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'8 TMI POST-STANDARD Tuesday, February 24, 1948 Fund Needs to Highlight Red Cross Rally Tonight urn vitally Itt nnnurn Iho Unllm! of continued, efficient difliutlor pt'e nnd Belief, for providing continuing supply of blood am! iU derivatives on a nullonul scale and (or service to the armed forces find veterans wtH bo emphf mixed to fund tflmpniKnerti nt rnlly dinner, opening the Hed fund drive in Syracuse and Oiumdndu tounly, The various aapccth wilt be brought to attention by tho honor guests; chapter chairmen of homo nursing; nursed aides nnd nursing; Wiltim C. Lucey, fled Cross disaster relief who directed rehabilitation durinit the Maine forest ftrea; nnd 4 Lrvi fl. America's leading ftce in world war 2 during the lighting Hi North Afrlen. Luccy wit! be principal the dinner which will RGI under at rn A unique which will curried by tho five Syracuse radio Htatlotw, will bo on air from 8,26 to 6,30 p. MK8SAGK broadcast will feature tho Rett mown He for 104B with bflt'kjtround furnlshctl by tho Btrwnltl Concert Interrat will ernler nrourid LL-Col, Corlliuul hero, who cIowniHl U) rntmy pliincn In the African offciuilvc.

tit the tepcttker'n toble will be Hurlbut 4 Smith, chnptcr nnd presiding otflelal; Iktfernun, thalrmah! Benjamin Fried- matt, fi Vndeboneoeur, ter; the ftev, Magr. David of purochlnl Syrticuso tltocc50 who will offer benedletfen; Henry Wilson, rally dinner tmd the flcv. Harry minister of the first Presbyterian church, who will give the invocation Also Violet A. Wiser, chapter executive secretary; Newton nd ttdwbrd E. McNully, Dr.

Ellaworth Rciimon, executive first of the chapter: ttetert Fenner ehafrmtm nurse re- cruilrnrnt; litturnttii New director watisly Mcrvlccn; Donnltl Moore of nurseu and Mrs, Joseph Zimmerman, homo nursing ctionus TO SING The Llcdcrkranx chorus, of 130 mate voices, under the direction of Mnx Gruh, will supply the musical portion of the program, Hor- rle SouLhwIck itccompunlnU Group sinking will be led by Frank of VVSYR. While workers are laying plans for tonight's dinner, other phases of the 'local June! campaign are going steadily forward, Final report meeting of the ndvnnce gilts division will be this noon in the Onortdaga, The dlvfslon hoping to make an "over the top" report, At Syracuse university, campus Hod Cross will bcytn a canviMs of ail college living centers today to meet a quoin of $750, Some MO at ten clod a voctilion yesterday afternoon in Maxwell auditorium to receive and Instructions for tlon, The campus drive has been divided into seven under (ho uupcrvirtUm of Drive Chairman Miss Ann The leaders arc; Miss Betty CUi- miw, Miss Elizabeth Gamble, Irene women's living Shirley fUtchoy, men 1 living tors; Dorothy Dwycr, Allls Court veterans housing area; Miss Caroline Slocum veterans housing area, and Miss Mnryannt! Little, Collcndale Publicity chairmen for the college appeal arc Miss Sally nnd Miss Beverly While women's division workers will attend the rally dinner meeting, they are completing plans for their own opening rnlly scheduled for Wednesday afternoon March 3, in Hotel The division will conduct a one-day house-to- house solicitation Sunday, March 7. Mrs. Louis J. Ford is women's chnlrmim.

County workers have been active and solicitation is already under way Jn towns, villages and farms thruout Onondaga county, Thomas P. Gaines Dead; Son Is Dog Food Maker P. Gaines, grain business with his brothcr-in- 84 father of! Clarence Gaincs, founder of the intcmaUonnlly known Guinea DOB Food dlucl In Chcnango Memorial hospital here yesterday morning, following a brief illness 6t pneumonia. Gaines served his native village of Sherburne two terms as mayor, was'a school board member at that village JEor 25 yeaVs and was a former trustee of St Malachy's church, Funeral services will be at 9 a. tomorrow in the family residence in Main st.

Sherburne and in St, Malachy's church at 9.30 with the Rev, Edward J. Kissanc, pastor, officiating, Burial will be in St Malachy's Gaines was born Aug; 22, 1864 in Sherburne, son of Christopher and Ann Doyle Gaines, His marriage to Katharine Condon of Poplville took place at Hamilton, Nov. 2, 1899, Mrs, Gaines died last December, Guincs entered business in Sherburne in 1C93, becoming A member I of tho firm of Finks, Holey GftJnes, deulcnt In feeds find grain, In 1886 he sold his interest and went into the lumber and coal business, In 1913 he established a feed and John T. Condon, known as Condon Guinea, In 1014 Guinea acquired the entire business and consolidated It with his own coal and lumber enterprise which he had continued. In 1931 the firm was incorporated and became known as Thomas Gaines Sons, Inc.

In January, Gaines sold the business to the L. Richer Co, and retired. Thruout his lifetime he had taken a great interest in harness horses and owned many prominent winners in the grand circuit. Surviving are one daughter and two sons, Mrs, J. Conley, Clarence F.

Gaines, both of Shcrburnc, and Raymond Gaines of Long Beach, CalU, Ten grandchildren and one sister, Mrs, Edward Cahill of Sherburne. PLAN BED CROSS RALLY--Planning to givo the 1048 Hed Cross ftmd campaign a gala sendott lit tho rally dinner lonlKhl In Hole! Syracuse arc i dlvlalon chulrmcn pictured nbpvtf, From loft to right, Oliver Cmie public employee; Raymond Castle, downtown nren; Cornell foods; Loland D. McCormac, public service; find Robert C. Gasen, industrial division, The dinner will officially launch the fund drivo in Syracuse and Onondaga county, 2ND WEEK HOLLYWOOD BY HEDDA HOPPJER Sears to Address Bar Unit Dinner Chtirtw fl, Swim, retired, nf tiuffnlu, who nerved on ft mill- Ury tribunul In Germany, on appointment of President Truman, wilt be prlnclpnl uptaker He tht ttrinunl dinner of Onon- riaga Cmmty Bap fltuoctetlmt at 8.19 p. hi, Thursday In Hotel Syracuse, The annual event also will honor four They are Judim Donald Gorman of the court of claims: Judge Henry J.

Klrnbtill of Watrrlown of the dl vislnn iludMt Wllllmn K. Utlctt, offictal referee and former of the appellate division, Judge Enrl Dnotow of Utlca the Bupremo churl. who will report on the Nuernberg war crime trltiU, widely known having been an Judge of the court of tip peals presiding Justice of the dlvkimi in Rncheslcr, The usual skits will be presented thr dinner, which belnK ar ranged Paul bv eommlttec headed by Shanahan. U. Attorney Uigbeo Is president of the CtTY CIIE8S CLUB The second round of the Syracuse city chtifflpionshlp tournament pets under way tonight In the Syracuse Chess club in Hotel Syracuse, it was announced by the tournament director.

'My Girl Tisa' Paramount-Bound Described an a "sweetheart of 1 tho Gibson girl era film, "My Girl comes to Shine Pnrn- mouiil thctitor tomorrow sltira the no- tress, Lilll Ptil- mer in tho title rote. She Is newly nrrivcd Immigrant In America, work- intf In a to earn her fti tlicr's ptiutgc Sam from thr? Wnna- frcuh Willie Wyler wants Kay Millaml for 'The which stars Olivia DcHavlllund; but he hasn't thought of casting a Rathbonc I playing the stage. Of the New York plays, Willie thought a Named Desire" a excellent, but believes Jt will i i trouble on the screen. Wylcr went to Philadelphia to catch Hcdda Hopper Roberts, 11 nnd put on an absolute rnvo nboul tho Ho IImry Foiuttt, who In it, Isn't just good--he's unbelievable. While BUI Sherry takes tennis lessons nt the Palm Springs Tennis club, llelte Davln looks on, THe music became so hot nl the club one nltfhl lust week, Errol Plyfin forgot he wns 111, grubbed his Nora end started dancing.

i about HkR Cham getting a divorce? I hope It isn't true, From Bermuda comes gossip that Anthony Eden is divorcing Anthony to marry Muc Krclmllcr Mill Fulmar mute Htiiftcj, miiluM hta Him debut In the picture Mal'k, tin energetic young man TUa He becomes her The Hlory tells nboul the duping of the girl by a crooked ship 1 agent, and the miraculous intervention of the late president Teddy out for her at the 'darkest Alan Male is a political boss, Aktm Tnmlroff is Crumbnch, bent on becoming a citizen and Stella Adier js Mrs, Fuludtt who runs a busy boarding "Tisa" is a simple love story full of rJch characterisa- tions of Penelope," i Guihrlc McCiintfi; will produce, Htm'H Miriam nnd Brian AlienTM, It i open in Bon Ion before moving on la Brand way, Caps It All Shelly Winters, the bad girl who wiw so Hood in "A Double Life," HO mncl tho other dny nho her tcclh, broke a cap, and spent $100 for repairs, Dun ami MacMartln wiJI be unhitched in Las Veflas on the 27th; ditto llllcb Fcr- (ruiion, In Reno, Then Hilda bo- the picture, With Ingrld Bergman's and Charlw Boycr's names selling the it should do right well. Topped Himself Adrian--like George Washington --declared his spiirt of independence in his new Summer fashions. He threw the book away andtm ned out the most appetizing confection of female wearing apparel these old eyes ever gazed upon, I have never seen stars and first ladies of our community so titillated over clothes, He will never be able to top this showing, His black drcasus i lace will mnkc wife unsafe with her own husband, I drooled over a number called "Fire That Went 1 made of geranium-pink Eckel Holds Over Voice of Turtle' "The'Voice oJ! the Turtle," starring Eonald Reagan, Eleanor Parker and Eve Avdcn, is being held over at the Eckel theater for a second week, it wns announced yesterday. Scheduled to replace the movie version of the hit stage play by John Van Dm ten tomorrow had been "Out of the Blue, 1 Showing with the single feature being held over is. a March of Time, "Marriage and TAY10R HERBW MARSHALL MGM' a Harrison has found wtory In which to star Ella Preparation Sonny Tufte is redecorating his playroom as a guest; room for the Winthrop Rockefellers a Kusscll is not happy about Ihc ret showing here of "Tho A fan writes; "We shudder to i what will happen to Prince nf after seeing 'Foxes of 'Forever nnd a a i "Ob, moans she, "arc the producers who mndc Ton Commandments, 1 'Robin 'Min and 'Gone With the nnd thousand other flood 1 Thin letter from moi'ltn nU l.cntlon, I noticed the so-called Big Ten nominees for Oscars, The.Y pictures took up half a page; their names were in large print, They are cntled the grontcsl actors and the yonr, Then, with- ANDREWS OBERON MRRYMORE CARIMCNAO.

KEITHS LI FE Mlg "One of the few pictures that genuinely deserve to he ailed tss B06A A uitiiV 1 i v' comes MuuMurUn, Storm, Fire Serve as Symbols Of Present for Lenten Sermon ftnd terwl smbolfl for fire precarious timts St, Pmil 1 Lenton sermon by the Rev, Morris Arnold of Medford, yesterday. He his from verses In which ft vlvkt port a a of hurrlcunt Tho scared! tho whole of it there is scarcely a heart that is not gripped with fear. They nrc like nnlmnls running fore A forest fire. They don't know the But it's my work, Their ptmlc Is my Gorilon Mac line Is happy over tho birth of his new son, Gordon replaces Tony Martin on the air, and has throe pictures cominfi up at Warners, Lest VVD forget, The topic pjissod cnally nnd luititmlly into Jesus cttlmlng the storm on Ctilllcc. "Christ meets the "They mount up to the hettven.Uliuallon, not by making your path they go down again to the but by making your feet ihcir soul it melted because of sturdy," mild Mr.

Arnold, trouble, they reel to and fro imd Mr. Arnold will pi'ouch Jn like drunken mnn and St, Paul'it rl noon Inclay, Ml their wll's end," But, "mftn'g extremity Is God's hpporttmHy." Beyond "wit 1 end" the flora found Ctod: "Wo miiketh the jtorm ft calm: then they glad because they be quiet; no He bringeth them unto their desired haven," for contemporary Illustration Mr, Arnold told 6 8lsry from Life magazine of the devil in a scraper looking over New York city and saying to an astonished my ftrchlUKiture! in the world like it; yet in Chuck Wallers, who directed "Easter 1 and Bob Alton, who directed the dances for the same picture, The appearance of anna Durbln with Luwrcnce linger) Ticrncy at night clubs uround town is the saddest sight of the week, Recommended "All My may have contained Red propagnndn on the singe; bul It-has certainly been purged in the movie, In the film, the defect Is in Ihc man not the It points up what so many of our boys In the services; the moral responsibility of man 4o man. The cctintf ts excellent, but the real star ''X out pictures, nnd in -small i were Tinned the so-called supporting players among them Elhrl Barrymorc nnd Edmund Gwcnn, J'Vom Ihc standpoint oJ! noting, they arc royalty In their profession; others pctiaants by compnrlson, It's sad; it's stupid to see In print: 'Susan Hay ward, best actress; Ethel Biirrymorc, best supporting One more beef, why don't studies put their groat stars in the category to which they belong--namely, juveniles and ingenues, Then write some yarns around great characters as was done for Duse, Bcrnhantt, Stddons, Flskc, Mansfield, Jefferson, Arliss, etc. Then perhaps we would get great pictures; and the present Hollywood dilemma would be dissi- ptcd," To which I sny, IfliiKB 2ND A A 'UNOA GOOD SCOOP! News Reel Walker Triplets MH HH nt4 KH HH Hii UH Ml" MM KM UH KH KH MH tfH DGMOGKATS TO ELECT Election of officers i tnkc place at the annual meeting of the Onon- County Women's Democratic club in the Onondaga at 8 tonight. Mrs, Ada E.

Maroney, president of the organization, will preside, Mis. Charles Doherty is chairman of of Ihc picture is Director Irving nom ta a committee. Rels, He captured what so many! ------------of our directors fall to do-- the rcnl (not reel) feeling of a small and Ihe people who live in it The Arch of Triumph' 1 opening in Palm Springs nnd Miami, went over with a bung; so Enterprise on nlr. The ntudlo even haw much money wont lino IXK SPOTS LINCOLN AUDITORIUM M. Miss Korpiak TB Speaker at Ahepa Chapter Session ehpler of Ahepa, Creek society, held en open on community co-operation in getting rid of tuberculosis at St.

Sophte's Ot-eek Hellenic Or. ehiifeh Ifist night, with Mary Ksfpittk, eommunitx health educator of Otiondaga Health Christmas sel agency, u-as speaker. Peier Copanas presided. Members of the Daughters of Penelope, of which Mrs. Stephen Copanas is president, and members of the Maids of Athens, of which Miss Catherine Stanaria Is president, were guests, A helth movie film, "This Is was shown, emphasizing that tuberculosis catching, and that chest offer the best means of detecting it early when Is most easily cured, Member? the three organisa- tion? were Invited to have their ehests X-rayed at the free public X-fay service which the city health department and the health association are providing at the W.

T. Grant department store fromlOa. m. to 6 p. m.

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Plus the MARGARET FABER GIRLS A Line of Beautiful Girls 3--SHOWS NIGHTLY--3 8:00 10:30 1:00 NO ADMISSION CHARGE 90c Minihium Weekdays $1,35 Minimum Saturday Nei Cover for 8 o'Cbck Dinner Show Special Full Course Dinner 9K5A i LAST TIMES TODAY-- Bnx i Open II Slunv Stnrln fi.l 5 I1. MGM's Terrific Picture! "GREEN DOLPHIN STRKET" with Ttirnfr, Van llcfliii and itt Ace in A OK DON COTTDTE" M'iih Richard a i Trances a i On at In 1 Show at Our A CLUB" KEYS TO BALDFATE" a (CIVIC i 3 SAUNA ST, 2-B003 TONIGHT-Special Deluxe Entcrtnlnmcnt-- 21 i Suriirlseji 24 ON OUR STAGE 5 Lavcni, M. Hi Mfi P. On Our Scroll lit P. "NORA PHKNTIHS" with Ann Sheridun nint Kent Smith Admission TneMlay (Tax Included) DOOR PRICES Attend the CIVIC Every Tuea, A Frl.

For a Grnnd Kveninjf of Entertainment EAST i 4P 3 3 3 CAST SYRACUSE Fhone 3-3MU --LAST TIMES TODAY-Roberi Paljrc, Donaldson tit "RED STAtllON" (In Color) --Co-feature-Glenn Davis and Doc BlancharcT in "THE SPIRIT OF WEST POINT' 1 "Magnificent Also Give ELM WOOD SOUTH AVB --TODAY AND Robert Young, Susan Hay ward In "THEY WON'T BELIEVE ME" Jean Porter, John Shelton in MISS BROADWAY" Pete Nelffhbor A I JTHAVE --LAST TIMES TODAY-Alan Ladd, Dorothy Lam our, Robert Preston and Lloyd Nolan In "WILD HARVEST" Cartoon Bob Wills Orchestra, --CominK Wednesday and Thursday-- I I GLOBE "DESIRE ME Streel LAST TIMES TODAY-- PASSAGE 1 1 i Humphrey --Ptus-- "BELLS OF ST. ANGELO" In Technicolor with Kiy Evanx "Sport of Phis In the Night" 14 A DDV Urtl ID nArrT HOUR NORTH SALINA ST, --LAST TIMES HARVEST" with Alnn Ladd and Dorothy Lamour --Phis-- I "MY PAL TRIGGER" I ftturrfnr Rorers i Extract Cartoons I ir Thru THK JOU50N STORY' 1 HOLLYWOOD '--TODAY THRU UyHI pd Jo in "REPEAT PERFORMANCE" ril --Co-Feature-M IfSfti 1 Henry FomU tn "DRUMS ALONG TUB MOHAWK 1 1 jt KAimVOODJ s(jmrti; PALACE --LAST TIMES TODAY-Wall Full Length "PUN AND FANCY 7RKK 1 (In Technicolor) i Udjrur ilniuh CharHc MoCartby. Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, plulo OCIier Disney Characters Palace Feature- Arthur Lake, Penny Sintleton In "BLONDIK IN THE with nujrh Herbert Free Firklnf Starts Tomorrow: John Wayne In Victor McUgleit in 11 REGENT GENESEEST, AND iKVI Continuous' Dally from P. --TODAY AND WEDNESDAY Another Great Recent Twin-IIU Program I James Stewart and Jane Wyman in "MAGIC TOWN" i Oh Today at nd ExcEtlnf Hit i Claude Rainn, Joan Caulflelt Audrey Totter and Constance Bennett i I "TIID On Today at I RIVIERA S1SO SOUTH SAL1NA ST, --TODAY AND BY REQUEST John Wayne In 'W OLD CALIFORNIA" --Plus-A Jeriena and Maro Plait in "WHEN A GIBL'S BEAUTIFUL" Free Farkinr I W. FA YETTE ST, Phone 3-0202 --LAST TIMES TODAY-- By Popular Request In Glorious Technicolor "SONG OF THE SOUTH" Ruth WaVrick, Bobby Driseoll and.Jamea Baakett is Unele Remui" --And-- First Syracuse Showing ''FLASHING GUNS" with Johnny Maclc Brown Raymond Hatton Added: Cartoons 10 EVENTS WEDNESDAY NITE 8:15 I TURN HALL 623 SALINA ST.

--TODAY THRt AND FANCY FREE" (in Technicolor) The Latest Walt Disney Feature WEB OF I with AdeTe Mara, Bill Kennedy I Doors Open ItMfi A. M. 40e 'til 1 P.M. 5MNCIft TRACY UNA TURNER ZACHAHY SCOTT LEWIS' ASTOft ALBERT DEKKEfl Syrachapella Choir To Banquet Tonight Tho eighth annual banquet of tht Syracappella choir of First Baptist church will be held in the church banquet hall at 7 p. nu today.

choir is the combined Chapel and cnppclln choirs. Both choirs are under the leadership of John T. Clough director of music. Members of the banquet committee are Ann Stark, Eleanor Sanderson, Beatrice Salisbury and Arlcne Bird. The Chapel choir officers are Miss Bird, president; Grace Howes, treasurer, and Carol Hixson, secretary.

A cappclla choir leaders are Marshall Bishop, president; Gordon Bradbury, vice president; Alice Sharpe, secretary, and Esther Ford, treasurer. I Paramount SCH Eckel tf i WKEflF. WARNER Starring HONALO CLCANOH cvc MARCH Of TIME NO. 7 MARRIAGE AND I TOMORROW embrace wonderful AKIM TAMIROFF'AWN HALE -HUGO HAAS SMASH.