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a w- -smahM10figliPolatha100 6005lenolooelouvookom0004101410etfi I 1 11 Saturday Morning August 8 1953 FORT WORTH i tI Saturday Morning August 8 1953 FoRT WORTH STARTELEGRAM PAGE THREE a Lesson in Diamond Harvesting rehabilitation by sending large quantities of power equipment That'll Be the Day! LoirATRE1 TC1111 OTOPEN SAT SUN MON TUES Pyongyang Power Supply I HONG KONG Aug 7 (Reu-1 Communist New China News Agency said Friday that power supply to main districts of Pyongyang the bombed HUNG KONG Aug 7 (Reu-1 ter's)--The Communist New China News Agency said Friday that power supply to main dis- tricts of Pyongyang the bombed BY FRITZ WILKINSON BY FRITZ WILKINSON BIE Vd -p9 0 4 if'7A 1 iACKSBORO Two Taken to Brooke Master Sgt Harrison Morgan whose wife lives at 1t01 Tucker and Pfc Roy Rust son of Virgil Rust of Cleburne have been flown to Brooke Army Hospital at San Antonio for treatment of injuries received in Korea Morganwas wounded June 24 and Rust was hurt in an accident master SET Harrison mor- gan whose wife lives at 1t01 Tucker and Pfc Roy Rust son of Virgil Rust of Cleburne have been fwn to Brooke Army flospital lo at San Antonio leadr in Ka otmreeantmoofrgilinjuwriaess wreocueni-- d' ed June 24 and Rust was hurt in an accident Updated 'Blonds' Lacks Songs of Stage Version oungs ui aiage erslon North Korean capital would- be restored by Aug 10 It credited Communist China and Russia with playing a "vital part" in the North Korean capital would-be CI eosnituml euunisut with playing a "vital part" in the NOW ON OUt GIANT WIDE SCREEN 0 MGeW1 it it' big vacationtime musical! d6 d8 4 f---t wEr rp POMP ESTHERWILLIAMS 1 1 oothy POMP ESTHER WHEN WET" ESTHER 1 re musical! it EROUS 4 i-- WET" -1 RS oij c- 0 1 clif POMP EMIL 9 I I 8 I I I DRIVE-IN THEATRE NOW-ROAD SHOW FIRST DRIVEIN RUN RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN YOUR DAUGHTER SAFE? "YOUTHS ON LOOSE' Ani Neer to Question MODERN MOTHERS TO BLAME?" Gal That Hollywood Ablasel LFERNANDO' JACK CARSON A A RiVE-IN THEATRE klOW-ROAD SHOW IRST DRIVEIN RUN FOR CHHDREN OUR DAUGHTER SAFE? )LITHS ON lE LOOSE" I FERNANDO ALA Roiliest to Question MODERN MOTHERS JACK TO BLAME? Gal That A 0 Hollywood Ablate! FIRST DRIVEIN RUN RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN YOUR DAUGHTER SAFE? YOUTHS ON 1 LOOSE ERNANDO AniNver to Question MODERN MOTHERS JAcK CARSON TO BLAME?" A A A Gal That Hollywood Holld Abl FERNANI I OPEN 12 (10 LA-3030 Donald Reynaldo "I LOVE MELVIN" Broderick Derek "THE LAST POSSE" "I've never yet argued with an umpire!" NOW AT YOUR NDEmSDEN 1 TODAY! OPEN I WO AT THE WESTCLIFF ONLY WAIT TILL YOU SEE THAT "GO GIRL" GO! JANE WYMAN "LET'S DO IT 'AGAIN" NOT Is THE I 'rho "ARE Set IMEOF WINNOW IMINPONIt OL 018110 Ot1WIt INCOMPARABLE4AMOOROUS rwko 2 BIG KID SHOWS TODAY at IMO Noon LAMAS il al l': TECHNICOWR A A A A I NOT IONV IS TODAY! OPEN Ilt30 10 41 I I NOW AT YOUR AT THE WESTOLIFF I OS NDEPENDEN ONLY WAIT TILL YOU SEE THE LAMAO THEATERS THAT "GO GIRL" GO! The mat ef 416 oe- 09611AS "ARE TECHNICOLOR CO to A 141 osir 0 A JANE A A A A OPEN )2 Ou LA4030 Donald Reynolds WYMAN a "I've never yet argued with LVIN "I LOVE ME" an umpire!" "LET'S DO MPARABLE4ANOOOU 4'1 RS Broderick Derolt hp mk As10 or' 2 BIG "THE LAST POSSE" I IP IT 'AGAIN' i iIat 411 KID SHOWS eirtu- 1 EA TODAY I ATHTR at 12100 Noon Iro-thi -11 sow vat) 7TH ST GATEWAY 'IRE MAN "Calling Wild from Thunder Leer" Bill Elliott" SERIAL CARTOONS COMEDY) 7TH ST GATEWAY mTHE MAN from Rwor" Thunder SERIAL CARTOONS COMEDY 17 Irv Ito Ed es 1 Ell with RAY MILLAND with RAY MILLARD BY ANN JONES Latest techniques in acquiring diamonds al'e on display at the Worth Theater in the form of "Gentlemen Prefer Blonds" Although these gentlemen may prefer the blond Marilyn Monroe they wouldn't ignore the brainy brunet Jane Russell The Anita Loos story which was written in the mid-twenties has been brought up to date In the original version Miss Russell's role of Dorothy was subordinated to the one portrayed by Miss Monroe Lorelei Lee In the 1953 Technicolor musical Jane Russell runs Miss Monroe a close second in the race to see who can display the most "talent" Only three songs have been retained in the movie from the stage production "A Little Girl From o'crlatr' '-'11' A Little Rock" "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" and "Bye Bye Baby" "41'4 If you enjoyed the music from the 'v I at stage version you'll miss the songs that 4 i At 'sr were dropped 'i ic As if to make for the omission I NP 10 two new numbers by Hoagy Carmichael 44g 1 and Harold Adamson have been added 4171o-0- "Anyone Here for Love? "When When i 4 Love Goes Wrong" ot The movie tells the story of blond Lorelei a showgirl whose only aim in 0: otoV gno 5 life is to acquire diamonds and a A millionaire husband She does both after being involved in a merry mikup t-7- from New York-to Paris -4411 Dorothy Lorelei's best friend has A 4 two things in as many 4- 1-4 4 handsome men as possible and keeping 1- :1 4 Lorelei out of trouble She also does JANE RUSSELL Perhaps the-best number in the show brainy brunet Is Lorelei's fight song "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" She almost con or r0 rc BY ANN JONES Latest techniques in acquiring diamonds al'e on display at the Worth Theater in the form of "Gentlemen Prefer Blonds" Although these gentlemen may prefer the blond Marilyn Mom roe they wouldn't ignore the brainy brunet Jane Russell The Anita Loos story winch was written in the midtw'enties has been brought up to date In the original version Miss Russell's role of Dorothy was subordinated to the one portrayed by Miss Mon- roe Lorelei Lee In the 1953 Technicolor musical Jane Ru sse ll runs Miss Mon- Flip close second in the race to see who can display the most "talent" Only three songs have been retained in the movie from the 00 sta roducn "A Litte r-174141-7- Little Rock" lAre Gir a From Girl's z4" Best Friend" and "Bye Bye Baby" 64 If you enjoyed the music from the 't' stage version you'll miss the songs that it) Ariz were dropped 7 r1 i -1 As it to make up tor the omission I' Kt Ao two new numbers by Hoagy Carmichael 't -1 and Harold Adamson have been added 444 "Anyone Here for Love?" and "When 4 Love Goes Wrong" The movie tells the story ot blond Lorelei a showgirl whose only aim in life is' to ac uire diamonds and a t1 0tott- millionaire husband She does both after being involved in a merry mikup f-7 7'14'f from New York-to Paris Dorothy Lorelei's best friend has Att 't :1 two things in as many 'Sr ''f''' handsome men as possible and keeping i1' Lorelei out of trouble She also does JANE RUSSELL Perhaps the-best number in the show is Lorelei's fight song "Diamonds Are brainy brunet a Girl's Best Friend" She almost con- Editor Denied Passport NEW YORK Aug 7 Daily Worker Communist newspaper said Friday the State Department has revoked the passport of its European editor Joseph Starobin Starobin's passport was revoked Thursday when he returned from abroad for a visit home a Daily Worker spokesman said Editor Denied Passport NE YORK Aug 7 (2) Daily Worker Communist news- paper said Friday the State De- partment has revoked the pass- port of its European editor Jo- seph Starobin Starobin's pass- port was revoked Thursday when he returned from abroad for a visit home a Dail Worker spokesman said "GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" IN TECHNICOLOR "THE HOODLUM" LAWRENCE TIERNEY CARTOON-NEWS OPEN 1:00 "GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" i6 IN TECHNICOLOR THE HOODLUM" LAWRENCE TIERNEY OPEN 1:00 foatedswof oplokustot i BUBBLE BATH MAWS NS 0011610415 COLOR I 44 ge014tot MAWS NO 60861085 COLOR 11 44 LOV v- -0' 11111V0131 Lox Mac Kern's "TAIIZAN AND TIIE SHE-DEVIL" John Wayne "SANTA FE STAMPEDE" Mammoth Kid Show Sat 10 A 2 Free Ice Cream IOVALIIIEVEH OPEN 11:00 vinces you that they are 1706m1 511e BEA VERA Nog ORCHESTRA 11111" Nightly Exc git Monday Reservations FA3 151 ALDO RAY IN TEeHNICOLOR BIG KID SHOW 11:30 AM 'Last of Buccaneers' "Let's Do It Again" I I 4 AS PONSt ON MIA SNOW I site NORM000! 11:30 AM I 1 STATE' ti a A INTERST g111 ALDO Ill ''ilitlY TIVAT ISA of 1- 0 A Fc 4 OPEN OP III 4111Kiti INI IN TEeHNICOLOR 001 Hill 11:001 co lii VA VIS lairi I Vat2 ILI 1 BIG I Al aJ anal 1 tiOste SPECTACLE TH Lex Mackentio KID SHOW uo ON "TAISZAN ANI) I L1totze a T1111 SHE-DEVIL" sjit istm Last of Buccaneers' 11011M0001t4 i I ne 1 mti1 "Let's Do It Again" 1 d- John Wayne -4 "SANTA FE 6 'Iry 1 BIG SCILEEL-4 -ritKntL STAIIIPEDE" ximi Mammoth Kid Show Sat 10 A 2 01100- wAY SPARIcLE 5116 lurvsICAL GRAT it IS pip Free Ice Cream vinces you that they are 111v4 6pl'S gm BEA VERA HALTOM ORESTRA 111 I I 0- -Pz 1-14 CH On Giant Screen 4' enter'? 444 ARtLy vollimm- Nightly exc mend "SCARED STIFF" DRIVE IN THEA ER FA1 i eservations 315 Dean Martin Jerry Lewis i 1 Hollywood's first product with full Cinemascope treatment 'The Robe" a translation of Lloyd Douglas' best selling Biblical novel will come to the Worth beginning Sept 29 The Fort Worth showing will come shortly after the New York premiere at the Boxy The Worth is one of the few theaters in the United States equipped with the Cinemascope screen which offers the widest picture yet for a single camera "The Robe" will be flashed on a 60-foot curved screen to give the illusion of depth The film was 10 years in preparation and was so long in the planning stage that many of the 500 persons tested had grown too old for the parts when it started The story is in Technicolor and stars Jean Simmons Victor Mature and Richard Burton The Liberty Theater will present a midnight show Saturday at 11:30 with Li li St Cyr in "Bedroom Fantasy" August will bring three events for theater and music fans The Casino has scheduled Teddy Phillips and his orchestra Aug 15 and Ralph Flanagan Aug 22 Students from TCH's speech-drama-radio department will present "Post Road" Aug 27-29 The mystery-comedy will feature a Fort Worth girl Barbara Pritchett as a spinster who maintains her sense of humor in spite of the difficulties she has running a tourist home on Post Road "11 no pre egt tur the PIA old tur 11: 15 top( Pri of The Fort Worth showing will come shortly alter the New OrK premiere at the Boxy pre Richard Burton The Worth is one of the few theaters in the United States equipped with the Cinemascope screen which offers the widest plc ture yet for a single camera "The Robe" will be flashed on a 60foot curved screen to give i the illusion of depth The film was 10 years in preparation and was so long in the planning nning stage that many of the 500 persons tested had grown too old for the parts when it started The story is in Technicolor and stars Jean Simmons Victor Ma- ure anca The Liberty Theater will present a midnight show Saturday at 11:30 with Lili St Cyr in "Bedroom antasy August will bring three events for theater and music fans 15 and Ralph Flanagan Aug 22 The Casino has scheduled Teddy Phillips and his orchestra Aug Students from CLPs speech-drama-radio department will present 'Post Road 27-29 Aug The mystery-comedy will feature a Fort Worth girl Barbara Pritchett as a spinster who maintains her sense of humor in spite of the diffic ulties she has running a tourist home on Post Road Hollywood's first product with full Cinemascope treatment 'The Robe" a translation of Lloyd Douglas' best selling Biblical novel will come to the Worth beginning Sept 29 The Fort Worth showing will come shortly after the New York premiere at the Boxy The Worth is one of the few theaters in the United States equipped with the Cinemascope screen which offers the widest pie- lure yet for a single camera "The Robe" will be flashed on a 60-foot curved screen to give the illusion of depth The film was 10 years in preparation and was so long in the planning stage that many of the 500 persons tested had grown too old for the parts when it started The story is in Technicolor and stars Jean Simmons mmons Victor Ma- of said I yin I '1 1 Ef Chl i I of a i Ish Ins 1 '1 1 i 5 Of 41 Isaid I ip BARKER MtcKENZIE Ani TAINSTI CLEOP TRA UM ME UNIVERSITY DR IN FOREST PARK YOU DON'T 1111111EVE IT? These Two Great Shows for ONE BUCK THEN LOOK AGAIN MONA FREEMAN BILLY DE WOLF "DEAlt RICAT" pins In Technicolor the GREATEST SH011 011 EARTH 11 I 1 r-Alp WORLD' ARGEStrNIN DRIVE-IN at tart iT los rtttotti ON SCREEN 1 AT 8:10 AND 2 AT 950-PLUS scijy MAO RIVERSIDE and EAST LANCASTER -FIRST DRIVEIN SHOWNG lb IL IL MIL ON SCREEN 2 AT 8:10 ON SCREEN 1 AT 10:20 NN oN FORD FIREHmiriAm t) EDMOND O'BRIEN Dit 5111111 TOW(' iriL Llit WO-en THANK YOU Mr and Mrs Fort Worth for Your Generous Response! IS STAYING FOR 4 MORE DAYS! rimm" qcid EdPALACEIbl 1111514111E ET p- It's those "two little girls from Little Rock" taking over from Naughty New York to Goy Pelee! Eve and all day Sat Sun 950 Regular Pass List AFRICA Flaming with Passion' nesponse I I 7 I kt4 NV 0 I 0 II -t: -1' ii tittit49 GI le IAN pust 4 44 i a a 1 1'112 Today 12y a 'l 53 CARONBERAIJMONT William David Maggie HOLDEN NIVEN McNAMARA fq NOTE: Cisildron'e Admission Price Eliminatod for This Engagement ommoommeanommosno "fe THERE NEVER WAS A MAN I LIKE Alan Ladd Jean kthur Van Heflin TECHNICOLOR OPEN 11:30 "YEAR'S BEST" FILM 1 "Greatest Show on Earth" EIGHT TOP STARS! TECHNICOLOR! G'A'TEYY WOLCOTT DEFENDS BANKS AND FDIC WASHINGTON Aug 7 Chairman Wolcott of Michigan the House banking committee Friday the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is stronger than ever the nation's banking system "never has better served the credit needs of Our driving economy" Wolcott blasted a statement earlier this week by Representative Rains of Alabama a banking committee member charging "big city bankers" under the Eisenhower administration were trying to wreck the FDIC The corporation insures bank deposits up to $10000 and collects an assessment from banks to pay the costs Rains charged in the Congressional Record that Russel Miller was being ousted as FDIC treasurer because he made the "fatal mistake" of forcing big New York City banks to pay more than $1000000 they owed In insurance assessments Rains added that William City SP Men Talk Widening Of Underpass City 'and Southern Pacific Lines officials discussed Friday the pos sibility of widening the underpass On Rosedale which goes under the railroad's tracks Rosedale is 54 feet wide but the underpass is only 40 feet Public Works Director The lin pointed out He said the railroad is plan rung to repair the trestle-like structure that carries the tracks over the street The city is hopeful Southern will at the same time widen the underpass to 54 feet so that it will conform with the rest of Rosedale The lin said 'tdlan Charge ii With Murder Loeffler had permitted the delinquencies to pile up over 16 years and that Loeffler now has been put "back in the saddle" in the FDIC as comptroller Wolcott in another Congressional Record statement said the facts are that the assessment collections made by Miller "resulted largely from audits initiated while Mr Loeffler was (FDIC) fiscal agent" He said banks all across the country overpaid or underpaid their assessments because of misinterpretations of a complex law "There has not been a single Instance to my knowledge where an insured bank willfully contrived to evade the law" Wolcott declared He said Loeffler collected more than 61000000000 all told in assessments and that controversial adjustments during this period averaged less than one-third of 1 per cent -lc COME TO THE NEW 711 LOUNGE FOR DANCING AND' RELAXATION Open 10 A Daily Your Genial Paul Harold Coats 711 LOUNGE 711 PENNSYLVANIA (Off Hemphill) ED-0038 dim-ro zTtrvtcAgef 7d--AP iizabeth MIRANDA la a I 11 RIVERSIDE VA-8842 3500 28TH SI BOX OFFICE OPEN 7:00 Academy Award Winning Picture of 1952 "THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" Plus 4 Big Cartoons Popsy Donald Duck Tweetie Bugs Bunny SOUTHSID nictmovn Rod Cameron at 811 and 1:30 "OH SUSANA" John Hall at 1008 "HURRICANE ISLAND" Errol Flynn at 11:29 "Advpnture (14 Pnt F-bian" WESTERNER bU-ibLIJ 182 CALLOWAY RD BOX OFFICE OPEN 7:00 Academy Award Winning Picture of 1952 "THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" Plus 4 Big Cartoons Popeyo Donald Duck Tweeds Bugs Buggy B1EIL'KN'A'P "YOUTH AN 'frit LOOSE" Betty Compton LOVE MOODS" Li Ili St Cyr "BATTLE ZONE" John Christian "KANSAS PACIFIC" Sterling Miller 'JACKSBORO "YOUTH ON THE LOOSE" Betty Compton "LOVE MOODS" Lillie St Cyr "KANSAS PACIFIC" Sterling Miller "HELLDATE" Sterling Leslie PAIR KAI "THE EiREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" Tochnicolor James Stewart Charlton Hutton "DEAR BRAT" Mona Arnold OULEVARD Camp Bowie Weatherford Hwy Open 7:30 Start 800 "Year's Best" Picture! "GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH" Betty Wilde James OligrplialTgrahome PJIIKIE OPEN 7:15 START 8:00 7501 8 LANCASTER LO-3631 Woman They Almost John Trotter 'JACK MoCALL DESPERADO' George Stevens MORGAN SY 608 LVANIA VA-5971 Open Noon-2 Features "CONFIDENTIALLY CONNIE" Van Johnton "SALOME WHERE SHE DANCED" 2Yzoonrizeon! 2 Carlo Fran Popcorn Matinee COME AS LATE AS COMPLETE SHOW AND PLUS FREE-VUE TONIGHT ON SCREEN 2 ONLY AT 12:00 3 FEATURES-2 SCREENS BUT ONLY 1 ADMISSION PRICE Starts Today Open 11:30 PARKWAY RIDGLEA TOVER Jean Arthur Van He WARNER BROS Ut unaerpass Your Gen om "Confidentially Connie" UNIVERSITY DR IN FOREST PARK 1 9 It I ifs: if 1 van Isigh yoU DON'T BELIEVE IT? 1 4 04 i rigy 12a141tiea 22 1 'I 0 i li: Ciet WHITE These Two Great Shows for ONE BUCK 't 0 1 4' 7" i PHILL IVERSIDE OPEN 130 A CARLOADI VA8842 3500 28TH SI 2 BIG HITS I OFFICE OPEN 7:00 BOX ture v- 11 ers --Nt Academy Award Winning GRifAiii2ST SHOW 4001 ittt l'iP THEN LOOK AGAIN 1111111114111 MONA FREEMAN BILLY DEIVOLF It2-07 4 ON iEARTH" DEAN JERRY i 1 BRAT" ''''t 0-' foillima -4 ci coteense: it 1ii i ros '4 n7 1 I A1 SOU TH SI DE pins in Technicolor the 'Ilk EllABETII SIXTI At Al 4 pii Rod Comeran at 8:11 and 1:30 litliktUS pwgou CARMENMIRANDA GREATEST SH011 011 EARTH 4TECHNICOLOR SUSANA" on Hall at 10:08 ---4' 01 "HURRICANE ISLAND" MED STIFF 4 It's those a Errol Flynn at 11:29 ---0 --L bian TARZAN FACES HIS ft frmelor I A Ad visntlite ef Pit: ora worm Jr Tate -11 It 4 girls little GREATEST PERIL l- "r4 2 pi WESTERNER I 114 ertz IttlAtS 42itgrit Rock" taking woLcoTT-DEFEND EDGAR RICE BURROUGH sulitt i i u--8goxitutocptiptcaget RD I TA- mr- 1 i 1 ARGS IN DRIV A I 1 i rri IOW WORLD' EJWE-IN -4 Tomo ''''1 1 it I '1 1 II vehrtfrN" Academy Award Winning Picture RIVERSIDE and EAST LANCASTERtiT7 1 1 li 0: :1 I iiii i al I erek! to Gay 41 i oug evi of 1952 "THE GREATEST SHOW ANDITHE P40 1 S' 4 l' ON EARTH" Plus 4 Big Cartoons Popeye A AND I Donald Duck Tweene Bugs Bunny EVIL -H1 -ri) sr-- NO2 DRIVE-IN I 0:11 WASHINGTON Aug 7 Loeffler had permitted the de- BIEILIKININP EX BARKER Spuo et-Opope ou I SitAgg 1 it 4 Chairman Wolcott of Michigan linquencies to pile up over 16 0 CE MAC 1PKENZIE 4 On QUAg "YOUTH um Tett LOOSE" the House banking committee years and that Loeffler now has Betty Compton 'Eta 4 t-- a Friday the Federal Deposit been put "back in the saddle" in 1 LOVE MoODs" 1 ---e JERRY 1 '1' 11 1'''S I germs "1 costarr John Hodak ing nsurance Corporation is strong- the FDIC as comptroller Lillis St Cyr 4' al 4 1 il 'er than ever the na- Wolcott in another Congres- "BATTLE ZONt ki CHARLES ---1 i-Linda Christian 1 i lion's banking system "never has sional Record statement said the "'KANSAS PACIFIC I ewitSIS 0NORTti main t4 431 better served the credit needs of facts are that the assessment Sterling Hayden-Eve Miller 1 --GIANT DOUBLE 1 i MU-- Ae'S our driving economy" collections made by Miller "re- 1t6 '1 intletilSCOT' 'JACKSBORO Edgar Rice Burroughs' "TAR AND SHE-DEVIL" 1 14Lr" ''s1S- 41 COBURN Le'' I L-- Wolcott blasted a statement stilted largely froth audits initiat- Re pie en ta hile Mr Loeffl le MacKen ed er was 1 1 zie 1 1 2 AT A armen MIRANDA MAT MON Thra FRI -80c Eve and all day Sat Sun 95 earlier this eek 1 ive Rains hank (FDIC) fiscal a ON THE LOOSE gent" YOUTH Betty Compton Tom Neal-41'1661a' 2B--- ON SCREEN 1 AT 8:10 AND 11:5 Blake-Jack Holt I 0 9 Children Anytim 35c --Regular Pass List Sus spended-0 of Alabama a ba ing committee member charging "big city bankers" under the Lillie St Cyr lie said banks all across the "LOVE MOoDS" country overpaid or underpaie "THE DALTON'S' WOMEN" 1 4----- I- 4- 4 HOLLYWOOD AFRICA Flaming with Passion' 1 "KANSAS PACIFICA 7 Eisenhower administration were their assessments because of mis- 1 AddTeedcl-hnPiacoulloKrelitcyaZahne filed" ON SCREEN 2 AT 810 ON SCREEN 1 AT 10:20 Sterling Hayden-Eve Miller I trying to wreck the FDIC interpretations of a complex law 1 "HELLGATE" ON THE STAGEI s'f ')() w4 The corporation insures bank deposits up to $10000 and col- 1 There has not been a si Sterlin Haden-Joan ngle veslie 00 Noon to 1:00 PM Bobby Henshaw and Ho Amu- 1 4' GLENN RHONDA ''4 I 0 1 it 1' i': -Hy FORD FLEMING trf nstance to my knowledge where tours from Six to Sixty! Sponsored lects an assessment from banks 'A' KA' I AyigAttl) by "Mohawk Fine Brand Meats!" an insured bank willfully con-1 to pay the costs trived to evade the law' Wol- THE EiREATEST SHOW RIVE Broadcast over KCUL BRIEN Ct ORO SAISWIE Rains charged in the Congres- '14 IN 5 cott declared Pr -3'1 EDMOND 1 'AIIIS lit xt 0 MO tit) u)R ilobeTt mi Record that Russel Mil- ON EARTH" ler was being ousted as FDIC He said Loeffler collected Technicolor James Stewart '114''t 1( treasurer because he made the more than $1000000000 all 1 Charlton Heston-Betty Hutton TODAY OPEN 1145 NI Sfid told in sssessinents and that con- I "fatal mistake" of forcing big Tge "DEAR BRAT" '4 the troversia! adjustments during ()if 1 Ifit (0) 11 111 'New York City banks to pay Mona Freeman-Edward Arnold It gs" rgio i this period averaged less than 1 more than $1000000 they owed ri4 mom: noram sG te14414 No mama "Lill" is STAYING in insurance assessments one-third of 1 per cent BOULEVARD '4a'4 vicloo Rains added that William Cam Iv -N1414i FREENUE TONIGHT 7a 0 iff Lewis Weatherford Hwy 8 410Hc- le 11 :4 opsn 7:30 Start 8:00 fo'ke 4 THE 1::) r' THANK FOR 4 MORE DAYS! 14 YOU COME TO THE "Year's Best" PiEST SHOW ON cture! PtrA ON SCREEN 2 ONLY AT 12:00 libt i City SP Men NEW "GREAT 4 4r CHRISTIAN 4 Coole 2 RAWAON0 FEATURES-2 SCREENS EARTH" 4 Betty Hutton-Cornel Wilde 3 BUT ONLY 1 ADMISSION PRICE Mr and Mrs Talk' Widening 711 LOU1VGE FOR DANCING AND' James Stwort-Glaria Grahame Fort Worth PLUS FREEVIE TONITE! RED SKELTON-ARLENE DAHL IMIPIIIKIEME ill WATCH THE BIRDIE" Starts Today Open 11:30 for your 01 46LL 1 RELAXATION n'" et TV II Open 10 Am Daily OPEN 7:15 START 8:00 'MORGAN SY6IT'Alli I A 7501 I LANCASTER LO-3631 VA-5971 ial Host-- Open Noort-2 Features Generous 44 Paul Harold Coati Woman They Almost "CONFIDENTIALLY CONNIE" PARKViAlf R1DGLEA TOViEll Van Johnson Response! k'' City and Southern Pacific Lines John Lund-Audrey Trotter 'e '''4" officials discussed Friday the pos- 711 LOUNGE 'JACK McCALL DESPERADO' "SALOME WHERE SH Yvonne De Carlo DANCED" s4154s44 0 0 '6: 4 sibility of widening the underpass 711 PENNSYINANIA George Montgomery-Angela Stevens 2 Cartoons-2 News Free Popcorn Matinee i a 0 LY -11 on Rosedale which goes under (Off Hemphill) ED-0038' 4 1 s' IN the railroad's tracks 4 414 td' Rosedale is 54 feet wide but qt- 7 10)6144 the underpass is only 40 feet I ww ET TAppyEltmell'IMEEk-N --1181111 1 i Public Works Director Thelin I I pointed out WI I ty1119 '1 if ft 441'' --44 4-: I 14 10' eL 11 i 4P z-- CARON FERRER AtIMONT2cohlz (7)3 He said the railroad is plan- LZ le I AI 1 6' 1ill-Ob6115 Teday at 130 sting to repair the trestle-like Children 25e 3 structure that carries the tra ck rxeiliinglig THI114 Ira' poi 74 1 r-1-14 i over the street 1b vrooti it)i l' la 'L4 The city is hopeful Southern 0 jL 04it Ai -4- v-77: Ed IIJ Ea' Pacitte will at the same time 9 "-E -2 widen the underpass to 54 feet i tit NOW IN ITS THIRD so that it will conform with the OPEN 11:30 osrude 775155 A1 iNvItia :14 A ADULTA ONC LY! test of Rosedale Thelin said ANL FIRST DRIVE-IN SHOWING 0 i 2 -7' gr'' WONDERFUL WEEK! 1 CLEOP IRA He Wiles ars oves 4' irJ coil qii taattligal i) JOP AMMO" Into 00 A IP' 4 1: Man Charged Fe A I FAR 11 IW C- er per) i NOUS WA3 it: '1f on A A ill C2 IS Iry 90 AV- ith Murder EN MARtiN001-LEINS '1 I II 71 41 2 SIN 4::: Ac' i Il am Dav iid rzt gg am IG 1 a HE (- Eli HOLDEN NIVEN MaNAMARA Inal: 1::1 eilk -z NONOTE childr en' Admission Price alp 1 oil Ir Ao' HA RET -1' I- -1 minatd for Thu ts Engagement ius orzEm cal 1 1'''''W' 47 alan CO 0 46 4 Ili 1 4s 2 nd LAST DAY RE01411RIP2RZE5 lotz: EAP 9 'fNMS1' A pi i lik I cl Rhopla Willia A' EAt7111 1' A 11 1::: I Mk vi1 ciiii ith i THERE So 11: I 1 A'' 1 NEVER MINE N11104 -4 AV A WAS A I 1214nat A AV -44-4 itt'adita SIN! 14 MAN I i AL it a 6 lig '6 0111121! jrur I 1 11 6 A All the and pageantry gyt! rqiicolo2 LIKE I' 4 'II PI' s''' lb' NOP 111 me test 14 VI '4101P wort or -1 1 44t :1 Oa- llz' of the West's Indian Country! 11001 AdiF 1 Alan Ladd 11 0 Heflin TECHNICOLOR I 44 1 ---lizabeth SCOTT Carmen MIRAND WESICOTT itah' ii ji 1 GUY MAO SON FRANK LOCOLCIA MILES DICK GIBSON lip- liCe el "YEAR'S BEST" FILM GTA COME AS LATE AS COMPLETE SHOW AND rv7wy OPEN "Greatest Show on Earth" ON THE GIANT SCREEN 4 EIGHT TOP STARS! 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I I 1 7 1 moommommommommour 'confidentially Connie" II I I I 'I I OR EST PARK NO CARTOON YOU 111131111EVE IT? 13 I I Van Johnson Janet Leigh 41 IR SSfollao to A 1 DON'T 1 i li 1 102 HMO I WHITE These Two Great Shows for ONE BUCK er RIVERSIDE PHILL OPEN 130 i A CARLOADI ndent VA43842 3500 28TH 8I 2 BIG HITS BOX OFFICE OPEN 7:00 itr'77e Academy Award Winning Picture THEN LOOK AGAIN tri ft I ulp i I h9011Nti( 14IP i I 1 1 Ambrosio Martinez 37 of 911 was released on bond after being charged in Justice Callaway's court with murder He is accused of the fatal shooting Thursday of Antonio Rodriquez 43 of 310 Franklin Funeral arrangements for Rodriquez a laborer for Glade Construction Company are incom: pieta at Shannon's Survivors include his wife his mother Mrs Luz Rodriquez i four sons Tony Joe Margarito and Mike Rodriquez four daughI ters Gloria Elenore Christine and Alice Rodriquez all of Fort Worth three sisters Mrs Mar: garita Martinez of San Francisco Mrs Angelita Garcia of 'Sanger and Mrs Rosa Valle of Fort Worth and a brother Frank Rodriquez of Fort Worth and Alice Alice Rodriquez all of Fort Ambro sio Martinez 37 of 911 was released on bond Fri tice Cal day after being charged in Jus- laway's court with murder 4 He is accused of the fatal shooting Thursday of Antonio 43 of 310 Franklin Funeral arrangements for Re- driquez a laborer for Glade Con- struction Compan are incom- plete at Shannon'ys mother rs Luz Rodriquez 4 Survivors include his wife his 9 four sons Tony Joe Margarita and Mike Rodriquez four dau gh" it ters Gloria Elenore Christine 1' Worth three sisters Mrs Mar- garita Martinez of San Frfncisco it Mrs Angelita Garcia of Sanger FREEVUE AT HTEBAOT RIEHS "BATTLE: ZWIE9! 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