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Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 22

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Tune In on KRBC THE ABILENE REFORTER-NEWS Sunday Morrting February 4 1945 PAGE SIX States Plan For Peace Various Ways Here Come the to Abilene would be covered for medical hospital and some dental treatment Employers and would contribute equal amounts1 Jane Wyman decidedly atop to the front although aha take the part of the complete dumbbell By CITI BOIPASS Afer a cf wprka ir ir tltr calendar cf-wr 'rt run afart-Ira off Fr amount's K- Come tl'f Wave for: Crofiy ard Haven filler Wednesday Here Pa-itivr I t's the I or Way Home I Vr: Bla'k Mac:" 't co 1 ard MM 1 goo 'i I The In Man who really lsr1 thin a j- ba it 1 The best Dara it Thursday Suing ted with LJfh Star ha one of the trek's Purple Heart with Andrews A classical war film shows Tuesday Wedresday and with another feature in the Saddle starring June today la ahouing and Lucky Fellow STnltil' Rain- with Crawford Wednesday and Thursday the feature Something to 0Rf Jllk BeRn" Under Two Flags today shows at the Texas with a cast Including Coleman ard Rosalind Ruell On Friday and Saturiav the Texas has Polo Joe with Joe Brc-xn author of a rrw ard fast selling bork Your Kids vod ci rPr- (ir 1 ltan: 11 rttd M-rru lev ached- uied rt P-'vrourt Thttraiav fiVlav at the Palace is Barbary 1 Coast Gent with Wallace Bern-r I Or Tuesday Abroad with Two s-t-ki Vo "the TOTarto stars William Bendix Man fx been used ANOTHER IX A The Thin Man Goes Home fea-turipf William FWell and Mvrna Lev is slated as the weekend feature at the Paramount In drcrci fer sitvv the first the frys almost a decade see lev ss the per- feet 5Twr mf su rrf Su and her f-riyv' Ms hrt'-e end rf ro fun Ifo murder rtv the i-u'I suspects rrd the hkrlv bound to be the rrs chsrlr tiaes down a the 1 jus'toe rro i Gihv vn Ma-e'r The Thr M-n' c-e "K-n-e 1 O'Brien the Ifle ae-is vre rv--- a -'-e trM murt personality rjf- r- r' -t vo- 'sars in Journey for Marsarr with Robert Young and Larame Dav at' By WILLIAM CONWAY AP Nrwafeaturea Writer CHICAGO Feb The aute govemmenta have earmarked IJI257S8000 for postwar projects and have additional plana under consideration to Increase the total ouUay to 12000000- 000 or more A survey by The Associated Press conducted with 43 legislatures in session showed that the lawmakera are devoting considerable thought to proposals to construct buildings roads and airports to aid war veterana and to help the Joblesa during the postwar reconversion period Must of the states are In good financial shape Revenue la flowing In and the big normal new public structurea and la constructed by labor and material shortage! State surpluses and reserve funds now aggregate 11134033-000 and further accumulations cf $337000000 will pile up In the near future 1025- 758000 already set aside for postwar spending governors and planning groups have recommended programs Involving 788300000 more and non-blueprinted ideas for various undertakings approximate $4-000000000 01 TLINE OF PROJECTS Purposes for which the definitely committed capital will be used Include office and school buildings hospitals airports irrigation and parks But the prime favorite la highway in which states wjll match federal funds Some states will draw on savings to pay off bonded debts or to cushion the fiscal letdown when the fighting ceases New York has 816300000 salted away and alms to put an expected 8130000000 treasury surplus In the same reconstruction kitty Pennsylvania has a surplus of of which 848870000 la tagged for liquidation of bonded debt and the balance for postwar work California figures on a peace construction fund of 8139735000 by June 30 and has an untouched 825000000 "war catastrophe" cache Illinois has a 8116000000 melon and It growing $2000-000 a month But state budgets In the main are on the upward trend and a few are at record high levels Primitive Man with Louise Allbrlt- ton Robert Paige Robert Benchley and Edward Everett Horton Wednesday and Thursday: Rain with Joan Crawford also Something to Laugh About with Jack Benny Friday and Saturday: Young Ideas with Herbert Marshall also Is Everybody Happy with Ted Lewis DANCE Every Thun- and Sat Nights Music by the Southtnairss American Legion Clubhouse East an So 1 1 Street Other matteri In the hopper or in prospect Include suggestions fur 30-day divorce laws In Arizona and Montana reduction of the voting age to 18 in Oklahoma and Arizona a constitutional amendment to outlaw the closed shop In Georgia a constitutional convention to revise the old basic law in Illinois a memorial of opposition to the proposed Missouri Valley authority In Montana There is a move to modify the Massachusetts death penalty statute to enable Jurica to "direct" Judges to impose life Imprisonment The electric chair la mandatory there now In convictions for first degree murder Governor Earl Warren of California has suggested a prepaid medical care system through compulsory health Insurance All workers and their families SUN DAY -MONDAY "UNDER TWO FLAGS" with RONALD COLMAN CLAUDETTE COLBERT ROSILAND RUSSELL VICTOR McLAGLEN alts FUN AND FEATURES PARAMOUNT NEWS ISTtnhnr SUNDAY MONDAY I Biff-bang Beery agent who baited the Wait I IraNU lAFFHTT CM IIUS IM IUIT If Inn lay MUMS LITTLE LULU CARTOON A STORY OF LOVE OX Sunday Dinner for a Soldier with Artie Baxter John Hodiak and Charles Winninger shows at the Majestic today ard tomorrow steru Were a glad to tee the return cf American Romanic irinc Brian Donlerr as an -urant a ho rise the hard war heroine an industrial cf The picture is rii-reriid produerd in beautiful l-r rilnr by King Vidor Allhiin'i the story doesn't the strirtest attention the photocTaphy in the picture rates along with the very nn has the industry cf steel hern made to look ao wfli-dretsed on the screen C'V fue in a to explain the impor an American reflecting higher coats wage hikes and In some Instances larger social security obligations Many legislators are pondering plana to assist the men who are baitling for victory There la talk of soldier bonuses In several states A bill pending In Massachusetts would grant 8300 to veterans with overseas service and leaser sums to others Other proposals In that field $2500 property tax exemption! In Arizona and Iowa preference in buying state lands in Oklahoma Colorado and Arlaona readjustment loans or relief or rehabilitation funds In California Nebraska North Dakota Georgia and Utah enlargement of state hospital facilities In Illinois and Massachusetts creation or extension of veterans' service offices in Colorado Kansas Texas West Virginia and Utah expansion or reorganization of schools to accomodate service students In Job priority In North Carolina and Massachusetts COMPENSATION LAW CHANGES Suggestions havs been mads In 11 states to revamp unemployment compensation programs by taking one or more of these broadening them to cover employes of all private firms increasing the weekly payments and lengthening the benefit payment period Ten states are studying plans to facilitate the development of airports In anticipation of a great growth in flying or to set up a state department to regulate the Intra-state phase of the Industry or both In most capitals no tax changes are expected 'Paramount ITS MURDER Sltk sad Gtt Bark Homt and Find A fc Carpit an tki Wtleamt Mat! jj WILLIAM 7 POWELL: Mym LOy BACK AOAI I THIN MAN GOESHOME ILOIIaTiMVEI and im Start! Thursday 1 -1 TODAY MONDAY ''BONNIE LASSIE" COLOR MUSICAL Nurse Draff Up Lafe Nexf Week WASHINGTON Feb Leg-islaun authorizing indue' j-n cf nurses today appeared headed for house ernsideratton rrx: week Military committee hearings are scheduled to begin Tuesday Chairman May iD-Kyl said a bill may be whipped into shape a few days later Attn Richards The measure expected tb pm rke oe picture ar Wai-er a part cf the Pres-A-: Jvu utler a-d Hmce legislative program outlined in his annual message to corrress An At rirsn E-marce s'o" Ar-ther plark in the program th Tuesuay ard Wedres-1 limited national service Ca tta passed by the house last week On -a v'-wjy uf Heads cf the Army and the Navy has tit Duhirls with fursir? services will epen the mar Arn cneridan ard hteny before the committee They Alexs Al-o cast are Jack he followed by spokesmen 'r Cara Irene M-Ave Arden American Nurse aro uuules l'nss ycu f-d the American Hospital ft" that s-vt cf thing its ut r-:" ei'-l' But laugh- Never too enthusiastic about sd mic'Jy and drafting women Mav said he gay w-ter ycu the theater wiU "back the legislation and SHOWING- Charles Winninger 'Anna Riven Connie Marshall 'Chill Wills 'Robert Bailey -Bobby DriscilMane Darwill Dirttltd by lleyk Beceo iProdvctd br Waller Morales COLOR CARTOON MR CHIMP THE MONKEY MAJESTIC NEWS aassBKBBssu 1 iiiMwno HllW BRODERICK WAITER CATIETT ERHEST TRUE! ROMANTIC MUSICAL Here Come the Waves picture today ard through Wednesday stars Sonny Tufts Birc Crcscy ard Betty Hutton Movie Calendar for the Week FIRAMOINT S'Td-y Mirtiiy Tuesday and MASTERFUL DRAMA! Km Comes the Waves of Texas with Roy Rogers writ Ertty Kjttrn Btrg Crosby and I TEXAS Soi-ty Tufts Sunday and Monday: Under Two Thut-diy Friday and Saturday: Flag with Rora'd Coleman Mir Goes H'-rre with e'te Ccbert Rosalind Russell and William Piy: ard Myrna Loy i Victor McLacler MAJESTIC Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs- Sunday ard Morcs Sunday Taf II Bl? with Jack Haley for a wvh Anne i Harriett Hilliard also Man-B x'tr srd Jorn Hodlak power with Edward Robinson Tuesday ard Wednesday: Ar Fricia-V arld Saturday: Polo Joe ritrrinrc wrh Brian I j0f Brown also Hitler's Dor'evy ard Arn Richards 'Madmen with Patricia Morrison Thursday ard Friday: Th Dujh- ard John Carradire TWO FIRST-RUN FEATURES ABILENE'S FASTEST NEWSREEL URRl'C iAugh si the cf" nroarl GLORIA JEAN -ALAN CURTIS grace McDonald FRANK CRAVEN I 1 HAND TO MOUTH" COLOR CARTOON Morg B'air Fawn Barlow Bobbie Bor'ow and Dint Barlow s'lown on the Arcadia Rink VALENTINE FEB 14th PRIZES r-r bs -ese-ved ps- z-j ARCADIA ROLLER RINK Roller Rmk 3 Blocks West McMurry College on Borkolty Rood Phone 2-0295 Cy 5w c-s 10 3C IPmrnmrmfh NOW Through Bex Offica WEDNESDAY Opens 12:45 ther and Robert Brnch'cv Friday and Saturday: Yellow BOBBY WALKER Sunday and Monday Princess O'Rourke with Olivia de Havllland ard Robert Cummings Tuesday: Journey for Margaret Brien Robert Yourg and Laralne Day Wednesday ard Thursday: of 1943 wi'h Eleanor Powell also Monster of the Sea Friday and Saturday: The Mad Ghoul with Evelyn Ankers also Crime hodl Humphrey Bo-: gart and the Deadend Kids STAR 1 Sunday and Monday: Hitlr Gang with Robert Watson also You're 1 a Lucky Fellow Mr Smi'h with Alan Jones Tuesday Wednesday and Thurs-1 dav Purple Heart with Dana An- drew: also Swing in the Saddle' with Jane Frazee Friday and Saturdav Swing Out the Elues with Bob Haymes also Utah Kid with Hoot Gibson BROADWAY I Sunday Monday and Tuesday: Three Russian Girls Anna! ISter and Kent Smith also Herj NOW On Our Stage JOJO and OPAL and their Wcitern Jamboree On Our Screen- ABILENE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9TH 4 STUDENT MATINEE NIGHT SHOW Auspices Abilene Kiwanii Club N'gkr Adults SI 10 Students 55c Military Personnel 76c with Jam Wyrrar Ann Sheridan a-d Alexis Siri'h QUEEN Surd-y ard Mordsv: Destiny w'h GlTa Jean ard Alan Curtin Tur-day and Wednesday: A WAVE a WAC ard a Marine with Krix ard Sally Thtrvtsy Friday ard Sa'tirdav Sh'iff of Loe Vegas with Bill Elite: PALACE Sunday ard Monday: Barbary Coast Gert wrh Wallace Berry Tue-s Afcro'-d with Two Yanks with Etncix Wedrrsdiy ard Tlvur-day: Na-'loual B-rr Dance with Jean Hea- fiht fnr its passage heraue the rnmmimlpr-in-chlcf said it waa nrcewary" He cut that President Ror ri had supported the draft as the t-t ircthc-d rf obtaining 18-000 Army ard 2000 ad-dr-'-rrsl ntir'pv C'n-nu't-f members are at odds on lit- P-i-Katun SUN MON 2 unworn Russian ANNA STEN KENT SMITH ak MM fausylM Alwirfat Oranach Clhy Fry Pmd OsHftyte Ksna lldnwnd 4AM ndm By 4wh tbd sad V-we Trwee towd gBaa ptor tbi Iwfl Pm ImpK 1 fcfoae ftw Mp ImM lae awee Ai-liM RaWNmitMl Momsi twa Mm PltiFFkP FBI SKI a Ikmml by Mat Ikm mi ItaghM UMIIID ABIISII OIPHIOKSSlbtl Mkf OROURKf "BE COMEDY NEWS I.

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