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Atlanta Journal the Atlanta constitution, Sept. 3, 1951 17 jfipM w-v A WHWW.Wi i i mi Tucker's Pigeon OljJD Rain Stops National Net Semis RUSSELL ELEVEN PRIMED Triiitt Hasn't Seen His Best Halfback By CHARLIE ROBERTS Alex veteran, football mentor, who turned his back on Columbus to take over the head coaching reins at Russell High this year, will open his season against Hape- MONDAY AND TUESDAY "THE AVENGERS" swrth JOHN CARROL AND ADELE MARA Race Winner Ben Tucker's pigeon covered the 103 miles from Seneca, S. to Atlanta at an average speed of 1,297.10 yards per minute to take first place in the Gate City Racine Piceon.Club race Sunday. ff SPENCER TRACY a MG Mf.T FEQFLE I ACAUST O'HARA 1 III CO-WasasKs II PAT DIANA JOHN O'BRIEN -lyNN-HODIAK I WEDNESDAY Joal McCREA 7 Jf FOREST HILLS, N. Sept.

2. Following in order were the (iP) Rain caused postponement of oieeons of Julian Fraiser, 1, 281.65; Pete Demos, Juli ,) 1 ville Friday night without, perhaps, the two best football an Fraiser, Tommy fea-cock, Cecil Bradley, and Bob Williams, 1.274.0 players in the East Point school. He has never seen one of them play a second of footbalL He knows the ability of puntinr chores. Gibbs Mobley, MONDAY THROUGH WED. "BELVEDERE RINGS THE BELL" vith CLIFTON WEBB The next race will be held Sept.

9, between Spartan the semifinal round in the nation-' al tennis championships Sunday, hurting the gate receipts but en-chancing the chances of the United States retaining the i The soft, steady rain was a lucky break, however, for Dick Savitt, No. one seeded star trying to score a sweep of Australian, Wimbledon and the U. S. this vpar. Th hi man Moran, the lad he expects to be burg, S.

nd Atlanta. his triple threater before the season is over, only by hearsay. Young Billy, currently hailed as the best high school ihf ielder a 1 center-turned-halfback, will toe extra points and Stamm, a "transient" between Russell and Brown High for three years, will kick off. Jack Quinn is a scat-back of whom much offensive know-bow is anticipated. Ditto for David Byrd.

I ALTO now HAPPY CO LOVELY i IN TECHNICOLOR) from Orange, N. -was limping iever to perform in Atlanta, includ jt. --r on nis uuured rieht lesr as he pft "iK use Appuni! ana xvlariy uia- the West Side Tennis Club at the same stage of their ca-day night after his thrilling -reers, currently is busily engaged Joe Bell one of the few who quarterfinal victory over Budge trying to help powerful Dixi- steel win the Atlanta Amateur Patty of Los Angeles. 1 GDYUtUIiE THAT STORMS saw heavy varsity duty a year! ago, is a 185-pounder of whom much is expected as a line backer.j Heft and agile savagery will be, forthcoming at tackle where Jim1 Dial (205) and Reggie Clay (200)1 THESEUS OF THE WORLD! Frank Sedgman of Australia, Is favored to overcome the defending champion. Art Larsen of San Leandro, in the other semifinal, and Savitt, game leg and all.

was regarded as a better foe for the Aussie ace than Seixas. The women's semifinals Monday bar the door. Starting guards are a couple of middle-sized oper atives named Richard Bell and Charlie McDuffy. SMITH TONE wm Added 1 1 News Colortoon I Eddie r- i I i lit 4 4b foe 1 ii ff 18B1 BrsSEIX ROSTER TNDS Don Veal (165). fed Stamm 18S.

'nrmn Vangba (160). Dal Onlna will see top-seeded Doris Hart of Miami. atrainst lR.voar.nlH We Brooka tl40. Clurica Xj Maureen Connollv of San Dipffo and Shirley Fry of Akron, Ohio, TACKLES Jim Dial 20B), Rertla Clay 200). Pedro Harrison 280).

Larry Dewberry 4155. BHl Henalea (156), Frank Llvlnmton tl50. CARDS Richard Bell C170, Charlie MeDuffv U55. Jark Prirkett 41S0. La-wnmr Kmith MAO).

Charit VanchB 4150). Reicde Clay Jim PiU meeung ivirs. jean waiKer-smith, ace of England's Wightman Cup team. Miss Hart whiDDed Nancv Chaf Baseball Federation tournament CENTERS Joa- Bell (185). Chartea Dn- and has not yet reported for foot airKS r.lbha Mobley 4152.

Jaek ball practice. He also missed fee of Ventura, Saturday, 6-4, and the British girl downed Mrs. Magda Rurac of Los Angeles, 6-2, 6-3. The other girls Qulna, roraptala 145). Earl Gillem (110).

Jack Leverett (145. Darlrf Byrd 4160). spring drills because of baseball. (ieonce Walker (140). name 4170).

Reuie Lea (160). Charlie Mania 4140). Jeff Prnett (150), BMW Mora, eo- aiso quaiuiea rriday for the semi final. raptaia 4170). Larry raaa (no).

Donahoo Cops SOUTHERN Asiociited Prct Wirephoto MITTING MUELLER, THE HOMER BOY NEW YORK, Sept. 2 New York Giant outfielder, Don Mueller is welcomed by teammates at plate in sixth inning of Dodger game after hammering out first of two homers. Mitting Mueller is Eddie Stanky, others are Jim Hearn (wearing jacket) and Monte Irvin (20). Ralph (Red) Henry. 180-pound flankman who is regarded by Truitt as the best potential end he ever coached through the recently decided to give up the game.

The carrot-top, who came to Russell in the spring and became a sensation as a first baseman, -proved also to be a hard-hitting blocker and tackier in spring grid drills. Now he's out of the picture. Capital City Shoot Phil Donahoo broke 96x100 Sunday at the Capital City Gun trf Their TWO fiSOV Fun Shows ijO "BUCK AND ALSO rSiS" "IN THE X. HAVY" J.arw" CAR- 1 1 vwvi -r il NASH. Damato.Zb LDdf.if.3k Ray.rf Barna.if Fannini.e L5 Porio.a ab.b.pn.a 1CHATTA.

3 1 3 ll.Miranrta.M 4 1 1 4 2 A 4 OiTavtor.lk 1 0 a Grate. If 4 13 fl Buesehea.if 4 0 3 3 2 A 8 1FlHtas.e 3 0 1 1 i.Mathleaoa 0 0 1 0 Keller.e ab.b.pn.a. .2 1 4 4 12 0 2 0 11 4 2120 3 0 0 0 4 3 12 3 14 1 0 0 0 0 110 0 3 0 0 2 Club shoot to gain the third leg on the Lander Motors trophy. 1 DOWNS SULZER, 4-2 The Vagabond Truitt, coach at CJ JP WALSH launi" aenaansgsg ha Ooit Bae BohatU a4il Columbus High 1942-44, Vandy ICtlAia.a -H 1945, Savannah High 1946, Baker 30 21 13 Total 29 24 101 Totala Run for Fletaa 1b Runnerup with 95x100 was Bobby Autrey. Shooting will be held Monday at 3 p.

m. with the public welcome, it was announced. Other acorea: Dr. Linton Smith Bill 00: Bob Bealty O7H00: Henry Alford Jr. S.ltlOO: Bob Aatrer Sr.

85.100: Jim Crmaaer 84x100; Mra. Bob Aatrer 79x100. 1947-49, is unperturbed. The like able mentor, whose Columbus High team snapped a 33-game ATTEND Sage Faces Clay In Capital Finals winning skein of Atlanta Boys High with a 7-0 upset victory ahTilla 000 110 1)002 Chattanooga 000 010 O'lx 3 lttwlr. Spencer.

Miranda. Buesrhea, Colaauuki. EE Clary. Faaalnc. RBI Barna, Pamato, MauMia.

Keller 2. 2B LwIwIk, Fleitaa. 3D Manldin. Keller. SB Orate.

Fanninr. DP Iry to Dearer to Harahmaa, Miranda ta ColvlasM to Tailor. Harshmaa to annine LOB Nashville B. Chattanoora 9 BB Off Mma 4, Irr 4. Porto I.

SO By ISIma 3. Lary 8. Porto 2. Oft I.ary 7 in 6 Inninn (none out la Jth, Porto 2 la 2. PB Fleitaa.

Winner 1942, figures he has a good first 'the RHODES' NOW 2:50, 5:00. 7:10, M. "SHOW BOAT Tachnieolor Ktthryn Grayaon Howard Kaal Brorfcwell. MeCatcaeoa. 1 :08.

By ED MILES Dan Saee Jr. Sundav was un to his old tricks. Once known as the putting terror of the local links, Dan sprayed nash. a.n.po!a. fU.u 1 :Mlranda.aa 3 A I FOREST PARK' "VALENTINO" ANTHONY DEXTER biiuis wiiii an ucuuenty, vci siiuwcu cmjugii i tt Mauidin.cf 3 2 2 0 3 1 3 10 OTIarv 'th team but few reserves and believes he may win a few for the school that didn't win a game in 19S0 but tied three in a row and gave some of the state's most powerful elevens double trouble before succumbing.

He will exhibit one of the very few single wing back balanced line attacks in the section. Moran probably will do much of the passing, punting and running when he quits the diamond wars, but Truitt believes Earl Gillem and Jack Leverett will 'prove recovery to defeat ex-City Champion Bob Sulzer, 4-2, in the Barna.it 3 2 1 Oi Taylor, la 1 IV Grate. If 3 0 4 2 3 0 10 1 it. m. i 4 17 liBnearhea.rf 2 4 Rowe.lf 4 2 1 Spencer.ai 3 10 1 Keller.e Bradv.r 4 2 6 0 3 11 Mathiesoa.a 2 1 1 2 0 3 1 10 0 0 10 0 1 Bemiiinais me annual vapiiax viiy country aiuo cnam-pionship.

Sage Monday faced Gordon w- H- tark Clay in the 36-hole title matchi "consolation rri T.er beginning at 9:30 a. m. Clay from Ir. Minalrn. P.

Osborao default from STEWART GRANGER in "BLANCHE FURY" Color by 32 112171 Totals Total Nashville 23 2 21 ff 440 0 000 0 0 000 000 Barna, Harshmaa semifinals victory was won at Cbattanoota Ray. nencer 2. 2, Rowe, 'f Technicolor 5 a I ii.u am uonev near mil Mnier 4t. Alf Kmmtk kM 1 expense of Charlie Ewing Jr, Brady. Taylor themselves able passers.

P'TREE AT 13TH ana again was ine accuracy on con-solation biht mirt detaait from the winner which proved the dif- K- wiuoa. ferenre. Yniin? F.winff was wild I THIRD H. Hardwlek heal Ir. RBI Rowe 2.

Brady 3, Worthlnrloa, Barna. Hanhman. 2B Brady. 3B Rowe. Hit Barna.

Hanhaw. Brady. DP Taylor lo Miranda. I 6. hattanon.a 2.

BB Ciroth 2. Mathleaoa 1. SO Groth 2. Ends Don Veal and Ted Stamm and Gillem will handle i i i Harry Knfera, A-3: O. eff the toe and after being only johnay Adamaon.

i-nn. Mathieann 1. Worthlntton ff. Hit Off nno rifiM-n at nmp wrnr. intf) a1 I nvnt tTinv l.tunrf uw i nn i nrmif i-hi.

l-oer r.rolh Imp. McCatrbeoa, Brockwell. 1:25. fustained lapse which was caused "r' nirkey defaait from in no great part by Clay's ma- rniRTH k. Taylor deraait from r.

Chine-like pars, interspersed by a'H. Hardwlek L. Bnlterworth beat Jaek birdie on thp 12th Warner 4-3. rirme on ine in. roXsoljATIOw.

Wesh, Man Clav was VICIOUS against both: from J. hllea: H. Holdea default fni Siinrlnv In thf mnrnirif? bom Mi Taulmaa. L. ROCK 4ttey.2b 4irire.ef Simnvin.lf Atkins, lb ab.h.po.a.1Mf;MPHlH ah.h.po.a.

4 11 3 2 4 8 4 2 Mc4.hee.rf 3 .1 0 5 2 4 I nrltht.lb 5 1 ft A 1 Oi hlte.if 4 1 A 0 2 BUI Frarier.rf 3 1 3 3 3 Kor.ar.3b 3 0 13 LABOR DAY 9 P. M. Helm default from quarterfinals he trounced Dr. h. a.

John Ridlev. 8-6. Saee's mornine Alien, 34nt hole. in i leoieigki.e 4 2 2 Jim mer.na 3 3 2 4 13 0 lhwn.e 3 20 4 10 10 0 1 laGlxdnn 0 A jBiacaa.a 0 0 The newest; jf) fj Cij In I most modern If fjlvlli At, ''nfihe ilir Atlanta area. Bf ll 1 1 -Tl Intersection Scott Blvd.

nil gVU and Lawrenceville Hwy. It "4 33S0 BAH0 Bf-36lf "DESTINATION MOON" TECHNICOLOR Plus Carteoa Carnival and victory was won, 3-2, over BiUoLATioN a. o. Mitrhen beat Bob Schroeder. Ewing reached the! eMXTH rMy Dr.

P. semifinals by Upsetting defending McDonald, t-ap; Dr. H. r. lVall beat Park champion Morton Bright, l'u- CONSOLATION M.

J. Hoover, beat and Sulzer gained a morning Stmtf 4.3. W- C- cmer beat joha tory on the 19th hole by a gallant baraer. 4-3. rirwnrk? Ol'plsv.

8:45 P. at. fl Tt LVerCMAMLtf It-2010 Total 35 10 27 1 Totala 28 5 27 8 a Walked for Littlefield In 8th. Little Rock lOO 200 0003 Memphis ltd OOO 4)00 2 (Mey. Hamnhrer.

CiesleKM. tpricht. White. Knohofrk. Frarier.

RBI Koahorek 2. Unite. Fraiier. Koahorek, I p-iiht. HR White.

SH Koahorek, Jim Baamer. DP K.whoreK Otey to Atkins 2. Atkins anaRistrd. Samroff to Baumer to I nrisht. LOR Little Rock 10.

Menipht 11. BR Off Williamson fl. Uttlefleld 3 SO Williamaoa 3, UttlefleM Off Little-field 9 In 8 Inning. HBP By IJttlefirM Tallv aeainst Jim Clav. Sulzeri seventh M.

McDonald beat C. b. 'Prehistoric Women" Color G. Richardson heat S. i Wilson.

1-up; CONSOLATION C. L. R. was mree-auwn 111 uic iciuci Fiemini. 4-2 Plug Cartoon Carnival and Fireworks Display 1:15 P.

M. fcV -c -it ttMM nf tho hattlP and was, N'chol beat Nlchol beat A. M. Howard, 2-1; R. Bullard beat L.

Quinlao. default. EIGHTH J. C. Brown beat J.

M. Weaver. 2-1: Bill Bondurant beat J. Baiter. 5-3.

C4NSOLATi4N R. D. Iaon, Jr. beat Joe Harreil. 2-up; Jap Oabome beat J.

Strib-lintt, 1-up. uu). yyilliamaoo Kozar). Mn- aer Williamson 411-51. Loser- Littlefield Mitchell.

(12-10). Imps Drimore, foole, "RIO GRANDE" John Wayne Mturttn O'Hara NINTH Horace Beck. Jr. beat H. D.t Morgan, Jr.

2-up; Hixon Kinsella beat Ralph Plaster. 5-4. CONSOLATION" Hoicombe never up until the deciding extra hole. CHAMPIONSHIP Qt ARTF.RriNALS Charlea beat Morton Rrilht. 1-p: (rordon 4 lay beat Dr.

Joha Ridley, 8-8: Bob salrer beat Jim 4 lay. 19th; JJaa Sage, beat Bill Mrhmdor, 3-2. CHAMPIONSHIP SEMIFINALS Clay beat Kwinx. 5-4; Sa( beat Sulxer 4-2. CONSOLATION QlARTERFrNALS Bnddv Tauiman brat Joha Madriox.

3-2; A. Ntmhion beat Rwwell Gill. 1-ap: A. W. Smith beat Iter Hardwire, -5; Char- Green beat Phil Graves, b-5; Scruggs, Jr.

beat Horace Powell, 6-5. TENTH J. C. Moore beat Arthur Burden 2-1: J. Stradling beat Furman Smith.

ri-5. C4XS4LAT14)N R. (Treiuhaw. Jr. beat F.

Maier. 7-6; J. E. Mellet. Sr.

beat G. Mitchell. 3-2. ri.KlT.TH Tnrtnn fitmn heat (Second Game) ab.h.po.a.l MEMPHIS 2 13 Samroff.Mb 3 2 12! Higdon.lf 2 11 OIlpriKht.lb 1 1 Oi Fraiier.rf 0 A 01 MrGhee.cf 1 A 2 2 A A J.Baumer.aa 2 A 1 01 Plnciottl.e 1 A 2 Rntblatt.p 1 A 4 1 a White 2 0 0 01 ah.h.po.a. 2 1 1 2 111 4 A 0 2 0 2 1 1 A mi 2 0 4 1 10 0 3 0 0 0 0 I- ROCK Koshnrrk.ss Grlce.cf 4 ronln.lf SlmpKon.ef Atkins, lb Humph Itoolittle.e ieslel.ld.e Connelly "A YANK IN KOREA" Lon McAllister Williams Phillips He Danaala beat BohhT Maraden.

7-0. CONSOLATION SEMIUNALS Menhoaj 2-up; J. Hobhs. Jr. beat W.

W. MIDWAY OPEN 10 A. M. 'TIL MIDNIGHT Smith, I Ford, 3-2. CONSOLATION A.

C. Tusgle 'beat Dr. 3. Pittman. 4-3; John Malont Ieat Tauimaa, J-II oaaaaia awai .5 1 1 1.

1 1 i- -w--fB 0-J .3000 Moeto av FTWT Tom Penderxraw beat Spencer brat J. gtemblfr, 6 16 3 IS 7 Totals 16 4 15 41 Totala a Walked for Rnthlart In fttk "AIR CADET" Gall Russell Stephen McNally AO 1 01 2 Little Rock '10A Memphis 100 (Called end of fifth, darkness. TO AMUSE US TODAY wwa oi Trfiiixn TJ Opening Feature Si Lavil I NX on kT4477 Stewart at Clavaland. CA. GATE if PARKING if PICNICKING Otey.

Hlgdon. White. None. RBI Grlce. Hlrdoa.

otey. SB Kotar. JH Samroff. DP Clesielskt to Koshorek. LOB Little Rock 2, Memphia 4.

BB Off Connelly 4. Rntnlatt 2. SiO By Coanelley 4. Rotblatt 4. Pi Connelly.

Winner Rotblatt 46-l. Loser Connelly (2-21. I'mps Poole, Mitchell. Debitor). "OH SUSANNA" In Color Rod Cameron Adrian Booth (ALSO TUESDAY) "KOREA PATROL" FAIRFAX "Girl Under 21 and 'Oirla of the FIVE POINTS "Ma and Pa Kettla Back on the Farm" and "Mountain Rhythm." FLLTON Tomahawk," Van Heflin.

OARDKJf "Fabiola. GROVE "Renegades." Ivalyn Keyes. GLEN "Soldiers Three." Walter Pidseon. ertrrOR-S KOTe: Motea ara rated tor tjrpa audience (men. women, family.

adult. for quality (excellent, good. fair, tndtfferent). At the Theaters ART Blanche Stewart Granger. Adult.

At 3:30, 5:30, 9:30. rnv "Un romM the Groom." Comedy. Thealro Opens 6:30 P. H. First Feature 8 GORDON "On Moonlight Bav," Dona Day HI LAN "On Moonlight Bav.1 Dori Da v.

KIRK WOOD "The Great Caruso." Mario (First Garnet ah.h.po.a. N. ORI '3 0 1 3 iVopinek.Si 3 0 0 0 navls.lf 3 2 2 OtVentsel.cf 3 0 1 A Toogan.lb 3 14 0ieyan.2b 3 0 1 lFohb.3b 2 0 6 0 rt herry.rf 3 A 3 liLvellle.e lOO 0 Oorton.e 0 0 0 LJapalme.p ah.h.po.a. 3 0 0 7 3 0 8 3 13 0 3 18 0 3 13 1 3 1 1 A 2 2 10 1 A 1 A 10 2 0 2 0 0 0 BIRM. Nloely.sa Rarkleyjf Ortis.lf PlersalI.ef Letehas.2b Ryan.e Raney.p Freemaa.p tMathla The exciting' story of an American Patrol In the Korean tifhtinjr.

Never Before Shown in Atlanta Excellent. Family. Bing Crosby. Jane Wy-man. ate.

at 12:80. 3, 75 and .0 Lanza. MADISON "Dear Brat" Mona Freeman. MFMORIAL Can Get It for You Wholesale" and "Apache Drums." PLAZA "Show boat," Kathrvn Grayson. PONCE DE LEON "Half, Angel." Lorettn Toung.

RODEO "Rocky Mountain" and ui -i Totala 243188 Totala 24 A 21 GIANT PLUS "On Moonlight Bay." Doris Dav. awaiaea lor juney ta otn. Birmingham 000 000 0 0 New Orleans qvq 010 3 Fogg, Wherry Nicely, Reran. 9.45. IOFWS GRAND "The Peopl Agalnat Hara." Suspense.

Drama. Adult. Spencer Pat O'Brien, etc at 11. 1:10. 3:20.

5:30, 7:40, 9:50. 9 A RA MOl'N "David and Bathsrieha." iama. Fxcellent Adult. Suaan Hayward. Gregory Peck.

etc-, at 11:15. 1:20. 3:25. 7:3 "9:40. RI ALTO "Happjr Go Loely." Comedy.

Good. Family. raid Niven. Vera Ellen, at 11:30. 1:30.

3:30. 7:30 and 9:30. V0T "Buck Private," Abbott and Cos-tello. at It. 2:20.

'3 :40 9. "In the avy." at 7:01 and 10:20. Dine and Dance irtlVTt Blt.TMORK GARDEN TER RBI Wherry 2, Dortoa. 2B Rackley. 3B Wherry.

HR Wherry. SB Bryan. DP Wopinek. Bcvan and Coogan. Left Birmingham 6.

New Orleans 3. BB Lapalme 1. SO By lapalme 3. Raney 2. Freemaa 1.

Of Raney 3 In 4 Innings. HBP By Lapalme iDlpippo). WP Lapalme. Inner Lapalme. Iowr Raaey.

Slonehill. WelaJ. Girard. I 1 1 i lasa VIUW DISPLAY SlIAAN "Fighting Coast Guard" and "Fabiola.r TECH wools "Passage West" and "County Fair." TEMPLE "Al Jennings of Oklahoma." Dan Durvea. TENTH STREET "On Moonlight Bay." Doris Dav.

WEST ENIJ "Appointment with Danger" and "Katie Did It" Drive-In Theaters "PONY EXPRESS DAYS" A Technicolor Western Featorette 9:15 P. M. RACE Wade Cregar and tua orchesua. rt.mfm from '30, n. Ijl" AND John BANKHEAD "Destination Archer.

REMIT GRADY PARADISE ROOM ihna daily eireot Sundav. 1 :15 and 9:45 p. m. Dogwood Room, dancing from THEY'RE DELICIOUS Mac's Special STEAKS'I85 with hot rolls, trench fries, groan galad MAC'S TASTY FOODS Atlanta's Finest Drive-In 117 MEMORIAL S. E.

GREGORY PEofQ 5 :00 to, 8 :00 p. m. cnanea a woung a Technicolor SUSAN HAYWARD FEACHTREE "Prehistoric Woman." Laa- rette Luei. PIEDMONT "Rio Grande." John Wavne. ROtisEVELT "A Tank in Korea." Lon McAllister.

STARLIGHT "Air Cadet" Gall Russell. CI. I 2 Dinner dancing p. m. Gene orter' Cavalieia: George Petraa, strolling T.m msrnn fr'ridajr.

viv. ADMISSION PRICES HI Li MATINEE .90 favors and refreshments for the kiddies. FREE! ADULTS .,1.25 Faatura at 11:15, 1:20. 3:25, 5:30, 7:35.9:40 CHILDREN ALL TIME Tax Included Stewart Susanna," Rod Cameron. Colored Theaters ASHBY "Only Th4 Valiant." Gregory Peck.

CARVER "Ac In The Hole." Kirk Doug- EK.HTY-ONE "Ace In The Hole." Kirk Douglas. FORREST "Highway 301" and "Old Frontier." HARLEM "Tomahawk" and "Ghost Catchers." LINCOLN "Rosa of Boomtown" and "Show Them No Mercy." ROYAL Danger." -Dirk Powell. RITZ "Onlv The Valiant." Gregory Peck. STRAND "Thunder Gap Outlaws" and "Sahara." PLUS "CORtl PLASTERED" A Hilarious Full Color Cartoon aMssaasaaBassaaaaaaaaBjRaaaaaBtBssaBaaa PLUS LATEST WORLD COMING WEDNESDAY OPA CATRICE LOl NCE. Imperial Hotel Onen 2 p.

m. Ralph Xaylor at the tiano. TROPICAL 44ARDENS Dinner. 6-12. Dancing from 9.

Ed Foster orchestra Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday. Oeonnans orchestra Friday. Saturday.

OWL R04.1 Dining and dancing. 4 anttl midnight. Albert Coleman and hi orchestra. rr.NNINtiS R4KSE ROOM Johnny Had-sail's orchestra. Dancing from 9 p.

m. JOE COTTON RHYTHM RANCH Rormd and square dsncmg Mondav. Wednesday, Fnriav and Saturday nighta to Billy Walker and hi Trans. 4GVPSV ROOM 4Clermont Hotel Two floor showi nightly, 10 in. to 1 a.

m. Dine and dance iriF.l CA WIGWAM Dinner 6-13. Dancing fjom 9. Amusement Park Southern Premiere r.w.w.ai.aU i ill2 Kian.fMwmii Fights Infection! Promotes Healing! Minor cultcralchet burnt try C1TT Lafcewwod park Mldwa. 80 rides, shows; boating, bowling, akatlng.

picnic grounds open dally. 7 to 11 o. m. NEWS bunoays. a to ix p.

m. rr-w THE BEST STEAKS A 1 SERVED IN ATLANTA I Neighborhood Theaters Mi Rob- AMERICAN "Best 4l tha Badmen. 3 ert Ryan A YON DALE "Dear Brat" Mona Freeman. Dust" Reo My ERiNiKH.ti EN "Excuse Buderma OI FITMENT Skelton Doris Moonlight Bay." Bl( KHEAD "On 1 i BEtlVErlU TUEflTRE Scoff Byrf. and Lawrenceville Hwy.

SILVER SLIPPER ALL THE FRIED CHICKEN YOU CAN EAt. S1.S0 Hat Biscuits and Gravy Monday Through Friday J. B. Melntyre. Rhythm Combo Saturday Night Also Steake and Seafood at Its Boat HIGHWAY 42 CONLEY.

GA. PHONE OI. t18 Gua'aitead oe Your Money lack rav. CASCADE "Fort Worth" and "Snow Dog." CENTRAL "Silvet Canyon" and "Cuban Fireball" TFCATl'R "The Avengen." John Carrolt DEKALB "Dear Brat." Mona Freeman- EAT TOINT "Al Jennings of Oklahoma." Pan Duryea. FMORT "On Moonlight Bay." Dorla Day.

rCCLID "On Moonlight Bay." Doris Day. EMPIRE "Prehistoric woman." acd "Tana, iac la God 1 PARENTS Also "Never Trust a Gambler," with Dane Clark and Cathy ODennelL C3c tnc, Tcxhildren Undsr IZt ttZZ AT DRUOOISTSN. AIW COMOITIONEa 3c a a a. M- m. m.

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