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rr back: wheh iftSttf 11 CO I A full page of Gasoline Alley in colors appears in the comic section of the SUNDAY NEWS Riviera Show I ri7TTTTEW A A I 1 -r-T The new show at Ben Marden's Riviera opens tonight headed by Party of the Third and Fifth A. to show cause why the meeting should not be barred. Blitz Plane Cros3 and Dunn, Terry Lawlor, Georges and Jalna, the Lane Brothers and Carmen Cavallaro's orchestra. j. ne iuesserscnmitE iua tighter plane downed in England and sent here for examination and Bundles For Britain tour is now on exhibit in the foyer of th Hollywood (51st St.) Theatre.

There'll be other war exhibits, also. By ANTON WALKER This Wacky World OiiAi. THli LE5 THAN UKLXNrVKT PERSON BEUEVE.S- NEVER. LOSES. THE ESrg simplicity op- A CHI Lb 3p I Nt Of June-145- Ex-King Carol of Romania is enormously popular around the Hotel Nacional in Havana, for a reason which he probably doesn suspect OF OLD WORLD QUALITY The day of his arrival, he was given Suite 711 on the seventh floor WUIUWVI WUIIbCI The New York City WPA Music i Project begins its annual season of free outdoor concerts this Sunday, with 160 performances scheduled i in seven locations of the five bor- oughs.

and all the camereros (room stewards) played that number in the lot tery next day. Result: 7,711 won the grand prize of the second prize, $25,000, went to a number ending in 78, which in the Chinese Book of Numbers is svnonvmous for king the third prize number, FROM THE CALIFORNIA MONASTERY i Christian good for $10,000, ended in 17, which many of the help played because FOR TH UTMOST IN they heard the King had won $17 at Bingo the nite betore! In case vnn flr sr. ill interested, the real nhiect of the Duke of Windsor's recent VACATION tNJOYMcr visit to the United States was not to confer with his personal financial adviser. Sir Edward Peacock, but to consult a competent chiropodist, the royal dogs being a constant source of trouble to him Wendell Willkie, who took up much of his Chicago speech lambasting those who don agree with President Roosevelt toreign policy, wouna up uy saying "I shall continue to support the President in his foreign policy NAPA, CALIFORNIA KcWr-Ltnz Importers, New York AqMs Sue to Stop Red SHANDELEE LAKE so long as I believe his foreign policy is the wisest one tor my country LIVINGSTON MANOR, N. Y.

Krerr Sport and Becreitlon amid Scenla Wonderland nf Match i lens THEATRICALS and OANCING NIGHTLY. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS Monty Woolley, whose beard has been his fortune, receives weekly-samples of safety razors from a concern, with requests from him to endorse their product Nadine Gae, who does a dance number -in "Panama Hattie" with a soldier and a sailor (represented by the High- Meeting Tonight A suit to stop the Communist JUME RATES-25 WERK tower Brothers), has received more than 200 letters from gobs who have seen the show, asking her kindly to walk off the stage with the Write for Booklet N.Y. OFFICE: BRyant t-5974 sailor, thus vindicating the superiority of the Psavy Lariyle twacK Party from holding a mass meeting in P. S. 11, 314 W.

21st well, who has been married four times, still has the same gal secretary he. hired twentv-five vears asro Lewis and Conger's idea of a smart window display includes cardboard figures of Melvyn Douglas and tonight because "un-American, unpatriotic and other disloyal and seditious discussions'' would take place there, was started in Supreme Merle Oberon, which Douglas is snoring while Merle sleeps peace' fully by his side While Mayor LaGuardia is planning blackouts, NOW OPENI The gay, air-conditioned SUMMER TERRACE Completely redecorated in startling new manner. Offering dance music evacuations, for our fair town, the Broadway Association is arrang Court yesterday by the American ing for the Fifth Avenue buses to display a slogan reading Make faHsbutfr Legion. Paul P. Rao, chairman of the Legion's legal committee for New New York Your Vacation City." GALA HONEYMOON MONTH York County, obtained an order.

nightly by Johnny Messner will soon make a Decca recording of a tune he has dedicated to the members of his band called "One Step Ahead of the Draft" Grace Hartman, a celebrity in her own right, not only col returnable today before Justice Benedict D. Dineen. from Justice SPECIAL JUNE RATES All Sports Saddle Horws Fast Clay Tennis Courts Dancing and Informal Entertainment Ntvhtlvi lects autographs of celebrates but takes along a small pair of scissors and snips a lock of their hair Sheila Barrett, who has never had a bid from Hollywood before, is in a dither over her first offer, a proposal Samuel I. Rosenman, directing the Board of Education, the City of New York and the Communist JOIIMY HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS' 0 from on Sternberg that she essay the role of Mother Goddam in the screen version of "Shanghai Gesture" Martin Block, who conducts WNEW's Make Believe Ballroom program, started a contest in which a free pair of theatre tickets was the prize for the best letter received on why the writer wanted to see the show. One of the first letters re ceived was from Geraldme Fine, who wrote My reason to see Ladies in i the Dark is my cousin Danny Kaye, who in I can't get tickets at the box office and neither can he, so you are my last resort.

and his Orchestra pus THE "RIVIERA" OF AMERICA Diana Barrymore, when asked on a quiz program the names of the ten greatest men in the world replied, My father and the Brooklyn Dodgers" Richard Kollmer. Dorothy Kilgallen's husband, is penning MONTI PKOSK-S a song number in anticipation of their expected heir, entitled "Fancy Meeting ou The La Chatita," who vocalizes with Xavier Cugat band in the phonograph recordings of "Tony's wife," is in reality his niece, Margo La Chatita means Little Pugnose" The farewell NEW SHOW OPENS TONIGHT with CROSS and DUNN GEORGES JALNA TERRY LAWLOR THE LANE RR0TJIERS CHESTER HALE'S Ensemble with 30 of America' Loveliest Girls RANCH0 CARMEN CAVALLAR0 dinner at Ben Marden's Riviera for Daniel Arnstein, F. D. new Commissioner for the Burma Road, featured "Filet Mignon Wellington Koo" as its main dish and "Petit Fours Soo Loong Arnstein" as its dessert Mrs. Herman Oelrichs.

it turns out, was a Hawaiian prin cess ever since the year 1890, when the King of Hawaii presented her with a royal seal and a lei of pure gold, which will be auctioned off at the Hermann Oelrichs' estate in Newport next month. In those days she was known as Tessie Fair, daughter of the man who built the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. and hit Orehettra The staid Chemical Bank and Trust Co's ad in the Bond Club's annual Bawl Street Journal reads "Don't Fall Down on Your Heirs." hit Piano, and hit Orehettra 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY 8, 12T2 NEVER A COVER CHARGE Juat 15 minutes row' Times Square or Westchester featuring ISTELLI A IEROY ROSITA BIOS ALVAREZ CORDOVA VILLION THE SAMBA SiRENS Entertainment nightly at 8 P.M. and 12 midnight. Dancing from 7 FM.

Saturday luncheon dancing with entertainment. De luxe dinners from $2.00. Cover charge after 10 P. Ml 7 Si weekdays; $1.00 Saturdays and holiday eves. ft i I and the equally staid Chase National Bank's ad reads "Go Chase Yourself!" Tommy Riggs wonders if the Woo Employment Agency on W.

15th St. and the Quick JJitch Coupling Co. on Broadway have anything to do with matrimony The Q-Gee Shop on Sixth Avenue is featuring a Convoy Special a bagel and lox sandwich, supported by two pickles on the side There's an International Knife and Fork Club on Madison and Atlanta, Ga. lists a Better Mouse Trap Corporation, which turns out to be a construction company The Conservative Gas Corporation in Brooklyn boasts the most flamboyantly modernistic store front in the borough Success Ideas You Need is a publication on West 40th St, Corporal Iggie J. Pruchnicki is stationed at Fort Hamilton and J.

Kilmore Lovejoy is an executive connected with the Kentucky Hotelmans Association Our prize for the fanciest moniker of the week, however, goes to Algonquin Q. Fanfare, listed on p. 310 of the Manhattan telephone directory. 1 Si vft a 1 7 I HOTEL 1 I Ji Ti II Ml ZAA if OT YORKER.