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4 TAR EVENING ORLANDO Today's Movies News, Society Comics, Classified By LARRY LANCASTER Page 13 SECTION TWO ORLANDO, FLORIDA, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 25, 1952 Two-Year Term Voted By Council Short Stories PL rvH l-fe: PEOPLE AND THINGS Inflation, Hunger Can 'tBeatFamily By ART RHODES ing roof and a shaky floor from Ri- lev's brother-in-law. This is the story of a family that Some of 1he children are bare-won give up despite anything in- footed and a few of them haven't flation may do. more than the clothes on their This, moreover, is the story of backs. Sometimes there isn't how a family of 10. living in a one- enough meat for even two meals a room, half-destroyed shack at 6, week they live on vegetables the DAVID B.

ADLER, FORMERLY general agent for Massachusetts Mutual in New York and now a CASSELBERRY Casselberry town council brushed aside opposi- leading personal producer for them ue and Orlando, will speak on Misunder JUL tk, standings About Life Insurance at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Orlando Civitan Club tomorrow at noon at the Eola Plaza Hibiscus Room, W. H. Bill I Peterson, program chairman, announced yester- all three alderman vacancies in the Dec. 1 election shall be filled for two-year terms. League members John Bouw-meester and Sam Gerson and Atty.

Robert J. Bishop, who represents! the league, maintained that one of the three alderman offices should be filled for one year. Dollins has been fighting the rest of the time). Sometimes it is Battle of Inflation. cold enough at night to make it ad- The familv is Riley Roberson's.

visable to go to bed right after a I i 4 a THE ORANGE COUNTY School Board meeting will be held v. The dispute centered around fill The eldest daughter, 19. has gone meager supper (there are three off to the Midwest but the others beds jammed into the room J. are still there, just as they were Sometimes there is just enough ker-jwhen thev moved in three" vearS'osene for that furnishes lago when they -inherited" yellow light they have. Some- 15,,..

tomorrow rather than Friday, it ing the office which will be vacated; 1 limes i is jusi aarK. was announced oy judson b. josepn 1. iaira. wno is running ker.

superintendent of schools. The for mayor. Laird was appointed a change was made on account of month ago to fill Bouwmeester's the Thanksgiving holiday. 1 Amtjiiiil place on the council after the latter was thrown off the council by its other members because he wgs absent at three straight council meetings. 0 0 0 $40 Week Tops But the Robersons don't give up.

Riley Roberson is a hod carrier, works with cement, does handy jobs at He says he never earns more than $40 a week, often Explosion To Launch Big Canal FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold a family night Thanksgiving dinner at 6:15 p.m. tomorrow in the social hall. Reservations may be made through the church office. Tickets are 75 cents a person or $2 a family 000 OPERETTA SCENE Robert Hclpmann and Ludmilla Tcherina in a scene from the Technicolor film. Tales of Hoffmann, showing at the Winter Park Drive-In Theater.

London Film Presentation Features The Barcarolle Term To Expire I Bishop maintained that Laird's term is to expire at the time of the "The Rescue Mission helps us pretty often." he relates, "but (otherwise we're pretty much on our 'own. This cost of living is no fun DR ALVIN SMITH. PASTOR OF election and that a person should (Reformed Presbyterian Church, has be elected for a one-year term to I returned from a trip to Flint. Mich, finish out the remaining year of route to Orlando he detoured Bouwmeester's two-year terq. through Pennsylvania for a visit Howard Burris.

council clerk, jwith his son. the Rev. Kenneth C. announced that 235 persons were Smith of Pittsburgh and his daugh- on the voting list for the election; tarring Moirn Shrarpr TALES OF HOFFMANN Tales of Hoffmann, in full Techni- TnnirrVii'c Tnvic color, is a London Films presents-; lUll.lll J1U1CS. I MIAMI if A blast of dynamite with 10 mouths to feed.

Every time near Belle Glade today was planned food prices go up. we pull another as the dedication of 123 miles ofjnotch. Tell you the truth, isn't levees protecting the east eoastmueh more we can do to cut down from disastrous Everglades floodson things. But we're not giving up." The explosion will open a drain-! The Robersons did give up their age canal at the site of a pumping; battery radio several years ago. 'station which will discharge water "Ko money to keep up a battery," during flood seasons into conser- 1S the way Mrs- Roberson explains vation areas.

They, don't have the money to BE ACH AM crimson Pirate. ii is, i 22. ter. Miss Barbara Smith who is which will be held from 7 a.m. to tion.

released in the United States by Lopcrt Films Distributing Cor 3:25. 5 28. 9 34 BIKE RIDING PROF IS 90 Meet David L. Earnest, the bicycle riding professor of the University of Georgia who celebrates his 90th birthday in Athens. today.

Prof. Earnest, who says he is retired but not tired, figures you don't get old as long as you think you're young and he's thoroughly convinced of his youth. In addition to daily rides on his bike, he gets in a little extra exercise by touching the floor with the palms of his hands. His first connection with the University was in 1897. He retired in 1950.

AP Wirepholo. A via tion Head Scores FHA Site Restriction 50 lsoV i ROXY: Tripoli. 1:10. 4 30. poration.

Rapine TiHp 0 4V fi Dfi 'Jrt attending Geneva College at Beaver 7 p.m. Fas- Election officials' names were 15 released at the session. They were LOCAL USO JUNIOR HOSTESS- w. A. Dustin, clerk; Nash B.

Ken-: es will assemble at the intersection i nedy. Chris Nuernberger and; of Washington and Orange sts. atjHarold N. Wood, judges. 0 I subscribe for a newspaper.

Kober-Col. Henry W. Schull of the, JV." T. i son takes his wife to the movies Armv Engineers office at Jackson- And, incidentally, ine sequence Vogue Thrr, 5 00. 8 21 oiso built around the Barcarolle in the close To My Heart.

6 311. 9 59 'film is. as it should be, one of the grand: Les 115. 320. 520.

high Spots Of the picture, musically, tlM.TO Cheaper The Dozen. 100, and piCtoriallv. 3 55. 6 55. 9 55 ialso Don't Bother To It is doubtful if the entire Knock- 2 40- 5 40' 8 40 repertoire of music there is a Bedrm C' 3 i uiii.tr in ma iiiuiiLiis.

liicv ium nave ville, said the ceremony marked ffc a' i itne bus rare to go to the Orlando a program of water control the c. Rescue Mission on Boone St. about installation of a system of canals. T. -ii once a week.

Thev go to church levees, reservoirs, pumps and spill- inere jways to discharge and store water; fi-rtrvi riirori rainfall anrl trihntarv: more universally known and loved than ihe Fin ra r.ill a frnm DRIVE-IN' THFATERS Minister Hits Bias; Speaks To Hadassah 6:45 p. m. today to be taken to a special Thanksgiving dance at1 I Patrick Air Force Base, Cocoa. 0 0 0 ORLANDO MOOSE LODGE 766 will have a Thanksgiving eve dance at 9 p.m. tomorrow at the Moose clubhouse.

N. Orange Blossom with Paul Kraham and his orchestra supplying thejrfance music. A floor show, direction of Georgia McCarty, will be an added 1 1 ORLANDO: Blue Lasoon. 6 45. 10:00 Offenbach operetta, Talcs of Hoff-Maiso, Holiday Attair.

9 01 mann, the Michael Powel-Emeric prairie lake: The whistle At Eaton Pressburger Technicolor film ver- Fails- 30- 10 00 The Ndn. 15. -f 4U RI-MAE: The Lion And The Horse. sion of which isiovv playing at the 10 00 The Mara Maru 8 20 Winter Park Drive in Theater. Its KUHI, AVE Because You re Mine: lilting cadences have been played.

6.30. 1000 iisoi The outriders, is. siinT whistled recorded in everv winter park: Tales Of Hoffman. sun, wnisueo, recoroea in 6 45, 915. 1000.

comer of the world. This was the, work of that genius of the light1 colored theaters onera theatrp Offenbach the son carver: Road Block 'also' She's opera incaire, Ullinodtll, Hit SOU WorklnK HPr Way Through College, con- of a German-Jewish cantor, who tmuous shows 1 p.m. thru 12 p.m. heramp fnr a eeneration. thp musi-l Lincoln: cobra woman -alsot Mara It's 17 times safer in an airplane the event he rents a plane to an streams.

jBig Hop than in an automobile. Arthur individual who takes a short flight "It will control it so that areasj Riley Roberson's sister gave him Stone. Jacksonville, president of but abandons the aircraft many protected will have water for agri-; an acre of land some time ago. and the Florida Aviation Trades Assn. miles away.

culture and domestic use when re- public spirited residents have been told members of the organization 3 A bill to protect the aviation quired," he said. 'offering him blocks to build a house today at an annual meeting at the man who rents an airplane to an Coj Schull and Sen. Spessard aDout seve" miles out of town the Orlando Municipal Airport. individual who misrepresents the Holland D-Fla pointed out sid of Lak Barton. That is Stone's remarks came as he ci it- purpose of his flight, and carries lhe bjg project will remove manv tneir smnin2 hope.

But the planning icized Federal Housing Adnr.nisfra- contriband, firearms or illegal 0f floods but added "it has been slow. There are still 500 tion regulations which forbid giving migrants. isn't" perfect protection." blocks to make up the 1,200 they FHA loans on homes or land within I 'Manv local problems are two miles from the end of any run- Owner Responsible (f be sovecj Holland told a din- Tne Robersons eat liver and stew way at any airport in the country. nffi-iaui meat once each week. They eat ii me- luumii.

r.f riihli nffiriaic mfdi once earn weeK. iney eai Hadassah delegates from 17 throughout the state heard the attraction. 0 0 0 Walter Passiglia of Tampa discuss Zionist nuhlic relations at thp MEETING OF THE MEETING OF THE REGULAR nf Memorial Posti Memorial Posti Maru. continuous shows 5:45 p.m. cal rage of Paris.

His two most 12 m. American Legion Hadassah state conference. held No. 19 and its auxiliary, set for afternoon at the San Juan morrow night has been postponed) Hotej until Dec. 10 on account of Thanks- Passiglia minister of Ybor City survey has re- Under present Florida laws, the at fSt and potatoes and corn and iillion miles nf owner of the airplane is responsible.

'na fn1RC beans artd fatback the re. rv.l QoVmll caiH the 000 000 vealed that in 100 mill ui6 I'reshvtpnan hnrrh rrpnl re holidavs. 0 0 0 famous operettas were Orpheus in Hades and Tales of Hoffmann. 0 0 0 Adventure Drama A tale of violence and intrigue, Mara Maru, co-starring Errol Flvnn and Ruth Roman, ends its car travel 8.5 persons are killed, rather than the pilot who rer.ted In 100 million miles of air travel, the plane, for any damage prop-the average is only .05 of a person, erty caused by a crashing aircraft. turned from a trip to Israel under auspices of the American-Chris- federal project is designed to pro-i3 of the week.

Inflation has vide the basic facilities for waterlmade 'l impossible to have decontrol' jserts. Or in-between snacks. Or of- THE CONDITION OF J. T. fJacki Branham.

a patient at Or- i.X Mir. ange Memorial Hospital, is still York. He is currently touring Flor- 4 reported gooa oy nospuai oin- ida cnurches ahd organizations ciais. erannam a memuci vi wnat he calls the true 7. -v more man iwo meats a Gay.

"If we had a garden around here, it might help out," Roberson tells you. "But we don't have anything except the shack and one window to let air in when we need it. We do manage to have life insur- firm, Tucker Branham. Tourist i Registration message of Israel as a means of creating good public relations in communities. 0 0 0 I Orlando Firm Bids For TV Channel local engagement at the Ri-Mar' -Drive-In Theater tonight.

Set against the colorful back- ground of post-war Manila, the Warner Bros, adventure drama shows Flynn as a marine salvage operator in love with his partner's) wife, played by Miss Roman. Soon' after the partner learns of the 0 0 0 Regulation Fought The National Aviation Trades of which the Florida group is a part, is strenuously fighting this regulation. Stone said, terming it "unjust, unfair and unnecessary." The danger to homes near airports is insignificant compared to the danger to a home near a road visitors ar invitd to at in? in- formation drsk st Greater Orlando Cham Defense Data Briefing Due Prejudice Scored And, inflation or not, there's always a bone for the dog. ber or Commerce. 113 E.

Central Ave. from 9 a m. to p.m daily except Sunday John Worland. Rensselaer. Ind.

Mrs. John E. Worland. Howard H. Cox.

Fowler. Ind. Mrs. Howard H. Cox.

Fowler. Ind. Hosea Challi. Rensselaer, Ind. C.

Hartsoclc. Cleeland. Ohio. We must open the eyes of our fellow Americans to the fineness fAT -rjr The Associated Press in Washing today reported that James he said curve. Dandelflke doing business as Or-.

Mrs. D. Hartsock. Cleveland. Ohio.

whereabouts of a diamond treasure' buried beneath the China Sea, he is murdered, and Flynn is suspected. The killers themselves persuafle Flynn, an expert diver and navigator, to lead them to the hidden wealth. How he outwits his oppon-l ine association is pi rssui ioi i C. Cion. Kent.

Ohio. legislation in the next Congress to ane Television Enterprises. Or-, Mrs. Leon c. upson.

Kent, om Small businessmen and manufac- and loyalty of the Jewish people turing firm heads today are being, and we must destroy prejudice given the opportunity to get infor-- against the race." he said. An ap- jmation first hand from representa- peal was made for members to tives of the Small Defense Plants combine their efforts to correct regional office at misinformation about Israel. i i. i rtnrtn n50 finn mn in i--tAYoi Kohler. Lewisbur.

Pa. eliminate tnis regulation, sione R11 alph Mar? Bowman. Munhall. Pa. sajd Communications Commission for a Th TrAo.

television station on Channel 18. Dorothy Brown. Munhall. Pa. James F.

Cannon. Woodbury. Conn. a Jacksonville tM-ocMont oicn roviiusH hiiic Dandelake tl a 1 1 ITT UiUVIlll 1T IU i. I I uv vai a Atlanta.

Tbe accomplishments of Hadas- J. H. West, industrial specialist. sah in Israel were cited and Pas. and W.

Hornaday production sjglia compared tne progressive specialist with the SDPA will dties wkh poVerty ridden i at the uriando industrial tsoara oi-iraD centers jfice in city hall in Orlando until 4," Mrs Cowan Tampa S. Koreans Defy Red Invitation SEOUL 'ifl Chinese Reds wheeled a loudspeaker to the top of a mountain 3Vi miles northeast of Sniper Ridge tonight and broadcast the following invitation in Chinese and Korean: "You have a great deal of force but you have not been able to destroy the Chinese forces. You should change sides and come to North Korea. You will receive lots of promotions, good food and clothes." South Korean troops defending the central front position answered the invitation with a roaring artillery barrage. BURT LANCASTER takes the lead in The Crimson Pirate, an adventure on the high seas, showing at the Beacham Theater today.

the FATA will press in the next 1 conn state legislature ORZ. according to Carl Hall-; Libert Pott. str.tford. Con Thev aVe- manager of Station con? iney are. iMrs.

John Butler. West Hartford. Conn. 1 A bill to protect a renter of His makes tne seventh apphca ion Pean Sfi coie. Hot.

airplanes in the event the pilot for television stations in the Orlan-! Lewis Partridge. Farmington. Me. a nU.p hp virin do area, Hallbei'g Said. Mrs.

Lewis Partridge. Farmington. Me. wno renis a piane ieaes tne icm- n-tmn Mm Mildred r. covni.

orono. Me. itv becomes intoxicated and dam- stations wuKi, vwiuu ana w. Puisifer. Manchester, n.

h. ages either peoole or property. WLOF have applied for stations on J- H' I 2 To protect the aviation man Channel WDBO and a group of Mrs w. t. Gr8 Poio.

ni. local businessmen have applied for dmpMH.on. Ridaewood. v. J.

Channel and the Orlando oun. Ridgewood. v. j. p.m.

iu hmi u. regional vice president, presided representatives. th. unri.hnn SPinn Their visit here is part of thej nrti rc Regional officers elected yester "circuit rider" program maugu day were Mrs. Herman Klausner.

rated by the SDPA office to extend Jacksonville, president: Mrs. David ents once the diamonds are recovered midst a tropical storm, makes, according to preview audiences, for one of the season's most absorbing film climaxes. 0 0 0 Debra Paget Siarred Though Les Miserables, the spectacular Twentieth Century-Fox production of Victor Hugo's classic now showing at the Grand Theater is only Debra Paget's seventh major film assignment it represents the sixth nationality she has portrayed on the screen. Among her friends she's known as the "one-woman U. Les Miserables has her as a French girl for the first time.

She is Cosette, the ward of Jean Val-jean who becomes a central force in his historic conflict with the re- 0 0 0 lentiess policeman, avert. iu sm-u uuan.ca3C3 Tamna Mr, Milton Sirkin i i. -e in th area LOWen' lampa, sirMn Miami Beach, Mrs. Irwin Wein cans ior ner 10 De 11 years oia ai i i 1 i ae nrtcciKlA Miami Beach and Mrs. is the other applicant for Channel Dr f.

chipman. LouisVine. kt. 18 asked by Dandelake. JTtirffiSSSS: S' Hallberg Said Channel 18 IS an Mrs.

Anfred Abrahamson. Srandia. Minn. 1, Mrs E. J.

Canfield. Woodstock, Can- ultra high frequency channel. aa. me uegimiuig ui me ium, jiiu t-v. maturing young lady of 18 by its! The program is to acquaint small i i.

i rtncinflcc firme with financial George Zeigler, Daytona Beach. tinisn. in me picture sne snares i vice nresidents: Mrs. I. Eisenstein stellar billing with the noted Brit- sisiance avaiiaoie 10 quamiea smau recording secretary Mrs ish and American favorites, manufacturing concerns, assistance Prizes Slated At City Dance Prizes will be given to four different couples at tonight's opening dance of the winter tourist season scheduled for 8:30 p.m.

at Municipal Auditorium. Rennie and Robert New-1" obtaining aeiense contracts ana Ja sub-contracts and assistance in ob-lana MTS- ny sloal JacKsonvuie, Michael ton, who ate, lespecuvciy, aijtaii record 2 secretary. aaaaaaaaB- Ti MaV IT and Javert in the immortal Hugo equipment. tale. 0 0 0 If enough small firms avail them selves of the service, the program Atomic Spies will be repeated each Tuesday a LUDtlJiri Hearing Due Howard Mallen.

genial emcee for Greater Orlando Chamber of Com-Imerce, will seek the couple who Us from the farthest distance, the oldest, the youngest, and the couple iwho has been coming to Orlando as tourists for the great number of years. I Tonight's gala social event will Gloria Swanson Featured In Top Comedy Of Season three row bedroom x' iglamorous film star in a hurry to Stirring Gloria Svmnson. Hailed by previewers as one of get to Hollywood. She helps her- the industrial board office in city hall as long as desired. Milton Blanck, manager of the board, is co-operating with the SDPA in making his office available and supplying forms and information literature between visits of their representatives.

t-i HP iI 11; I NEW YORK Atomic spies Ethel and Julius Rosenberg get a hearing tomorrow on their motion to have their convictions thrown out. Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld set the hearing yesterday after turning down their request for a stay of execution. The two are scheduled to die in nviiitiffir-! hi i k-v J2i s.jn -lie WINDOW'S and BOORS The Weather the top comedies of the season, 3 self to the compartment of a scien-For Bedroom a Brenco produc-'tist who proves to be a shy but tion for Warner Bros, in Natural handsome intellectual with little ex-Color, opens today at the Colony; perience in the ways of the female. Theater starring the beautiful However, in trying to charm him Gloria Swanson in her first screen; out of his room, Gloria winds up as appearance since Sunset much in love with him as he is 3 For Bedroom is the story of with her. open with a grand march led by Mr.

and Mrs. Pitt Varnes. Music will be by Knowlton orchestra, choice of the visitors for their weekly Tuesday night dances, E. L. (Roy Brewton, president, iand H.

Stuart Johnston, manager of Greater Orlando CofC, will of Orlando and Vicinity Increasing cloud iness and mild through Wednesday. High expected today 81; low tonight 65; tho mook Tor, Werinesrla 80. East and southeast winds today, becoming southeriy tonight and 12. They were convicted March 29, ficially welcome the visitors toj the City Beautiful. Also on hand! fl 1 iinn-J-umwi.

j.i.kv.i'''.' in. mi. I a 1 1 1 mph today. 10 to 15 mph tonight, and 20 1951 giving atomic SCCretS to to 30 mph Wednesday. Russia during World War II.

Jacksonville through Florida Straits Fresh easterly winds, becoming southeast' Iney have appealed frequently, on cl0lldy but the U. S. Supreme Court turned weather. i Extended forecast for period ending 7:30 them down several days ago. They p.m.

Sunday. Nov. 30: 'now are in Sin? Sine Florida Temperatures will average now are ln slng- above normal through Sunday. Slowly ris- to make the visitors feel at home will be members of the Pilot Club of Orlando as official hostesses. MJ ing tempetatures Jim of period but colder again by Sunday.

Rain most Hltly Thursday and Sunday but ahould be less than half an inch THE TIDES Daytona ataacH and Maw Smyrna Today Hign 1:58 a m. and 2:23 p.m. Low 8 09 a m. and 8 41 p.m. Tomorrow High 3:02 a.m.

and 3:24 p.m. Low 9:16 a m. and 9:38 p.m. Canaveral Today High 1:35 a m. and 2:03 p.m.

Low 7 49 a m. and 8 21 m. Tomorrow High 2:42 a m. and 3:04 p.m. Low 8:56 a.m.

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Louis 47 42 Chico 45 42 San Antonio 5 f3 Cincinnati 52 47 Shreveport 70 55 Cleveland 52 43 Washington 51 41 Denver 25 14 Montreal 46 29 Des Moinei 35 32 Winnipeg 27 13 Detroit 47 43 'Apaiachicol fi6 57 Eastport 49 39 Ft. Mvers 79 57 Fresno 59 Jacksonville 71 57 Galveston 73 68 Key West 76 7 Kansas City 43 40 Miami 74 72 Los Anaelej 64 44 Ocala 77 Memphis 60 Pensacola 6 64 Nashville 58 52 ITamoa 76 55 New Orleang 75 65 W. Palm Bch. 76 72 Nationally Advertised Builders Products THE DINNER PARTY This is one. of the comedy highlights from the Gloria Swanson starrer, 3 For Bedroom a Brenco production for Warner Bros, in Natural Color.

Fred Clark, Hans Conried and Steve Brodie are featured in the film opening at the Colony Theater today. 100 W. Amelia Phone 2-2920 r-.