now are in eastern Army hospitals.

Capt. Allen D. Philips was injured Dec. 21 during the "battle of the Belgian bulge." when his jeep crashed with another vehicle and his leg was broken in 11 places. He was taken to a hospital in England and later returned on a hospital ship to this country.

Now he is in the Lovell General Hospital, Fort Dcvens, Mass. Corp. William D. Anderson, also wounded in the "battle of the bulge." received treatment ln several hospitals in France before being flown to a hospital ln England. He now McCloskey has been nominated for WEST GROVE, March 19 (Special).

Mrs. Mary E. Myers, widow of Frederick Myers and daughter of the late Lewis and Frances Ann Burk, died at the commander and Clarence P. Lucas complexion, gives ner a striking appearance. She onjy recently had her hair cut.

During the shooting of the picture it was quite long and had to be braided and tucked under her hat. Lieut. Louise White, of the l' 3Bal 1 'St wjuimi "ra?" 1 recently returned from the South Mrs. May Savers. Delaware City DELAWARE CITY.

March 19 (Special) American Red Cross will open a first aid class in Central Grange Hall, Port Penn. this evening at 7:30 o'clock, with Wilbur Driscoll in charge. Arthur B. Hone has been madei Pacific, for senior vice-commander. Boy Scout Troop 57 of Bellefonte sponsored bv the Lions, Club will meet tonight in the game room of I11 meet tonight in the basement WAC, technical adviser, was al-i ways warning her to "tuck it up off1 the high school.

William Hunter is OI ine Mt- feasant bcnooi. xne scoutmaster. troop, under direction of Willis E. Bov Scout Troop No. 51 will meet Wood, scoutmaster, Is reflnlshing home of her daughter, Mrs.

George R. Davis, Thursday night in her 90th year. For the past 40 years she had been a member of the West Grove Methodist Church. She is survived by the following children: The Rev. W.

Edward Myers of Tamaqua: Charles L. Myers of Lansdale: George E. assistant to the fire chief at Fort DuPont, inrtcnn imIjc. A. F.

and A. M. the collar must be above the collar." Lieutenant White was a guest at the pary. So was Seaman Gene Kelly, popular motion picture star now in Uncle Sam's Navy, and his girlish blonde wife. Wffi) teal at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Meth-itne meeting room.

odist Church. John H. Banks, is scoutmaster Herlihv to Address S. C. S.

Meetinr Listed is in the Mason General Hospital, Brentwood. L. New York. His wife, the former Betty Hughes of Northbrook, and their daughter are living with her parents. Mr.

and The executive committee of HiUtTeSt Churchmen will meet tomorrow evening In the lodze hall. The local branch of the New Castle Free Library will be open from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs.

William G. Keane will be In charge. Kt. Georees Boy Scout troop will woman ssociety oi onristian service -in HTLLCREST. March 19 (Special) I tried to get a word with Colonel Hobby, but she was reluctant to talk.

She declared. Jim Bannnn Janis Carter "MISSING JUROR" Fred Brady Ann Savage 'Dancing In Manhattan' in the Atonement parsonage. Circle (-Thomas Herlihy, Jr chief deputy Myers of Marshall, N. Mrs. Annie M.

Wade and Mrs. Davis of West Grove. There are 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held yesterday at Cross Roads Methodist Church, York County. Interment was in the adjoining cemetery.

meeting for th weeir follow: Mrs attorney general, a trustee or Spence's Circle Tuesday night at 8lstPhn's Lutheran Church, Wil-o'clock in home of Mrs. George inungton, and Republican candidate meet tomorrow evening at the home of the scoutmaster, the Rev. Ralph Mrs. C. D.

Hughes, Northbrook. 6 T. C. T. U.

Groups Attend Institute WEST GROVE, March 19 (Special). Six unions were represented at the West Grove and Lon- Moreton, Wistar Street: Mrs. Ior mayor oi wiimingion. wm aa-Tnm' rirr him. of Mrs.

dress the Men's Bible Class of Hill- Tuesday. March Ann a Donald Cook "Ml'RDEB IN THE BLl BOOM" Gene Aotry Judith Allen "GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGIE" E. Proud. Jr. Magistrate William B.

Jester has recovered from an illness of several Hockessin Franklin on Tuesday at 8 p. TONIGHT, TCES. 8:30 donderrv W. C. T.

TJ. institute held weeks' duration MATINEE WEDNESDAY HOCKESSIN. March 19 (Spe-i cial). The Hockessin Fire Com-; pany was called to two grass fire on The Delaware City Fire Company last tne west Grove Pres- business meeungj church. trill r1n Miss Helen Wednesday evening with Arthur Speakers included TIM WHELAN Ib Association With Boris Morree) Presents Saturday, one on ine grounas oi wie Hockessin apartments and another Rhoades.

co-director for alcohol Cavalier presiding. Yesterday tne romnanv nut out a woods fire in the (TREST HCEZEZ MAtTlAND AVENUE AT BOXWOOD ROAD rsir st ass or -Mrs. MacTurk's Circle will hold covered dish luncheon at home of Mrs. Helen Schweitzer at 12:30 p. m.

Wednesday; Mrs. Stewart's Circle will meet at Woodall home at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday; Mrs. McClure's Circle will meet Thursday at 8 p.

m. in Firstenburg apartment in Claymont Garden apartments and Mrs. Rowe's Circle will meet Thursday at .8 p. m. at home of Mrs.

Robert Price, Worthland. which started on the property of Samuel Dennison in Yorklyn and; rear of the Hendrickson estate. commodore Macdonough crest Methodist Church tonight. The public is invited. Young people of Hillcrest Church will practice tomorrow night for the Easter pageant.

Mrs. George H. Yo6t, Miss Mary Archibold, and Mrs. Charles S. Clarkson are in charge.

The Methodist Youth Fellowship of Hillcrest Church will meet in the parsonage at 6:30 tonight. Mrs. George H. Yost will be in charge. The annual flower sale of Hillcrest Church will be held in the church basement March 29, 30 and 31.

Mrs. William Warren and Mrs. George Lessey will be in charge. The Star Treble Chorus of the Order of the Eastern Star sang at services last night in the Hillcrest School A. will sponsor a dance in the school at St.

Georges to A New Comedy ItllllMtlilllllliiHIMDIIil'lHiii spread to the farms of Henry Tatnall and Edward Touhey. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Hockessin Fire Company will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Howard Cox. education; Mrs. Elsie Snook, state director for medical temperance and health, and the Rev.

Walter Reynolds of Oxford. Mrs. Charles S. Cook. Chester County president, presided.

A double silver medal contest was held in the evening with seven contestants in each class, students from the schools of Londonderry morrow evening. With Harrv Miriam Stanley ELLEKBE SEEGAR LOGAN Ami Larfi DUtia i iikW SartM Cut Civic Club to Discuss LAST TIMES TODAY Sanitary Districts Bill BnnOKLAND TERRACE, March and Penn Townships. Winners BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN Prices Evenints. I 40; Balcony 1st rows. S1.80; last rows.

Where Elite Meet to Eat DINO'S RESTAURANT 217 W. Ninth Street ift (Srjecial). The Brook. and Ter- were Charlotte Helbeck and Wayne Baldwin. -ivi.

Club will hold a business Women Aid Red Cross LANDENBERG, March 19 (Special). A benefit roast chicken supper was planned by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Landenberg Methodist Church at a meeting last night at the home of Mrs. May Bryan, Landenberg. A gift of $15 was voted to the Red Cross drive. Mrs.

A. B. Irey was hi charge of the devotions. meeting this evening at 8 o'clock at hnmf of Roland Adkinson, 413 Gallerr (anreserred) 9Ae: Wed. Orch.

I1.S0. Entire Balcony 1.20; Gallery (nnrescrTcd) 90e. AU prices include tax. 1 ii-- Church. Mrs.

Harry J. Wheeler was director, and Mrs. Franklin J. Haley, organist. Later members of the chorus and their husbands were entertained, Mrs.

Arthur Simpson and Mrs. Charles S. Clarkson being in charge of refreshments. GINGER ROGERS rLXeH Centerville Road. Fred Miller, president, will preside and there will be an important discussion of the revised sanitary districts bill concerning sewers and sewage disposal, now pending in the State Legislature.

The bill has been approved bv the Suburban Council of JOSCPH SHIRLEY GOTTEN TEMPLE Methodists to Build Church Lenten Service GORDON HEIGHTS, March 19 (Special). The Rev. Francis D. Daley, rector, will conduct special Children's Lenten Service in Calvary Episcopal Church at 4 p. m.

tomorrow, preceding a rehearsal by the junior choir of Easter music. Mrs. William Robelen III will be in charge. Dr. Daley will conduct a special communion service at 10 o'clock Thursday morning and a service at 8 o'clock Thursday evening.

The Rev. Andrew E. F. Anderson, rector, Immanuel Church, New Castle, will be the speaker. STARTS TOMORROW Mar.

29-30-31 MATINEE SATURDAY HARRY M. G0ETZ presents On Wilmington Manor Site Methodist back- WILMINGTON MANOR. March; per cent have .19 (Special). A site for a new grounds. In Starts Thursay "Naughty Marietta" J-2 U.nttt.

Civic Clubs wtilcn met last, wees at, Edge Moor Terrace. The local club is also making plans for a drive for funds for a community building with Mr. Miller and Mr. Adkinson as co-chairmen. It is also announced that 20 additional names of men in the armed forces are to be placed on the community honor roll and service plaque.

ft WilT rrfi 71 wl 000 Methodist church in Wilming-' A t411 Ptor will be ap-ton Manor will Vw i 3m.ted th Peninsula Methodist by members of the Board of Home -onierence for the church. Until such time as the new congregation becomes self-supporting, the conference will assist with the mainte- Missions and Church Extension and OPFV P. M. the Church Location Committee of to w1 J'matnt i awntC the Peninsula Methodist Conference. nance cost Most of the essential supplies of war require fats and oils in their manufacture and operation.

Turn iicfe Moacatello Dae-li-cieus tliot's what you'll soy about tha food ot Dino's, as prepared by Chef Moccatelio. Whether it's a "snack" or a full course dinner the quality of our food is always "tops." We serve superb drinks, too, either with or without meals. Drop in after the theatre. Announcement that plans have a laree numhor nf been made for building a church. cooktaif and "Cm'S with a seating capacity of 300 per- tests over the week-end when Wil- New Comedy-Drama by REIT A LAMBERT mm unoiitf unm htkidk FIELD ALEXANDER R0BBINS Diractad by DAVID BURTON NOW! MAIL ORDERS OXLT Prices -Eveninrs.

SS.4A; Balcony 1st rows. SL.M; last 5 raws. 1.30 Gallery (unreserved) Me: Sat. Orch. $1.80.

Entire Balcany fl.M; Gallery en reserved 60c. All prices include tax. FOB MAIL ORDERS PLEASE ENCLOSE CHECK AND SELF-ADDRESSED, STAMPED ENVELOPE FOR BETL'BN OF TICKETS. Bes efriee opens Monday. March 36th.

1 1 jimue uy uaSe -iwooa x.imington Manor Troon 71 nnrt -VTin. used fat over to the meat dealer, and collect four cents and two red ration points a pound. I Melson, a lay leader in the conference and a member of the two quadale Troop 61 joined for an overnight camping trip at the Rodney Scout Camns. Nnrth TTaci- mr groups selecting the site e-NOW ri.All.NG- STUFFY HEAD G0LD1 Wenner and Fink, architects of boys spent the night In Brown Lodze with 2 droDS strike fast to Lodge Dinner, Banquet, Family Gathering, Sorority Dinner or Business Men's Club. Two private banquet rooms.

Capacity 12 to 300 RyoiTs Nt5SgAL RESTAURANT Admt leaders on the trin wp- clear throusrh cold- Philadelphia, church architecture specialists, will examine the site this eek in preparation for drawing up Francis D. Houghton and M. V. Al- 2 Big First Run Hits 2 LON CHAXEY in "The Mummy's Curse" Plus Gail Diana RUSSELL LYNN SUrts TOMORROW ctoggrea nose, you feel better quickly. tice.

scoutmasters: Jame Pnios It. fl Caution: Use only as plans. Construction is expected to Oliver Ross. Richard Ludtke. War' directed.

cut COOPER E3 WRIGHT! TEIESI start, as soon ss conditions permit. Maculley, T. O. Beeby War-I MelsDn said that it is planned ren. W.

R. Ehrichs, and William 706 King St. Ph. 3-2210 "Shadow of Suspicion" Marjorie Weaver Tim Ryan puudig first and later to aad the educational rooms. It will be con- i.u:iit;'inTjiii:;;T:j;-.,i!itii,,.ji.i.:Tij.;t;j,.tf.

't: lllillliMllHllillMliiiliilil.liU No, not new! This is my old Beige cleaned by ARROV Cleaners FOR EASTER Uncle Sam says, "Make it do" and we go one better for we clean your clothes so they not only "do" but look good as new, too! ui a.Liu. nave a par- 1 'i' I iiiiliiil-i "i Mr. Melson said that it was de-: cided to go ahead with the church i ALL OFFICERS MEMBERS OF EXECUTIVE BOARDS BUSINESS AGENTS DELEGATES of LA a I UA1 VTA rs plans when it was learned that no ether groups had made plans for i church building in the community, i at present has more than 400 families. i A recent survey showed that 82 Li- 'fcsn a TOM NtAL Suits i PLAIN Dresses per cent of the residents of the com- muntty are Protestants and that 65 i E3- of lL Are Urged to Attend a AMONG HUMAN White Work, Pleats and Gowns Slightly Higher i-I- NOW SHOWINC ROUSING ADVENTURE TENDER ROMANCE "THUNDERHEAD SON OF FLICKA" The Stirring Sequel to "My Friend Flicka" by MARY O'HARA Starrinr RODDY McDOWALL WOLVES" SYLVIA ST. CLAIRE tTJFTwTd! "DESERT SONG" DENNIS MORGAN Cm 11 and Delivery Service PLAIN GARMENTS 7 0 6 Quick Medication for ECZEf.lA-ITCH! Whasi yi to suffer from red scaly burn ins: Externa tareat ytm waat Pealaaa'a faat-actlaa kelp I Yea aee4 Ha acthre UJJ.

Ins-ro-, eUeBta ta quiet fiery skin and thua fca. stes healing. coolins laalaaa ia Imm aa tha Ointment a without iaap point men t. A SA year Success Pealam satisfies on or your oney back. Drag Stores W4.

To Plan Further Action Against Representative Swain's Anti-Union Bill and for the Passage of Constructive Labor Legislation Now Before the General Assembly. AT THESE CLEANINC STORES ZL7 MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 19 7-30 P. CARPENTER'S HALL 1611 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. PRESTON FOSTER RITA JOHNSON in Technicolor KATHARINE HEPBURN In Lanisa M. Alrntt's Rtr "LITTLE WOMEN" Joan BfnnMt Taul Lukst 1210 Washinfton St.

1606 Del. Ave. 4th Jefferson St 8. 2M N. Maryland Ave.

Richardson Park CENTRAL LABOR UNION.