Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 18

18 MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, July 16, 1949 Four Buildings Burn in Connecticut City nr V7 nm LAiV LI a bottle-cap TIN TAMBOURINE N. Y. BUS STRIKE SPREAD HINTED UAW VOTES ASSESSMENT Plan Will Take Effect If Big Strike Occurs MILWAUKEE, combined total of 1,125,000 riders a day. However, the metropolis' complex transportation system appeared to handle the extra burden without much trouble. Subways operated on stepped-up schedules.

Taxis reaped a bonanza. '17 INSTITUTE SET Fourth annual institute in American studies will be held at University of Minnesota July 25 through 28. Staff for the institute will be drawn from Yale university, Carleton college and Universities of Wisconsin, Denver, Texas, Iowa and Minnesota. SJw Ktrauw 1 1 CENTER 3rT aEL2 ill jey mm HERBl 5WEET- ifttft, Th. IktrMfer PLATTE BOTTLE CAP im BOBBY SOX 'Consolidated "News restores, lne Res.

0. 8. Pal. Office "Oh, just blue, that's all, Dad that a new dress 1 leaT ITa -ii EVERY RHYTHM BAND needs a tambourine, for it adds gay jingling rhythm to any music! Down in the Latin American countries where dancing is lively, children grow up keeping time to the tambourine. For your dancing and musical parties try to find an old pie pan that Mother can spare.

With a nail, punch six or eight holes evenly spaced around the edge. Flatten out 18 to 24 bottle caps, remove the corks, and punch a hole in the center of each disc. Lace with cord, knotted around each disc (step 4), and tie the sets of three discs to the holes in the edge of the pan. Paint a design in the center, tie a bow on the. edge, and whirl away dancing and tapping your tambourine.

MOSDAY: Draw a Maze, Start a Craze. DEATHS I I A WntHV.i-M milium tfamTfcr Man About Town The wealthy Alfred DeLiagres (he produced hit shows "Voice of the Turtle" and "Madwoman of are at Easthampton for their first and last season. The snob-set frowned on their "theatrical connections" Mrs. Buffie Harkness of the zillionaire clan won the golf tournament at the Maidstone club. Took up the game only last fall "Pat" Crosby, one of Smith's prettiest grads, is the thrush at Michael's, a smart bar in the 70s.

Her clergyman pop is furious The S. Chaplins (he's composer of "Ann'y Waltz" and "Bei Mir Bist du have parted Mrs. Francis Robbins (kin of F.D.R.) and Count Woronzow will start a Russian spot here in the fall Prince Fehridden of Turkey will open a Turkish joynt Telegram: "Dear Walter: Those stories are not true. DiMaggio is not my feller. Nor is anyone else.

Am free as a breeze and it's wonderful! Besides, who can laugh at a bat? Junior Standish." Washington Ticker: White Housers suspect Lehman won't run for the senate. His wife objects. Too strenuous for his "years" Gov. Dewey still feels he can win "the next time" Senator Mag- Theatro GOLDEN VALLEY ROAD I CONDITIONED A Twin Cities LYHIA B. BOCHET Services for Lyhla B.

Bochet, 24, 1344 Buchanan street NK will be at 8:30 a.m. today in Rain-ville mortuary, and at 9 a.m. in Our Lady of Lourdes church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery.

Miss Bochet died Wednesday. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Miss Bochet Mrs. Arthur Bochet; her grandmother, Mrs. Marie Louise Bochet; her grandfather, Onesine M.

Marier, Quebec, Canada; three brothers, Laurence Arthur and Gerald all of Minneapolis; four sisters, Mrs. Wayne Hanson, Mrs. Clifford Holms, and Florence E. Bochet, all of Minne apolis, and Mrs. Walter Woodfill, Golden Valley, Minn.

VILLIAM F. SEVKEL Services for William F. Sinkel, 76, formerly of 2800 Newton av enue will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Billman mortuary, 2518 Central avenue, with burial in Buffalo, Minn. He died Thursday in Eitel hospital.

Mr. Sinkel had lived In Minne apolis for 27 years. He formerly! was an employe of Youngblood Lumber Co. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. John Almquist and Mrs.

Arthur Anderson: one son, Harold, all of Minneapolis; five sisters, two brothers, 14 grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. mm i (I.V.aT.i.l.k -Mm am I nuson will best-man lor Jonn leeter wnen ne weds Mary Bernard at the Capital's Malay club Aug. 6th. They met as volunteer workers for the Runyon fund Lawyer Morris Ernst can prove F.D.R., can run for the presidency. He arranged the birth certificate at Campobello MacArthur has assured all concerned he will not run in '52 When the Gov't wants to do it, it I were accommodated overnight at a Washington I if I 1 hotel, which is I Sow I Lee is tne V'P of Lehman Jay Rutherford and his ex-wife, Joyce, may try it again.

Her sister is deb Virginia Leigh, the By Marty Link there's nothing: wrong: with riie wouldn't cure!" fussy that way Robert E. tne Lincoln bank, Washington. Meyers Release Refused by Judge' ALEXANDRIA, VA. 0N9 Federal Judge Albert V. Bryan Friday refused to order the release of imprisoned Bennett E.

Meyers on a writ of habeas corpus. Bryan dismissed the petition filed by Meyers attorneys, who contended that a recent supreme court decision mada the former air force procurement officer eligible for release from the Lorton, reformatory. SHE'S THE PEACH OF ALL THE BEACHES "THE GIRL FROM JONES BEACH" with VIRGINIA MAYO RONALD REAGAN EDDIE BRACKEN Sondiy Old Tim and Modtrn SCANDINAVIAN ACCORDION BAND SCHLIEF'S LITTLE CITY On. of the Larrest Dsnc Floors In the Northwest I SS 21s Miles S.K. Mpb TOMTE DANCING Old Tim COME TO VIKING HALL 72 Seatfc 4th Street Harold Erickson's Orch.

For People 21 Tears and Oyer Every Tits- FrL A Satnrday NIcM Iff kwv AIR CONDITIONED 1 i 7 17 1 TONITE (SATURDAY) TAsPV II I Snndiy Old TIim and Modtrn ANBURY, CONN. UP A gen- eral-alarm fire raged through four buildings in the heart of Danbury's business area Friday leaving about 20 families homeless and causing damage unofficially estimated at $200,000. l.e te Tonitc "VEAR'S BtSl' Time Mac "TORMENT" '7 A STUDY Or SEX SADISM 2ND FILM LMILE ZOLA'S 'DACtinUMCI I "A TALE OF ILLICIT BOULEVARD at Minnehaha Blvd. BE. 7471 open P.M.

Daily THE WINDOW Bow to Clean House Game Birds Color Cartoon Latest News Special Midnitc Show Lake at Bloom. Open 2 P.M. DR. 1232 Clifton Webb -Shirley Temple 'MR. bin DciucncDC Dtbl bbfkflk GOES TO COLLEGE" March of Time Wandrrins Thru Wales fawer of Thouiht News Special Midnite Show LYNDALE Lrndale and Lake St.

Marjorie Main Perry Kilbrid. "MA A- KETTLE" Special Midnifht Show FRANKLIN Franklin 10th At. S. Randolph Scott Mia Raines WALKING HILLS" CHATEAU Rirhard Widmark 4th Ave. S.

and Franklin ark Lionel B.rrymore "DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS" LA SALLE Nicollet and 26th Entertainment In COOL Comfort Jack Carson Doris Day MY DREAM IS YOLKS" technicolor Special Midnite Show PARK th Avenue S. and 10th Et. 25e Plus Tax Jack Carson Doris Day MY DREAM IS in technicolor Special Midnite Show VALLEY TjJJJ ON V.i. HIT. Ml.

N. Of tOMINISAll TONIGHT ONLY First Show at 1:25 "Bad Man From Tombstone" Starring Barry Snllivan ti Marjorie Reynolds Come as Late as 11:30. See a Full Show LlSQ S. KOICKTS AND HWT. 100 TONIGHT ONLY First Show at (:25 "EMBRACEABLE YOU" Starrinr Dane Clark Geraldine Brooks Come as Late as 11:30, See a Fall Show fLTMOUTH A NEWTON N.

COOLED BOTH THEATRES M'f Whero All th Big Features Play for Less It sun. Delightfully Cool Randolph Scott Jane Wyatt "CANADIAN PACIFIC" Technicolor Plus Damon Knnyon's "At Stroke mt Oaa Midnitr Show oi -lono 2027 W. Broadwar Artesimn Cooled Fred Astaire -Ginrer Roger. "BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY" technicolor Special Mirlnitf Shnw TRIPLE fiHOW Ann Howard In BLYTH Dl fF Technicolor I-RED CANYON" Barrr Sullivan Marjorie Remold 2 "BAD MEN of TOMBSTONE" 3 SPECIAL MIDNnSHC)W The Year's Ontstandinf Motion rirtare: IN TECHNICOLOR June Allyson Peter Lawfertf I Margaret O'Brien Elizabeth Taylor 'Little Women' Special Midnite Show Jnsn Craw-ford 'FLAMINGO ROAD" Special Laff Midnite Show Abbntt and Costello in I WHO DONE IT" fwmtm Greeory Peck Jane Wymaa I in the Techmcnlor Hit "THE YEARLING" Special Midnite Show l.e te I Tonite I i i imm in mmmmm i2- NEW YORK UPi The CIO Transport Workers union Friday threatened to shut off bus transportation for 1,800,000 more riders in a strike that already has eliminated service for more than 1,000,000 New Yorkers. The strike has closed two of the city's largest private companies, the New York City Omnibus and the Fifth Avenue Coach which operate 1,080 buses on 30 routes.

City Councilman Michael J. Quill, TVVU president, declared the walkout might be extended next week to the Third Avenue Transit system, hgest of all the private concerns. It operates 76 routes and carries about 1,800,000 passengers daily. lne other two companies Mot ROC.FRS and TRIGGER "EYES OF TEXAS" JACK CARSON "ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS" XSc TAX INC. SMOOTH OANCINO FKOGRAM WALLY MO Hil'S ORCH.

and Sun. Eves. ALU II it nil Va-bb Air Ave. Lake twn i. ATt.

so. PUpnt736 IT'S COOL INSIDE! Er-nint Show Starting p.m. BAY M1LLAND PAIL DOLGLAS "IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING" THIS IS AMERICA CARTOON NEWS Special Matinee Today, p.m. Gene Aotrj. "STRAWBERRY ROAN" 10 Cartoons Children's Adm.

20e Inc. tax STARTS TOMORROW "STREETS OF LAREDO" DR. 5495 a I Xlff if 23rd Ave. So. I 38th St.

REFRESHINGLY COOL! mat" -rf It NOVELTY-COLOR CARTOON-LATEST NEWS MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT Special Matinee Today, 1 p.m. TIM HOLT in "INDIAN AGENT 1( Cartoons Children's Adm. 20c inc. tax STARTS TOMORROW! "THE UNDERCOVER MAN" Comfortably Cool! Joan CRAWFORD Zarhary SCOTT "FLAMINGO ROAD" NOVELTY COLOR CARTOON NEWS MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT SPECIAL MATINEE TODAY, 1 P. M.

"NIGHT WIND" Action Serial DELIGHTFULLY COOL! RICHARD DEAN WIDMARK STOCK WELL "DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS" CARTOON LATEST NEWS MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT MATINEE TODAY. 1 P. M. JT'NGLE PATROL ACTION SERIAL EAST LAKE TWO GIANT FEATURES 40c1 William Bendix "Digger 0'Deli" 1 "THE LIFE Lassie Jeanette McDonalds 'THE SUN COMES UP'! OF RILEY" In Technicolor fnnajLAmHfti Deliehtfally Cool Grand New Technical Musical Fred Astaire Ginrer Rorers "BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY" Color Cartoon Latest News Starts Sunday "Canadian Pacific" Rrfreshinsly Cool By Popnlar Demand "PYGMALION" with Leslie Howard Wendy Hillyer Color Cartoon Late News Phme, TOQ03 DELIGHTFULLY COOL Robert Taylor Ays Gardner "THE BRIBE" V', IB Minstes West of Lake and Hennepin WW on Excelsior Ae. or Hlway TSSsSSSK HOPKINS JyVI lADULTS 40J HO.

74t8 lne. Tn 1 Marjorie Percy MAIN KILBRIDE i I "MA AND PA KETTLE "I DOUBLE FEATURE! Loaded TViih Fiery Action RANDOLPH SOOTT tLLA RAINF "THE WALKING HILLS" A Sure Fire Lanrh Oetter EDDIE BRACKEN CASS DALFT "LADIES' MAN" Come As Late As 16 P.M. See Both Shows Children's Sat. Mat. Recommended by Local P.X.A.

Committee BIQ DOUBLE FEATURE Barry Sullivan Marjorie Reynolds 1 Bad Men of Tombstone Lssh LsRae Faxxy St. John 2 Son of Billy the Kid Sanerman Midnirht Show Joan Crawford Zachary Scott "FLAMINGO ROAD" Special Midnite Show TJ A tasiif mi iiaa u. Oar New COOM.VO PLANT gtyes yoa Filtered Washes! Air at Jast th rilht tempentare for perfect comfort. nw -M 4 anjaassJi K1 WW '1 mi 1 I k. The CIO United Auto Workers agreed Friday they'll dig into their own pockets if they have to to prove they're se rious about their J.949 contract demands.

The poke at the pocketbooks, which will produce $10,000,000 in three months if it's needed, was voted as delegates neared the end of the union convention. President Walter Reuther announced the vote as 95 per cent in favor. Just before the 2,400 delegates approved the emergency assessment plan which would tap working members for $1 weekly for a maximum of 12 weeks for a major strike, they had given a unanimous nod to this year's economic program. Monev collected under the plan would be used "exclusively for relief of strikers and their families or for expenditures related to the conduct of the strike." ExDulsion of Harold Christoffel and six other former officers of local 248 at the snrawline Allis- Chalmers plant here was upheld by the convention, bo were sus pensions of two others. Strike Authorized DETROIT UF Ford workers across the nation have voted strike approval by a 7-1 margin, the CIO United Auto Workers reported Friday.

Strike, approval does not necessarily mean there will be a walkout. It simply gives union officers authority to call one. Yesterday expiration date for the present Ford contract was the deadline set by the UAW for filing of strike vote returns by locals at Ford's 49 plants. The company employs 106,000 production workers. RIVERSIDE SING GAINS 93 POINTS Folwell to Be Site of Concert Sunday Riverside park singers Friday night scored 93 points in the Minneapolis community sing compe tition.

They received 35 points for at tendance, 39 for enthusiasm and 19 for conduct. Sponsors of the sings are the Minneapolis park board, the Minneapolis Musicians association and the Minneapolis Tribune. Next sing will be Sunday at Folwell park following a band concert beginning at 8 p.m. George E. Murk conducts the sings.

Meeting Planned on Chimes Protest A meeting of Mount Olivet Lu theran church officials and 3s people who signed a petition pro testing the noise created by the church's chimes may take place. Dr. Reuben K. Youngdahl, pastor of the church, said Friday he was trying to get in touch with the petitioners who filed their protest with the city attorney's office. The meeting, he said, might decide what the next step would be.

He said he likes the idea of mak ing a court test case of the pro test. The chimes ring every 15 min utes from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. SCREEN'S GREATEST 2 IN 1 TECHNICOLOR COMBINATION! "WHITE SAVAGE" "COBRA WOMAN" WITH MARIA MONTEZ Turhan Bey Jen Hall Saba 4 riu ii "PARISIAN LOVELIFE" si Not Recommended for Children DANCING WEBB'S PAVILION BASS LAKE 5 Miles N.W.

tf Rebbinstfat EVERY SATURDAY NITE tad -J. VI I I 141 1 1 II a VI tfUitn 'miKn I rueuuO I tn. KNOT KNOT BEAD BUTTO SUGGESTED BY OOROTkCf CARROLL MRS. LENA KRIS Services for Mrs. Lena Kris, 68, 1014 Irving avenue will be atj 2 p.m.

Sunday in Zeesman's mortuary, with burial in United) Brotherhood cemetery. Mrs. Kris died Thursday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Morton Goldberg, Spokane, Wash. She was born in Russia, but had been a Minneapolis resident for 30 years.

Survivors include her husband, Mier; a second daughter, Mrs. George Vames, Asbury Park, N. two sons, Harry, Minneapolis, and Samuel, Denver, and six grandchildren. Elsewhere WALTER MORROW, 54, former editor-in-chief of the southwestern group of Scripps-Howard newspapers, in Oklahoma City, Okla. MARIA J.

STREAN, miniature and water color artist, in Pitts burgh, Pa. GORDON S. MASKLTX, 52, investment broker and financier, in Cleveland, Ohio. CHARLES F. ROESER, 61, for mer president of the Independent Petroleum Association of America, in Fort Worth, Texas.

EDWARD ALBERT JOHNSON, 62, pioneer aviator, in San Diego, Calif. IRVING J. POLACK, 63, veter-an showman and circus owner, in Van Nuys, Calif. St. Paul Pep Concerts Ice Revues Symphony Soncfest Refreshments TONIGHT, P.M.

ROGERS-HAMMERSTEIN ST. PAUL AUDITORIUM 50c $1.00 lne. tax Downtown Ticket Off. Mpls. Field-Schlick's, St.

Paul BIGGEST BARGAIN SHOW IN TOWN! Sensational Shock Hits! Midnight Show 11:30 P.M. "CITY ACROSS THE RIVER" Stephan McNALLY Sue ENGLAND PLCS! MARCH OP TIME Dans ANDREWS Maureen 0'HARA "THE FORBIDDEN STREET" Late Show Tonight! GARY COOPER Tk. rniiUTAiuutini I II IVWIIIHinilbHW Patricia NEAL Raymond MASSET JOHN GARFIELD "FORCE OF EVIL" Plusi "ANGEL IN EXILE" John CARROLL Adeto MARA CLIFTON WEBB "MR. BELVEDERE GOES TO COLLEGE" Continuous from 2 P-A RICHARD WIDMARK "DO'VN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS" w- i 11 i -i 0 0 I a 1 mioi a iiasDourger. 3 1 i a al i -I I "---BxaBssxtasswBB I available to take out.

AT. 0223 they'll be ready! KITCHEN at Fourth Avenue South Sun's society-scoopee queen J. Thomas, partner in Lehman's banking firm, returns from Yurrop with a Swiss bride and another fine Extra Man "goes off the list" Mrs. Henry Harjes is the latest of the social clique to Go To Work. She'll fashion edit a slick The Lake Shore club at Palm Beach is still sizzling over a $22,000 welch by the son of a famed Britisher Polly Talbott, dghtr of the Dewey manager, is uh-huh about J.

Toland, president of the Princeton Ivy club. He's working as a dude cowboy on the Wyoming ranch where Polly's dungareeing A Fire Island character is wearing a mink toupee! The Mayor's inner circle can't figure why he'd run again, considering the medico's warnings that "it'll kill you!" Besides several excellent paying jobs lined up by his friend, Grover Whalen, O'Dwyer could "coast in" via top positions with a movie firm Eversharp and a Jim-Farley-glad-hander job with Pepsi-Cola in S. America. LATE SHOW TONITE IDA LUPfNO TSWHINIt GLENN FORD "LUST FOR GOLD" TONITE! MODERN DANCING DICK FINCH 42c Tax Til The Theater Beautiful PL. 3S7 Spiclout Pirkint It's Wonderful! It's Gar! It's Fun! Rar Milland Jean Peters "IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING" Color Cartoon Late News Artesian Cooled Phone: IRrxel 523S Af Tax i 34 Ave.

S. 50 St. HUC Inci. i xos'Te Nrver Laarhed I'ntil You've Lived THE LIFE OF RILEY" I SUrrinr William Bendtx as "Riley" Afco Dicier O'Oell (John Brown), the Friendly Undertaker Latest News Pete Smith Disney Cartoon M'RPRISE MIDNITE SHOW TONITE CEDAK AVENUE 5W U. U4I SAVAGE CUNNING DEADLY Richard Basehart Scott Brady "HE WALKED BY NIGHT" Plus Leon Errol Comedy Color Cartoon 1st Run News SPECIAL MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT GOLDEN ivi tan rata jiattl TONIGHT ONLY First Show at It FIGHTING 69TH" Starrinr James Carney Pat O'Brien Come as Late as 11:30, See a Full Show N.

SKEIUN AND COUNTY IIOAD TONIGHT ONLY First Show at "INSIDE STORY" Starrinr Marsha Rant A Gall RnsseTI aarsgaaasaas.Bi isilmu L.WJ mil I3TM 4TH ST. S.L. ARTESIAN mm FREE PARKING Lake St. I 36th A v. S.

DU. 2701 ADULTS Inc. Tax 40c Randolph Scott Ells Raines "WALKING HILLS" Color Cartoon Let's Go to the Movies Sport Golf Masters Special Matinee and Midnite Show I Lake 27th Av. S. DU 5060 ADl'LTS Inc.

Tax 40 Joan Crawford Zachary Scott "FLAMINGO ROAD" Color Cartoon Sport "Waders of the Deep" Special Matinee and Midnite Show Deep Artesian Cooled I Adults 40c JOAN CRAWFORD Zachary SCOTT Kidney GKEENSTBEET In "FLAMINGO ROJD" Wilt llimn Ciriiyn I 412 rBBWR SSHTmiPI'l FIHUT 0 MOST S0UU THtyHj. GORGEOLS SCENIC TECHNICOLOR In f'THE SUN COMES UP' I Percy Kilbride (PA KETTLE) "DOWl TO THE SEA IM SHIPS Richard YV idmark Dean toe i well Lionel Barrymore Mid. DOCKS OF NEW lORK" Dead End Kids VOGUE Lake and Nicollet RE 0421 Healthfully CooMOc 2 NEW BIO PICTURES I Wm. Bendix Jim Glessoa Ben la Bond f. "THE LIFE OF RILEY" Jon Hall Adele Jerrens Georre Reeves 2.

"THE MUTINEERS" SPECIAL MAT. TODAY 12e A FUmed In the Canadian Rockies i nr Randolph Scott Jane Wyatt CANADIAN PACIFIC" Disney Cartoon First Ron News sati wwARTE aAN COOLED ia at LEOLA II: III New Suburban 6TH AVE. N. OR. 9324 AIR ,1 rryw i I i asf a I asm A ram 1 AT SI 0W-AT QQlMINN.

AMUSEMENT CO. THEATRES BOB HOPE In Damon Rnnyoo's 'Sorrowful Jones' William Mary Jane DEMAREST SAUNDERS Aqua World Premiers Wednesday' Only! 8:30 P.M. Ruh WARRICK Charles COBURN Screen: "THE GREAT DAN PATCH" Regular Engagemenf Starts Thurs "PENITENTIARY" Lnrilla BALL John HOWARD-Jean PARKER Plus i "Women in Prison" Wyn Cahoon Scott Colton uJL Last Day Roth Theaters! William Mona William HOLDEN FREEMAN BENDIX 1 l-J II 'STREETS OF LAREDO' Fred Astaire Ginrer Knrers "THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY" RANDOLPH SCOTT "CANADIAN PACIFIC" COMOITIONED Tonight: BING CROSBY "A Connecticut Yankee" STATE Mat. only: 'Bells of San Antelo' Jlsssssssssssssssssssw III SPECIAL ROAD SHOW 1 Brooklyn Center to Picnic Sunday A Brooklyn Center community picnic, in conjunction with a Hennepin county Housewives league picnic, will start at 2 p.m. Sunday on the Peder Schmidt lawn, 5804 Lyndale avenue Brooklyn Center.

There will be informal discussion until a home fire-extinguisher demonstration at 5 p.m., basket supper at 6 p.m. (picknickers to bring their own baskets), a Midland Co-operative color movie, a talk and questions and answers about co-operatives starting at 7 Vfn- Movie Time Table TORMENT" (PlxV 10. 11:47. 2:29. 5:11, 7:53, 10:35.

'rASSIONELLE" 1:13, 3:55, 6:37. 9:19. 12. FORCE OF EVIL" (Gopher) 11. 2.

5. 8. "ANGEL IN EXILE" 12:25, 3:25. 6:25, 9:30. 'STREETS OF LAREDO" (Uptown) 1:30, 3:35.

5:40. 7:45. 9:50. LIST FOB GOLD" (World) 10. 11:45.

1:30, 3:15, 5. 6:45. 8:30, 10:15. 12. THE GIRL FROM JONES BEACH" (RKO- Orpheumi 11:45.

1:50, 3:55, 6. 10:95, 12: 10. COBRA WOMAN" (RKO-Pn) 12:15. 2:50. 5:25, 8:10, 10:50.

WHITE SAVAGE" lx 1:35. 4:10. 6:45. 9:25, 12:10. CITV ACROSS THE RIVER" (State) 11:20.

1:25. 3:30. 5:35. 7:40. 9:50, 11:55.

FOINTAINHEAD" (LyrJc) 11, 1:05, 3:15, 5:25. 7:35. 9:45. 11:50. "SORROWFUL JONES" (Radio City) 12:05, 2.

4. 6. 8. 10. "FORBIDDEN STREET" (Century) 11:35.

1-40. 3:50. 5:55. 8:05. 10:15.

"FEMTENTIART" (Asteri 11. 1:20, 6.10. 8:40. "WOMEN IN PRISON" 12:20, 2:40. 5:05, 7:35.

lO. -SMORGASBORD Every Sunday, I2i45 to 8 P. M. All Yon Can Eat, $1.00 Per Person Children Under IS Tears. Ss 162K East Lake street GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS HALL HOME COOKED FOOD Weekdays KE 14 San.

Dr. MM DancJnr te p. M. Sanday RIXBEN OLSON, Mfr. LtTOV s- fQb -TTX.

1 FD11 A DAY OF to Home Tt lU? TliAlinT r- A Vf im fT3 imv7i Sb: 1 SERVING FRIED CHICKEN I) JOfnVTlfP IN A BOAT JlyIVJPl 2. Sifnrday Old Tl and Modern 14 I A)T iJIILAD TV, RAY STOLZEIICERG (l I3J ill I a 1 Jl xofP of vi.i i 1MB I mm "TI nr 1 rwW Mr -MI1IJII1 si ii iiimui i s4i Henry the VIII 0 ro Hamburgers 0 Now rhone NORMANDY II 8th Street On John Wayne Laralne Day "TYCOON" In Besatlfal Technicolor Joaa CRAWFORD Zachary SCOTT "FLAMINGO ROAD" Read Star and Tribune Want Ads 0 oooooooooooooo Read Star and Tribune Want Ads Pins garprba; Midnite Shew 1 Flos Sarprise Midnite Show.