The Austin American from Austin, Texas • 2

For Delivery Service Telephone 439T THE AUSTIN AMERICAN, AUSTIN, TEXAS, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 1940 England Meets Nazi Submarine Warfare Threat With Air Attack per cent larger than in the cor ponding week last year. The A vious week they had been just CreagerSaysF.D. Due Nomination with a yar ago. In the Dallas trict sales were up 1 per cent Texan Finally Wins Over His Pesky Car WASHINGTON, Feb.

23. (aP) The federal reserve board estimated Friday that department store sales in the week ended Feb. 17 were 2 Helgoland Bight Attacked; Hops Made to Austria For the four weeks ended li tion a chance to defeat Roosevelt and the new deal at the same time." Creager, here for the state republican executive committee meeting Saturday, predicted the committee would choose Dallas for the state convention May 28, He added an uninstructed delegation would be sent to the national convention in Philadelphia June 24. U. S.

Sen. Styles Bridges, a candidate for presidential nomination, will address the party leaders here Saturday, 17, sales averaged 4 per cent the similar period of 1939. Little Hope Seen For Garner RED HOT SPECIALS SAT SUN. MON. CARROTS Keg.

Siae 4 Bun. Hunt for U-Boats In Area About Isles Is Intensified Polanco Gets $10,600 As Result of Wreck After only about 30 minutes of study on more than 100 special issues submitted by Judge Ralph W. Yarborough, a 53rd district court jury Friday returned a verdict apparently awarding $10,600 in damages to Mike Polanco, 42-year-old Travis county Mexican resident, and his two minor children, Mike Polanco, 12, and Louis Polanco, 7, in their suit against J. M. Saladiner of Brazos county.

Polanco brought suit in his own behalf and for his two minor sons following the fatal injury and death of his wife, Encarnacion Polanco, last Aug. 29. The 31-year-old woman was fatally injured Aug, 27, when, a truck in which she was riding and one owned by Saladiner collided on the Austin Georgetown highway about seven miles north of Austin. Polanco sought $10,600 in damages. The jury awarded him $3,600, and gave one child $4,000 and the other, $3,000.

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23. R. B. Creager of Brownsville, republican national committeeman for Texas, said here Friday night Pres. Roosevelt would control the democratic convention and "he will never accept a man as sane and level-headed" as Vice Pres.

John N. Garner. In an interview, Creager said "I don't feel that Garner can be nominated, although he is making long strides. Roosevelt's nomination will be a good thing because it will rub throat, chest, back with clinic-tested COLD? YAMS, Yellow, 2 Lbs FOOT LONG HOT DOGS Size 14 ONLY 10c FRUIT MARKET SULLIVAN SECOND STOP LIGHT 404 SOUTH CONGRESS Read the Want Ads clarify the issues and give the na I By the United Press LONDON, Feb. 23.

Britain has met the challenge of unrestricted German submarine warfare with renewed sir attacks on Helgoland bight, another reconnaisance flight over Austria and Bohemia and intensification of the search for U-boats around the British Isles, it was disclosed Friday. The presence of two U-boats off the coast was reported Friday and Thursday, one of which attacked the British Steamer Capt St. Andrew, 5.094 tons, off Aberdeenshire. Warships and coastal command planes sped to the locality. Another was sighted Thursday off the Eire coast by the Finnish Steamer Bri -ta.

2-621 tons. Coastal command planes attacked two submarines near British shores last Wednesday. Part of Underwater Fleet The U-boats were believed to comprise an underwater fleet participating in the campaign of unrestricted submarine warfare, announced by Germany last Saturday. Result of the Wednesday attacks on submarines was not known as "sea conditions made observation difficult" but British sources be MODEL LEGS TOO MUCH FOR BOSTON-Committee running fashion show at Polish relief ball in Boston refused to allow professional models to wear their own beach costumes because they reveal too much leg. Ruth Allen (above), leader of pro models, Mho are ending with debutante amateurs, threatened to have her girls picket the ball in bathing suits unless committee bought them gowns so they could rie with debs.

lieved the U-boats were damaged if The Show World not destroyed. Last week the admiralty announced that five sub marines had been sunk. By RUTH LEWIS fl? Iilli fl II (I jfU QUALITY POODS mU dA Pi GUTTER Wfyk -flUuLsIj McILHANEY'S 1 FRESH CHURNED '''Sr Citrus fruits provide necessary -vitamins in a natural, taste- thrilling way. Eat an orange or grapefruit for breakfast. Drink lemonade before retiring.

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14c WHEATIES following east: Pat O'Day Alice Faye Charles Brownne Fred MacMurray Robert Richard Greene Harriet Brenda Joyce Commodore Devine Robert Livingston. -Henry Stephenson Tavern Keeper Fritz Feld Regan Ward Bond Noah Ben Carter Bomb Naii Warships Royal air foree planes bombed German warships in Helgoland bight in a raid Tuesday night and early Wednesday, the air ministry announced Friday. Enemy fighters attacked the British raiders and it was believed here that "one of the enemy was forced down." The Brit-is'i planes had no casualties in action. The air minister said, but as a result of bad weather on the return flight one plane did not reach its base Nazis Attack 2 Ships The flight over Austria and Bohemia Thursday night of British reconnaisance planes was the second of its kind. Jan.

12 British planes flew over Vienna and Prague and dropped leaflets, returning safely after a nine-hour flight. It was revealed that German planes Thursday attacked two Norwegian ships off the British east coast, sinking one and setting fire to the other. The latter was the Akabahra, 1,524 tons, of Oslo. The name of the sunken steamer was not learned. British naval vessels were searching for survivors, The fire on the Akabahra was extinguished and the ship proceeded on her course.

Like Rulers of the Sea, Darryl F. Zanuck's production of "Little Old New York" deals with the trials and tribulations encountered in the building of steamboats back in the days when such contraptions were considered the work of the devil. Richard Green plays the role of the visionary inventor of steamships, Robert Fulton, whom most people at that time considered to have bats in his belfry for even considering the possibility of a boat without sails. Alice Faye, we're thankful to see, is actually showing signs of learning how to emote before the cameras without depending on singing to put her across. She sings only one snatch of a song the entire film.

She plays the part of a bois terous bar maid with social ambi tions who aids Fulton raising money to finance the building of his boat. Fred MacMurray is a brawny ship builder who joins Fulton in the AICEEY project after a falling out with his bullying boss. The ex-boss tries hard to make things difficult for the two in their I Wilsons Certified-Half or Whole Ir'Jt AT LAJT! CHERRY Qg PIES Each lW Take Your Choice PARAMOT7NT Old New York" with Alice Faye, Fred Mat Murray and i Richard Greene. Plays thronsrh Monday. Midnight matinee, "I Take This Worn- an" with Spencer Tracy and Hedy La- i marr.

STATE "His Girl Friday" with Cary Grant and KusseL Plays through Monday. QUEEN "South nf the Border" with Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette. Starts Saturday. CAPITOL "The Amaiing Mr. Williams" with Melvyn Douglas and Joan Blondell.

Last times Saturday. VABSITY "The Secret of Dr. Kildare" with Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore. Last times Saturday. TEXAS "Well Fargo" with Randolph Scott and Joel McCrea.

Last timet Sat-urday, AUSTIN "Disputed Passage" with Dorothy Lamour and Akim Tamiroff, Last timea Saturday. RITZ "The Gallant Fool" with Boh Steele; also, "Mandrake the Magician." Last times Saturday. CACTUS "Roving Turobleweeds" with Irene Autry and Smiley Burnette also, first chapter of "The Oregon Trail" with Johnny Mack Brown and Bill Cody, Jr. Last times Saturday. 'His GirlFriday' Columbia Picture, based on a play by Ben Hecht and Charles MaeArthur, screen play by Charles Lederer, directed by Howard Hawks, photographed by Joseph Walker, edited by Gene Havlick, art direction by Lionel Banks, with the following cast: Walter Burns Cary Grant Hildy Johnson.

Russell Bruce Baldwin Ralph Bellamy Sheriff HartwelL Gene Lockhart Mollie Malloy Mack Murphy Hall Beminger Ernest Trues EndicoM. Cliff Edwards Mayor Kolb McCue Karns Wilson Frank Jenks Sanders Toomey Louie Abner Bieberman Earl Williams. John Qualen Mrs. Baldwin. Alma Kruger Joe Pettibone Billy Gilbert Hildy Johnson is a girl, but "The Front Page," under the alias "His Girl Friday" over at the State this week-end, is still the brawling, hard-boiled Hecht-MacArthur play of newspapers.

Rosalind Russell, pert brunet and comedian of the M-G-M lot, plays the part of the reporter Hildy (Hil-degarde) which, was first portrayed on the screen by Pat O'Brien. The substitution of a woman in the role makes just as roistering, good show of the Hecht-MacArthur opus as the original; certainly enhances its ar.s-.irVy: It still talks and sounds like the old "Front Page." Miss Russell's lively interpretation is good and the repartee between her and Cary Grant fun. The same county courts press room furnishes the setting for this new version of the Hecht-MacAr Stanolind Pipeline Valued at 47 Million WASHINGTON, Feb. The interstate commerce commission Friday valued for rate-making purposes the property of the Stan II I I I 1 i i efforts to raise money and in the building of the boat 1 feiLTa HAMS'-: HAMS RUM APPLE CAKES Ea. I WrtmWTt rm L.

-w- mm m-m mm jrj. 19c 15c Recurrent disasters threaten throughout the length of the film to halt the great work, but the heroes manage to pull through in the pinches to launch the Clermont KC- olind Pipeline company owned and used for common carrier purposes at $47,150,000. The valuation is as Old Fashioned SPREUSEL COFFEE fg, CAKE Ea. J-JV PORK CHOPS SUNGO.ID of Dec. 31, 1934.

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2 PACKAGES 25c created with such bit characters introduced in the film as John II LJ Jacob Astor and Nicholas Roosevelt a predecessor of the present presi SEVEN ROAST lb. 17c SAUSAGE 19c dent. UNCLE BEN'S The best crack of the whole show was tne one made in the scene where Roosevelt, Astor et al are PEEFECTO PURE COTTON SEED OIL SHORTENING Giant Pkg. 54c 19c RUMP AST- lb. 25c BACON.

Horn King lb. 19c STEAKS discussing politics and one of the bystanders accuses Roosevelt of being too conservative. All in all, the film fare is above the run of the mill type. If you like lusty characters, brawling, and spitfire bar maids filmed against a fairly authentic background of history then this is right up your alley H. R.

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2 17 1 TINS. .1 2C Countrykist DEL DIXI SOUR or DILL Pickles QUART 121c Vacuum Tins 25c 2TlLnb- d8c IpWT thur opus, with the same hard-bitten gentlemen of the press playing the same game of penny ante. Editor Walter Burns is the same soulless city editor, only this time he wants to keep Hildy Johnson, his best reporter, for the paper and for himself. Action is built around the graft in the county politics, with a poor, half-crazed, bewildered fellow by the name of Earl Williams as the sacrifice the administration is putting up on the ballot boxes. While Hildy's insurance selling fiance waits outside in a taxi, Hildy is drawn back into the frenzy of news chasing when Williams escapes and comes into the press room.

"His Girl Friday is boisterous and swift-paced. Cary Grant plays the part of Editor Burns, not as Adolphe Menjou did it so efficiently cast as the insurance salesman who would take Hildy away to a rose-entwined cottage in Albany. (Incidentally, Bellamy's presence accounts for one of the best cracks in the show. When asked to identify the insurance man, Grant replies: "Oh, he looks like that guy in the movies Ralph Little Old New York' A Twentieth Century-Fox production by Parryl F. Zenui-k and directed by Henry King from screen play by Harry Tugend based on a story by John Balderson from a play by Rida Johnson Young with the SOOTHE LEG CHAFING Comfort chafing and minor skin irritations.

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