Reading Times from Reading, Pennsylvania • Page 7

ITALO AMERICAN TO HEAR SENATOR Mate Senator Anthony J. di Stl vestro, Philadelphia, will address the Italo American Democratic club of Reading at a victory dinner in St. (I1HI1III1WI fi NO PICTURES TODAY! TOMORROW (THURS.) ONE DAY ONLY 'lloyds of MADCLINX CARROLL FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW TYRONE POWER Don't Miss It This Time! i I STARTING YOU'LL BE PERFECTLY they're to perfectly delightful p. mlen wwruv mnrv stvhenson it SZ A iosm schbjmoaut Mca wuct i I I ItOMIRC LYNN lAM ON STAGE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! America" Premier Mimice RADIO RAMBLERS IN PERSON HEADING A BIG I MU COMING AFTER FOUR MONTHS ON BROADWAY I Evening Uakony I5r LAS LH9I uitica iuuat Wvrfij vmww SIM3 stnvM? III Thrilling Adventure! TOMORROW ONLY! II Coming FRIDAY AT OUR USUAL LOW EXTRA ADDED Franctiot Sir TO jrWTI other Italian Democratic clubs in the city and county and the executives of all Italian lodges and societies to attend. An entertainment and dance will follow.

ENTERTAIN GUESTS AT KIRBYVILLE KIRBYVILLE, Feb. 22 Paul Stabler, of Virgin vllle, visited Luther Schucker. Earl Miller was employed lately by the Berkshire Knitting Mills, WyomlMlng. Miss Ruth Kramer. West Lees port, visited Ruth Jacoby and Dorothy Jacoby during the week end.

C. B. Merti was at Calcium on business. Loot Two Daye "GOLD IS WHERE YOU FIND IT" FRIDAY! fVilliom POWELL mi ANNABELLA. IT lr I MAYERLIHG" Orchestra 20 Mr Handsome stalwart, living, fighting, hating together patrolling th bandit lnfetted border of mystic India I DBNGALk rirlart with GARY COOPER Tons Richard Crooll Bug Standing Kathlesn Burti EPISODE NO.

1 OF A NEW. THRILLING SERIAL 0. S. COAST GUARD" In 18 Action Packed Chapters! and SATURDAY FAMILY PRICES I JJ? a ATTRACTION ADVLTS Onhtttra. at Nlffct.

DOUBLE SHOW I JOHN McBROWN In Cowboy Picture "COURAGEOUS AVENOER" "Myiterleui Pilot," Chapter nd News. TREAT YOUR CHILD TO THIS READING SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA YOUTH CONCERT HANS KINDLER, Conductor With DAVID QARVEY and RICHARD LUDWIO, Pianists Playing the "CARNIVAL OF ANIMALS." br Salnt Saens BIZET, MENDELSSOHN, HUMPERDINCK WOLF FERRARI, WAGNER; Instruction; Group Singing SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 26, at 10:30 Sharp Northwost Junior High School, Front and Spring Sts. Children 25C Adults 50 mm ADULTS Nlfht, 15 LAST TIMES TODAY "THE LASH" OF THE PENITENTES! AMAZING BECAUSE IT'S TRUE! Oasimir's Han, orange and Blnga man streets, at o'clock on Saturday night The associaiton, which has headquarters at 736 Windsor st, has invited the presidents of all On Plet nt Nice Dlnnrr Set Free tedlm and Olrl with 5ftf Tlrkets Erery Wed. Oemlitf Thnr.

and Frl. "Kellr the Secret Serlre." a Peter B. Kt Storrl Alt Gene Autrjr In "Boetln' Teetln' Bhylhrn," and a Comedy. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB.WESTEKN ELECTRIC SOUND aBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBl THE RE ADING' 1M US. SENATE DELAYS VOTEONRELB Proposal by Sen.

Bailey To Make Communities Pay More Causes Row WASHINC TON, Feb. 33 F. The $350,000,000 emergency relief appro priation asked by President Roosevelt encountered a delay in the senate toda when sharp debate broke out over a proposal to force communities to bear more of the relief burden. The proposal was made by Sena' tor Bailey N. C), who asked that communities be required to contribute 35 percent of the cost of WPA work relief and 30 percent of direct relief.

Final Vote Today The debate consumed so much time, that the senate recessed until tomorrow without reaching a final vote. Previously the chamber voted down, 58 to 32, a proposal by Senator Bone Wash.) to in crease the $250,000,000 appropriation to $400,000,000. By a voice vote, an attempt by Senator Hale Me.) to cut the amount to $200, 000,000 was likewise rejected. Party lines broke in a 38 to 36 vote approving an amendment by Senator Schwellen bach (D, Wash.) to exempt the emergency appropriation from provisions of the. Woodrnm amendment.

This amendment to last year's relief bill requires that relief funds be apportioned over the entire year. Under Bailey's proposed amendment the President would be authorized to waive the 25 percent requirement if he found a community was unable to contribute that amount. Bailey said he had a "deep fear" that further spending might bankrupt the government. He said $10, 000,000,000 had been spent by the federal government for relief during the five years 1933 to 1937, Inclusive, while local agencies were spending $2,000,000,000. NEW LECTURE SERIES Dr.

Henry G. Buckwalter, of the economic department, Albright College, who delivered a first semester series of lectures in the evening extension school in the college commercial course, on principles of advertising, has begun a new series of lectures, second semester, for Monday nights. Each lecture will begin at 7 o'clock and will be open to all students with a high school training. Subjects to be covered will be advertising copy preparation, slogans, trademarks, dramatization in advertising and similar topics. French railroads now are oper ating more fast trains than can be found in any other continental country of Europe.

There has been an Increase of 93 ner pent in the number of cases of purse snatching in the past de cade. DOOM orEN A. M. if jr MELODY! CIRLS! SONGS! ROMANCE! And The Greatest Cast of Stars Ever Assembled on Screen! chaklie McCarthy" ind EDGAR BERGEN In First Feature Film with million 4oitor radio stage and screen frADOLPHE MENJOU TKEnTZCETS tZ 0 tt I liA KENNY DAKER A ANDREA LEEDS HELEN JEPS0N rPIIIL BAKER 7VB0CDY CLARK AMERICAN BALLET Shillington Theatre Tonlfht an Thursday 7 JACKIE COOPER "Boy of tho Stroots" By ih Author of "The Darn It a Slaty" Sam ay GERSHWIN I 'PI PETE SMITH I Sport NTelty I 'I ON A itoprj vl Clr Cartaaa Jlii Dreams" "I At) PA WEDNESDAY' MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, Movie Scrapboo jr. 4.

I i 0 After success. I CAREER OH TAG Be CAMP A SILeNT FILM i FAVORITE WILLIAM Bf2UYr HEAD OP OLD WORLD flUM COMPANY, COACHED I LATR PRODUCED SEVERAL 6UCCESSFUU MOVIES SONJA HENIE SHOW ENDS IN SNOW TILT MIAMI, Feb. 33 The ex uberance of an estimated thousand youngsters required police submis sion and cost Son) a Henie a snow balling at the end of her ice carnival tonight. The youngsters, and some not so young, milled onto the artificial rink and began to make snowballs many of them have never seen real snow from ice shavings piled up at the end of the rink. Miss Henie was quickly escorted to her dressing, room by members of her troupe.

The youngsters then turned their barrage on the crowd and finally on police who rushed in to halt them. A fire hose finally was brought into play and many a fashionable gown in the stands was showered in the confusion. The floodlights were turned out before the melee finally subsided. In the meantime, one policeman was cut on the face by a piece of flying tee. There were no arrests.

Although cod is the outstanding nsh caught by Massachusetts fishermen, they catch a wide variety of other fish. 7 i Is iiiiSriiif Housing fontt for you and the rem of the world to hum and ting and wKiftU tune like "Whittle While You Work" "With Smile And a Son" "Some Day my Prince Wilt Com Cmc ionf "Im't Thii a Silt TuneF ind eiheni ThltncNovV tALIC BRADY AXAti AWAY PPOM CONVfcW AT 17 AND MADE 80OADVAY AM YEAR ir TriefiAmAN QUEEN Now one Of screen's fAosr popular tluttert COMEDIENNES 3RD SET OF TEETH PEPS UP MAN, 93 NEWPORT, Feb. 22 (JP) Though he's cutting his third set of teeth, George Washington Emerson, 93, isn't ready to retire. He wants to go Into the ohioken business. Emerson went for 42 years into the woods to cut blocks for shovel factories.

He figures he has turned some 36,000 of them, his best rc ord being 105 in four and a half days. He's never been sick, except once with measles, and has never worn glasses. BUSINESS BOOMS AT PHILA. FIRE PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22 (JP) Business flourished during a fire at a piano store today.

There was a sale anyway, but company officials said the flames and smoke also brought a couple of customers. With the aid of flashlight two pianos were sold. The fire caused several hundred dollars' damage. Fish are "fry" until they reach a length of one Inch. iffvV M7.

I II' ill I WW: Jrjr 'F 1 wonder if the thou who have attended SNOW WHITP realited that they were enjoying the premiere thotcing in Pennsylvania. The throngs of Reading and Berks patrons who have seen this ioyous picture during the past two weeks have been thrilled and charmed by Its absolute magic many have stayed to see It over or come back to see it again. It has been a real pleasure to present "SNOW WHITE" to Reading It has brought Joy and happiness to everybody, and we recommend It to everyone. Full length picture In Multiplane Technicolor. ilLSiiL.

And I miere ever launched in I Reading! Pitt burgh, Scranten even Phila delphia, are ttill wait' ing to "SNOW WHITE." 'SNOW WHITE' Is making history in Reading at the start of Its THIRD BIG WEEK it is still the PRE MIERE SHOWING PENNSYLVANIA. if ut Aii tijic nice OVER A MY WORD NO GOOD iWlLL COME OF IT Theatre EMBASSY "The Big Broadcast of 1938," with Dorothy Lamour and Martha Raye. Story of trans Atlantic boat race and radio announcer's ex wife troubles. Feature, 1.20, 320, 5.25, 120, 935. LOEWS "The Goldwyn Follies," musical show with Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy.

Feature, 11.55, 2.15, 4.40, 7, 920. ASTOR "Gold Is Where You Find It," with George Brent and Olivia deHaviland. Story of famous feud between miners and wheat ranchers of California in the "70's. feature, 1, 310, 525, 7.40, 9.50. PARK "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," Walt Disney's feature length picture of the famous fairy tale.

CAPITOL "The Lash of the Penitentes," and John McBrown In Western, "Courageous ORPHEUM "Black and White Revue," burlesque, 220 and 8.30. REX "The Gold Racket," with Conrad Nagle, and "Paradise Isle," with Warren Hull RIO "High Flyers," with Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey, 2, 7 and 9. STATE "Paroled to Die," with Bob Steele, and "Tarzan's Revenge," with Glenn Morris and Eleanor Holm. RAJAH "You Can't Have Everything," with Alice Faye, Don Ameche and Ritz Brothers. Feature, 12.50, 3.05, 520, 725, 9.50.

STRAND "Thoroughbreds Don't Cry," with Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland and Sophie Tucker, 2.40, 7.40, 9.40. SHILLINGTON "Boy of the Streets," with Jackie Cooper, 7 and 9. WOMEN MUST CHANGE HABITS PITTSBURGH Feb 22 (IP) That dinner guest who arrives breathless, saying "I hope you didn't wait for me," is going to receive a loud "No, we didn't" for an answer from the Women's Self Government Association at the University of Pittsburgh. The officers of the W. S.

G. A. say that future dinner meetings scheduled for 5:30 p. m. will begin on time.

"Half our members have been arriving for these 6:30 dinners at 6 o'clock, as long as we can remember," one officer said. "Hereafter we're going to fool them. The food will be on the table at 5:30, and begin getting cold immediately thereafter." MANILA SHAKEN BY HEAVY QUAKE (By Associated Press) MANILA, Feb. 23 (Wednesday) a fairly heavy earthquake shook Manila for 15 seconds at 8.50 a. m.

today (7.50 p. m. Reading time). There were no reports of casualties or damage. Weather bureau officials estimated the epicenter of the quake as 65 miles northward of Manila in the Caraballo mountains.

LEOPOLD ON THRONE FOUR YEARS TODAY BRUSSELS, Feb. 22 (JP) King Leopold will visit Stockholm Sunday for the seventy seventh birthday of Prince Charles of Sweden, father of the late Queen Astrid. It will be four years tomorrow since Leopold was enthroned as ruler, succeeding his father, King Albert, who was killed in a mountain climbing fall. Sixty tin cans a day was a good production figure for a skilled workman when cans were manu factured entirely by hand. Today machines turn out the cans at a rate of 300 per minute.

MLX3 MORE DAYS the greatett pre IN. T93 Timetable PLANT BLOOMS AFTER 8 YEARS GERMANTOWN, Feb. 22 (JP) Misses Jane O. and Mary T. Mason had to wait eight years 11S1 COTTON ST.

For Information Can 4 1613 Big Double Feitura Conrad Nfl "Till GOLD RACKET" Warren Hull "PARADISE ISLE" 11 Bif Baikets of Groceries FREE st Join the Fan EMBASSY Direction Wilmer and Vincent The biggest "BIG BROADCAST" of them all. STARTS FRIDAY CJJJ VAa. tU. uJ. Aim MtrtA Lw.

1 JIM cvv0 ooZ ton NOW SHOWING BIG DOUBLE FEATURE DOUBLE BARRELLED EXTRA ADDED (FEATURE) ATTRACTION Glenn MORRIS vwuritUM. Seven but their rare Japanese rubber plan! finally bloomed. The plant is three feet high. 2 Today Onlyl 4 i sbPH'5SiiT! Thursday Onlyl 1 "NAVY BLUE AND GOLD" 647 DAILY Matinee at Evening at 1 and 8 TODAY and THURSDAY BERT WHEELER ROBT. WOOLSEY "HIGH FLYERS" Free to Ladies! Startinr Today Our 71 Piee Golden Harreit Bak in Dinner Set 10 inch Pie Dish.

Take Trolley to Srhnvlkill Are. LAST TWO DAYS TODAY and THURSDAY WILLIE HOWARD Comedy PARAMOUNT NEWS Ion ttarv MfoMi tt thrill vow htartl VwlTu STARTS TO DAY WESTERN ACTION BOB STEELE Eleanor HOLM it.