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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1945 THIRTEEN Tun In On W-S-G-N 610 THE BIRMINGHAM NEWS The South's Greatest Newspaper it TOMORROW, 16! NOVEMBER 5 ling attraction MIGHTIEST THRILL BLAST Since "Scarface" end "Little Caesar!" the New HIS STORY IS WRITTEN IN BULLETS, BLOOD AND BLONDES GASP Q9Qiti 05 4 lnitlnd it thrilfZy- WC info f0- lovu. Our QftlOUs PREMIER SHOWING 6:45 P. M. With Best Wishes From RALPH A. SMALLMAN COMPANY, Inc.

General Contractors Engineers 110915 Fifth Avenue, South Birmingham 5, Ala. Telephone 3-2245 The Management of the Galax Theater Wishes to Announce the Opening of the Beautiful New Galax You Will Pleas antly Be Pleased With the New Decora tions. Scenery, and All New Equipment. Be Sure to Make the Galax Your Head quarters for Fine Movie Our Policy Will Be to Bring to Birmingham the Best Pictures Possible. We cordially Invite You to Attend Our Opening! iliimiiimiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniMiiiiiimmiiiiiiS mm mm am Best Wishes I mm MB JJJ To The MB mm I GALAX THEATER Advisory Board Asks Engineering Survey For Mountain Tunnel The Red Mountain tunnel advisory board requested the State Highway Department to make the preliminary engineering surveys as to the tunnels location, operating expense, and construction costs at its meeting in the office of City Engineer J.

D. Webb Wednesday. Milton Fieg, chairman of the advisory board, notified the group that the Public Roads Administration had approved the hiring of a city planning specialist for a period of three to four months to assist in making an economic analysis of the proposed tunneL The expense of the specialist will be borne by the federal government. Included in the proposed survey which will be conducted by the State Highway Department the improvement of over-the-mountain entrances into Birmingham would also be studied along with the tunnel project. In correspondence directed to the hoard.

C. P. Clayton, principal planning technician of the State Planning Board, and Hill Ferguson, a member of the Jefferson County-regional planning commission, outlined to the group the effect of the proposed tunnel on the developments out of Red Mountain and estimated a 'TOO per cent increase in the over-the-mountain family dwelling units during the next 10 years. The Highway Department was given full leeway in determining Just what was feasible from an economical and practical standpoint in taking care of over-the-mountain traffic situation. In suggesting to the committee that some over-all estimate of cost of construction operation be determined as soon as possible, Rucker Agee, a member of the told the group that before the financing problem was discussed the board should determine from the preliminary engineering survey whether the venture appears to merit closer studv or whether it should be aban-: dnned as impracticable.

Agee's statement prompted the board to takp action on securing such estimates before taking up the more technical and detailed problems which confront the advisory board. 1 U. Russia Remain At Odds Over Japan WASHINGTON. Nov. 15 OPT Secretary of State Byrnes disclosed yesterday that the United States and Russia are still deadlocked over Soviet demands for the establishment of an Allied Control Council for Japan.

Russia, he said, is insisting upon a unanimity rule in the council similar to the one under which the control council in Berlin functions Byrnes contended that the rule is responsible for failure to accom-plish many things that should have i been done in Germany under the Potsdam agreement. In the proposed Japanese council all members, under the Russian plan, would have an equal voice and all would have to agree before anything could be done. An objection by any one could block action. The United States is holding out for a council in which Gen. Douglas MacArthur.

Allied commander in Japan, would have a decisive voice in case of disagreement. Byrnes had said several weeks ago that the American idea was acceptable to Russia hut today disclosed the shift in Moscow's position. Discussing other aspects of Far Eastern policy at a news conference, Byrnes said that Chinese troops to be flown into Manchuria would be transported in planes lend-leased to China and manned by Chinese crews. He recalled that President Trumans order ending lend lease on V-J Day provided for postwar assignment of military equipment, to-China to aid in. the surrender of Japanese forces there.

Byrnes also told newsmen the United States and Russia have not discussed the civil strife in China A league as a unit of measure was Introduced in England in 1066. It equalled two English miles then, or 2.9 English miles today. id, Hand mi nnm Jiff REITS EDUARDO (Mil MARC IAWRFNCE fllSHA COOK. JR. iamm TIERNEY Mare! NEWS tMTKOOb WM 5 5 iaBMBBMBaBWlwiFIWBNMWBaWaWaBBBWBIBI Start.

TOMORROW! GALAX Congratulations, GALAX! Air Engineers 1529 Second S. (Ave. B) Advance Price! FIRST TIME SHOWN IN BIRMINGHAM BOX OFFICE OPENS 6:45 P. M. Bagby Elevator AND I Electric Company 1 3115 3rd South 3-6249 2 aa SiiimiiimimiHiimmiiiimiiiiiiimHiimmimiimiHmiimmiiHimimmiiir Another Job By CONGRATULATIONS Galax Theater, Our Next-Door Neighbors, on the Opening of Your New Theater.

Good Luck State Distributors for: General Electric Air Conditioning, Heating, and Ventilation. Also a Complete Line of Electric Appliances for the home. umiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimmimiimiiimiiiiiiiimimimmmimimimiiiimimim'j Congratulations NEW GALAX THEATER -1 I 1 22 1 GRAYSON LUMBER CO. 1 mm mm mm ms, mm mm Birmingham, Ala. Claude H.

Grayson SiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiB Tainting Contractors 916 N. 19th St. Phone 3-0619 Jewelers and Silversmiths of Quality tee Store Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 1917 SECOND N. CONGRATULATIONS Moving Picture Machine Operators Union Local No. 236 Over 30 Years of Satisfactory Service Congratulations TIRED OF FIGHTING mows to the GALAX THEATER Congratulations On Your NEW THEATER THE SHERWIN- WILLIAMS CO.

2013 3rd N. LASSETER imiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiimiiiiiinu Congratulations to Galax Theater I SALVAGE I BUILDING 'SUPPLY CO. I LUMBER, SASH, DOORS GLASS, HARDWARE ROOFING AND PAINT 1231 8th N. Phone 4-1724 aiitmmiiimimmiiimimimmimff jiiimiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiU: Congratulations NEW GALAX Theater I WILLIAM R. ESTES I FIRE PROTECTION (0.

1 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS SOLD AND SERVICED 2110 47th St. Birmingham 8, Ala. 5 Ttimitiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiii AND CONGRATULATIONS On the Re-Opening of the NEW GALAX THEATER We are proud to have had a part in re-equipping this theater THE QUEEN FEATURE SERVICE, Inc. "Quality Theater Equipment Supplies 19124 Morris Avo. Phone 3-8665 BIRMINGHAM 3, ALABAMA COMPANY 1918 4th N.

Congratulations On the Reopening of the New Galax JOHN L. CRIM PLUMBING HEATING Phone 3-8543 112 S. 21st B'hom, Ala. Congratulations H. W.

HELBERG FLOORING CO. ALL TYPES OF FLOORING REFINISHED AND INSTALLED Rubbar Tile Asphalt Tila end Cerk 7914 S. Ph. 4-4JI6 mm Congratulations 2 I I DIXIE NEON, Inc. Painting and Decorating mm Interior and Exterior Why pat up with short-lived moth-proofing methods that require constant re-application? Sensational newO-CedarPerma-Moth safeguards woolens and mohair for thi life of the fabric with just ht proper application.

Is not affected by dry cleaning; does not wear or brush off. Re-use only after washing or turn cleaning. Odorless, non-inflammable. SAFE! mothproofing tig rprnvins unreliable theO-Cedar guarantee applies Jr it Perme-Moth applied try sponging lelath ere ipnnge I or I dipping. Congratulations Turner Printing Company Job Printing We ara proud Hi taka part In tha raconitructien at tha NEW GALAX THEATER R.

G. SNIDER Concrete Co. Phone 3-8403 PAVING, CONCRETE end CEMENT WORK 1523 Fifth S. Congratulations ALA. LOCK and Key Company 1804 2nd N.

Expert Repairs On FOUNTAIN PENS, ELECTRIC IRONS and CIGARET LIGHTERS Phone 4-4316 Congratulations THE NEW GAIAX THEATER On their opening. We ore glad we are able to render them service. EXTERMINATING SERVICE (0. H. Phene 6-0132 Complete Insect and Rodent Control 631 2nd N.

i OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CARL CHAMBLEE lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliMIAAIIIIIIIIIlllltllttl 112 N. 17th St. a NON-POISONOUS 4k NlWI InUBWMllflblB 9 Odorfoaii a Ilalalaaa a Dm not cantata Karaanna a Not tamovad by Dry Ctoonlnf Telephone 7-4346 BOOK.