^WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 1, 1946 SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS DISCHARGED FROM NAVY been honorably discharged from Housing Problem Committee Topic • 'Seaman (2nd.cl.) Raul M. Rod- the navy. Phone Firm riguez; . 615, S: Colorado St.,. has Annexation Suit Action Sheriff's Sale "The Housing Picture in San ficer of Texas, Louisiana and Antonio" will be the topic for Mississippi -for the Veterans' Taxes to City discussion Wednesday at 12:15 Administration. p. m. in the Minuet.Room of last Tiroes Tonight By Courts Is ANCHORS AWEIGH RaisesM ;Show Increase the.Menger Hotel during a joint Girls' Advisers Plan meeting of the research- and Thursday ' A total of $2,120 was collected Two Citizens File Motion in Appeals Clou.-: A check for $63,933.07 was re- statistics • and emergency - hous- New Training Courses D»Mt Pregram Nighr' Tuesday for the delinquent tax Asking That Case Not Be Dropped "-'-, ceived Tuesday by the city from ing committees of the Chamber Girl. reserve advisers of the account through the sale .at the .Southwestern * Bell Tele- of Commerce. 1 Younger, Girls -department -of A reply by two citizens to the city .of San Antonio's auction of three tracts by the phone Co. In payment of the 2 Speakers wilt include V. F.. the Y.W.CA., meeting in the li- motion to drop the annexation case with .Terrell'Hills and sheriffs. department. per cent gross receipt-tax levy. Buchek, president, San Antonio brary Saturday, will prepase'an This is. an"increase of .about $4,-: outline for the -'training • course Olmos Park -was filed Tuesday in the'court of civil appeals The cases .had gone through 300 over the payment, a year Assn. of/Home Builders; "C. T.. It'i tru.l MacLeod, district:': supervisor, to be submitted to national head- bunts up flto and through the attorneys for the contestants of the bond issue. the courts in the -back tax col- ago; when the remittance' was quarters. At the .same' time, moiquito«».~Para- $59,609.71.'-The' 1944 remittance Federal, HousingV Admimstra-; The reply seeks to have the" case continued to a conclusion lection campaign, handled by tion; Frank 'Brown, executive' plans will be'formulated for .the lytn and raffecatn of judgment in the first case Arthur M. Scholz in the district was .$56,880.12. final 'supper scheduled, for 6 th.nvtoo* for good In the courts rather than The city ha'd estimated the director,' San Antonio Housing; nwawre. be dropped. The city 'had- ap- will adversely affect their'rights attorney's -department. Sixty- Authority, and :R._F.-Andrews, "p. m. Monday in the clubroom telephone gross "receipt tax .pay- of the "Y.V . ' Cmtaliii DOT pealed its case for annexation which they have in'the bond is- five'persons attended the sale. ment would be unchanged this supervising loan guarantee of- against the two. districts when sue case. G . J.'Lucchese, et al, The -parcels -sold were: Lot year. The .increase, therefore, it was lost in the district court. vs. G-us B. Mauermann.",. on Fresno St., purchased-by eases the city's- -.financial - posi- Then when the annexation of '"The question of the^.validity A.'C/Hogue for $665, taxes due tion to the :amount .of about' $4,- the'two districts seemed likely of the annexation of Terrell' $282; lot on W. 19th St., pur-300, an'amount sufficient to' run WINDOW*/- to invalidate the city's stand in Hllls-and Olmos'Park is-a mat- chased by Goldie D. Bryant, ter of public importance) to-the the city government about 10 the currently contested-bond is- 160JL-NW. 19th. St., taxes due hours. " '•" .••..'.. - ••AMATIC THIILLIt sue, the city filed a motion to citizens of San Antonio; Terrell ,$406;-and a third -lot purchased IT UWAU CMOtOlO) '•- affirm judgment in the case and Hills, and Olmos^ park, • and is by J. B. Swift, 526" Ceralvo St., DACO drop the appellant action. likewise of importance to the Veterans to Meet for $1050, .taxes due $740. TRODUCT LAST TIMES TODAY Scots Citizens' Motion jurisprudence of' the State of Veterans .Jrom /.World, Wars: 'THE PICTURE OF Priws (Inc. T«> Texas," the-motion'stated.; CREDIT MEN 'MEET I and .II are. invited.to-the,reg- DORIAN GRAY", Lcwer noor «J». S*M In the reply; to • this; motion Mczzulw «Z.H two citizens, B. W. Day and Mayor's' Statement. Movies ,'explaining frequency ular; meeting -.of Alamo; Post No; With Geo. Sanderi Dalconr »1.3», Gallery Me R. R. Redus, speaking,through Mayor -Gus B., Mauermann modulation.and television will 2, • American /Legion, to te held the attorney's for the bond case, said after receiving -word of''the be ' shown Wednesday at a Thursday at 8 p. m. in the Elmer Ware Stahl and A. R. motion: "The people who have luncheon meeting-of the "Whole- .Legion .Club' House, 205 W. Sohn. stated that the-confession filed- this have now switched sale, Credit Men's Assn. in the French ;Place,' ^Walter-Groce, sides. When the-annexatioh>suit Cascade 'Tloom, St. Anthony- comniander,v announced' 'Tues- GLflSS-GLO was in progress, they'were/in Hotel, Joe W. Thiele, program day.-': A'-band^coiicert will ^pre- Cor theft Charge court taking notes -and confer- chairman, announced Tuesday. cede the. 'business -meeting. THE CLEANER ring with \.the .attorneys ^who: Brings 5 Years were fighting the annexation. WtUPllTT They'are'trying^ to keep us-from WALTER G. LEHR Jr. Alfred Munoz. 616 -San Patri- winning'our, bond suit and"will :Juit Returned From Senlce • CLEAN AND tio St., was.sentenced to five go to-'any'extreme." years in the state .penitentiary Com. Alfred Callaghan, wtio REAL^ ESTATE and LOANS Tuesday by;.Judge W, W.'Mc- 211 has fought the bond issue suit Alamo "NatLiBKi.' G-7031 ALAMO-voi POLISH THIS Crory in criminal court on pleas said Tuesday:_aftemoon-that.-he.; PIAZA.C-Z52 of guilty in two caseVof automo- had 'riot 'heard 'that. the move bile theft Th a terms will run had been made. .' EASYWW . concurrently.1 • "1 think'it is t fact thaf ifthe; Two cases of automobile theft annexation is carried -through'! UM GLASS-GLO for were dismissed the courts, the city will win .'the; cleaning windows, mirrors, • The sentences were imposed suit,.but in so doing'-the:bond glass fops, glass doors, for theft of an automobile Nov. suit may ; be lost," Callaghan: porctlain, and chromium. JOHN" PAYNE 13 from O. Wolf, 245. Luther said. Drive and a car Nov. 7.'from Mayor Mauermann said thaty No wattr is nictssary MAUREEN O'HARA 1 A. L. Basse, 131 Mariposa St. he did not think the reply'would ] with GLASS-GLO, just affect the cityte move to^drop the annexation -'suit.: and .-stick-1 spray if on and 'polish WILLIAM; BENDIX Lodge Notes by, the. judgement. But it might with clean cloth. The general relief committee cause further delay:' ; Small Sprayer BottU is BUY DIRECT FROM of the Order of Eastern Star Motion Stated •-'- • TRIAL! included, when you buy will hold its quarterly meeting The motion: :charged that the FACTORY AND SAVE! Obnvinoi youhell 'by 15- two litigants' hadv.no right to Get your glasses from largest day toit, at .our rlik, that GiASS-GLO, Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. in the direct-to-consumer-retail op- this U the biggest bargain Masonic Temple, Mrs. John V.- settle their case ;tt% private per.- tical laboratories In America. you ever-fcafl. Pertect sat- • __ sons inasmuch' as= all the citi- Save 2 profits, StyllsH gen- lifactlon'(uanmt««d. or no Franklin, secretary, announced . ulne Rhodlom* flnlib zlmleis cnt. 'Glastei around on Tuesday.. i zens of San. Antonio--would' be • mounting, - complete wittr prescription of licensed At Your Store affected -by the outcome 'of the' single -via!on; TOR1C' stock Doctor. bond case. ;-. . •• •..-. . . \ lensen for-f»r.or.ne»r vlilon. If appellants' motions"'Tiad 1 LARGEST OPTJCI A N IN AMERICA ; Princlpila of,thl»Jtlrm^>wii'a.T»rg* optical factory und the largest chain merely sought to disrmss.-tiie/ap-.j -Of inctory-to^coasunier.'retail"optical brancnet'ln 'America. CSH1 »t once MANUFACTURING CO. peals, this ;court would''have-the'' and b« convinced. ' ' DAVIS •power, authority,:and^dutyVto 112 f. HOUSTON STREET 425MAIN AVENUE 3 9 1 S. FRONT S T. deny such motions.and retain Acrou' from Tnas Theater SAN ANTONIO 5,TEXAS MEMPHIS 3, -T.ENN. WOMEN the cases for hearing .and. deter- NATIONAL OPTICAL Op*n Saturday XlthU to » o'Clack AZTEC STORES CO. Btora la Pllnclp*! ClU*a mination on: their merits,'Since ••••••M FOUNDED !>>?••• the cases involve, questions of public interest,.;.,1' the reply IN THEIR stated. : __^__-' Disease Protection MAIN CIEAMERS Urged by Robbins ft1, dj. your army ; AV'ENUE • '"Ear3y:'Ro't';'we3.ther, cpupl^lv'^:. paati any with last'.weel!fs:raln, f^yiineart-/ ™ 5 DIStlLLE!) CLEANING '40V a diarhhea death peak as'early /' W. UM Solrent »i Clear, and' Purr as April this, year,",.'Dr. ::Lewis, Were Never Meant To A> Drinkinf Water! Suffer UkeThii! C. Robbins, city health" director, ;- warned. He urged drainage'of standing water and screening. H*r>'l i tip for against flies to stop spread' of ONE DAY SERVICE ••men trwMtd by the baby-killing disease.- Htrntu TtmiM. 336 increase in .diarhhea-has IrritiWitjriiHl yet shown on the communicable Wnk.rind, Cranky disease report. . Eighteen mea- sles ana two diphtheria cases were recorded. • - MAJESTIC If the functional "middle-age" period peculiar to women makes yoji suffer from hot flashes, touchy, nighstrung, weak, ner- vous feelings, try Lydla;:£. Finkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms. Takea- regularly—this great Medicine STOMACH helps build up resistance against ^^ *~l • ' AstAfisfT*'' such "middle-age" distress. - : u»dtHofp«dt Hnkham's Compound Is one of the best known medicines you - Nover upset an upnt stomach with can buy for this purpose.'It has overdo jej of antacid* or harah phy»- proved some of the happiest ics.-Be gentle with it. Take toofhing . days of some women's ^llves can .rsPTO-BISMOL. Not,« laxative. Not UMMontheWW often be during their 40's..We an antacid.lt calma and loothesyour urge you to give Pinkham's' upjot stomach. Pleat«nttp,the tasto Compound a fair and honest —children love-it. Aik yow dru&titt trial. Just'see if it doesn't for PEPTO-BISMOI. when your ttom- BENNETT help you, too. It's also «eA »(/pier. „ EYTHE a great stomachic tonic!. A NORWICH PKODVCT "COL EFFIIINHM't VICETABLE COMPOUND GRAND GREGORY DAVIDOFF BDSSIAN CONCEKT PIANIST ' ZEBRA LOUNGE OPENING NIGHTLY ALAMO •• DRIVE-IN THEATRE A MILE OUT AUSTIN-HIWAY Phone T-10ZZ ^ LAST PAY! . .Bob Hop* THURSDAY, APJUL 4 Virf ini* M»yo TO-NI0HT 7P.M. • "THE PRINCESS In M-G-lVTs e>ccrf1ng screen and the PIRATE" Enjoy • MoVie From th* Comfort of Your Cur

BRING THE KIDDIES "ThrM Admiaatoa Strang«r«" ADULTS 35c; KIDS lOc KIT RAT CLARK GABLE • GREER GARSON in victor Fleming', JMS* of "ADVENTURE1'- CharlM Bojtr K«lr Lamarr Lanren Bacali In Pan! Htnrtld Itabart Walker In with Joan Blondell 'ThomaS Mitchell -TOM TULL>JOHN QUALEN-RICHARD HAYDN-LINA ROMAY ' "CONFIDENTIAL Manrten O'Hara "HER HIORNIS8 HARRY DAVENPORT - Scnen Pliy by FREDERICK-HAZUTT BREHHAN ind VINCENT LAWRENCE * AdipUtion by Aflthonj Villltr an4 WllH.mH.WtW THOMSON'S TERRACE AGENT" .in and tht BELLBOY" "THE SPANISH dud on » Nov.1 Hy Clyde Brion D.vi* • DIRECTED BY VICTOR FLEMING - PRODUCED BY SAM ZlMBALrST- A M.w-Go)Jwyn-Mtrw I 3120 Fredericksburg Road -MAIN" TManna Dnrnln Deanna Durbln DANCING EVERY NIGHT FEATURING Ralph Bellamy In Kalph Bellamy In "LADY ON A "LADY ON A LAST DAY IRATN" TRAIN" 'STARTS On tWSroit ' JOE REICHMAN and Orchtttra • ROCKE LIRA Alice F»ye and Hi» 8-Picce Btmd With Dana -Andrews On the Scrten Altet In "FALLEN The Dally SUtere" Dana Andnws ANGEl" and THURSDAY "COL EFFINGHAM'S RAID" in Within Them TED LIRA, Vocalist "Fallen Walk FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE P-5891 *•«• 10-A SAN ANTONIO EXPSESS - T>wdiy, July 18, 1967 SUPPORT SEEN

WASHINGTO„.N, V:»l:u-5:lt-7:u-K:H Al: 1: ATACA EE. UU. PERO LOS COMU1SISTAS HUYEN Damages are assessed by the FREE PARKINS ifttr i:M »W s*n p«» PEUm SAIG6N—Tropas norleamericanas persiguen a los comu- jury. Atom* H«n tank ttoroje r-KEE, CONVENIENT PARKINS nislas en vcinle distintas operaciones a Iravcs de Vietnam del Harris, who has starred in Sur, pcro el cncmigo huye y se esconde. such movies as "Mutiny on the NIGHTS Bounty," "This Sporting Life" the elegantnntimatei Noticias Nacionales and the recently completed [ NOW In air.conisHioned "Camclot," claimed his words VIlllTA ASSEMBLY HALL rt cinema, 24 MUERTOS Y 1.1H IIERIDOS EN NEWARK were true and denied they were if IMS CHORDSMEN NEWARK, N.J.—Cinco dias de violencia y caos en esla defamatory. "In« South Shall Kin Again" ciudad, la segitnda mas imporlante de New Jersey, dcja un Newman's lawyer, Stephen if BARBERSHOP QUARTETS premiere openingi saldo de cuando menos 24 muertos y mas de 1,100 heridos, en Terrell, in his opening address, •k THE HAPPY JAZZ BAND los zafarranchos mas graves que han ocurrido en la nacion said the fight occurred at the if THE FREELOADERS desdc el dc Walts en 1965. Los motines se han exlcndido a Mirabelle in October, 19H. Harris related his version of 6:30 p.m. — Chow Tim* — Welt, :30 p.m. ciudades cercanas, como PlaiiJield, Jersey City, e East •rn and Mvxican Specialties. A 1430 N. MAIN Orange. Las perdidas pasan de cinco imlloncs de dfilarcs. what happened on a television fun meal from baotfi la baoth program in November, 1955. al prepclar prictt. MOTJN DE PRESOS CAUSA 37 MUERTOS Hams said on TV that New- MynameisGALIA. JAY, Fla.—Prcsidiarios encolerizados en un campo de reos man came up lo him in the 8:00 p.m.—Shaw tim« I'm French que fue integrado rccicntemente, provocaron el incendio (juo •eslaurant anil was "terrible WEDNESDAYS -.1 love causo la muerte de 37 presos, segi'm informan las autoridades rude" and invited Harris out- the pleasure del e si ado. side, saying something about a tKru Augusl of being 'punch-up." Adults $2.00 '•jjT~ i with a man! : Noticias dc Mexico "I hit him. I look him." Children tie 12-S1.00 [arris told an interviewer. "He I Under 6, Fr«* G1RA DE DIAZ OliDAX POR VERACRUZ fell sick and I took him down to Spontorcd by tht San Antonio •ONEOFTHEBESTTHSYEAIficxTMumylovTS l. O MfiXICO, U.K.—El I'rcsiUente Guslavo Diaz Ordaz hara Kiwanii Club for Charily jomwnrffi (GALIA) una visita a la parle none del cslado de Veracruz, duranle cl mcs de scptiembrc, para poncr en servicios diversas obras EXClUSiVt S.A. Run! dc benoficio social, entre las que se deslaca la ciudad deporfiva She Was only 111 ROBfUTMIRHUM de Tuxpan. A ChilH — Net Ytt A Wemo»l 'Movies from the Film Capitols of the World" "THE ADOLESCENT" and CEREMONIA EN HONOR DE BENITO JUAREZ Original Uncut Verslenl MfiXICO, D.F.—Una imponente ccremonia se cfecluara ••NIGHT OF LUST" Nexl: "The Girl Witn The Grand Opening Festivities! cl martes en la mafiana para recordar cl fallecimiento del Hirngry Eyes" and "Bowled" Benemerito de las Americas. La ceremonia se efectuara en Live Entertainment! el henuciclo a Juarez, ubicado en la Alameda metropolitana, HELD OVER "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" 9:M Coinplinicntanj Cocktails! con la asistencia del Presidente Guzlavo Diaz Ordaz. Dcspu6s Omor Sbarlll, Julie CJiriilli GerokHne Clwplln sc montaran guardias de honor ante cl scpulcro del palricio cortMn «:ss PRICE $1.50 ADULTS ONLY CA 5-9021 en el panteon de San Fernando. No Panel Pt«os« A dm. SI.15 GESTIONES A FAVOR DE UN INDUSTRIAL Exclusive lit STARTS CAPITAN •; PIF,DRAS NEGRAS, Coah. - Abogados de esta ciudad A REALISTIC AND SHOCKING .hacian gesliones para normalizar la situaciftn del industrial APPROACH TO SINI THURSDAY AT: 2:OXM:004:00-t:00.10:M Carload Prlcti LOTS OF FUN! Mat. 1.50 *£vi. 1.7S-»VMIL. 1.J3 ;.saKillense Emilio Zcrtuchc, quicn hate dias tuc deteiiido en la hriitopTier Lee, Barbara Shelly ^pcmleneiaria, por girar un chcciue sin londos nor varios miles -DRACULA. PRINCE OF The present ihrimp eoting champion—with o record of 106 JOSEPHINE • de pesos. SWAP DARKNESS" Colir thrimp ot on« litting-Harold M. Scheer—witnosiej: Dr. Dean Martin, Altrin Delon Rosemary Fonylh David Keedy and reluctantly, Mn. Schorr. "TrXAS ACROSS THE RIVER" Colir j: Feature Film Designations blan Laurel, Oliver Hart/ "LAUREL ond HARDY • tRecommended lor currenl motion olc- GUIDE FOR THE MARRIED MAN, A:l LAUGHING Jures by the Texas Molkjn Pklure Boord — CAA) — Cinema 1- • r JOLLY JACK m Review. Recommerxfed for nrolure au- HEL.I.S ANGELS ON WKEELS-(MA) flienccs (MA], Recommended for mature —Texas. '' SPECIAL young oufllcncei (MYA). RecomnwMnl FfOrVBRE—(MYA>—Vijjlcn. for General audiences IGA). INHERIT THE WIND — (MYA) —I Baxifflcv't Open al 1:43 li.SQ conoon FOR BIG EATERS ; 'ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR, THE— SFarlile. (Thru Wed. Only) TEEN AGE GANG DEB Mori. • Tuei. • Wed. .-(GA) — Woodlown. Alamo. M'sslo.l, Bib K«p«. Phyllli Dili*i Show Time IrSS --Trail. Volley HI. San Pedro. AU Star Cost 11.50 A Cor load July 17 - 18 - 19 ' "EIGHT ON THE LAM' SHAGGY DOG. THE-(GA)-Woodlown, "PINK PANTHER" 3—Three Big All the "peel your own" cold Alama, M.ssicn, Trcil, Valley HI. San Peter Stller* In . . . TARZAN VALLEY OF GOLD Pedro. Pfltir S«lltrt "AFTER THE FOX" shrimp you can eat. TAMING OF THE SHREW, Rock Hudun, Solwrn J«KI «,2S ••DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE-IMAI—! THE-(MYA) _ Lourel. : 'Ailec, Olmos. THOROUGHLY MODERN "SECONDS" ••DOCTOR ?HIVAGC—tMYAl-Bo.-dcra' LIE-(GA) _ Cnema II. A Watt Dlsnvy DauDl* Pcral Nawmcn in ... /-Rood. Son Pedro. Ftaturt . . . Anlhony Quinn, Alain Of kin -DOVT MAKE WAVES— [MA)—Wonder UP THE GOWN STAIR- "THE ABSENT-MINDED "HOMBRE" in ;-EIGHT ON THE l.AM-IGAl-Rlosbv CASE—(MYA)—Broadway. Jirry Lewi i In ... ^.ord Vanity. PROFESSOR" -LOST COMMAND ' WAY. WAY OUT-IMAI—Mission. "THE SHAGGY DOG" "WAY . . . WAY OUT" Starring Fr«d MacMurray (Bolh Ftarurti In Cllcr] SEA ISLAND

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1 18 West Houston Street CA B-'IS'IG Thlt Is A^thtr Unlvirul Kmth Studio "MtmbertMp Good rn OvK- MO 305-A West Commerce Street CA 6-52'1't AISENT-M1NDED PKOFE5SOR • :M 111 East Travis Street CA 3-21367 Ftt4 MCKMurray/ N«IKV OISM "SHAOOY DOO" ll:SS CONTINENTAL HEALTH SPA 507 East Houston Street CA 7-0271 MtcMurravi J*e* Hafjen Far M«n and Wemtn Serving lln people of Jcxus lor mcr "O year.:' Cirtewi I:" block South of Oblole) TV LISTINGS S«n Antonio EXPRESS/NfWS-S«twtfa.y, July 15, 1967 P«ge 5-C PROGRAM KENS-TV Prafram Iht. * CCH.OR KONO-TV WOAI-TY ings compihd hi Caliiornian Wins a— ci$ B— ABC CJ-NBC Wide World (heater has been under way for mances stalling at 12 noon and r«duc«d, nona held back. Firit com*, finr nrvid, ell wlei final, 5 " The new theater, with a ca- of Spoitj the pasl three months with the continuing through Ihe after- *JL» Apalia 'deal far shade, won't freeze OQf lisa) Lost In Space if pacity limited to 200 widely assislance of Charles Wolfe, noon and evening. Soccer spaced seats, wi|l specialize in ^ Reg. $1,49 ...... only 70* ta. well-known San Antonio show- Bolh American and "foreign 0 pictures of arlistic quality, new!man. The interior has been pictures will be shown, .Moody 05I and old, it was announced byjcompletcly rebuilt and equipped * Chinese Holly Reg. $,.69 .... Miy 99*.0. Willia\Villl:i)1m1 MoodAInruluy JrTV. nfof Houstonllnm-tnn , it-ifVi <-,rsl,, 41,,. t - _.-i_i_-j * £ _ _ said. Among the imports booked :30 CBS Newi -A- Wrestling seals that are pilched stee- for showing in Ihe near future 2 5 " who operates the new llieater ply enough to give Ihe enlirc au- * Jap Yews 89*.,, here ami has opcralcd the Art arc Ingmar Bergman's latcsl R. ,„ ;00 Porter dience an unobstructed view of or Todox a Bailor Cinema in University Village at the screen. 'ilm, "Persona," Mai Zetter- Sun Shads. Hardy S Wagoner -fr Sports^- llouslp^_for Uie 'past three Complimentary cocktails will ling's "Night Games" and the Reg. $1.49 0 Awny Wa Go ^ Dating Game Flipper^ controversial "My Sister My Sir fiarrloniae Larfl° flowering Love." •* uaraemas R68. $1.49 r:000 Later, Mooy said, he will oc- wing in I-sal. cans. Post Time ^ The J.F.K. Discothequo r :1S Conspiracy casionally feature revivals of ol- :30B Mission: A Go Go ETV Audience's der classics, and is planning a 89',,. 10 ^ SUM Lawrence Get Smart S Impossibla ^r We lie * 'Bergman Festival" of several Pittncnnnim Greer1 °r Silv°r' :09 'ilms by the famous Swedish di- ntiwporam :1S At the Movies Capitol rector. "The Proud and :30\ Pistol! 'n' .Mrs. Jeanette Manlcy, long Piccadilly the Profane," Porrpin y Increase Predicted 8*SS" Petticoat! ir associated with the theater busi- * ALL CLAY POTS ...... 20% OFF Palace * _Wm^H olden, Nacho :00 ness in San Antonio, will be the ) Miss Univerit Deborah Kerr ':!$S Beauty Boxing de WASHINGTON (AP)-Tliel Opposition to the excise tax manager of the Art Cinema. Mexico Visit Superb Homes! :30j Pageant £• Peyton Place head of one of the nation's three plan was offered in prepared Moody, who is 26, is originally J.45 big radio-lelevision networks testimony by Leonard H. Gol- from Galveslon, but has made Better Built Homes in Forest Oaks and liis home in Houston for the :00t 12-Star Final predicted Friday a possible 10- rtenson, president of American Colonies North :1SS Casanova '67 past eight years. He is a gradu 1 Weatherman - TV 4 Newi * fold increase in educational (ele- Rroadcasting Co., Inc. :30 Alan Burka ^ (10:20) 20th ale of SI. Edward's University IP i " (10:40) Movie Gran Teatro vision viewing if Congress He called the excise tax plan in Austin and the American Century _^Cambat S^uad,' creates a public broadcastuig Academy of Dramatic Art in GREEN LIGHT TRITHION :00 "Scene of corporation. "a special tax levies against a John Ireland s eci Now York and lias spent consid- the Crime" Frank SUnlon. president of! P "c commodity" and urged ln erable time in Europe, where he II "Jet Attack" Sign Off Columbia Broadcasting System, stcad that the coiporation de played small parts in two mo- Inc., told the House Commerce rive Its funds from "multiple tion pictures, "The White Hor- Committee he expects noncom- sources — from private dona ses of Vienna" and "Come Fly Wilh Ale." mercial television lo attract be- lions, and from broad-basec tween 10 or 20 per cent, of (he "Galia," also tilled "I and My .GREW ueHrTRITfflON United TV Network, a Flop in May viewing audience at times once taxation as well as from appro- Lovers," Is a modern love story the new system is established. priations provided by the Con- nvolving the ultra-sophisticated Rep. Lionel Van Derclin, gress." set of Paris, starring one ol Euroire's mosl lalkcd-aboul new J)-Calif., a former television Like Stanlon, Goldcnson Inaugural, Will Try Again in Fall newscaster, estimated in putting actresses, Mireille Dare, in the the question to Stanton that non- strongly supported the legisla- lille role. tion. 0» t.WH commercial stations account for Brendan Gill, Ihe New Yorker By JERRY BUCK two hours of late night miisiciinilllon to $30 million lo cet off alxiut 1 or 2 per cenl al present. So did Evcrclt N. Case, chair- film critic, said "Made lo BUG i NEW YORK (AP) - The man of the board of directors o[ delight, 'Galia' is exceptionally rnmnrivjand comedn Pily l presideran*,., d rpl,ove- r.!.„.! by,th. e ground. . ., , Nichol~H.MUMs said-. "Ijfi w01e, Slanton said he expected com- CONTROL United Network, which flopped comedian Bill Dana. The show- operated the \vay the networks petition for viewing time from National Educational Television, engaging. I can think of few was carricd b m stations who urged the congressmen "to on its first venture into big-time >' - do, we'd need lhat, but we're Ihe noncommercial stations but, movies wilh greater verve and Quickly! ™ f Ui.l f.,„„,! ...:it. i.>iii_ _ go down in liistory as members finesse." television, says it expects to But, faced with lilflc sponsor not going to do il that way. U'e said he hopes "we will be skill- inlcresl and mounting debts, il of the committee, and Die Con- The next feature after Safely! return to the air this fall for an- make no bones of having any ful and ingenious lasted for only 2.1 performances. grandiose plans or of being an!meet it. "Galia," Moody said, will be Economically! ollier try at becoming the fourth In lale June when United went American people thai compel! he Swedish production, "1, a twos >.S5) network. into bankruptcy court it wns networks." itive freedom of Ihe air which, in Woman," Ihe slory of a hospital NOW $ 495 reported, erroneously inrse who goes through several James W. Nichols, United's romantic entanglements. Gallon GREEN LIGHT Trithion executive director, has been .says, that the network isherf. The lobby of tlie new (healer Th« prict IMI bun r«ducad but lh» quality Ii ililf lh« iam». lining up financing, meeting s being decorated wilh three "We had simply filed for reor- work. "The forecasts indicate,",1 ready passed by Ihe Senate, On* pound, or 12Vi°i Trithian Ii itilt the belt corUrol for Lawn wilh creditors and studying pos- ganization under Chapter XI of original paintings by David Chinch Bugi. SUM covert tli» averag* iiz« lawn (6000 iq. fr.), sible programs — to slage what he said, "thai by ihe fall of IMl A major provision of the bill Sims, well-known Houston ar- but coili {2.00 leii. the Bankruptcy Act, and we're there will be 124 markets with! would create a public broad-! isl. could be Hie biggest comeback!11™' in Ihe process of rcorganiz- Housing l ov 1 four or more stations, and Ihcse casting corporation to establish iJi television history. !!!.'/>,"^ i!, " S, fnrward," said markets will repre.senl M per'one or more noncommercial ccnl of Ihe homes." Top echelon people at ~-,,,allHS im jradio and television networks. Plan Pushed Second Summer Term three major operating networks 'producer, What went wrong the jjrsl! Slanlon said he favors Ihe lime? ! proposal Ijy ihe Carnegie Com- doubt lhat Nichols can garncrj in ||ie reorganization Oliver : mission on Educational Tele- San Anlonio Housing Author- thee financiafinancial l harlcinrbackin» grmrnscnr necessarv Vy. TrnvE. Treyz? nnnlim, onn climli«^.e? «hear .ud« of Ihe Nichols says that when his: ity office will seek coopcralion for a second try. ABC television network, \vcnl group taught out i he conlracls nf reallors and properly owners front Overmyer, it found itself by an excise tax on tele- TRINITY United went on the air May 1 out as president. vision set sales, the proceeds of implementing a program for "1 waul il clear Ilial I don'l willi no creative staff, no techni- leasing 250 low-rent homes in will its first — and only — pro- cal staff, no facilities — yet which would l>e fed directly to lliink il could have been put lo- Hie corporation. the city. gram, Jhe "I.as Vegas Show," KClhcr without Ollio," Nichols committed lo an air date 30 Approval of Ihe program was days away, "ft was a night- He said this proposal offers made early this week by Sec. of said, "bul it was the decision of 6 1 a sitIe UNIVERSITY niiiro, "beiiove me "'lie "aid" " " " ™" ''aWy greater insula- Housing and Urban Devel- the board during the reorgani- ' ' ' ;lion" from possible government Day and Evening Classes Gun Charge ration lhat his services would! air dale sell opment (HUD) Robert C. AVoa- the •alternative er. Graduate and Undergraduate Courses not be needed." |back a inonlh tn May I, bul proposal to finance Ihe corpora- cvcn so il was lnc -.--.. , . ; According lo guidelines, Ihe The network was conceived! wrong lime to lion through congressional ap- authority will provide fi- Classes Begin: Wednesday, July 19 by Daniel H. Overmyer, a ware- K" nul ln«king for advertising I()cal Jails Author propnalions. Inaneial assistance lo cover part houseman. But before it ever contracts. "It was (he middle of The Johnson _ admnii.slralion|admnii.slralion ' REGISTRATION NEW YORK TIMES HEWS SERVICE went on the air lie sold out to a the fiscnl quarter and in some of tnc rent nf (ne uni[s to 1>c wauls Ihe decision on financing Icascd I)V ,,lc lcnants Thc rc. Tuesday, July 18, 1967, 9-11 a.m., NEW YORK—1-eRo i Jones, group of Tcxnns and Kan.sans cases the lasl fiscal quarter, put of until next year, and the maindcr'is lo be paid by Ihe tc- 6:30-8 p.m. Ihe 33-year-old Negro play- headed by Nichols, Jack V ,Mc- and that meant advertisers legislalioti carries only a $9 mil--1 • wright, poet and jazz critic, was Glnthlin and Willard Oarvcy. were spending less money," lie nant. Preston G. Northrup Hall lion authorizalion lo get tlie cor- The program of leasing pri- among those injured and ar- McGlollilin, who is chairman of sniil. poration started. resled Friday in the Newark Ihe board, and Garvcy also arc In nridilion. Hie "Lns Vegas vately owned dwellings is one of disturbances. major stockholders of the Mu- several public housing tc<>- .iiiuShoww " waWMsS up againslt [armMa-iwfformida-i rkl Tl jniqucs authorized under the Jones, who lives in Newark, tual radio network. jhle opposition — Hie long-estab-! " v-fll11 rllrt and helped nications Commission approval|P™_P££iy.'l 5£5_ ABC for purchase of WMOO in Mo- "—~ pons. Police said he had in his Bul when asked if Dana wouldi introduced the Joey liishopibilc, Ala. possession Iwo loaded .32 cali- l» host again, he replied: "r'vc!Kllow into the lale night corn- 01 Davis, who did not disclose, TV RENTALS l«r pistols. The bearded writer got a great deal of respect forlP ''™." Nichols said. "His purchas...„...„„e. pric,„„,e. of the station,) City WMi Strvk* was taken lo Essex County jail Bill, but I don't know if he mil ratings were pom- and we ha" operated K NO DEPOSIT —FREE DELIVERY on $25,000 bond. He will have a fil inlo our plans for the fii- thought it would help us.. Bulled KISS;^nc o JIMMY HOPP'S hearing on July 27. He was not lure." jM.idi.snn Avenue was feeling if : ' ' ' TV RENTAL CO. lricn ARC W.MOO is a 50,000-waU facil- ED imi — Day and matt charged wilh having fired Ihe Nichols is purposely indefinile couldn't do it, how ity. guns. about when Unilcd will \x> back cmll(1 we do it? These factors Jones lias gained allenlion as on the air. resulted in a lack of support the articulate, vitriolic spokes- He also declined to be specific from the advertisinvertising communicommuni- man for extreme anti-white about the network's financing, ty. Fast Relief For Itching, views. His play "Dutchman"jsaying he feared il would "There are n lot of Ihings we Hillary was recently made into a siic-'prcjudice his case wilh the ban- would have done differently, Bufinttl Acfalmfitralian Hoipitol AdmlnTilration Burning Feet. ChimUtry Mathematics cessful film. kruptcy referee. there's no queslion ahout lhat," Drama Mulic In its June 22 bankruptcy pcll- he said. "Our reviews were fa- Economics Philosophy lion for reorganizalinn, the ncl- vorable, Nielsen said we Soothing, cooling Desenex* is so effective It's selected EducaHon Physics Boat Released work listed assets of Si, 132,410 reached a peak of 2.8 million promotes rapid healing as it for use on the U. S. Olympic Engliih P«lilkal ScTincc and liabilities of $1.822,.ISC, in- households, Imt without a lol of kills Athlete's Foot fungus 1 earn. Guaranteed to work or Frtuch PsycKolo^y MANTA, Ecuador (AP)—The cluding $25,70(1 owed to Dana. advertising support il was fool- that can bring on painful yourmoney back. Use powder Gtology • •llglon luna boal Western King, out of Nichols said United wenl Into hardy, in our judgment to con- cracking, peeling and blisters. by day, ointmenl at night. At Oorman Runian Seallle, Wash., left port Friday cour t so thau t il couldJ continue to Begause il seems to work all drug counters. Hnllh, PKyltcal IducoHan Sociology —' - ' ' —" tinue and incur the losses we Spanish after (he U.S. consul In Guaya- operate while paying ils debts. would have. We decided we'd where others often fail, doc- Uso Desenex dally and you quil nakl a $22,620 fine for Ille- Told that a network official lake a second try at Ii when ad- tors prescribe and recom- may never suffer from itchy, For additional Ir.f.rmatlon, onlacl UK W«c» eF Admlnltns, gal fishing and taxes. estimalcd Uicy would need $25'vcrtising would ivarrant it." mend Desenex. And Desenex burning feet again. Trinity Unlvirsiry, 715 Stadium Driv«, PErihing (-4MI (Adv.) loo Late to Classify DAW MIVI-IM THEATRE Too Late to Classify IIUAT SI.M CARLOAD M) fltasintM M. WA2-7SU Best Bets |-DIATH$" "LAWI.KW WJHSW1— colw TOWNE TWIN TV-Radio Logs HUI9LEH , Anwla UniSuty II SLA*S Yw In Ih4 Cutl MAHULA MR. ANTON JIKISLEH. SR.. ".MANK1SII"— color WIW * tlllylull el LtWI Victor Jin, John BrMlitld "MAN CALLID KTIR" Mictiy SUOHtY. Cuolm JONEJ 1443. McKlnloy Ave., passed "MLACK »l,KKt" Rithud Todd • Ji.n P.llri (4» -KIM$.T¥ (it) - KPNO-TV 112) - I1COH-TVJ4I» away tn a locul liospltal Friday _ "I1ABK KACK MliLSON" •March 21st it- ttio ago ot 13 B»lllJ>lllb«n«. Aklltl -tWlreff •In Colw «nd Clntm»Scop« |Th) Wlil'l BLOODIEST Cwtll CIIOSSI (41) Wrestling On TV (laughter*. ------vt-,— .-- . yra, Bucvlvcd hy hia wile, Sttrlini HAYOEN, Pimila DUNCAN EVENING and Mr». C. C. Brlnkoetcr ol Mrs. Louis') jleislor, daufhtcrs* "ARROWHIAO" "Gun Billlr >l Monterey" .8:30-<4> Ui?ele MacKenzie Sun Antonio ; sons, A. II.. Fred. Chatllon Hulon • jack Cilanci — 3 Cirtoani ' 6 P. M. Harvey Maliuhi of 8«n Anto- Mrs. Tholma Cude. Mrs. Catli- Edie Adams, guest TV Key preview lor Satur- ulo (iud Ue Mnhulo of Adklns. orino Stelnhautr; Son, Anton New. 1st |5:0"-(5) S. A. Bowling (5 ) Have Ciun I Texas; Bisters, Mrs. Ida Tudyk Hplslcr. Jr., 3nn Anlonto: Sis- day: and Mrs Amy Rukowitz of Au- ters, Mrs. jPi-cil Trlcber, War- (12)- Family Theater Paladin robbery ing. Tcxns; Mis. Helen Kck- Perry Mason kliis. Texas, nncl Mrs. Lula I in rd, St. Louis; Brother. (41) Film Short suspect. Woodcock, .Mm. Walter Blm, 1 6:30 p. .m, (5)—i-erry Mrs. .George • Sclir'HUb and Mre. Mathcws Heielc' , Hungary; 4 NACIONAL 6 P.M. Mason. "The rase of the Bmll Jauernic of San Antonio: tfrnndchjldien, and 3 Kfent THE BROADWAY COWPANY 9 P. M. brother. William Maliula of grandchildron Rosarj- will be DIMCI FROM NEW YOliK 819 A. Commtrtl—Now Opining 1 p. n. | 6:00-( 4 ), Whirlybirds 9:00—1 4 ) Amateur Hour Desperate Daughter." Your Adltlns; ivxnfi i seven grande i - reef ted in the chapel of the IN PERSON! previewer gulssscd the identity dren nnd seven .great-ffrnndcnil- Alamo Funeral Home Sunday, ,"IF YOU LIKE TO LAUGH, YOU'LL ""The Runaways." If.i iunsmohp rry Mason your wits to the test with him church officiating. Interment in Home and Mass will bo at 9:00 ACTUALLY HE PRO- "Revenge," in a most enjoyable process io- St. John's Lutheran cemetery. n. m. in St. Mnrjrarct Mary DUCES THE HUMAN "Case ol the Desperate Arrangements by Catholic Churcii with Rev. Rnh- Greer Garson. night, • 3IZIK-KEAIWS ert Loemi officiating. Inter- VOICE IN THE HAM- Daughter." (41) World Movies FIINBRAL HOME ment will »e in City Cemetery MONO ORGAN! Perry Como No. 4 Pallbearers will be Victor Alu (12) Dick Clark 9:30-< 4 ) Hit Parade (c> LIPSCOMB 7 p. m. (4)—Perry Como, Dubf, Erwin Schulz, Georc1o LOS (41) Trans. Music (5) Death Valley Mr. Victor H. Llpscomb. 47. of Waltz, Jr.. Raymond Matthlf - I Bs45— (41) /F News Ray Bolger takes over for va- 217 E uUHwoocl died at a local sen. -Carl Waltz nnd Lclon 3 (12) Feature ca'tionin'g Perry tonight. hospital March 21. ' Member Cude. An-anffeiuents by Episcopal church, and resident ALAMO FUNERAL HOME THE TOP COMEDY 7 P. M. There'll be-a soft-shoe dance, San Antonio 18 years. Survi- . CA6-5Go7 STAGE SMASH ASES I'.fO— (4) Perry Como (c) 10 P. M. review of American dance vors: Wife, Mrs. Marguerite ! Lipscomb. San Antonio: son. Thrw young. ro« • ~r Mary Kaye Trio, guest. 10:00—( 4 ) Deadline (c) • styles from Charleston days William Lipscomb, San Antonio: John Z. Bowles, offc 65. of 1882 nianltc and charm, with Ray rrd Ginger Rogers mother. Mrs. Iris T ipacomb. De- Rigsby ave., passed away Thurs- TONIGHT ing singers, with > '(12) Country Music ( 5 ) 10 o'Clock Movie vine, Tex'is; brother, J. N. day in a local hospital. Sur- their lattit rtcord- vivors : Wife. Mrs. Bernlce ingil ;; '. Mac Wiseman, "Passport to Treason," rememberinR, and a raft of Lipsconib, Freeport, Texas: sis- Bowles: daughters. Mrs. Besaie Municipal Auditorium songs from all concerned, terj, Mrs. E. W. Moffctt. Alice. San Antonio, T«xal ";'• Eva Kay "Cookie" ' Rod Cameron. Texas; Mrs. Morris Rlrtgewav, Taylor. Mrs. Ruby PO&UC. Mrs. LAMBDA } SHOWS DAILY: Bolger, Rogers, Connie Doilie Mae Deans: son. Lee Roy TICKtlS UN SALE AT BOX OFFICE }. 6 & 9 "i McKinney. (12) 12-Star Final Devine, '1'exas, and Mrs. J. E. Bowles; nine grandchildren; TODAY! THIS TERBIFff. HIT! PRICES i including lax): 54,80, $4,20, (41) Christophers Francis and thf, Mary Kaye Davis Rnnis. Texas. Funonii five preat-srnndchliaren: broth- 53.60, 52.40, 51.80. ON IHE SCREEN: "UN FAROL 10:15—' 4 ) rommanrt t'erf. services will be held Saturday EN LA VENTANA" i Shorts— '7:30— (5 j Dick, Duchess Trio. afternoon, March 22, at Die er, Alf Bowles; sister, Mrs. Nel- ra "Bonky Tonk," ClarK Piei re funeral home. Lulins. lie Hathaway. Services 2 n m. Adults 50t—Children ISc (41) Big Picture- .Gable, Lana Turner. Have Gun Texas, followed- by interment. Sunday from Hfch Smith 8:30 p. m. (5). Have Gun, Arranuemnnt.H by" ehnrch, Lulinp, Texas. 'Inter- (12) Weatherman HO* AKBRS. CAfi-7201 ._ ment. High Smith cemetery, Will Travel. Not much physi- direction. A Symnhnnv Special Event 8':00— (4) Polly Bergen 10:20—1121 vnth Cent. I'hpal. cal fighting Hi this episode^ SHANNON SOTJTIISIDE FUNERAL HOME "Throe Steps NSrth," Mr. Eldon D. Shannon sr.. 1411 6301 S. Floras (in Jlitr]nnd»1(>> "A Nltjht in Granada" ( 5 ) O! Mismui: but you have to ' admire S. St. Mary s St., passed away HKILJUMAN lutiday Evinii'fl. U'trr 23, 8.30 Susanna plays Cupid. Lloyd Bridges, Paladin and his cleverness as in a local hospital Thursday, Mr. Herman Joseph Hciligmnn. March 20. at tllfi asc of, 48 132 Grant, passed away in :i nntt the .story you'll luvo (12) Lawrence Weik Lea Parorani. le helps a widow who has two years. Survivors: Wife. Mrs. Al- locnl hospital Thursday, March . JOSE GRECO AND" HIS COMPANY scheming eii rjter her land. berta Shannon: dnuKhter. Mrs. 20, at the nfe'ft-of 74 years. Sur- intcnsly! TICKET; NOW ON SALE. Symphony Bo< Office Marjorie Vnuelin. M i d 1 a n d. vivors: Daughter. Mrs. Cecelia Municipal Auditorium, CA6-226? AROUND THE RADIO DIAL Paladin easily makes fools out Texas: sonn. Eldon D. Shannon Carder: son, Mr. Gus J. Heilig- Prices S3.50 S3.0U, $2.50. S2.IIII. 51.50. 51.00 of the greedy schemers. Jr: and Edwin Joseph Shannon. man. San Antonio; 5 erandchil- WOAl, 12(m k. «. 7:30—News city: sIst'T. Mrs. Thelma Nisbet. (MBItAIH!) , 7:3!i- (.iraucl Prtx tiisele -MacKenzie MlirphysburK. 111.: granddaupli- sfstnrs. Mrs. Josephine Horton' . Saturday KvtRlnt Till MiriniKht 7:46— Sports 8:30 p. m. (4)—Gisele Mac- tor, Beverly Ann Vauphn. Fu- Miss Minnie Ileilipmnn. Mi?s ILESLIECARON-JOHNKERR B:00—flews, changing 8:00-News ' ncral services will be hold Sat- Norma IIcIliKinan; brother, Mil- KKNH. 080 k. *. «'HS 8:05—World TonlCht Kenzie. Giseie and guest, Edie urday. March 22. at 4 p. m. in Ion Hclligman, Washington. Fu- Times 8:25—News Analysts the chapel of the AJumo Funeral nernl services \vitl be held Sat- 6:20—Monitor Adams, chat a W* and do some home with Rev. W. R. Millrr 6:30—liuest KUr 5:00-John Wilson 8:30— Entprt.i inment urday, March 22, at 2 p. m. in 6:46—NI-WJ 5:05— Grand Prix U. S. A. relaxed singing. The girls duet officiating. Interment n-ill be in the chapel of tho Alamo Funeral 'S MOW 9:05—Grand t'rix San Josu Burial park. Mr. Shan- home with Dr. Carl j. Schmidt ZTEC 6:00—News.S. Walton 5:16— J*ew» to "Deli-rhlful To Be Mar- non was a member of the Bap- 6:30—Monitor 5:30— J. Wilson Finals officiating. Interment services 9:2B—John Wilson ried" and "Nice To Have A tist church. Arrangements hy will follow In Sunset Memorial 7:00—flewa-Monitor 8:30— 'lorn Harmon ALAMO FUNERAL HOMB "A MOTHER . . . 7:45—Monitor 8:4S— John Wilson 10:00—News Man Around The House." The park under the auspices of | 1U:00—Newscast 7:00— News 10:10- jaznn HI-FI David Crockett Lodge No. 122ft. 11:00— RelWt Curfew Kids join Giseie in her A. F. & A. M. Mr. Heiligmnn BUT NOT YET A WOMAN!" 10:16--Music oo Deck 7:05 —Countr y Stylf RUSSELL, was a member of David Crockett standard, "Tiptoe Through Miss Bnelah Russell. 52. of 502 Lodge No. 1225. A. F. & A. M.. 2-9296 »POWNTOWrl The Tulips." Aueus'a. died .it her resident! San Antonio Consistory. Alzafnti NEWSCASTS ON RADIO March /O. Resident San An- Shrine nnd the Lutheran church. "THE BRIDE AND Gunsmokc tonio 11 years. Mfmber Jloth- Arrangements by THE BEAST" KMAC (630 k. c.): 3:30, 4:30, KITE (930 k. c.): 5:15 p. m I 9 p. m. (5).—Gunsmoke. odist church. Survivors: Fath- ALAMO FUNERAL HOME er Bcntley Russell. San An- —PLUS— I 5:30, 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30 p. m. and every 30 minutes on the The town drunk goes into tonio; brothers. Bnbo.rt and Wil- CA6-5357 hour and half-hour. liam M'th New Brighton. Pa., SHERRARD "THE BEAST KONO (860 k. c.): Every aclion, and he's worth watch- and Eugene Russell. EhlDlrc. Mrs. Mac L. Shenard. age 71 hour 5 minutes before. the KEXX(1250k.c.l: 3:30p.m ing. He takes on a stranger Ore.: sisters. Mrs. Eunice Tale years: residence, 148 Carey ave., OF BUDAPEST" , maun euro- mm scoir. mm HEBSIEI hour. KCOR (1350) k. c.): 6p.m. with a boltle in hand, and the and Miss Thelma -Russell, both passed away in a Jocal hospital San Antonio: nephew. Fred March 20. Resident of San An- Plus II M1l •iCTSA (550 k. c.): Every KIWW (1450 k. c.): 2:55, plot is on. A puzzled Marshal Roffman. Pt. Neches. Texas. Fu- tonio G5 years, member of First I hour on the hour. 3:55 and 5:55 p. m. Dillon tries to find put why neral services Saturday. March Presbyterian church. Conserva- pa.eahi.neE 2nd Hit! SUMMER LOVE 22 2 p. m.. Akcrs chapel. Pr. tion society. Pan-American, PE3-7374* 339W.J05EPrllNi the drunk wants to go to all •Paul Terry officiatinff. Inter- Hound table, Military-Civilian FM Stations: KONO, 92.9; KITE, 97.3; KISS, 99.5 mem Sunsrt Memorial park. Luncheon club and Army Wives that trouble, and it makes .a ArranEnme,nt3 by and Widows of Ft. Sum Hous- "THE MILLER'S .good show. nor AKERS. CA6-7201 _ ton. Survivors: Daughter. Mrs. NOW K. Finley Cannon jr., Gamts- BEAUTIFUL WIFE" ville. Kin.: son?, Col. Robert G. virroRio SOPHIA ShciTitrd jr.. National War col- S. A. Stage lege. Ft. McNair, Washington, DE SICA IOREN The D. C., and Col. David G. Hjlwr- l:50-3:45-5:35-7:30.9:30 rard of Heidelberg, Germany; sister. Mrs. K. U. Atkins. San Episcopal Antonio; seven grandchildren. Real Rib-Buster Services, W o n d a y, i p. m., March 24, at the First Presby- terian church with Dr. Georgo By RENWICKE CAKY I armed protests ol Will's mbon- Mauxe officiating. Interment, Ft. Churches Sam Houston National cemetery. "THE YOUNG AND .ROBERT . JULIE ThTh e lourinInnrinrgr JNCNewW Yorlornk prnrO-o ', shiner P^P?-^^ . , The family appreciates the wj]] jn (hp a|r fora beauty and sentiment of flowers ,THE PASSIONATE" TAYLOR LONDON in San Antonio duction of Ira Levins lunatic and Smm tnpn on he inno. but suggest that donations be made to noysvillti or the charity IVITELLONI) JOHN CASSAVETES comedy, "No Time for Ser- jccn (|y brinfes woe to everyone or church of,your choice. Ar- FEDERICO FEUINIS Welcome You to rangements hy l:00-3:10-5:20-7:35-9:45 eeants" — well cast and • clev-1 from the sergeant of his bar- CHAKLU-S HANAVAN erl** y staged-kep- t a big audt,, - rack-~ „!,.»s. onrt«iirtt«lVl up to Oth e generalfwnprfl L. CA7-G1U . All Services Rex Everhart is terrific as 13AKKON ence rocking with rib-busting I. Robert Barron. ase 80, ol Telephone churches for laughter at the municipal audi- the hapless sergeant, sharing 1511 W. Mlwllcloe. died Thurs- hours of services many of the show's biggest day in an Albuquerque, N. M., torium Friday night. belly laughs. hospital. He was a member of NOW Temple Beth-El.- Survivors are LAST DAY TODAY As adapted from the novel LAUGH-MAKERS 6 TO 40 MATINEE daughters. Mrg, Rose Levy, Sail CLINT "CHEYENNE" WALKER North Side North Central 'by Mac Hyman, it conies pretty Oilier laugh-getting perform- Autoulo; Mt'H. Anne Lnckrtdgo, SATURDAY 11:30 HisFirat Albuquerque. N. M.. 6 grand- "FORT DOBBS" . > (Laurel Heights) (Fort Sam Houston) 'close to being a 1-man show ances arc those of Tucker Ash- children, Servian Sunday at "RETURN OF *'BigMotionPi(;ture! ST. PAUL'S for Ihe tall, gangling Georgia worth as Will's mouse-like :t:30 o'clock at Ihe Porter Lor-, VIRGINIA MAYO. BDIAN KEITH VIRGINIA MAYO CHRIST EPISCOPAL injf chapel with Rabbi David l:20-3:25-5:30-7:35-9:45 THE TEXAN" Tel. PE2-/333 (tl. L.A60345 hillbilly, Will Stockdale, .who buddy and James Mllihollin Jacobson nffirintinn. Interment BRIAN KEITH Beiknan at Russell Grayson nnd Willow Streftt has a heart of gold but is KO as the psychiatrist obviously in Beth-El cemetery. Dircc- • Rev. Samua! Orr Capors, Rev. James Joseph, dumb lie thinks latrine duty is llnn by Rector in need of a psychiatrist. PORTER LORINO Rev. George Taylor, an honor. The props, deluding the in- GESaWKIN Rev. Louts R. Goodrich, r ALWAYS Associate Rector Associate Rector Max J. Go.ssy.-ein, ago 8. j. 72-'l ALWAYS VP^VE^N THEATRB FORCED TO EEPOKT terior of a Intrinc with a row j'ock died Friday in a local GOOD Rov. Wilford. D. Watts, Northwest Playing the Stockdale role of snow while toilet scats that ho^pllal. Stirvitni.s: Si.slor, Mrs. GOOD '»' '»:''• AT.'VRACrVC ClfeCLI '.'?! Curate ,stand at attention, add much Tilii C. ScliucUi;: n i- P h c w s. FIBPIFfil •otfisaajt si •. ,iA«i)6 HW»: FOOD IN (jclf'tioif Arm) i for nimil itus wortwonnh wa\vrirsi Charlev^nm i\.os rumm <\\. «*i n.m »"• •, •••m K. C. N. Schui-ltf and Wc»Jry MOVIES , *7.tn''fr'H6rij WA.i2.6JS7 i Northeast Illohman, who, by tho way.jto the ppnoral hilarity, J:ofli>nlir>rK: ni'-f'-n. Mr«. Hlltla UKULt ol SNACK BAR TRINITY licdii-r. Alrn. H, Whiplash Action! 11 St. dike's Lane TA6 0475 Rev. Harold W. B. Nicklo, way. • I a slaphappy crew fly smack Rector rhapel. liitrrnicnt in Hcrnifinii Rev. Joseph L. Brown; Things get off to a very into the area of an atomie KOIIH cemetery. Arrangements Recloi w i Ih SADUNDSof Rev. Robert L. Darwall, North Loop funny start when a member explosion. . | KIEBB FUNERAL_110MB Associate Rector '(Castle Hills) ' of Will's draft board goes into Another performance of No FRAN/ Rev. Harland M. lrv!h, the hills and forces him to Time for Sergeants" is on tap Mrs Mnlimtit A. "Hoof" Fnmx. MONTANA . Assistant Rector ST. GEORGE'S 71 of 007 E. CJuincy pi. died nt 6S04 West Avenue DI2-034I) report for induction over the for Saturday night. H local hospital March 21. Mem- ST. DAVID'S , Rev. C. H. KeM, ber Uapltst church. Survivors: Son, E. H. Shugart. Ft. Worth. T«l. [A424S1 Vicar Trxas; daughter. Mrs. Pearl 901 Canterbury Hill Chatham San Antonio: broth- Downtown ers, Charles and Ira, both Aus- South "(Travis Park) tin. Texas, and George Willmnn, (Columbia Helnlilt) Houston. Texas: sisters. Mrs. ST. MARK'S Vivian Newman and Mrs. CUT- SANTA FE MISSION tun Kruuse, both Austin, Texas; lei. CM 2426 KmnddHUKlitcr*. Mrs. J. O. Gaff- T*l WA30822 315 E. Pecan St. ni-y and Mrs. P. J. LcMrlltaur, 11(18 Brunswick A*e. Rov. Harold C. Sosnell, D.D. both Sun Antonio: grandsons, Rev*. Melchor Saucedo, Rectnr A. J. Blllo, Son Angclo, Texas, Rfctot Rev. Thomas H. Morris, Jr. and J.im<* Williams. Roswell. Rev. Esteban S«ucetio, Associate Rector i\' M.: ••IfCht Rrent'grandchil- Aislitant Rrclor iln-n Funeral services Saturday. Southeast Miirch 22, 3:30 P. m.. Aknrs Sit SEASON rlmpel. RPV. R. B. White offici- Terrell Wells (Highland Area) ating. Intermrnt Mission Burial EO«N-)AN STERLING »*«MM*H nark Arrangements hy ntN nilRVf 1. Illl IF inSM? »EVF»IV GAHAND HOLY CROSS ST. STEPHEN'S ROY AKKRS. CAG-7201 DAN UUKItA • JUUt MUSB14 ,,E,IH ..,,,.. Tel. V»A3 1142 lei. LE3-7513 RENT-A-TV 1 BASS 575 E. Celsluma Soul ) Hew Rraunfets at Ada , r- i.(v j^ji- ij i;--i'i •• o-n Mrs. Francos A. Bass, 78. of Rev. David C. Penticuff, Rev. Arthur Geeson, . . K, Druo..' —H 5rr.,;( Co,I CA 2-2481 — Cumberland rd. died March Priest-in-Charae Rector tfi SUrvivors: Sister, Mrs, AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CO Goldle A. Moore, San Antonio; * HOPPS * 1210 N MAIN AV brother. Marvin B. Akcrs, San CITY-WIDE WEEKDAY SERVICES AT ST. MARK'S Antonio and several nieces and nephew* Funeral aprvlcoa 2 12:00 Noon—Monday. Tuesday, Saturday, Holy Communion ICKIIOIM : p. m. Sunday. March 2:1. Pruitt MPB » I 12:05 Noon—Wednesoay, Thursday, Friday; Preachino service tollovrtd by luncheon FREE DELIVERY Avenue Baptist church with DRIVXtlN JTHEATRES F»E1Ij Kev R Louia Burt and Rev. Grover Lee officiating. InU'r- ir THIBM OMi III TOUB mrnl in Rutledgc cemetery. Po- teet Texas. Arrnnsrementa by ROV AKERS. CA6-720J ALAMO CAPITAN LATIN-AMERICAN SPANISH LECTURE 1426 Austin' N.lwoy GET MORE W, Comni'crce -St or 3&r|r Lait Nilt!! Lasl Hilt!! Miquel Aceves "THE OUIET AMERICAN"—Color OUT Of- LIFE Lull Aguilar. Rosita Arenis A Practical and Fascinating discourse on America's Intimate Question Audit Murphy. Micliael Redrwvt "HAy AN3ELES CON ESPUELAS" ••RUN FOR COVER1'—Color HKLD OVKlt • 3rd RIG WhfcK Jnm^s Caanty. Vivecn Linilfors GO OUT TO Maria Antonlcla Pons At 2:10-4:t3-fi:U7-8:0))-»:5r> ••A hISS BEFORE DYING" Rafa>l Bjltdon "INSACIABLE" DliBOKAH • STKWAKT Color "YOUNG GUNS" Tttiug; Willtrn Kerr (iranger RolOTt W.iontr. 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INJOT OU« SNACK IAR 1 GOOD FOOD AT SNACKBARS • PI AYGROUND ; AT MOM rjnivi FREE ADMISSION PLAYGROUND POR KIPDIIf FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 30, 1939 SAN-ANTONI0 EXPRESS Jack Benny on Owl Show EXAMINATIONS GIVEN Theater's Gala Premier Set for Tonight DEPORTEE DIES ALL POLICE OFFICERS ON WAY TO HOME AU member* of :th* San Antonio police department from th» -chief Succumbs in Car in Yards on down to the lojvest-ranWng man Here on the fore*."will have to take & special, examination to determln* Gaston Castet, 52, a Frenchman, their fitness "fir. their respective ordered deported on charge of duties. It was announced Thursday Illegal entry, and on his .way back by Commisi^oner Louis W. IJps- to France from San. Francisco, comb. died in a car on the eastbound The examinations will he con- Southern Pacific train here Thurs- ducted Friday in the cafeteria*of day evening. Fifteen other aliens th« San' Antonio Technical and were-in the car, in charge of Dr. Vocational School. One group will George P. L/emeshewsky, who told report at 9 a. m. and another at city detectives Castet WAS a dia- 8 p. m. . betic. The body was turned over MAX HURT IN CRASH. to the Hanavap Undertaking Victor Hernandez. 26,. of 1020 Company and Justice Wiley is San Patricio Street, is at Robert conducting an inquest. B. Green Memorial Hospital with, a broken leg and possible internal injuries. He was a passenger on CAR INSPECTOR DIES a truck driven by Manuel Asruilar, OF KIDNEY INFECTION 411 South San Marcos Street, which collided with a car driven by E. T. W. Wilkes, 51, 1105 Hays Gomez, 513 South Pecos Street, 'at Street, filed Thursday afternoon Bl Paso and Colorado Street* at the Robert B. Green Memorial' Thursday night. Nobody else TVM Hospital of a kidney infection. He hurt. had been in the hospital for the past 39 days. For that Important mid-morn- Wilkes was a native of Georgia, ,'ing and mid-»fternoon «n«r- but had lived in San Antonio for Siring drink 3 years. He was a car Inspector on the Southern Pacific Lines. Jus- Pap Up tice of the Peace Otis West was with making an Investigation of the WON-UP death. ... the pur< Survivors include his widow, Julc* of »un- Mrs. Carrie Wilkes; a daughter, melltmed Val- Mrs. Milton Sowell, both of San ley Grapefruit . . . and noth- Antonio; two sons, Lorraine "Wilkes, ing else! of San Antonio, and Thomas J. "Wilkes of Norfolk, Va.; his mother. TRY IT TODAY Mrs. Josephine Willies of Pulaska, Ga.; a sister, Mrs. Walter Lee of Jack Benny's newest starring- vehicle, "Man About Town," Pulaska. Ga., and two brothers, •with Dorothy Lamour, will be shown on the midnight show Bob Wilkes of Pulaska, Ga., and Saturday at the Majestic Theater. In support of Benny Howard Wilkes of Brunswick, Ga. and Miss Lamorfr are seen Betty Grabble, Binnie Barnes, Phil Harris, Edward Arnold and "Rochester." HATURE'S HEALTH DKIHK. SUSPECT ARRESTED IN TJEIXG on the receiving end o gags, and the audience goes mer- P/i5TE(/R/ZFD FOR Pt/R/fV rily along. DRUG STORE ROBBERY the jokes Isn't where Jack Ben •WON-UP DISTRIBUTOR: ny likes to be, but that's whera h Rochester, In case you've forgot- S. W. DYE Detectives Frank Brlce and Lee usually ends up, and his role i ten, is Eddie Anderson, and the 827 S. Alamo St. San Antonio, Tel. Williamson announced Thursday Man About Town" is no exceptio cast features Dorothy Lamour, Ed- night they had arrested a sus- in the film set for the miflnigh ward Arnold, Binnie Barnes, Monty pect who had made a statement Woolley, Phil Harris, Betty Grable, regarding the holdup of the drug show at the Majestic Theater Sat the Merial Abbott Dancers and EMPIRES store ot Mrs. Geraldine Galloway urday night. Matty Maineck's orchestra. at Meerscheidt Street and Virginia A frothy, musical comedy ston Boulevard the night of June 21. ith plenty of laughs has bee The suspect, a your.g Corpus provided for Benny and compan Christ! man, was reported to have which includes most of the stars o been positively identified by Mrs. popular radio program scram ing th* Galloway, Ming in and out of the story. A hurtt of «x- The ofCicers stated they hoped frequently happens on the radio 'il*f biniitiid to clear iip a number of other re- Rochester steals the show with hi to htll'l lilt cent holdups through the arrest. out poll! » — ANGRY DRIVERS FIGHT SLOT MACHINE, BOOKIE AFTER NEAR ACCIDEN GOODS TAKEN IN RAID A MID floodlights and the glitter that always attends the opening of Charles Gilden; 23, 51S Dig-no WHIflWOMAM Earl Kerrell, 30, was booked at wity Avenue, was cut about hi a new theater, the Broadway Theater in Alamo Heights, latest of 5:00—WOAI, Hnnlo Bologninl; KTSA, A Paramount PUlvrt iDi The Lone Eager; KMAC, Singing Gau- police headquarters for horse body, arms and legs late Thursdaj Interstate Theaters' subsequent-run picture houses, will see its initial chos; KABC, Fulton Lewis. bookmaking following a raid !ate during an altercation with a mo presentation tonight. 5:15—WOAI, Organ Moods; KMAC, Thursday afternoon by Sgt. Frank torist with whom he had avoided Answering a longfelt need in ~~ ~ Fats Waller. Vogler and Detective C. J. O'Neill a collision. Xhe Alamo Heights section, the 5:30—WOAI, Buck Rogers; KTSA, at the rear of 1402 North Hack- Gilden, who was treated at th All Hands on Deck; KMAC. On With Robert B. Green Memorial Hos STARTS theater will be the finest of its On trie Air Today the Dance; KABC, Fractious'Fingering, aerry Street. 5:45—WOAI. Newscast; KT9A. News Vogler reported a quantity of pital, told police he was driving TODAY! kind In the Interstate Circuit, a A. M. By Air; KMAC, Speaking Confidentially; bookie material and a slot machine on the \Y, W. White Road en rout streamlined modernistic building 6:00—KTSA. Musical Clock; KONO, KABC, Highlights In World News. were seized in the raid. He said lome when his car narrowly miss Bill Bayers Cowboy Ramblers. 6:00—WOAI, Cities Service Conceit: he had been told the place was ed colliding wivh another at th with soft-toned, handsome finish- 6:15—KONO, Earlyblrd Varieties. KTSA, Buddy Clark; KABC, Wiley and operating as a private club. intersection of the old Seguin ings for its interiors and the most 6:30—WOAI. Good Morning: KABC. Gene; KONO, Rio Grande Fiddlers. Sunrise Serenade; KTSA, The South- Road. Both earn stopped and comfortable equipment available. 6:15—KABC, Forward March: KONO, erners. Sammy Kaye Orchestra; KTSA, Tali, Gllden was slashed with a knife in The affair tonight will attract 6:45—KTSA, Towns Talk. Mayor Maury Maverick. the hands of the other driver, h notables from all over the South- 6:59—KTSA, Cathedral Bells, INQUEST.CONDUCTED 7:00—WOAI, Program Resume; KTSA. 6:25—KABC, News. told police. west who will be introduced at Trading Post; KABC. News; KMAC. Ce- 6:30—KTSA, Bee Morln; KABC, IN H. E. JURD DEATH Gilden failed to get the man', microphones in front of the theater cil and VI. •Theater HILltes; KONO, Odd Facts. In name or the license number of his over a broadcast from Station 7:05—WOAI, Breakfast Club. Spanish; WOAI. Avalon. Time, 7:15—KTSA, Towns TalK; KABC, Found unconscious at his room car. KABC between 7:30 and 8 p. m. Morning Roundup; KMAC. Musical 6:35—KABC. WOR Symphony Orch. at 1634 North Alamo Street late He'll do any Among the officials ot Interstate Clock. 6:45—KTSA. An Editor Views the Thursday afternoon, Harry E. Jurd, She dances Theaters coming to San Antonio 7:30-KTSA. News by Air; KMAC, News; KONO, News In Spanish.; KABC. thing to turn Birthday party. Texettes. 53, was pronounced dead on ar- She's bis with a bubble for the event will be R. J. O'Don- 7:4tt—WOAI, Friendly Messages. 7:00—WOAI, Plantation Party; KTSA, rival at the Robert B. Green Mem- Irritated Eyelids? an honest nell, vice president and general 7:45—WOAI. Newscast; KTSA. The Raymond Paige, 99 Men and & Girl; orial Hospital. Onicers reported Bathe them with Lavoptik. Prompt re 'mother for .... it's Eye Open=rs; KABC. Morning Hymns. dollar.... manager of the huge theater chain; KMAC, Sports Journal; KABC, Peter other occupants of the house at lief. Use also for immediate relief o 8:00—WOAI, Story of the Month: Quill. • He'stheKid a day'-also better than Raymond Willie, district manager KABC, News; KMAC. Breakfast Music. 7:15—KMAC, Ted and Bill. which Jurd lived said he had been inflamed, sore, itching eyes —or whei except work! and former city manager in San 8:05—KABC. Olive Floyd. Organ. 7:30—WOAI, To Be Announced; having heart trouble. Justice of eye,.,—s feel tired or strained-. No harmfu from Koko- a klepto- nothing! Antonio, and Frank O. Starz, pub- 8:15—WOAI, Vftss Family; KTSA, KABC. To Be Announced: KMAC, the Peace Ottis West is conducting; i drugs.. 25 years success. Gett Lavoptikk ttoo Myrt and Marge: KMAC, Varieties: Troubadours: KTSA, First Nlghter. mo!Yokel maniac! licity chief for the circuit. KABC, Monte Magee. 7:45—WOAI, Kldoodlers. an inquest. | day" . (Eye-cu"~ p included.) AH drujfjisti Alamo Heights officials and | 8:20—WOAI. Josh Hlgglns. 8:00— WOAI. Lady Esther; KT3A, boy goes to those from San Antonio itself will ^(^WOA. L _i de Leath: KTSA, Grand Central Station: KONO. Interna- There's nothing wrong with the world Hilltop House; KONO, Your Morning tional Goodwill Program; KABC, Base- town!- also be present at the opening of Show: KABC, Grandma Travels. ball HI Litcs. that a good hearty laugh won't cure. the Broadway Theater for the pre- 8:45—WOAI, Women In White; KTSA 8:10—KABC. Baseball Warmup. sentation of which the feature pic- Nell Bead: KABC, Choir Loft. 8:15—KONO, Guess the Tunes; 8:55—KTSA. Hollywood Mlllcman. KABC. S. A. vs. Beaumont. ture will bo "Gun^a Din," the fa- 9:00—WOAI, Woman's Page o2 the 8:30—WOAI, Horace Heldt; KTSA, Be- mous thriller based on Kudyard Air; KTSA. It Happened In Holly, lieve It or Not; KONO, International wood; KABC, Fashions, Gall Northe: Hew Broadway Theater shown above. Kipling's poem. Upper left, Henry Bergman, manager; Goodwill. - ^COLBERT KONO. Music and Fashions. 8:45—WOAI, Peter Molyneaux. The Broadway Theater is equip- 9:15—WOAI, Viennese Ensemble; lower right, Eph Chorninsky, supervisor 9:00—WOAI f , Fred Waring; KTSA, gurnet- ~ ped with KCA's finest sound ap- KT9A. Scattergood Baines; KABC, Our of suburban theaters for Interstate: Amos n' Andy, paratus, assuring patrons of the Children; KONO. Connie Boswell. 9:15—KTSA. Lum and Abner; WOAI, 9:30—WOAI. Fran Allison: KTSA, Jimmy Dorsey. new playhouse of the best possible Big Sister; KABC. Morning Services; 9:30—WOAI. Richard Himber; KTSA. STEWART audience reception, and the house KONO, Horace Heldt Orchestra. Fellowship; KONO, 'Ben McKay's Johnny Presents. will follow the established policy- 9:4J—WOAI. Kitty Keene: KTSA. Roundup. 10:00—WOAI. Newscast: KTSA, News Aunt Jenny; KONO. Pennygrams; by Air; KMAC, Louis Panlco. tor subsequent-run showings of KABC, To Be Announced. 1:45—WOAI, Ouldlag Light. "10:15—WOAI, Sports News; KTSA, Hollywood's major studios. 9:50—KONO. Interlude. 1:56—KONO, Weatherman Speaks. Big League Baseball Returns; KABC, Henry Bergman, long famous as 8:58—KONO. Weatherman Speaks. 2:0f>—WOAI, Judy and Jane: KTSA, Dance Orchestra. 10:00—WOAI. Betty CrocKer; KTSA, Woman's Radio Journal: KABC. La 10:2O—KTSA. Nat Erandwrne Orch. a member of Clark and Bergman, Towns Talk; KABC, Personalities la the Horn Anahuac; KONO, Sing Crosby. 10:30—WOAI, Castle Farm Orch.; vaudeville team, has been chosen Headlines: KMAC. Orchestra. • 2:15—WOAI. Stella Dallas; KONO, KTSA. Sterling Young Orch,; KMAC. as manager of the now theater. 10:15—WOAI, Betty and Bob: KTSA, Ted Crown, Organ. Twilight Blenders; KABC, Lelghton Nancy James: KMAC. Varieties; KABC, 2-30—WOAI, vlo and Bade: KTSA. A Noble Orchestra. His long years of association with The Swlngsters. .' Woman Views the News: KONO, La- 11:00—WOAI. Lawrence Wells Orch.; the theater and his Intimate knowl- 10:30— WOAI, Studio Music: KTSA. dles' Matinee. KTSA, Carlos Molina Orchestra; KABC, edge of its workings on both, sides Novelties: KABC, Toronto Trio; KMAC, 2:40—KTSA, Markets. Stocks and Joe Helchman Orchestra; KMAC, Jan Guy Lombardo. Bonds. Garber. Porky of the footlights qualifies him well 10:45—WOAI, Songs to Remember; 2:45—WOAI, Midstream; KTSA, Four 11:15—KTSA. Texas League Baseball niu for the position. For the past two KMAC, German Hour. Clubmen, <, Scores, MITCHELL -HAYWOHTH Pig H:0o—WOAI, Phil and Ed: KTSA, 3:CO_wOAI. Newscast: KONO, Eddy 11:20—KTSA, The Crusaders. Il Klchird IMTHtlMESS years, Bergman has been asso- Tours for a Quarter Hour: KONO. Duchln Orchestra: KTSA, Market Page. 11:30—KTSA. Dick Jurgen's Orcb. Cartoon ciated, with Interstate Theaters in Tunes of the Day; KAEC, News. Produce and Live stock. KMAC, Music Your Way; KABC, Jim- A HOW-iBO HAWK! San Antonio in various capacities 11:05—KABC, Vocallties. 3:15— WOAI, XylopSonlst; KTSA, my Dorsey Orchestra, Pat made him * champ.. 11:15—WOAI. Tom Dickey; KTSA, Towns Talk; KONO. Ye Old Player 11:55—KTSA, News by Air. and he is familiar with the taste Stngln1 Sam; KONO, A Year Ago To- Piano. MIDNITE Love made frmi chump of San Antonio in Its picture enter- day: KABC. Neighbors. 3:30—WOAI, Sliver Winds; KABC, HEWS tainment. 11:30—WOAI, Texas Farm ana Home: Len Salvo; KONO, The Smootnle». SHOW KTSA, The Koad of Life: KABC, Swing 3:45— WOAI, Edward Davles; KTSA, BETTY GRABLE SATURDAY Many Invitations have been or Else; KONO, Harry Owens. Men Behind the Stars; KABC, Voice MAN A&0(/r TOWN issued for the premiere of the new 11:45—WOAI, Words and Music; of Romance; KONO, Count Basle. IN LEADING ROLE theater and there will be a capac- KTSA, This Day Is Ours; KONO, 4:00—WOAI. Institute of Democracy; Wirlin WLW Artists: KABC. Smokey Moun- KTSA, Home Town. Editor; KABC, NOW! terns E. wwrv ity house with standing-room for tain Cowboys. Muted Music; KMAC, Gray Gordon; HOLLYWOOD — Betty Grable, the opening, according to Indica- P. M. 4:05—KTSA.- Aeolian Ensemble, blonde and beautiful, who haa ris- tions in San Antonio's reaction to 12:00—WOAI. Newscast: KTSA, 4:15—KMAC, Juvenile Stars; WOAI, Adolph Hofner and Boys; KABC, Malcolm Clalr: KTSA, Towns Talk; en to the top rank of Hollywood's its new playhouse. Located at the News: KMAC. Mexican C. of C. KABC, Goln' Pishin'? becinlng of the Alamo Heights 12:15—WOAI, Mrs. Tucker's Smile Pro- 4:25—WOAI. Press Radio News. younger glamour girls, during the Stark . . . Bullet- section on Broadway, the theater gram; KTSA, Dr. Susan; KABC, Voice 4:30—WOAI. Studio: KTSA, Eton past year, has been awarded the Riddled Drama ! ' ! of the Crowd. Boys: KABC. Toe-Tapping Time; ill is Ideally located to serve not only 12:30—WOAI, Doughboys; KTSA, Mr. KMAC, Vernon Geyer. teminine lead in "The Day the the Alamo Heights section but the K.; KABC, Around the Town. 4:45—KTSA, Towns Tulk; KABC, Olmos district and the Texas Jlili- 12:45—Jack Bcrch; KTSA. News by Brushwood Mercantile ' Co. i Bookies Wept," Air. tary Institute sector as well. 1:00—WOAI. Mary Martin; KTSA. Chuckwagon Gang: KABC. News.r TONIGHT PROP BOY GETS JOB 1:05—KABC, Woman's Page at tne If You Haven't Tried the Manhattan's Seafood Jerri' Marlowe, former prop boy Air. 135—WOAI. Ma Perkins: KTSA, * Luncheon, You've Missed the Treat of Your Life! now underlong term contract, has Gunter Golu's Oc. been assigned a featured role in 1:30—WOAI, Pepper Young; KTSA. "I Stole A Million." 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JUNE 25,1939 Page 7 THEATER'S GALA OPENING FRIDAY Bette Davis Will Appear on Charley McCarthy Program N th« absence of Dorothy Lamour, who Is spending a few days la I New York, Bette Davis will converse with impertinent Charlie Me- prOLLYWOOD, Cal., June 24 (Special).—Struggles of pioneers who Carthy tonight at 6 o'clock. Miss Davis often called by critics the best actress in Hollywood, will appear in a one-act play with Don Ameche braved Death Valley to transport borax over its joadless wastes as her partner. Alec Templeton, the blind English pianist, makes hi» will provide drama for WALLACE BEERY in "TWENTY MULE third straight appearance on this broadcast tonight. He will So several TEAM," a novel by Robt, C. DuSoe and Owen Atkinson, purchase of numbers, displaying his remarkable technique at piano mimiclsry and which is announced by MGM. The story deals with one'of the borax Donald DIckson, the young- Metropolitan baritone, will sing. Eon drivers and his son, and about them the entire epic of borax, one of Ameche is emcee of thl» full hour program, coming over the NBC the dramatic episodes in the settling of the West, is woven. J. Walter Red and WOAI. Ruben, producer of "BAD MAN OF BRIMSTONE," will produce. • * * * * Edward Benei, former chisf ex XT EARLY every Sunday morning you can find BOB BURNS working ecutlve of the Czecho-Slovaklan as a farmer, guiding a plow pulled by his two champion mules, nation, and now a visiting lecture Falls Into Film Champ and Tom, at his San Fernando Valley ranch. BURNS, -who is at the University of Chicago, wil currently starring in PAHAMOUNT'S vivid story of contemporary be one of the two speakers in thj America, "OUR LEADING CITIZEN," explained today: "After work- University of Chicago Round Tabl' ing with actors all week, it's great to get out here with my mules." when this program cornea on tin Skates Into Job * * * * air at a new time today—at 12:30 QTUDIO FLASHES: ERROL FLYNN and HOWARD HILL'S next p. m,,1 over the NBC Red network featurette will concern bow'n arrow boar-hunting in Santa Cruz and WOAI. "Questions On Democ .... MADGE EVANS and playwright Sidney Kingsley will be married racy," is the subject. soon .... One of the shots of submersible construction in WARNER'S Melodies by Stephen Foster wil "SUBMARINE D-l" actually showed the ill-fated Squalus . . . BING 9 featured by Frank Munn, Jean and DIXIE CROSBY are heading for a few weeks of the wide open Dickenson, Elizabeth Lennox, thi spaces . . . CHARLEY GRAPEWIN, who has just finished "NO Buckingham. Choir, and Gustavi PLACE TO GO," has titled his ranch "Grape-Inn" . . . RONALD Hsenschea's Orchestra, on thi REAGAN and JANE WYMAN are seeking the secluded beach spots American Album of Familiar Mu- . . SONJA HENIE and handsome BOB SHAW only have eyes for sic,, which you may hear on' the air at 7:30 this evening. The sched- each other . •. . PERC WESTMORE has been borrowed from Warners ule calls for the rendition o: to do "THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME" make-up for RKO 'Jaenie With the Light-Brown . . . ALAN BALDWIN, the "find" recently re-optioned by SAMUEL Hair," "Old Kentucky Home," "Old IOLDWYN, is saving his evenings for UNIVERSAL'S HELEN Folks at Home," "Oh, Suzanna' PARRISH. » * » * and "Old Black Joe," American Album of Music comes over CAN YOU ANSWER'THESE'? 1. How old is the motion picture? Waukesan Reception. 2. To whom is Genevievo Tobin married? The. mayors ot several Illinois 3. What is a scrim? municipalities have received "war- 4. Who authored "The Rains Came?" rants" delivered by Waukegan mo- 5. What is Erroll Flynn's middle name? :orcycle officers, summoning them * * * * .0 attend the gala broadcast of •n OBERT BENCHLEY has started his 1939-40 Hollywood career fack Benny's program, -which takes place tonight at 5, Benny's boy- with a bang. He started work this week,in "BEE STING," his lood pal, the mayor of Wauke- latest one-reeler. Meanwhile he is preparing another, titled "A DAY gan, was responsible for the "sum- OF REST" PETE SMITH is also very busy on his new series mons." Jack, you know, left Wait of his popular short subjects; the first is "Here's Your Cue" billiard tegan 20 years ago with only a vio- specialty -with Charles C. Peterson; and "Nature Study" shot in Cali- in to keep his chin up—now. he fornia redwood forest by Mervyn Freeman, naturalist. Smith is also s returning for a gala celebration planning a Canadian Northwest Mounted Police specialty. * * * * n hia honor. The Colonial Club Orchestra of p EODUCTION NOTES: "THE SEA HAWK" has been announced Northwestern University students as the next ERROL FLYNN starrer . . . M.-G.-M. is looking for and former students will be on the Fired as a maid, pretty Armando a bored baby to play the offspring of MYHNA LOY and WILLIAM Bandwagon when that program Lane strapped on her skates and akes to the air at 5:30 this after- The BROADWAY, Interstate Theaters' newest ond finest suburban theater, is nearing completion and will be given a gold opening Friday eve- POWELL in "RETURN OF THE THIN MAN" . . . DARRYL ZAN- started downhill to apply far movie UCK will star AL JOLSON in "FALLING STARS", a cavalcade of noon over WOAI. job. Reaching studio door, she ning at & o'clock. Artist drawing depicts sweeping modernistic exterior lines with inset at top right showing luxurious corner of Mezzanine lounge The secret of paper-making will at head of grand stairvray. Hollywood . . . JANE WYMAN has been lent to M.-G.-M. for a lead couldn't stop, and fell—right into in "THESE GLAMOUR GIRLS" . . . BETTE DAVIS' next picture, >e unfolded in "The Miracle of Pa- $100-per-week role. /~\FFICIAL opening of the new tivities are nearing completion, they ] background of pure white, the ufactured under the supervision of "THREE STRANGERS", will have a million dollar budget. . . Clarke er," which Is today's dramatization of the "World Is Yours." The en- • Broadway Theater in Alamo announced. | tnui of crrnm and maroon glass ,1. H. Elder, in charge of Inter- Andrews, producer of EDWARD G. ROBINSON'S "BIG TOWN" air- Henry Bergman, who for the | tile that clrcps Hie front of the state's building department, and show, has joined 20th Century-Fox as writer-director . . . CISSIE Ire half-hour starting at 2:30, -will 'Beisht» will be held Friday night of the Texas Quality Network and past two years has been associated building will stand out in sharp re- will match the colorful motif of the LOFTUS has been signed for a role in "THE DEAD END KIDS AT review paper-making processes of »t 8 o'clock. It was announced by1 WOAI. This 15-minute broadcast with the local showhouses in vari- lief, as will t'ne huge Neon sign theater, with tones of British tan, MILITARY SCHOOL". "th e earlies"'t Jdays , a't "~the same tim' "e William O'Donnell, city manager showing the progress that has tak- of religious songs sincerely suns ous capacities. manage the atop the Y-shaped marquee. maroon and green. is a regular Sunday morning- fea- of Interstate In San Antonio, and new theater. Bergman has a wide Inside, first nishters will-find aj Streamlined, air-flow seals, the en place- up to tha present time. Charninsky, Interstate part- ANSWERS: ture. and varied knowledge of the thea- theater entirely different from any j newest innovation in Westlnghouse 1. It is 50 years since Edison invented the kinematoscope. Catholic Hour. Running the musical scale from ner In charge of suburban opera- ter, from the front of .the housfi as other in the San Antonio area, lair conditioning: and RCA's latest 1 tion*. Plans for the Inaugural fes- 2. William Keighley, Warner Bros, director. Today's Catholic Hour brgadcas blues and spirituals to the classical, well as behind the footlights. With The large lobby, in tones of soft! developments in hish fidelity sound 3. A frame of gauze used to diffuse strong light. on WOAI at 4 o'clock, is the first the Musical Playhouse will be his wife, known professionally as green, yellow, brown and maroon land projection equipment will com- 4. Louis Bi'omfield. •of a series of three addresses to be broadcast over the Columbia Net- Gladys Clark, the team of CJark ivill blend into a rainbow-like pic- bine to make the Broadway the 5. The full name is Errol Thompson Flynn. Elven on this program by the Rev work at 5:30 this afternoon. and Bergman Is well known and tiire under the soft glow of myriad most modern showhousa in the # # * 9 James R. Kean. This new series remembered by vaudeville fans indirect lighting fixtures, A grand Southwest. THE "EXTRA" GIRL SAYS: "A bachelor is a man wlio doesn't entitled "Marian Vignettes," depicts Parents On. Trial. LUfen to June froman, throughout the nation, stairway, leading from the lower Interstate officials coming to Pan maka the same mistake once". the past, present and future influ- Noah Beery Jr. has been en- A civic celebration will precede floor to the mezzanine lounge, dif- Antonio from Dallas to attend the ences ot the Virgin Mary in daily gaped for "Parents On Trial," in the showing of the opening attrac- fers from the usual small stair- opening: will include R. J. O'Don- life. Father Kean—founder and di- which Jean Parker and Johnny I V tion. In addition to the dedicatory ivay in most theaters on each side nell, vice president and general STORY OF PONIES COLBERT, STEWART rector of the perpetual novena 01 Downs have the leading roles. This ceremonies, both on the inside and of the foyer. manager; Raymond Willie, district our sorrowful mother and prior o£ drama is based on the popular the outside of the theater there Lobby and lounge furniture has manager, and Frank O. Starz, the AT .TEXAS THEATER IN COMICAL STORY the Servite Motherhouse, Monas- radio serial of the same title. John Erno Rape*, Jon Peerce, will be band music, souvenirs, loud- been especially designed and man- circuit's advertising chief. tery of Our Lady of Sorrows, Chi- Schwartz is directing, and other speakers, Hollywood lights and a As thrill-packed as it sounds is It's romance under pursuit for cago—will talk this afternoon on players who have important roles radio broadcast. the story of the ponies In which Claudette Colbert and James Stew- "Mary Yesterday." The Paulisl in the production include Nana art, as they cavort through the Bryant, Henry Kolker, Linda Terry The events outside the theater Adolphe Menjou will be starred at Choristers under the direction of comical story of "It's a Wonder- Father Finn will provide musical and Virginia Brissac. will be broadcast from 7:30 to 8 the Texas Theater starting Tuesday Gulf* Mixed Ch— Mnr Vofarai — wwttlMr *xxte (ftlot* it th* MUwn totter .... no Popular Tune«j KTSA. Word* Without MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Uuslc; KMAO, Aloha Land. WE ABSOtOTELY CERTIFY this to *• ««r Ntnr Sfogf—H»v Sensitivity " brine joitt «nttr» fluntir *n4 Mend* doim to tba 1:IC—KABO, Bawbctt HI Zittac. Tegular 38.30 W»T« riven at thtal SPECIAL FREE dataowtratiot. anil*bl* South'* ftoMt dining place and enior » meal fit 2:1*—WOAI, Music*! Program; KMAC, PRICE FOR A LIMITOD TEWK. «t hoooe or at o«r office. Fbotw for a King! 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Crider, 318 McDougall, FEATURES FEATURES NORTHWEST SIX AT ALL THREE UA MOVIES 4 TODAY! 1:00-3:OO-5:10-7:10-9:1 S 11:45-1:45-3:45-5:45-7:45-9:45 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 m 7:10-9:15 THEATRES UA CINE CINCO Industry !«ir'Bing, o Long'is BINGO!"& ! . 7:30-9:30 For S.A. JSJ Vincent Canby-New York Times . I The Light's Austin Bureau AUSTIN - Three San Anionio industries are * "...the best movie !Ve ever seen..." among 17 new firms around the state that will FUTUREWORLD BEGINS' bring an extra S40.7 million a year to the Qffenng fonrosy, sensuolir^ and adventure Texas economy, the 'tf^JieJLf^- Texas Industrial cprnpler^lorisfciGripn •g^granreed'.-.--'.';, Commission reports. (One of the Bad News Bears) Klon Cosmetics, :. i 4S: ' ENTPY FEE:H,200 PER DAY Williams Wood Products Co. and P.V.F. Extruders ..Wonderful entertainment throughout... are included in the EXITF|E:YOURLIFE! industries that began go see it." &efmra^ operating in June and Gannett Newspapers which, according to TIC figures will employ a portion of nearly 800 "Funny NUYDEE JAMES IASL additional workers WILUAMS JCSES statewide. and The TIC also predicts fast." that the firms will Jerry Stem generate more than 700 The Cmcinnsti job slots beyond the mm* L numbers actually PI9SB f employed by the One grand slam businesses themselves. of a movie." m Christine Nielanrj STARLIT! Chicago Daily News i mi HIT » nnui IFI isi-iii

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I »35S.W. Utter 0, ] COIOi KOV1B-S3.W CM10AD SlNGO "NO D£CIA8»S LA MUJH DETU PADRE" "CAPULINA CONTRA PETER FONDA, • BLYTHE CWJNECR tOS KONSIRUOS ' "FI>ST SPACE SHIP "FUTUREVraRLD" INVINUS" WH>. as 6MGO M70 DCOt PCIZE Ih.r. ftKOoBI N«e $2,00 CoHood They put the fru/l in baseball. ARTHUR HILL 921-1131 A HOIOIIN ranoiicniiN ill issacniinn W:IH PI* IRIS nuapHMS STUART MARC3QLIN • JOHN RYAN ! MOVIiS-OftN NOON-JI.SO-SIr IriKriiljf S| «ll tmm I »«IHI« eOBSHS Sl'.rl on the no.rl 1, HlllllH SK\«liS U:;vt. tl WHIM GOIIKIill RAtED XX FOB ADUltS ONLY! liiDCICl tl IOHI BIOHM Produced b| HOI COKIN I.ttnllit Prated BI1BI GOROV I llkl»[«ll FK.IUSI l[t««:CfllilS "BELLAS DE NOCHE" XXIGE RtVJRO (nauiuiiwiuiouuii : I'fi'fMfNMlfilllOIUICtSIIKESIEO'Ot-. »»«'"««">«•" »i*M!?y.w« 'LA CAMA"-MAUeidOGAfiC£3 T. »SW JlSOOOInD«xPrn«5PW ONOATi 1 ntXHSWITH ONt Tl«n SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS: 'SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY II, 1923.

/ Today—Seven Days (10 ^ Direct from a year's run at the Lyric Theatre, New York—a picture that stag- gers all imagination in the presentation of a spectacle never dreamed possible! pir• ~7viesf S/ious Southse **>P . • • * • The reign of rJero-the greatest of all tyrants faithfully reproduced on the screen. His house of gold with* its broiled peacocks, foun- tains of perfume, stuffed wild boars,- milk baths, and other ex- travagances for the first time depicted in a great film spectacle. THE MOST BEAUTIFUL, THE MOST WICKED OF ALL WOMEN AND HOW IT TOOK AN EARTHQUAKE TO SAVE HER!

A. Chart ling -the grandiose Wonderful Thrills spectacle oft Love Story ! ancient Rome and Scenic Effects! staged in Italy reatest Stars of All -The burning of ancient Rome as the chief sensation. j _ creep. Nations are Sectad© in the Cast! -The world's most wicked woman—Pop- allTtmes paea—the famous beauty and the in- NERO Jacques GretiHa* famous consort of Nero. HORATIUS ...... -....Alexander Salvini TULLIUS -, , Guide Trento OTHO Enzo De Felice -Many and interesting scenes of ancient THE APOSTLE T. Nero Bernard! and modern Rome; beautiful villas, Mt. HERCULES ...': -., .... .Alfredo Trouche Vesuvius, when she is ruptured and torn GALBA -.-.- Nello Carolento with her upheavals, and when she is GRACCHUS V..T. .Americo de Giorgio GARTH vr..T....,....AlfredoGateor calm and placid and the great Italian GENERAL •.- Fernando Cecilia Alps. CAPTAIN ,..v Enrico Kant « fMilly Von Kremer Renaldo Trento : -More people and animals than have "ever SOLDIERS ) Dalvati Aldemiro before appeared in any single motion lAldo Fortunate (Amadeo Trouche picture production. [Michele fpj Salvo MARCIA ...... Violet Mersereau -A squadron of Cavalry .of the Italian POPPAEA Paulette Duval Government, employed to preserve order ACTE Edy: Darclea JULIA Talba in making the many scenes. FIRST HANDMAIDEN .....Lydia Yaguinto SECOND HANDMAIDEN Maria Marchiali -Mile. Paulette Duval, beautiful and ac- Mimi Tallywich Tity Tallywich complished French actress, as the great- Fulvia Ademari est "Vamp" of all time. TEN HANDMAIDENS Mary Stella AND SLAVES...... 1 Esther Raffi ' Claretta Cespri -All the beauties of ancient times gor- Lina Troppodo geously gowned and gayly bedecked with Julia Trippodo Carmen Troscali the world's richest and 'rarest jewels. {Directed J. Gordon Lina Belisario WHATEVER YOU DO - DON'T MISS "NERO!" SEE IT SUNDAY!

Other Features for the Week Forecasting the Other Super Attractions that are, An Appreciation!

'COMEDY coming to the Empire at an early date As we pass the eighth milestone—or VIRGINIA VANCE AND successful eighth year of operating the JIMMY ADAMS IN "OUCH!" My American Wife The Covered Wagon Empire, we would feel a traitor to our Dark Secrets Java Head conscience and purpose were we not to pause for a brief, but never the [ess sin- Robin Hood Bluebeard's Eighth Wife . cere word of appreciation to a people that MUSIC The Flirt Children of Jazz has made possible an amusement palace March and Chorus—TANHAUSER BY RICHARD WAGNER Adam's Rib The Son In The Shadow that is not only known throughout the EMPIRE OVERTURE ' width and breath of our own Common- Racing Hearts The Tiger's Claw wealth, but Nationally known as well. It is Bella Donna White Heat ? to you people of San Antonio—the great The 90 Getters . The Beautiful Adventure .'•• audiences that throngh the Empire that' INTERNATIONAL we owe the debt of gratitude. Much is When Knighthood Was In Flower Hollywood due to the art and technique of the pro- NEWS Prodigal Daughters Fog Bound , fesslon, it is true, but after all, it is the responsiveness of such audiences as are Grumpy The Light To The Leeward constituted by you that make possible One Exciting Night You Can't Fool Your, Wife these higher attainments, and it Is you we MUTT AND thank most heartily. JEFF All the beauty, the mirth, the excitement^ the music and song that the W. J. LYTLE, higher sense of your amusement calls for will be yours at the .Empire. General Manager. Thursday, Docomber 18, 196V "ihe iAN Uassified Want Ads—CA6-I23I TRINITY I FIRST (NJOV THE BIG MOVIfi UNIVERSITY REPERTORY ON SAN ANTONIO'S Ruth Taylor BIG SCREENS Theater j COMPANY

A Poul Baker Prediction . CHILDREN'S - DAIUS THEATER CENTER CHRISTMAS PLAYS ' preutili DEC. 20, 22 & 23 10 A.M. & 2 P.M. THE PROMISE DEC. 21—2:30 P.M. by Alekwi Arbinov Work Keebs Family Together AdmfaloK $1.00 Lowtrf I4» Aujlln Kwy. Ruth Taylor Theater—Attic Two .'••*,, .,'•/, v O ' :.- (At 1M i lfl:SO) '„ 6:158.15 p m, December 37, y, so/ Reservation 824-7438 (Continued from Page 63.) «'SKA»K' January 2, 3 lar player -Wes Parker has (At »;»i only) Loner door, bale, $j callcry, II it HOChlehester oined the Screen Actors Guild. THE LAST MERCENARY Tlckell 73WUI, «xr. Ill ie studio. It would be great for Dorothy Manners I like the idea of acting during (Both lit Color) tie whole family as Paul is id of all the_ possessions we've the off season— but during the f SAN ANTONIO 3rlngmg along a print ol his been accumulating for years as eason If they offered me .!Kvn*iinm Locctsd 3100 Rcotevelt Ave IMricny for Aaun> uniyi atest proc{uction, 'The Act of well". ~From heie on— we're just world to emote, I'd still go on (Al 7:W & 1t:JO) (At 7.00 & 10-12) Little Theatre "SHARK" GOOB MORNING & GOODBYE The Heart' to show to production 'agabonds." .Sounds nice. 'laying baseball." Wes made (Al !;S5 Only) [At 8:« » 11:3!) SAN ANTONIO ; SYMPHONY 1 WORLD'S companies here," his acting debut in "The Brady THE LAST MERCENARY "LORNA Victor Alessandro, Musical Director In CClorl (Mo One Under 18 Admllled) PREMIERE Bunch" TV series. OF AN ORIGINAL FAIRY TALE FINEST PERFORMANCE William Holdm & Ernest Bargains In HANDEL'S MESSIAH "But all this Is in the future. That's It for today. "THE WILD BUNCH" (7:00 & 11:32) THE MASTEUSINGEBS, Roger 1. Mclone, Director "THE MAGIC TENF Plus: "THE BIO BOUNCE" (!:42 On[») BY SAL.T. ACADEMY The present is sufficiently shln- (Balft In Color & Rated "R") Kenneth FBI. —4:30 P.M. irig to this miniature of a girl. -rf Smith SAT._10iOO A.M. "Isn't Burton magnificent as -- Bass SUN. —2:30 P.M. Henr>'? I think it is his finest IN SAN PEDRO PLAYHOUSE performance since 'Becket,' also apanese feature, produced by ALL SEATS—35e for Mr. Wallis." > .'J)DNK SMI Mill Arute Keith Larsen, who may be glad NOW SHOWING Elgor No matter whether her family winds up in Hollywood or not, get away from it all Ctieek Duetttry Adi for S*t*j|» Soprano time. Vera Miles filed suit to Geneweve is looking forward to divorce him here 10 days ago command performance :.6f

"Anne of The Thousand Days" If Raquel Welch is successful SUPER PA!ll in London on Feb. 23. "It makes in buying that statue of her by Bruce me tingle just thinking about be- Frank Oallo, which appeared on ^mm^gRoss Brewer TODAY! ALL DAY! ing received by her majesty, a recent magazine cover, it wil Tenor Queen Elizabeth," says th' e cost her a chunk of her "Myra BUTCH CASSIDY AND screen Anne Boleyn. Breckinridge" salary. Gallo's THESUNDANCEWD statues run in price from $10,(XX BUTCH CASSIOV AND ttNAY1$ION» COLOR BY OEUKE jT!» Heart-Stirring Drama gf a Youn THE SUNDANCE KiO S rl-Derelic at th» Sen" Now that he has completed his LAST 7 PAYS j3j 'Name of The Game" TV seg- The D o d g e r s' good looking ment at Universal, Joe Cotten and wife Patricia Medina are A MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS CONCERT1 THEATRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS returning to England for Christ- Thurs., Dee. 18—Sat., Dec. 20, 8:30 p.m. mas with her family — and per- Tickets: $2.00 to $-5.50—Mall, Phone Orders Accepted taps to headquarter permanent- 4205 San PedroPhone ft 3-7188 GALA PREMIERE OPENING TON!GHT-7:45 O'CLOCK PHONE: 226-2269 ly. "We're selling what proper- ty we own. in .California because NOW—thru Dec. 24 we've dreamed up a new design "—WUDtSHflS for living What we want are two or three small apartments CliHT in interesting cities in JJus coun- ISHKOfiD try and Europe. We want to ge!

FREE PARKING ALL DAY! 'Apartheid' OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT Gets New Ta TO SAN ANTONIO NATIONAL GENERAL CORPORATION CAPE TOWN, South Africa Proudly Presents (AP) —. Yet another.name has The Most Beautiful Ma/ion Picture Theatres in Texosl j been devised for South Africa's official race segregation policy. TOMORROW! At: S:«-7:W-J:3J Michael When the ruling Nationalist "CAN HEIRONYMOUS MERKIN Bums Party came to power In 3948 EVER FORGET MERCY HUMPPE "THAT COID DAY and made it the law of the land, AND FIND TRUE HAPPINESS?" IN THE PARK" it was called apartheid—literal- (Color) ' Rated X Shows: 7:20-9:30 ly, apart-ness. Subsequent gov- ernment tags designed to make it more palatable included par- to Person! -"Viva Max" Stats Starts 25th allel development, separate de- Alfred Peter Ustinov, Pamela Tiffin, Jofin Asrin, Harry Morgan and Al Hitt T velopment and separate free- Hirchcock s i-——"—" '"RA"!*""*^ Lights! Music.'-Exc/femenff "Tcpai" I doms. Now Bantu African Ad BEST HOUSE IN LONDON ministration and Development 7:30-11:3! Minister Michiel C. Botha has DnvEd Hemmingi/.Joanna Pertct <••••>»•« »»•»••€«•«•••« Adults S1 .25— Each Kids Fro a dubbed.it multi-national devel- George Peppard. Jeon Seaurg opment. PENDULUM". Color Botha said he prefers the A bright, personable Burt tancasler, Palrtck O'Neal name because segregation of in- "CASTLE KEEP" Color (War) staff trclnod to serve dividuals is merely an "inciden- Dcari Martiro Elke Somrner tal aspect" of the policy. you cheerfully end "WRECKING CREW" Color Apartheid does not only involve VALLEY OF THE DOLtS courteausly in the different paths and different tradition of fins entrances to. post offices for the patron service. various races, he explained Fundamentally, the govern- "THE SHAHK" 7:35 ment's policy involves a separa- WORLD PREMIERE OF Burt Reynolds, Barry Sulttvan tion of racial groups or "na- A/IVA MAX" followed S.W. Military Dnveat IH 35 South "THE LAST MERCENARY" 9:30 tions," hence "multi-nationa tyCnampognePa/ly Phone 924-6531 Roy Danlon, Poscale Pelif development." Sponsored by Ihe "We don't discriminate—we Tonight—7:30 Northwest Rolary CEub only recognize the natura: "VIVA MAX" differences between people,' Botha said. World Premiere—- All 4 Theaters Loyal servants are Light wani Regular Showings ds. Resume Friday LARSEST STRIPTEASE - SHOW IN TEXAS TOPLESS GO-GO GIRLS FIRST RUN! Downtown « 4tt N. SI. Mary'i "FRANK"—1 : GREEN GATE CLUB Never A Coyer Charge Anytime KOASWM J

:75c 'Til 2:00 Open Daily ID AM/9 PM MON./SAT. Reserved Seats Now on Sate at Box Office or By Mall! Tlckeli now ol sears, KAFB civilian James Welfare Office, Moj. & Wond. Theatres r ;/ sun., Thtirs., LFR.a. Men .. 52 so Balcony . 52.15 Fn & Sat LFR & ^•/, Men ....;.... JJ.7S ^ Bal J2.H ^ Sat & Sun. LFR & Men 5250 isbauk' YOU CAN SEE AND HEAR ALL THE Bo! Wed. LFR & Men. i. Bal. ... STARS! ALLTHE SPECTACLE^ALLTHE An ideal girl for Cnrisfmas, a gilt certificate to 'DOLLY' NOW ot SONGS! ^f ALL THE STORY! • ^frl Boxoffice.

EXACTLY AS SHOWN- IN ITS'LONG- » NTHISTATK • FEATURES AT 1:00, 2.45, 4:30, 4:15, RUN ROADSHOW ENGAGEMENTS! W/ON DER ... 8:00, 9:45 w Men/Sat 'Til 2 p.m. 75c DUST1N HOFFMAN t, ' CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES! MIA FARROW "JOHN AND MARY HOFFMAN IS BETTER THAN 'MIDNITE COWBOY1 and FAR- ROW IS BETTER THAN 'ROSE- MARYS BABY'ltl _mtRHit s _EwRnw^iOTES .M"

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Plus 2nd Rip Roaring Adult Hit In Color GEORGE LAZENBY- DIANA RIGG-JELLY SAVALAS' OUT OF TI11S WORL OADD1CI IT CCD7CTTI II or OTcnnAx P'oducedbv ssBktfeki FKA TURESIll . dftDKItLt rtKi.tl I I and ILbt b I tHPAl ALBERT R. BROCCOLI «M HARRY S.M.T2MAM * Escorted Ladies Free'and Welcome : Pirecled b> PETtR HUNTt5creenpla>- by RICHARO M AIBAUM • Musfe by JOHN. BARRY • PAHATCION'-TECHNICOIOH* | United flrtrsts MIDNIGHT SHOW EVERY SATURDAY 11:45 P.M. Mon./Saf. 'Til 2 p.m

STUDIO STUDIO mtm FEATURES ATi 11:30, 711 BROADWAY DOWNTOWN J'l MC12WAY BOWNTOWH MAJESTIC] JI4 t. MUSTOH H. J 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 DOE8NT ALWAYS WASH j»C SAN ANTONIO LIGHT Simdey. September 28, 1947, It is, commonly believed that the raccoon washes its food'be- Ernest Tubb fore eating, but this not always true because feeding is often Lizabeth Scott in Show Coming done lar.lrom water. From the heart ol the Ten- nesseex hill country comes the DINNER ssAHWrcK Rebellious Mood top-ranking hillbilly star, Ernest 'THE TWO MRS. Lizabeth Scott has her most important role to date in Tubb, whose "Grand Ote Opry" DANCING CARROLLS" "Desert Fury", the technicolor film in which she is cur- troupe will be with him in the MM fetttfe* Sk.rt. rently starring at the Majestic ttieater with John Hodiak stage show opening Thursday at CLUB and Mary Astor. Home from snobbish eastern finishing the Texas theater. This will be schools where her gambling-queen mother sent her to coun- in-conjunction with Tubb's tost teract the rugged western- starring film, "Hollywood Barn and Cartoom himself the true article in "Mir- Dance. ' i - OpfM 1:20 p. v. Fe»tanii town atmosphere into which Tubb and his troupe began *:00 4:80 I'M 9:30 TIBONE fOWEB she was born, Lizabeth stages acle on 34th Street," current .at their career as a local show on £ut complete ihW itutl 8:M ALICE FATE 1. a one-woman revolt against the Woodlawn and Broadway Nashville's WSN."Tubb also is "ALEXANDER'S the kind of life her mother has theaters. famous as « songwriter and re- RAGTIME BAND" chosen for her. cording star. Plu Selected S«ort. Lizabeth throws herself at Ho- :"It Happened in Brooklyn," diak, a professional gambler, and at the Laurel,>is tuneful music 9 embarks upon a dramatic career. ^Yearling at FRIENDS OF MUSIC Butt Lancaster heads a support- concerned with the homecoming \ _ ing cast including Kristine Mil- of G. I. Sinatra to his beloved ler, Wendell Corey, William Har- Brooklyn. . Josephine Major Concert Events rigan, James. Flavin and Jane MARKOVA-DO1IN BAJLLET— MON. EVE., OCT. 27; SAN ANTONIO Novak. On the current program at the '!The Y e a r 11 n g", technicolor GLADYS SWARTHOUT—DEC . 8; JOHN CHAKLES Uptown is "The Farmer's Daugh- film adapted from Marjone Kin- 1 Happiness Not Joan's ter," Gay comedy about pol- nan Rawlings' prize winning THOMAS-WAN. 18;' JOSEF '.SZIGETI—JAN. 27; EXPOSITION GROUNDS FIRST PIANO QUARTET— MARCH 4. , Continuing in heavy dramatic itics, with Loretta Young and nov.el, is showuig at the Jose- roles, Joan Crawford stars to Joseph Gotten. - ••• phine theater Sunday and Mon- Season Tickets— 5 Events—$12.00 —$9.00 — $7.50 THIS COMING "Possessed," with Van Heflin day. , 8AVJB S3 PEB CENT ON SEASON MCK1STS " opposite her on the current pro- Gregory Peck'is starred as the Gary Cooper plays Bill Hick- father, Jane Wyrnan &s the moth- .Tram »t the Aztec. : ok with Jean Arthur opposite ' Reservations for All Individual Evsnti-Htacludtag him as Calamity Jane in "The er and Claude Jarman jr. -as Joan, nurse for the invalid Jody, the boy whose love of his TITO feUCZAR— ALEC TEMPLETON WED: & THUR. wife of* wealthy man,'is hope- Plainsman," at the Harlandale. pet conflicts with his parents' iessly in love with Heflin, the fight for; survival;In a pioneer - PHILADELPHIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA AFTERHODK WED. 3:15* S:15 engineer who lives across the The serial queen Pearl White Shirley Temple co-stan with Gary Grant in "The Bachelor wilderness. ORMANDY, Conducting iake from her employer's sum- is portrayed by Batty Hutton In end the Bobby Soxer", opening at Majestic Thursday. MIDNIGHT THUR.2:151!:15 mer home. Unable to win him, "The Perils of Pauline," which Abo Being Received she accepts her employer's of- stars her with John Lund at Wayne King fer of marriage after her patient the Highland. Friends of Musk-Hotel SI Anthony Mezzanine Doers Open 1 How Earlier dies. Bobby Soxer Phone G-S562 Raymond Massey also heads \ Coming the cast as the sympathetic hus- Alan Ladd and William Ben- Brent in band. Others are Geraldine dix star in the peacetime melo- At Work Wayne King and his orchestra Adolescent adoration is quite will top a two-hour stage show a dragon for a knight in shining to be. presented at the Municipal armor to master, but Cary Grant Color Film auditorium Friday, Oct. 10. tackles it in "The Bachelor and The dangerous shores of Trip- The show includes 20 acts, with the Bobby Soxer," in which tm oli .in the 1800's is; the colorful Nancy Evan's and Ken Stevens wm star with Shirley Temple setting for "Slave Girl," techni- featured Vocalists. There's also and Myrna Loy at the Majestic the King' choir of. eight voices, theater Thursday. color romance' which will star our boys and four girls. lit dyn»mitc-and- fire.. Cary, leading the Jaunty, Yvonne deCarlo and George carefree life of a. successful Brerit at the Aztec theater Thurs: UZABETH SCOn bachelor artist, suddenly finds day. JOHN HODIAK things very complicated when lie Brent, on a government mis-, HI-HO lectures at Shirley's high school sion to buy the freedom of ten BURT LANCASTER and becomes the object of the American seamen imprisoned by The Theatre Beautiful impressionable youngster's af- the pasha at Tripoli, becomes 4S44.S. PTWM St. fections. involved in the wily schemes of Rudy Vallee, as Myrna's bump- MONDAY tious boy friend, heads the sup- Yvonne to help the pasha's SUNDAY porting cast. brother overthrow him. Broderick Crawford, Albert "BOYS RANCH" TO SUN AND BACK DeXkcr, Lois Collier, Andy-De- Fours-years of newspaper pro vine, Arthur Treacher and Carl Butch Jeaklin, auction in the United States re* Esmond are in supporting roles. quires enough newsprint to make Color Cartoons It News a strip as wide as a newspaper to 5 TONS OF DIAMONDS MaMnee Sunday 1 P. M, the sun and back. World production ol diamond! What counts in tilling needs Is in 1945 and 1946 totaled more speed, case and economy. 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, Hfl-il fllMW l» T* PACO MIUIR AND COMPANY w *«!•! K«w P«rt»fiii« »1» T»>E WtiWtBSi "BECOI" , omupoHAran STUNNING NEW FAIRYLAND *- CUADALUPE FANTASY Of INCONCEIVABLE;, '•£• tOO«l ft MOS, OfULENCE CANTINPiAS f -V .. "ASI IS Ml TltRRA" +.'- ,fc£xVi tH-t Altrwllw f.r Hm.s Yvonne DeCerlo portrayi the exciting title role in the film, ( run beginning Thuridey. George Brent end Loii Collier elso '"THIS PH»»TOM TitiEr' "Sieve Girl", which it coming to the Axtec theater for e week'i < ereceit in top role>. Brooks, Stanley Ridge*, Nana drama ol commercial llight over STAKT NEW COLONY ; Bryant, John Ridjeely, Moroni HOLLYWOOD — A new Hol- R08E8QULD the Hump" In "Calcutta," at lywood summer colony on the MAGNIFICENT CONCERTS t jNfRtrtOttY LOlien, Gerald Pr'rreau and the Sunset. »*^ *«?S^ UNUMITEP ON Blue. McKonzic river which promises OF ntECIJION to rival the Rogue river settle- OUTSTANDING ARTISTS THE MI8M WIBl :<3«nt Falls for Ghoit The double program at the ment of stars hap been started TIM iOSTOCKS • Most Women arc alraid ol Star Sunday through Tuesday since RKO sent Loretta Young, I HMCiit»»«r« ''ghosts, but Gene Ticrncy falls combines "The Virginian," star- William Holden and Robert UUMV KMUt in iovft with one In "The Ghost ring Joel McCrca and Brian Mitchum there to film "Rachel." FIFTEEN MUSICAL EVENTS and Mrs. Muir," in which she Donlcvy,, and "Dnll Face," night John CromweU, who directed AERIAL stars with Rex Harrison on the club musical starring Carmen "Night Song," recently built a current program at the Texas. Miranda and Perry Como. homo there. YOU'LL LONG REMEMBER! The story of » rebellious CANCAN young widow at the turn of the Order your i*«ion ticket! for the Sun Antonio CLASSIC PERFORMED BY century, the film tells how Gene Symphony now; enjoy one of the nation'* fineit A PIETHORA Of GUTTtmiHi defies her insufferable in-laws FRIDAY, OCT. 10 CJtrS orchestral! MIRACLE ON rtWHINITY AT WCY'MEIfiHTS and takes her daughter and J4TH STREET UN mm KKu**wMMaiflMH housekeeper to live in a haunted Cell, vltit or write Box Office, Municipal Au. I4THSTRIEIT' Tta 1AIIIMJII;•*** Tte Efllfia cottage at the scacoast. BUT ditorium. Phone F 2249. S«ve m much «t 507. V«x Offlm , But Otfln George Sanders, Edna Best, on tgaten tickets. Vanessa Brown, Anna Lee, Rob- ert Coote, Natalie Wood and If you've already made reservations, please Isobel Elsom also arc in the cast. pick up your tickets «s soon at possible. Lucille Bremer Stars MAI ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY ROYAL ASCOT James Craig, as the latest of Dr. Gillespie's young assistants, uj ft vn E gets himself and Lionel Barry- more involved in the interesting question of Lucille Bremcr's sanity in "Dark Delusion," which KINtS EQUINE ICAIiTIES KIODtl It opens Sunday at the Empire. THE «U»AUY CEUBFATIP JOSE MOSIH Claudettc Colbert finds oper- V>MB THE LOVELY COUHTESS DE LA'COURT ating a chicken ranch no life for a. lady as she stars with Fred Tut I0ALYS McMurray in "The Egg and L" S, "THEAVftLTZ ABSOLUTE APOGEE OF current at the Palace. Ef'.NE-TINSUWS HEROICS AT Twin Bill All Wejtern ^ "~- BIS ORCHESTRA LIMITED HTTY HUTTON fHEPIWlAtlt Sary Cooper OF THE VAST On the twin bill at the State AND REVUE EN«A«f. MNH LUNB IIG Tor DOME are Johnny Mack Brown and Jean Arthur MINT "TMIfBMU Raymond Hatton in "Land of "The OF PAUUNt" the Lawless" and Russell Hay- Plminsnun" den and Inez Cooper in "North ONLY SAN ANTONIO ENGAGEMENT ELEf IANTAS1A of the Border." TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY—2:»0-8:30 IIUMIIS IIIIKDIE IT ttllW, MIU Ml John Payne »nd Maureen T*» THEATRE GUILD pnu*u O'Hara cope with a department store Santa Claus who believes LAURENCE ^MMAITM 1 TITO OLIVIER OtfTSTMWttS CKMU1.1A f* IFUJium SfatiiifKirt'i HA MO KEN of All CkmrchetP f CUS IAND HENRIn T#r*Vni«W*wY . V NANCY EVANS—KIN G CHOIR • ttl» TMko CM Tin Afttirr* PERRY PRANKS MH! JANYCC STARTS FRIDAY TTKflHI! FOWF,* tint, 0M *4 fif.XK TIMtKKT MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM THff RAZOR'S IP*C" PALACE K«TKT, D.2S, S2.7S, Jl.W, Sl.]«-~Tkk«t* N«w i*. Free expert ad-writing assist- i.A SAN ANTONIO LIGHT ance is yours when you dial Wednesday. February 19. 1947. The Weather F-1231. Light Want Ads. Humidity, at 12:30 p. Wednes- Helena. Mont 39 10 Reds Sharpen OPA Out u«.. tfy per c«U; ineau for February, Houston 74 r>8 QUILT PIECE SAMPLES CHEWtNG GUM LAXATIVE IDfiKS l>7 per CTlit. J_adisomill< 4S 20 My sample package quilt pieces for ; Clown Suit Piecir-itation Tor past 24 hours. Kaunas vity .. iuly 18i- inducles tulorlul printed fab- trace: total tor month .03 Inch: de- Lou AnKelej rics. )8 selected wilt patterns and fu-ieiiey for month .92 iach: total for - , , rt latest 1947 Trail Blazers' Almanac anil •at- 2.17,iiiclu»); defideney Jor year ^ew ^oik City Atom Plan Ax I'icmi-er UUlde Book. Full of interest- 1 a l.'i RSTKWISE Put Away On Saturday 2 inch. U! ,' '!!bul' •;• ing facts,, dreams. Zodiac signs, ay- 18 (Continued from 1'age One) The sun sets at 6:27 p. in Wed- £''}*. t:<' -- LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., Feb. troooiny. planting cliartl. sunrise and NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19—W) nesday: rises at 7:09 a in anO wls Willistoii. K D 19.-(*i-Russia set out today to unaet time, forecastsf,, herb lyre, birth OPA as the rent coiling enforce- at 6:27 p. ni. Thursday. Th,. moon day readings, lucky days. Send We at 7:14 a. in. Thuri,duy and sets take the teeth out of the Ameri- -New Orleans put away its clown ment agency. at 5:17 p. in. Friday. stamp or coin. 2 for 25c. Mary T. suit today and went back to work. Moon phase. Lasl ouurtri. can plan loc international con- Caldwi-ll. Craft Remnant Co.. Dept. foacfa* The Delaware Republican has Wind velocity, at 12:30 p. in . Wed- Gem Suspect W4, Blooiuingloii. HI- Clip this. The day — Ash Wednesday, the nesalay. K-.K.E.. 16 in.ph. trol of atomic energy. introduced a bill now before his 'I'idi-K at Aran.sas HHSS Thui.«'Jay: beginning of Lent — opened with subcommittee which would make Ilifhs at J:41 a. in. 4:41 p in.- lows Back in Yokohama I Before the members of the ACROSS FROM at 9:05 a. in.. 9:31 p in. )( U. N. security council was a prayer' for many of the hundreds the local courts the enforcement Pollen count (grains i r I'Ubl" YOKOHAMA. Feb. 19.—UN- of thousands who yesterday yaid>: Molds 33. ragweed 6. cedar 4. series of Soviet proposals which, agency for rent control viola- Brass 67. Col. Edward J. Murray was held KS. drewing is one «crct of celebrated the biggest Alardi Gras if adopted, would establish a YFteen-a-mint's gentle effective- tions. Tu<-sUav. mean lempriatui'- 61. ex- in the U. S. Eighth army stock- ness. Science says: Chewing your Btfld, delicious, candy-coated .., in the city's history of fun-mak- separate world convention to THEATRE used by millions! Children tak9 The full senate banking com- IIOMK \VEAT1IKR FOB TOURISTS ade today while the army press- food helps it da the most good. it gladly when needed. So -when ing. outlaw atomic weapons and per- Similarly, chewing Feen-a-mmt mittee was scheduled to meet HiKh l^ow Prei.-ip- ed an inquiry into where he got prepares its fine medicine to you're dull, sluggish, consti- Temp. Temp, ilation mit the use of the veto on pun- ) Cash £ Carry Savings pated, chew Feen-a-mint exactly tomorrow in closed session with $210,000 in diamond he took give the greatest benefit-flows as directed and feel fine again. 2 DROPS-QUICK AID FOR Austin 70 41! ishment of violators of control it gently and gradually into your temporary controls Adminis- Uoslnil home as "souvenirs." digestive system. Fcen-a-mmt is 10<, 25t, 5W at drugstores. STUFFY NOSES tit! regulations. Put two drops Pfcnetro Nose trator Philip K. Fleming to dis- Cheyenne. Wyo. .. 28 19 Ordered back to Japan by Gen- Drops in each nostril at bed- cuss rent control revision. OPA .. 32 BILLY BURKE time, breathe easier. Cpld- now is under the temporary con- Corpus Cni-i'sti''. .. 77 eral MacArthur, the former Experienced AM that's always IAUNDRV &. CLEANING cloggcd passages dear- Del Hio custodian of the Bank ot Japan ready to serve you is that of a FEEM-A-MHIT restful sleep is invited. Use- trols agencv. , Denver only as directed. Comes in Dudse City vaults reached here by plane trained Light Ad-assistant in I 4909 BROADWAY Famous O*wmg Gwn UaOivt In addition to discontinuing Kl Pnso ... from San Francisco last nipht. helping you word any ad 3 generous sizes. Demand control of rents, sugar supplies Fun Worth NOSE and prices of sugar, rice and PENETRO DROPS syrup, he said, OPA will have to stop: 1. Auditing government sub- THE ANGELUS sidy claims from industrial alco ihol producers. < FUNERAL HOME 2. Prosecution ot old price | ANNOUNCING control violations. \ AMBULANCE 3. Enforcement o[ sales price 1 SERVICE G-1461 limitations on homes built under Sxxr the 19-16 veterans emergency housing program. SEAT COVERS Tailor made by r-xp'-rt tailors, The prices you can afford to jwy. Fibers ;ind leatherettes, all rnltus Reds Pledge'" ABSOLUTELY N O ELASTIC used on our covers. TREV1NO SER. STA. Fair Distribution 5)1)1 So. I .ami ii SI BUCHAREST, Feb. 19.— i-n — The Communist newspaper Scan- Formal— teia, in what was regarded as C L K A IN I N G the official reaction to President STEEL, STONE, BRICK, Truman's message announcing STUCCO, MASONRY diversion of food shipments to BY SAND BLASTING _ Romania, said today the govern- Sagray & Son | men! was prepared to pledge fail- 1*2H02S distribution without -political or social discrimination. TONITE FEB. 19th, 7:30 P. M. Josephine

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G. W. Mitchell Jud Plumbing and Heating Co. Piftsburq Plate Glass Co. Alamo Floor Covering Co. Children's Leather General Building; Contractor Plumbing Glass and Aluminum Linoleum and Aluminum Trim Addis E. Noonan Associates Grogq Co. Hull and Fueger Sam Speir Co. Architccls and Engineers Air (,'niitlitioninir Fainting- Contractors Hardware Modern Theatre Supply Co. Krause Electric Co. Leon Sand and Gravel Co. rni.jfrlinn, Sound, Seating and Klectrical Wirinif Sand and Gravel Aggregate Venic Art Terraxzo Co. All Theatre Equipment Tenmza Flooring Louis Baumi A .Salisbury Co. A. H. Beck Foundation Co. Metal I-ath Kiimiihilioii Kxi'iivatUm I'hihlerliiK Shelnutt Neon III while, nnl- Mosher Steel Co. Prassel Sesh and Door Co. General Supply Co, Signs and Marquee ui.il. icil and sh ucliir;il am! Itclnt'niTinK Sircl MilhvmU (i,v|)Mim HonT Deck tiln\ui. Si.'cs Rufus Walker Co. :< in '! Fraser Brick Co, Walls Roofing Co. John A. Williamson Co. .Mclal Itoors Mt'lal t'nrllllfliis and \VnterjirooflnK MANY OTHER SHOP MUMVIIVV .Malt'1'ialn BARGAINS! MAIN I UHMJ EARLY! honors with John Loder. 'With the Vanderbllt's half sister/ ; Glorla SAN ANTONIO LIGHT, scarcity of good looking leading Baker, is. ill in a naval hospital; Friday, January 19, 194S lary Holly wood's men, It looks like Russell Is in. :he short Warners are . releasing Mrs. Corning 'Pledge to Bat a an," held up wait- Snapshots of Hollywood collected ing for General MacArthur to set Sets Ljuncheon Assuming at random: The girl who has been loot on the Philippines, will soon be Mexico Visitor 1 shown. The victorious • return of Mrs. Leavitf Corning will 'leave The annual luncheon of the r\ telephoning newspaper people Vomen's auxiliary of the San An- py the general has-been filmed; Oracle Edward G. BebiDBon Friday night for Mexico city, where claiming to be Lana Turner's sec- Allen and George Burns are eating Ruth Warwick In she will remain -until July. inio Bar association will be held in '-' ergen s Wed le Crystal room of the Aurora ho- By LOUELLA O. PARSONS. retary Is known and she'd better potatoes, and potatoes, and ra6rp "MR. WINKLE Mrs. LeaviU Corning Jr., return- Motion Picture .Editor. I. N. S. potatoes. After Qeorge .said . he ed Monday evening from a trip to el at 12:30 p. m. Tuesday. Mrs. be

y ,'-fc&K Tlie South's finest Dance Floor" RAYMOND MASSEY the right hat-attitude THE BLUE ROOM EVERY SATURDAY MITE PETER LORRE ., SAN ANTONIO'S SMARTEST DINNER CLUB Daiicc to the Music of FOR RES. PH. F-89I2 219 S. FLORES Hail the ConqueringrHerp AND HIS .... Open 7 Nights a Week .... REXPREIS ORCHESTRA Stark SATURDAY / felt homburg "A GKAN1) HAND" CHARLES STARRETT HEADLINER FLOOR SHOW , Vivian Yorden Alvvayi thf> best r>( Knlfttnlnrrs and an THE BEST OF FINE FOOD for yonrtirll why w« enjoy & The smaii hat for every iype—ihe ' classic All Star Floor Show iv 1 tie reitiitnlion for fine foods. THtfAST SIVfKIDS* homburg in smopih felt dipping lightly in front—accented by a flattering drifting veil. tu nipcl yttnr frtfniln flt dip M^lflilj' Jlttotn It will be your favorite for months to come tfir rolavntion nnil fun rvrry Snttmla) with all your suits and tailored costumes. IT'S GORGEOUS IT'S DELIGHTFUL Choose it in turf, brown, hero blue, coconut, Ideal nll-senson outfit lor ym ii> or.MOS <:urn TKIIRACIK. Out JicCuiitumti t jewel aqua1, lilac, banner red and many others. busy days! Looks trim and smart 1 anil turn left; or out San 1'cdro AVP. to City Limits nni! turn rlnht. Krcdrlc March sizes 10 to 40. Pattern 0089 has ADVKNT1IHKS OF drop seat that is not obvious; play 31AIIK TWAIN" suit, too. Easy to cut and sew. Pattern 9083 in sizes, 10, 12, 1 please send me homburg 16,-18, 20; 30, 32, 34, 36, 38, 40. Siz 16, 3 5-8 yards 35-inch. This pattern, together with nr>in»;RT(nvN TRAILS" /• needlework pattern lor personal —riiiu— 3 household decoration, 20 cents. "FAI.CO.V 1,\ MEXICO" Send 20 cents In coins for the patterns to the San Antonio J Pattern department, San Antonl 'cnsh .... chg Texas. Print plainly size, nam .... c.o.d address, style number. Just out! Send 15 cents more f our Marian Martin .spring pattc book! Ensy-to-innkc clothes for a OPEN FROM II R.M.TO 12P.M. Carl's Casual hat bar Free blouse pattern printed rig SUNDAY AFTERNOOINOONN: ] Street floor In the book, Send now. Oprn *t 2 r. M. I BEAN SPROUTS FOR SALE (Orders ny. filled In the N Sweetheart Dance Flrnl Floor Hhnw »t H T. M. I York office and delivery may r ~Pfi'one ff 3/692 ' " Air - Conditioned quire two weeks or -longer.) PasaS-3 SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS - Friday, May 28, 1971 Fishing Boats Si ill Hassled BOSTON (AP) - Tlie Coast A spokesman said the cutlc RATED G... BUT MAY BE TOO INTENSE FOR Guard reported Thursday the Vigilant was ordered to proceci YOUNGER CHILDREN. 11 s h 1 n g vessel United Slates, to the area, G3 miles soul southeast of Mont a 11 k I'oini home port not known, called for N.Y. The joys of life are aid saying Soviet fishing traw- The spokesman said the Unit lers went through her rislii more beautiful gear. ing„ ed States said there wore si> 'Soviet trawlers in her area. and the sorrows less sad. The picture SCREENINGS AT runs 130 minutes!... OPENS TODAY AT (2) THEATRES 1:10-3:20-5:35 7:45-10:00 RATED The story HALWALLIS A savage GP PflQDUCrjQV covers 96 of the most critical hours in man's history!... renegade and RED SKY AT The suspense MORNING will last through your lifetime! the chosen few.,, they followed him into Hell just fllCHMDCBENHJKUIRE BLOOM for the chance, BARGAIN MATINEE Fearura Times MON./SAT. BOTH PICTURES AMcc loday only; RATED "GP" 5:45-1:50-10:00 'Ill 1:30 Clnemofex: 1:39- All SEA7S MANAGEMENT to kill him! $1.00 DOES NOT Bargain Mat- I RECOMMEND inee 'Til 2 Paramount Pictures Presents JCT. SAN PEDRO & LOOP 410" FOR CHILDREN PM Mon/Snt '1.00 ADINODELAURENT!ISpro«n SCREENINGS: l:10-3:20-5:25-7:35-9:45 Just a person who protects children and BILLY other living things... JACK

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GENERAL CINEMA CORPORATION Friday, December 25, 1964 Sa» Antonio Ligfif

AT NORTH STAR MALL—LOOP 410 AND SAN PEDRO

Located on the East Corner of North Star Mail

North Star Merchants Launch Gigantic

INSIDE FOR 7 PAGES OF SALES VALUES AND NEWS ABOUT CINEMA I & II San Antonio Light Friday, December 25, 1964 S.A. 's First Twin Indoor With the grand opening today One lobby serves each audi at 1:30 p.m. of Cinema I and II torium, but other facilities in In North Star Mall, San Antonio dividunlly serve each theater welcomes its first twin indoor theater. This is a long awaited Two cashiers are on duty tc event for theater-goers. eliminate long waiting; ticket Everything for the com- can be purchased to the attrac fort and convenience of patrons tion of your choice. A sign a has been included in this deluxe the box office Indicates thi theater project. Main entrance movie playing in each of thi to the theater is from the south- auditoriums. side parking lot of the Mall; Opening attractions at Cinema but there is also an entrance I and II are "The Pleasure direct from the east court of Seekers" and "Disorderly Or the Mall. derly." *1890* SWEET SHOP Open 7 Days for your Convenience , . . Serving the finest in refreshments, in a most unique atmosphere OPEN 9 A.M. UNTIL AFTER THE SHOW A UNIQUE feature of San Antonio's newest theater artists are on display for opening days. The art gal- East North Star Mall is the art gallery in the lobby. In cooperation with lery is designed as a permanent feature of the lobby the North Star Art Gallery, the works of eight local and exhibits are to be changed monthly. RETAIL BAKERY Features Add Pleasure North Star Mall DI 2-7891 From the box office to the length. The unique picture win- & II are covered with per- giant living screen with its dow concept adds greatly to the forated, corrugated aluminum, McCreless Shopping City LE 3-0731 nique picture window concept, illusion and permits motion pic- backed with three inches of Formerly Federal Bake Shops CINEMA I & 11 have been de- ture viewing at its veiy best. fiberglass to provide the utmost igned for your comfort, con- Parking — the problem of in sound perfection. •enience and service. parking has been completely Art Gallery — a unique fea- Here are some of the features eliminated for patrons of ture of the lobby of CINEMA tiat have been provided to CINEMA I and II. Acres of free I ft II is the Art Gallery which make movie going more pleasant parking completely surround lias been designed to add to n surroundings p 1 a n n e d, de- the theater so that patrons park, the decor of the theater . This igned and equipped for your just a few steps from the theater is a permanent feature of the Himate pleasure and comfort: box-office. Hundreds of lined lobby and is for the purpose of Luxurious Push-backseats — parking spaces are available, de- displaying the talent and \vorks lesigned to combine both retrac- signed for ease in parking and of local artists. The exhibit— SATURDAY VALUES lon and the popular "push back maximum safety. will be changed at frequent In- POTATO esign." No need to rise to let Perfect Acoustics and Sound- tervals to provide a constant thers pass. Extra wide spacing walls and celings of CINEMA Isource of interest. rovides 25 per cent more leg DONUTS oom and the seats are uphol- BUTTER PECAN tered with specially designed overing material developed for COFFEE CAKE Itimate comfort In air condi- ioning surroundings. Giant Living Screens — two if the largest screens ever in- tailed in indoor theatres in the CARAMEL NUT MONDAY VALUES outhwest are in use in CINEMA & II to permit projection of SWiET ROLLS DOZ 49* ORANGE Ictures as nearly realistic as >ossible. The huge screen in TWIST CINEMA I measures 25 feet in Welcome Cinema 1 and 2 .DOZ. icight and nearly 60 feet in BUTTER TUESDAY VALUES to North Star Mat! if you are POUND CAKE .EACH BLUEBERRY FRITTERS DOZ. 49* LEMON WEDNESDAY VALUES MER8NGUE PIE EACH 39* APPLE

.DOZ. 49* 5' 7" or taller COMPLETE APPAREL FOR TALL Shop At All B Locations WOMEN HIGH FASHION AT POPULAR PRICES dresses - skirts Sliced or ^ sportswear separates Unsliced Loaf I 1-Lb. Locrf, White or Wheat Cottage JENE I ALL SHOP 'A TO Vz OPEN WON. THRU FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. 668 NORTH STAR MALL 3519 Broadway 406 Navarro DJ4-WI North Star Mall Friday. December 25, 1964 San Anfonio Lighf The 4Whys of a Twin

Cinema I and II brings to lengthyI: engagements: i. Many sin at their convenience, and still San Antonio, the first twin audi- gl~'~e —auditoriu*— —m "—theater- s •have to get in on the beginning of the orium theater in the entire bypass these pictures because of program. state. Since it represents a new the unwillingness,or inability to concept in motion picture enter- The duplicated facilities of e tie up the t h e a t e r for the twin such as rest rooms, drink- ainment, one might well ask, lengthy periods required. A twin 'why a twin?" ing fountains, etc. permit the permits scheduling of a road elimination of waiting lines, To the people of General Cine- show picture in one auditorium again adding to patron conven- ma, the leading proponent and while the other auditorium con- ience. Staggered scheduling leveloper of this new concept, tinues to present new attrac- eliminates traffic congestion at lexibility is the keynote of the tions at regular intervals. break periods and two cashiers type of operation a twin permits On other occasions, when a reduce the probability of long . . flexibility of operation is single attraction may be sched- ticket lines. the keynote of the type of uled for showing In both auditori- These, then, are the "why" of operation and convenience - to ums, by scheduling one auditori- a twin. It Is for .flexibility of movie goers. um approximately one hour be- operation and for maximum of Every indication Is that Holly- hind the other, it permits pros- patron convenience that General wood is going to produce more pective patrons a greater selec- Cinema is introducing its twin LUXURIOTS push-back seats and [ Jure window concept provide ultimate and more road show pictures, tion of feature starting times auditorium theater in San An- giant living screens with a unique pic- { in motion picture entertainment. with the resultant trend of so they can attend practically tonio.

Local Firms NORTH STAf* MAI.L, SHOP DOWNTOWN Aid Project SATURDAY 'TIL 5:30 Many local firms have playec an Important role In the con- struction of Cinema I and If, NORTH STAR UNTIL new theater that brings an en- tirely new concept In motion DOW NTOW N picture entertainment. From the start of construction until Its completion every pre- Save on Solid Stainless caution has been taken to pro- vide comfort and convenience AFTER-CHRISTMAS for theater-goers and many innovations add a beauty touch to the theaters. Some of the local firms that have added their own specia touch to the project are: Martin Wright Electric Com- pany, electric work; L. B. Pal- mer & Sons, painting; Texas MOVIE-GOERS have their choice of attractions at Neon Advertising Company, the new Cinema I and II, North Star Mall. Signs building signs of porcelain, indicate movie showing in eacli auditorium. enamel and plaslic — Individual letters internally lighted with neon tubing; F. P. McElwrath Construction Co., excavation and . STAINLESS r ; I". paving; Guido Erection Com- JANUARY SALE pany, steel erection; Genera s*!Pieef|v; Neon Advertising Co., Pylon sign on San Pedro and attrac- Place-Sef Mrs si Now In Progress tion panels in theater; M. Ber- nard & Son, masonry contrac- tors and Prassel Manufacturing Shown: CIRCLE STITCH Co., millwork and concession White cotton bra with stand. • anchor band, elastic front and back. Reg. 1.00

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GIRDLE and PANTIE GIRDLE Reg. 3.95 Special sales evenH Oufstanding stainless beauty at tremendous savings. This is heavy weight, beautifully finshed solid stainless that never needs polishing. NOW j, OI Get youri today! 6-pc. set includes Dinner Fork, Salad Fork, Hollow Handlo Knife, Soup Spoon and 2 Teaspoons. These prices will not bo continued after LONG LEG sale period ends January 30th. GIRDLE Silverware, sixth floor and North Star lower level Reg. 4.95

Fully patented, precision engineered NOW fruit anil vegetabls Juice extractor 4. (ulces up to 40 different fruits and vegetables, Extracts as high as 6 •*•*•••••••••<«• ounces of |uica (ram an 8 ounca apple. Gyroscopially balanced bast • Cotton end floating action cutter Made gives | Stretch Strop you maximum ]uic«, smooth vibn- • Reg. tion-lrce operation and greater vol- ume o( pulp free |uices ever thought possible. Availabli la stainless steel » Stretch or Dow Tyril. • Strap • Reg. HOUSE OF STAINLESS •3.00 234 «14 North Star Moll—East Mall fan! IUv»r»» DrEllwood* Froilllri* CaAlatu Tlmpa* Chaliai LaiHfiB Ron* *»**•• NORTH STAR MALL Dl 4-0251— Tcrmi Available San Anionio light Friday, December 25, 1964 Friday, December 25, 1964. S«n Anfonio Light 5-A-

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PLEASURE DISORDERLY SEEKERS OUR THANKS TO ORDERLY Week Day Holidays, Evenings STARTS AT Matinees and Sat. and Sun. Capitol Motion STARTS AT Picture Supply Corp. 1:45-3:45-5:30 GOING TO THE ' MOVIES IS FUN I 1.00 ADULTS 1,25 for Grigcjs Push Back S&al( 2:00-3:45-5:40 .75 MILITARY (In Uniforms) 1.00 £ Ultra Modem Booih 7:50-9:55 AGAIN! Equipment 7:35-9:30 « COMFORT ~ .50 CHILDREN (Under 12) 50 —AND— S CONVENIENCE ' ADLER SILHOUETTE • ELEGANCE » MATINEES EVERY DAY « DOORS OPEN AT 1:30 P.M. LETTER CO. Pylon Letlori Deluxe Experience 6-A San Antonio Light Friday, December 25, 1964 Top Firm To Manage New Theater Operation and management of 10 new and unusual CINEMA and II at North Star Mall, the rst de-luxe indoor theaters in IB San Antonio area for many •ears, will be under tlte super- •ision of one of the nation's eading theater management, ompanies. General CINEMA SPACIOUS refreshment bar in theater ( a convenience feature theater-goers "oroporation of Boston. lobby serves both auditoriums. This is { have come to appreciate. Originally a father and son peration conceived and pro- ected to prominence by the ate Philip Smith and now Much Success to eaded by his son Richard, it •as for years known and jerated as Smith Management Cinema I & II ompany, and established an Theater utstanding record in many sec- ions of the country for progres- RICHARD SMITH heads operation and management ive innovations in the field of o£ General Cinema Corp., who today opens the de- motion picture entertainment. luxe indoor theater Cinema I and II at North Star Under the original Indentifica- Mall. Texas Neon Advertising Co. ion ol Smith Management com- 245 W. Josephine PE4-6694 >any, Phillip Smith, was the irst to successfully operate )rive-in Theaters in the United tates, and introduced them to en different states starting as Sincere Congratulations early as 1935. The Smiths are Sincere Wishes to responsible to a great extent for he present pattern of drive Cinema I & II Theater n theater operation throughoul Cinema I & II Theater he country. Their innovation o ree playgrounds for chitdrei las led to the tremendous growth of outdoor theater in dustry as a national family ins M. BERNHARD & SON, INC. Ted Wagner will serve in titution. managerial post at San Anto- More recently, and under tin nio's newest theater, Cinema direction of the son, Richard MASONRY CONTRACTORS EXCAVATION & PAVING I and II. Sniilh, all efforts have been cor centrated on the creation of ne\ 5170 BROADWAY TA 6-2641 theaters to serve new and exist ing shopping centers. In 1950, the first de luxe shop ping center theater to achiev' Our Best Wishes success anywhere was dovelope to the high standard of perfcc tion by the Smiths in Framing Cinema I & II Theater Best Wishes liam, a suburb of Boston. 1 became the talk of the entir industry, and has set the pat Cinema I & It tern by which dozens have bee created and now successful!; Steel Erection Contractors Theatres from New England to Texas operating over a wide area 8526 Vidor Dl 4-8321 from New England to Texas and from Florida to the midwes Do luxe In every way they offe . PALMER & SONS to the public the finest in scree enterlainmetit in the atmospher PAINTING of Informality and wiih ease accessibility. Congratulations CONTRACTORS Now, General Cinema Corp 1326 W. Hildcbrand Named assistant manager ol the foremost proponent of th Cinema I and II, new theater new and novel "twin," has fou Cinema I & II opening today, Is JOB Wilson of these in operation, wit CINEMA I and II in Norl Star to be the fifth. Many mor Theater are under construction and eral others on the plannin boards. Immediate public a ceptance of those in operatio Martin Wright & Concession assures that many more wi follow, and shows the wisdom o Electric the new concept of taking en terlainmcnt to the patron in Stands for new and novel form, and at spot that is easily reached. Patron comment and sugges We Are Proud of tion has become Important t \ I II THEATER the decisions on which plans ar Our Part in BY made for future expansion. Fre quent surveys of patrons a tending the theaters operate Cinema I & II Theater by General CINEMA Corporatio PRASSEL MANUFACTURING CO. keep the management eve alert to the entertainment d General Neon Advertising Co. 300 Olmos Dr. TA 6-061 I sires of the patron. Such sur veys will be frequently made I PYLON SIGNS the new CINEMA I and II her 1617 No. Main CA7-1203 in San Antonio Friday. December 25. 1964 San ntonio Light J.t Theater Specialized Job The designing and ultimate the proper presentation of cur-the most perfect sound contro construction of a modern motion rent and future productions is a treatment yet designed for thea picture theatre, built to handle specialized project. Many fea- ters. In addition to the efficiency tures of such a building requires of this material the unusua research to accommodate such aluminum wall surfaces when factors as the tremendous used as the basic color of the in icreens which must handle many terior decor gives an interestin; types of projection, acoustical and attractive result. features which must he very Special steel framework hai exacting for proper sound re- to be designed and custom buil production, proper design of the in San Antonio to handle th twin auditoriums has been done giant plastic screens, that ex by William Riseman and As- tend across the entire front o sociates, theater architects of the auditoriums. Custom buil Boston and the same basic to give high intensity reproduc plans are being adapted to other tion of all current motion pic new twins in Florida, Texas and ture media except Cinerama several areas of the northeast. these screens give a new rea BILL AUSTIN Of particular interest to sound ism to picture projection. engineers and to lovers of good "The new CINEMA I and I To Play Theater Organ Hi-Fi sound reprodution, is the unit is a great entertainmen use of corrugated and per- addition to this entire area,1 For Grand Opening forated aluminum sidewalls,— as pointed out by H. B. Palmer of Cinema backed up by several inches of southwestern division manage NORTH STAR MALL fiber-glass insulation, and this for General CINEMA Corp. o WELCOME TO OUR wall treatment has proven to be a recent visit to San Antonio NEW NEIGHBORS AT DRESSES NORTH STAR MALI Mall Tenants regularly 8.99 to 12.99 CINEMA No. 1 & 2. It is our pleasure to Join Welcome All of the merchants in North Mali provides a perfect environ participate at your You can't miss for fashion...you can't miss for savings! look at the fabrics! I ij rand opening on Star Mall join In welcoming ment for keeping families to wools, knils, novelties...more! Look at the styles: thrilling casual and dressy Cinema I and II. In fact many gether, a place where they can fashions, 1 and 2-pc. styles, Misses', juniors', petites, youthful half sizes, Christmas day by Bill of the stores will combine 'after- Austin performing on Christmas' sales with special relax and enjoy shopping. events to mark opening of the Located in the Mall are store UUUUIlIlltllBlIllllIIIItlllUllBIlllIUnillllllUUUlUlllUUUlMUUIUIlUUimijS The Fabulous New twin auditorium theater. of all types, restaurants, profes Raldwin Theater Organ North Star Mall merchants sional and medical services . have set a mark for cooperation all under one roof. And, nov and for big promotion events. with the addition of Cinema COATS BLOUSES SIMS BALDWIN Every merchant constantly up- and II the Mall takes anolhe: orig. 19.99 to 24.99 reg. 2.99 & 3.99 holds the aim that North Star step forward. $15 You'll be glad you wailed till now for big coat savingsl Here they arei Big choice Includes our entire 2.99 smash savings on wools, tweeds, stockl Mony 3.99 blouses, too. Tre- novelty fabricsl Even deep pile mendous fashion collection of shirts; lined coals included. Big choice in and blouses In smart prinli and misses' and Junior sizes. solids. Sizes 32 to 38. iimimiiBii iiiiuiuiiBiiiiiimii iiiiiiimiimgiiuuBimiiiuiiuimiiiuig 54" LOUPf 54" HOPSACKING Shetland 90% Wool 80% Wool 10% Nylon 20% Nylon SWEATERS SKIRTS reg. 5.99 & 6.99 E Reg. 3.98 Reg. 3.9! reg. 4.99 {• 3.99 4 499 H 36" COTTON ?M1 Find just the skirt you want...at just 100% shelland wool cardigans... i Looks and feels REG, 59c YARP ihe low price you want, tool Save beautiful classics...beautifully like real Leather on pleats, sheaths, action styles... priced for savingsl Smart fashion REG. in solids and tweeds. Sizes 6 to 18. 10 Colors $^39 colors only! Sizes 34 to 40. REG. 3.49 A Yd. 59c YARD

BJSH8P SEWING CLASSES . . . COATS TO BEGIN reg. 3.99 to 5.99 reg. 15. 99 to 19.99 JANUARY 11, 1965 & What a wonderful lime to choose a Big savings. ..and howl Lots of dress for your daughter! Lots of warmth for the money, too. Fur fashion, lots of value! Wools, cord- trimmed and pile lined coats in Ihe where else but uroys, cottons...morel Sizes 3 to 1-4- group. Sizes 3 to 14.

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B3JS.W 3 Colw Movwi $3.00 CARtOAD! U INDIA ««IA IS MOC "WPKESIDENTA MUNICIPAL" TICKETS — NOW "UHEAABS480NIT4" ON ALAMO PLAZA "SAMPOaPAYASOyVO" MODE WB>. FKEWKO- BLEACHER SEATS Ttw*.. 2 Ivd-tmv UW OUUOiD 4.50 t 5.50 4 CINE JOY "' * "f" , WRITTEN AND GRAND STANDS *~~2 MOVIES—OHNT565N- — DIRECTED AND 5.50.6.50.7.50 "IA LET" D& MONTE" ACTED BY ON BROADWAY wi* vault WNAHK! Millionaire I»T I.M j no P45W r'-lASOSABWNOl" CHICANOS! Sam Brannan, newpp/jper BIEACHER SEATS rtdoy Afletonodot—7 P.M publisher, railroad owner, >i4 Swn. Vorledod con MATEO CAMARGO—20 Artllto* en miller and banker, is; Auditorium and 319 considered io have been Ol: Moll «'i JIT S»l EXCLUSIVE EVERY <>< 5 AWARDS ....„„.„„., I '1.2S DAY!* •f""'™; . I 'Til 2:00 P.M. 1 SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT ".SSrST"" I NOT ON •mo u~< o«.o< | A LADY LAST DAY!

yfl NOW .. E«» AT: 17^15-3:00 V.ALTER ^3Til SHOWING (MS 3,45-5:30-7:30 9:10 AZTEC* SAN PEDRO MATTHAU JIHUWEWtUKiR^ BARGAIN MAT DAIIY TATUM 7:40 ^o-^E* MISSION CTNEA1, wo UA MOVIES*VARSITY THK BAD NEWS 1.15-3:25-5:30 Drive Ins: 7:40-9.50 'BILLY JACK 73011.15 L4UGHING POLICEM4N 0 40

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AUDREY SEAN HEPBURN ROBERT CONNERY i, SHAW GHIA #2 ALL SHOWS EVERYDAY "ROBIN AND MARIAN' The Most Devastating NICOL WILLIAMSON Detective Story Of This Centum RATED XXX ADMISSION • BOOKS ...RICHARD HARRIS ^V • MAGAZINES ALL SEATS n=at;i^ '* K* H'ft '*t i ..">rii: ^"/ BEDFORD/HOFFMAN • PEEP SHOWS • NOVELTIES CENTURY FOX 2505 WIST AVI. Wholesome bock to "ALLTHEPRESIDENT^EIf 1:00-3:1 J-5:JO- 732-984O ure, would tnoho John 7]«5-10.'OQ IHURS. 7:45-9:50 AIXAT - The Adventures of the TODAV AT iANf IIOI THEATRE! AU SEATS—ALL DAY

THUDS.: 5:00-1:15 NOW!$1.00 ADUIT THEATER Hindcnburg (THIS FEATURE ONLY) * NOVELTIES Lost Chance To See This MEP SHOWS MAJOR MbnON PICTURE MAGAZINES-BOOKS XXX RATED MOVIES WINNER OF 4 ACADEMY AWARDS <4004 Broodwuy 826-9140

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SAN PEDRO "INSERTS" ^% i% TBI»L! KIEEN OUTDOOI WEIPEBNESS FAMILY' c,V \ ——^ *< (3) V A\S UNIVERSAL 12:30-2:20-4:10-6:00-7:50-9:40 KON HOWAKD 1HUIS. (-8-10 V S,. «°S COLONIES NORTH "AMERICAN 1:30-4:15 GRAFFITI" 'mm AND IV S 7:00-9:36 OMAR SHARIF • KAREN BUCK THUS! NO BAR. MAT. "HAPPY if ARTS TOMORROW! NO passes JOSEPH BOTTOMS 6-8-10 W&T DAYS" NO SPEC. ADM. VALLEY HI EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN!! HIDING OUTPOOR THEfiTBE TWIN OUTDOOR THEATRE 12:00-2:00-4:00 SIMH«M..l>in JT,7 -EAT" 7:30-10:40 PLAGE 6:00-8:00-10:00 ••

TOWry TWIN OUTOOOR THIATRE (PG) The All-new luxurious Northwest For the Grand Opening we've got some special things for you. Come in and Six Theotres opens torjoy at 11:30 register to win a motorcycle, or a trip to the Rio Grande Volley. And shake bonds ftnay Ctr PIUS >I DIIV! INS < UW ONIV! a.m. with Cyrus Cosmos himself, all the way from Six flags. Friday, Saturday S Sunday OUTDOOR THEATBC ClORIS LEACHMAN IN located ocross from Wonderland, Bruce Hathaway in person to moke hourly drawings for McDonald's Coupons with easy rjrcess from IH 10 and (good ot IH 10 and Wurzboch), free movie pusses S Six Flags tickets. Come oul & "CRAZYJWAMAV^ register, you need not be present to win. LOOP 410, the Northwest Six "SEIF OUTDOOR THEATRE features acres of lighted 1! MFI D' M>e«t."IHJ) UU "MW 7:39-10:30 SCHOOL parking, a spritious heuu- OIB15" tifully corpetcd lobby, o TOWN TWIN !** OUTDOOR THEATRE large (cntrol (oncewon o'eo qnd six bre(itl>lrj|.iiiq ihr-.-'rc AlIHODMiBM' ouditoriums wiib oil fbr- "WHATEVER HMPPENCP TO $I.JS'JIU:WP.«. OUTOOOK THEATIt MISS SEPTEMBER^' MJIH" 1100 2:11)5:25.84(1 latest in SPOling and prn 7:30-10:3"sawnR*0 (X* I • 1210 W5-! 00-10:10 jection equpment.

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MAYOR JACK WHITE His Honor w111 °U'"**Uf °P<=n the Olmos theafre by cutting a s"K ribbon 1o the main entrance. FLOWERS FOR THF I ADIF9 E"h M* >»""><"<}"" "f^ >^ «m i>. .«>=n(«d wits. II_VYTI_I\J rV^I\ M^C L/AL/ICO beautiful rose—from Cautho,n'i. P

tVCKY OCN iLEMAN AHendm, the Opening Show Will Alia Rec.ive • Complimentary Gift Interior view of the beautiful New Olmos theatre showing the latest moderntsKc designing

in interior painfing by Mr. C. Russell Lewis of Dallas. / FlRcWORKS DISPLAY /:00 to 7:30 p.m. A h>lf hour of dowllng, beautiful fireworks. PLENTY OF f BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKBBBj FREE Entertainment by Arthur Murray Studio OPENING NITE Parking Award Musical Program PARKIN© Entertainers from Arthur Murrays Studio present exhibition of Tonight ii »lie Night. Juit parlt your BODBY KLEIN and tiis orchestra will entertain from 6 to 7. ark modern dancing from 6:30 p. m. to 7:30 p m. Come one, come all, Two mammoth . P 'j!? car in the Gold section and you will lots accommodating 200 let's dance. THE RHYTHM RUSTLERS— Sponior.d by KONO will ,nt«rt.m f,om 7 p. m. lill 7:30 p. receive a reward. You must ha*r iJiii famoui trio, 10 ba on Kmc. ' •'•"""•""••••••••BBBBBBBi ,„„- •••HBBBM •IIBIillllllHIIIIIIBIIIIIIBIIIII IIIIIIIBIIIIIIIIIIHBI The following contractors and individuals who had a part in the construction of the new Olmos Theatre, express their appreciation for teing selected, and extend their sincerest

best wishes to the management for a huge success.

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Texas business educators are in lown for their fall meeting at 7 p.m. In Fox Tech High School auditorium, StaUed conference at the Ramada Inn. 637 N. Main. A ban on enforcement when a hearing on a suit parlor that has sued the They will hear an address by Bill Powell, of the county's massage challengingIhelegalityof county. coordinator for industrial education at the University Kelly Ricks was in Madison, Wis., this week for Ihe parlor regulations will the regulations was They agreed to of Texas, Saturday before breaking into groups to National 4-H Dairy Conference. The Bexar County continue, at least in the delayed until next week postpone ihc hcarjng until discuss competency, work processes and other areas 4-H'er got Ihe expense-paid irip for winning slate related to secretarial and office occupations. near future, by allorneys for Bexar lawyers for the massage honors in the 4-H Dairy Conference Program. Approximately 200 members of the Texas Business That resulted Friday County and for a massage parlor amend Iheir suit. A junior at John Marshall High School, Kelly is the "The Paris Rubb" had Education Association were expected for (he two-day conference with the theme, "The Future is Now." son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ricks, Roule 17. He's a sued ihe county, claiming member of Ihc Heloles 4-H Club. INTERSTATE 73W**,. the ordinance is San Antonio College business teachers made local arrangements. unconstitutional. East Central School District has a half dozen An attorney for Ihe locations for General Equivalency Diploma classes, San Antonio School District officials are going to massage parlor. Laird listen to patrons' opinions Ocl. 11 at a town hatl (Continued on Page 13-A) Palmer, said lhai since the county regulation was 'ttHl irt •> ki il t\ film, biie, made possible by a state tfuis, car Ui«i,tHr»fii«i iri law,,the suit needs to be rmi{( s@ amended to include the state. A temporary restraining order which prevented enforcement of BURT REYNOLDS the regulation will remain tASI YEAR 30,000 PEOPLE ENJOYED THE WHITE UGHTNING in effect until the hearing, lARGISr GROSSING ADUIT HIM OF All both parlies agreed. TIME AT THIS THEATER. SEE WHY amhGATOir The suil asks for 575,000 WILLIAM SHATNER in damages, claiming a "Misty 11:00-3:50-8:40 DOWUWFW!-20f Rift BT! masseuse and the 3D UtD M02 JAY COME S« Mr Beethoven "TWILIGHT P 2ND F£A1 URE Al SAM PtDRO, VASS1IYJ massage parlor owner IHIBI AR! JDU1T 12:00-3:10.6:15.9:20 L had been caused P PEOPLE" BLOODY null, AZTEC AND JUMOH4. MAH WAMI 1 L 3:30-7:10 "^ - AN INTtRSTATE ENCORE PRESENTATION U "SIUNTIUHMM". "humiliation, fright and PROUD TO BUNG YOU KAPI MIDNIGHT (C) A RE-REIEASE mental anguish" by I H PUR OF CLASSICS. s 1:35-4:45-7:50 SHOW TONIGHT -mmtmr-imoIK WON'T A NEW SPECIES OF ?: anus, muaniKi«.I> ; 11:00.1:13.3:30 » MOMCO-6gVUl£» RAZA-KtllRVlUI near Loop 410 and V «:30.10:00 (PG) TWILIGHT PEOPLE Bandera, through Oct. 31. "Jabrael's Phantasma" m opens' Sunday-Thursday riiMifgn-liimw*^R^s^ 7Si^77^ .Tr-,rr.r~^ at 6 p.m. On Friday and FREE FREE FREE 1*1 ntrur tu tc» i/nei/i uti/tt fitarrnrtt Saturday, it is open from 6:30p.m.tolZ:3fla.m. . TODAY AT 2 P.M. SEE The World's Firsl "Kentucky Fried Movie" Football Game. KZIOO Bunardetrcs vs. UA DOUBLE RATtD (X) Y Admission isS2.50. with FEATURE special group rales Theatre's Kentucky Fried Movie Misses. TONIGHT AT available on request. MIDNIGHT A1TEND Trie KZ10Q Movie Premier And Awtrrds Ceremony. "COMING OF ANGELS Haunted house features 11:00.2:10-1:10-8:10 (X) will include [xirtrayals of AND IT'S AIL FREE—BRING A FRIEND "THE TROUBLE monsters, a snake pit, All NEW! ^-"^-.WWf^iS WITH YOUNG STUfF' ^ insane women cuged in a Adventures of the true life hero... 1:15-3:50-6:25-9:00 ^-_ 1JL*°j:4-0-_t;'!o-g=jQ_(>1 .7 dungeon and a mud • INVADERS.... 12:45-4:10-7:3* doctor. HELD OVER! I VOG 2:35-6:00-9:25 WOOCIAICN DOUBLE HIS FRIENDS: Didn't Live Long. . I ill FEATURE In Person His Enemies Killed Them. "INSIDE ERSULA HIS ENEMIES: Didn't Live YOG Long. He Killed Them. H:15-2:lS-SilS-8il5 (X) MONSTER — \ "CRIES OF ECSTACY" HINT i:\xM\mm m FROM ' ; 1 2:50-3:50-6:50 flSVENSONssaifuid RESET in FINAL CHAPIl'R-WALKING TALL THE OUTLAW AZTEC.3 SPACE /"DOUBLE BAR. Till 2:00 P M. " The CB battle cry _ JOSEY WALES FEATURE of The Great ^^^^^^^mt^^-m^^k^n*.**^ '"Misty JUDSOH.4 Trucker's War! [ MR. BILLION . . 1:35-5:10-9:05 LA n i .. ^T Tr*l 3O OOO rropll IN " MOTHER 3:25-7:10 Beethoven ;°"? •»' '"<»sr a,osvNo 1 3:00-3,10 55.™"" "' *u '"" *' '"" 6:15-9:20 1:35 VAILEV.HI THE PLAN: KILL 80,000 PEOPLE THE WEAPON: A BLIMP iv 5 'MANNIQUIN'VX^Nu /iso THE PLACE: THE SUPER BOWL MISSION TWIN lir, Or. THE DAY: "TAU" Ut-liy> 3 COlOU KOflES-HW CMUOM) UUIU tt.00 TONY AGUILAR IS BACK! TOWN TWIN "[L HOBO Dt ClIMPHS" BLACK A long time ago in a "TAll" 7.SO "LOS RUES DtL VOUKIE" "tBAIEf 10:00 CON VIRUtA Y CAPU1INA • CHUCK NORRIS "OEVIl'S NESStHGER" "MOTHER, JUGS & SPEED SUNDAY gabxy jar; jar away.. ••SUUBK KWT" 11:30 IttD. EjhCO-THUTt. iZ.MC»tfliO

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NEWLAURET 5M./SUN. 2310 SAN PEDRO 736-4551 > 12:25.2.45 WOODLAWN "SPIDER" - 11:30 - 3:30 - 5,30 S:OS-7:2S-9:45 STANLEY 8:30 / "PEOPLE" - 1:00.^4:00 - 7:00 ™^~~™ ' '77 SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 24. 1945 QUAKES RECORDED By HOT DOGS COOKED Women Find Jobs Laredo Man Dies By Associated Press Legislation Needed Special Telegram NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Ford- THESE WOMEN D'ALESIO BY RADIO WAVES LAREDO, Dec. 23.^-Ruben ham University's seismograph SHADOWLAND By Associntcd Presa In Chemistry Field Chavez, 48, died at his home 5 Miles Out Blanco Road To Encourage SYRACUSE, N. Y., Dec. 23. recorded two mild earthquake By Associated Press here Saturday, following a heart shocks early Sunday, and Fr. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR Science has fount! a way to AUSTIN, Dec. 23.—A bright littack. Joseph J. Lynch expressed be- CHRISTMAS NIGHT AND NEW Adequate Housing cook hot dogs by radio waves. future is seen for women In the He is survived by his widow lief the disturbance "probably YEAR'S EVE PARTIES— The General Electric Co. field of chemistry by Dr. Ken- and eight children; his father, was southwest, off the west Open NighHy Except Wednesday, Alamo National Bank said Sunday it was manufac- neth A. Kobe, professor of Daniel Chavez, pioneer print coast of Mexico." December 26. shop operator; two brothers, Fer- The first shock was recorded • Reservationi Phone P-29618 • Radio Guest Cite* turing a machine which, for chemical engineering at the Uni- nando and Mario Chavez, and at 3:16:28 a. m. (E.S.T.) and the Imperative Need* a dime in the slot, delivers a versity of Texas. four sisters, Mrs. Rosa C. de la second at 3:22:55. "red hot" sandwich with mus- Dr. Kobe, who is in charge of Pena, Mrs. Irene C. de Tre.vino, Last night »t 10:15 p. m. the tard; wrapped in paper. employment services for the uni- Mrs. Rosaria C. de Villarreal and Alamo National Bank presented, The device looks like the versity branch of tha American Mrs. Aurora C. de Trevino. fcs a public service, John B. Bland- usual soft i drink or cigarette Chemical Society, said requests WANTED ford, Administrator of the Na- machine. Sandwiches are from the petroleum industry are tional Homing Agency, who wat particularly numerous for wom- interviewed on the subject of placed in the machine after LtasL JLlines xonigni being prepared. When the en as technical assistants, ana- "A THOUSAND AND ONE Drugstore Manager "Present Homing Problem* in the customer inserts a dime, the lytical and research work. NIGHTS" U. S." by Barnet Nover, famous machine heats the roll and There are also opportunities Starts Tuesday columnist, in his regular weekly meat uniformly in a high fre- for women as chemical techni- CANT HELP SINGING" Contact L. F. Harrison aeries, "Washington Views -and quency oscillator coil and cians, laboratory workers, ste- Interviews,' broadcast over WOAI. qjrops the sandwich into a nographers, scientific writers, and in the realm of bio-chemis- In hi* opening discussion Mr. glass-door compartment. SOUTH SAN Milam Drugstore G-0341 Nover discussed the four billion, try. four hundred, million dollar loan Last limes Today .••••••••••••••••••••••••••ril to Britain, as follows: Von Johnson, in chart., COBURN NOVER: The Anglo-American "Between Two Women" loan arrangement is no one-way Oinny SIMMS BOX OFFICE OPENS street. On the contrary, its im- portance lies in the fact that it Starts TOMORROW represents a determination on the LAST DAY! part of both Britain and the U. S. "I'll bet you think that's your girdle you're straightening 1" AJESTIC WO/f/OS to co-operate in the financial and HJID MAIN it. C. I economic sphere for the mutual benefit of both and for the gen- Army Locates Ocean Storms eral -welfare of all the nations of C»,,i,sCOBURK-6,,M SIMMS the world. Economic isolation in the U. S. is as impossible as po- By Radio Direction Finders R...n PAIGE At The) World's litical isolation proved to be. By United Press . ' tected. When a storm is located ANNOUNCER: Before continu- WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—The by two stations, not otily its Most Famous ing with Barnet Nover's interview, army signal corps has developed NightSpot.. a means of locating ocean storms direction but distance can be de- this friendly message from the up to 2,000 miles away by re- etermined by triangulation. The It's the gayest Alamo National Bank. The friend- cording the static they emit on direction finders are accurate time you ly loan policy of the Alamo Na- radio direction finders. ~ 'vv ever imagined tional Bank is to extend adequate within two degrees. Vibrant credit to every person, firm or Maj.Gen. Harry C. Ingles, chief After the method, developed .'>>., corporation worthy of it; credit in signal officer, disclohed Sunday by physicists' at the University ,*., ^ J°ne. large enough amounts and for a that a network of stations had of Florida, was applied in the long enough period of time to get been providing this type of Atlantic the'airforces employed An Xmos Gift for AH the job done. . . . Now, back to weather information over the two specially fitted B-17 bomb- South Side Residents Barnet Nover's interview with Mr. North Atlantic since June 23, ers on weather reconnaissance John B. Blandford. 1944. to check results of the observa- A NEW, MODERN MINO* JOtCf ACUTE HOUSING SHORTAGE For a shorter period similar tions. On 50 flights, they veri- observations have been made in fied 81 per cent of the data ob- INTERSTATE NOVER: I know of no one who the Mediterranean and Western tained. •A can speak with greater authority Pacific. The Pacific system op- THEATRE on the subject of housing than the erates in the Marianas, near government's top man in that which originate the typhoons NEAR YOU '?•,»**»*. field, Mr. John B. Blandford, Ad- which sweep northwestward ministrator of the National Hous- over the Pacific toward the Phil- ing Agency. Mr. Blandford, just THE SUNSET SSw* how bad is the housing situation ippines, .China a'nd Japan. hopp* The Atlantic coast network in- Opens Puitl" at this time? cludes stations near Red Bank, BLANDFORD: Well, Mr. Nover, CHRISTMAS DAY there is an acute housing shortage N. J.; Gainsville, Fla.; Bermuda, not only in our major cities but in and St. Johns, Newfoundland. hundreds of smaller communities Thunderstorms, cloud masses On the Scr*«n as well. On Sept. 30th, about 1,- and rainfall all contain static BETTY HUTTON 200,000 American families were electricity which can be de- living "doubled up." Even assum- PALACE ing that we will get a large volume Greeks Take Over "INCENDIARY THE AMAZING ADVCNTVMl Of A of construction next year, another BLONDE" T/AHKtf DOODif DAHDr IN JAtAH" 2,000,000 families will have to Big Industries JAMES double up by the end of 1946. By Associated Press 1 .\\o ATHENS, Dec. 23.—Premier .no'"" ' CAGNEY HOUSING FOR VETERANS Themistokles Sophoulis' gov- NDGALITD5S DIVISION SYLVIA SIDNEY NOVER: Does that account for ernment Sunday requisitioned veterans returning to civilian life? all cement factories throughout BLANDFORD: Yes, by the end Greece and a big chemical, fer- ORK'CLUB BLOOD ON of 1946, more than a million vet- tilizer and glass works, at Pi- erans' families will still have to raeus which ranks as the coun- wan BARRY FITZGERALD THE SUN* double up with others, unless we try's largest industrial concern. are willing to give them the first Authorized by recently en- DON OiFORE -i***, ANDY RUSSELL shot at future vacancies in the acted legislation, government Lost existing housing, supply. control of the factories was de- !'h. P'^Tf ToVvo NOVER: What is being done to scribed as being designed to Doy! improve the situation? i n c r e-a s e, production• as an •""" — BLANDFORD: We have given initial step in a new reconstruc- FOR YOUR veterans preference in all federal- tion plan. MsUUHAl ly-owned housing- and, wherever possible, we make available tem- porary housing to communities, colleges and universities. We are asking congress to provide funds •HUM for our part of the job, and are f 6m*N trying to get cities to share the FRUIT CAKE XI responsibility for returned vet- RIltT erans where possible. We may have as many as 100,000 units to make available for moving:, in ad- MILAN D dition to those already in the VINCENT YERRO "SALOME, WHERE hands of the communities and SHE DANCED" universities. V**.*1 GOOD Win, a rou»M. C. MITCL-T NOVER: That ought to help. ON THl SHOW WITH WHAT CAN BE DONE? "TOPPER" and "MURDER, MY SWIET" BLANDFORD: But, thcro is « ere»t deal more thnt can bo done. There should be an all-out effort, locally and nationally, to stimu- Last it All Neighborhood Theatres Open 1 p. m. Throughout Holidays late new home construction, Cities )t >t are in the beat position to deter- Day ENCHANTED FOREST" S" "»'-<'f ' mine why shortages exist, and then call on the federal govern- ment for aid they think it can Starts TOMORROW render. NOVER: Do you think any leg- islation is needed to help end this housing shortage? FRANZIA A\ BLANDFORD: Yes. We need It to double the volume of home construction; to get people out of emergency housing, substandard WINES housing and the •Tumi. We need Kuch proposals a* are incorporated in the pending Wagner-Ellender- FIFTH Taft bill. We need the new tools 95c it provide* to stimulate private MORI TORRID! enterprise to achieve an annual rate of more than a million new MORlURRimi CASE Of homes a year for many" years to 12 Sths... come. We need legislation to help cities clear their blight areas through redevelopment programs, SWEET to provide public housing for low- Many of You Prefer est income groups, and to stim- WINE ulate programs of research to re- duce building costs. BRANDY FULL GAL. • Peach • Apricot • Blackberry LONG-RANGE GOAL Reg. $3.86 $ NOVER: How would you de- n.49 scribe your long-range goal, Mr. FIFTH ^. Blandford? BLANDFORD: Our ultimate objective must be—a decent home IDEAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS for every American. family. Vodka —A SLOW GIN FIZZ-T- NOVER: And how about the cost of such a program? Reg. $4.95 SLOE GIN TITO GUIZAl BLANDFORD: The cost to the FIFTH .taxpayers will be whatever sub- FIFTH, REG. sidies are provided for low-rent $3.95 VALUE $275 housing and urban redevelopment —offset, certainly in large de- *2.45 CONSTANCE MOORE gree, by better living for millions, elimination of slums, more rev- We Always Have ,/HOWAIC FMEMAH • STIVEN CiHAY • enue for our cities. Direct ben- RUM ri CHORIITIRS • HIM MMIMMUM JUMOI o«CHtJT«» efits would b.e our annual invest- . ment of private capital of perhaps REG. $4.50 Produced and Dhcttsd bjr six billion dollars, and the pro- $ vision of four million jobs, which WHISKEY s would be no mere by-product of a 5U, 1.95 task that so badly needs tackling.

ANNOUNCER: Listen again 7 next Sunday at 10:15 p. m. to ^^^•s-wy^..,,,^,^*^^^^^^- • - • - •• • ™ --*7^^ » • i » ^ - — » ^ - * ™ w-^^.»— » ^— » - »- "Washington View* and Inter- CALIFORNIA WINE and views," a public service feature brought to you by the Alamo Na- tional Bank. Meantime, accept the LIQUOR STORES Alamo National Bank's friendly 113 South Santa, Rou • 709 South Alamo • 602 East Comnwre* invitation to let it serve you when- TEXAS sh,rH TOMORROW ever and however it can.—.(Adv.] SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS: FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 17. 1926. 13 trade «t dM d«>d letter o(Cet BAPTIST TEMPLE CHOIR J. TV. Coat«r. Mis» Adel* Tenor: Mr. Robert Frine, Sir, J. C XT. L. Coleman. Mr. E. E. TVatkar, riolktioB of tiis rulc. Coagfr, MJw Violet Mann. Mrt Carti*. Mr. Parid MIlMp. Bariteme: Sir. H. It Safttfer, Mr. J. R. Fantk. A BM*t>t)f of tbr »tjl"* «JMIW Erected A3 }«tt«n &»!!• with s*«ti zsllt«« will b* h«M friday, au4 no* o« tt« ftpct wili eitiicr TO PRESENT CANTATA G. HarriwB. Mra. Uujh Colfm«a.|Mr. C. A. Londetn, Mr. WUI!s» Bry Mr. •TOW*. Mr. C. B. AI«»t, Mr. J, . e*8* PENCILS AND Ti«r« Uo't »BT ow »orrria». A. O.J drift. Hit H!» and ta/(«riac, ami j JEWELRY COMPANY Marx Co. en by San Antonio vni *^j to *?"ESK SETS SOLD AT Merchants. STtaiS! wa* #pj*rore!(|, Co^ii* will tf Wbi!« tuw o» Wkei »k» informed kioi tiist bur»l«n W, B. Hutfhist. The arooinpani>t SHE.\FFKR PEN AND fire^ffrf »fldf **flt to 7..0OG b*4 «st«retl tbeir fcc-io* »nd «to!*a wfll 'be Mi«a EHaaoor Bauib, plamUt. Headquarters for Tb« Pfi •IK; K).f!i- J?5) and Mra. J. A. PENCIL SCTS Tent Blit Priit •rl*M4 fc!» f*ror'.i* hnntlnc rifle, ffatirill v !! b* b'U! in S«a ^ Mid. vbiek b«d bvra « pert cf tb* loot *« perwnitiH at tfee afrrrlr U a* fal- "The Diamond House of SHEAFFER rVfcrnary 7 lo 17. it win derfdod t*k?u by tt« intruder*. iktrt ft Sipply C«. Th>ir* will b* «T»«d etarka and iP»rf. FOUNTAIN PENS 121 Broadway b*r <>f C^/j ix>?» •»•«»« flretrorfca for)carrier* ? ijn> rx^toffiee Or tka H# did B(rt t«k* Hi* !oiw « »l««toe. Mrs. Ray H. Parry. Mr*. t>«r(nvrf. «* hari- 100 Uiod. to wi<-t 1^^ of tfe« local Fator*. *Ad Mat a pro!«»t to th4 potire. MeUie I^

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SORROW TO WIDOW OF s..,-i:i>i,,n of | r,,Iice Believe I'.oncl Left in Audi ' t'.'.TiM, ':! this .-oiinlry ir. -!-.wlv l,'-.-n.:<" <,r tl," trr.'H' "nr- n Jcanettv I.off. Hu h Allen i I'K'i iii-rii,,!. r.HMnr-.s ;itnl rr,,fi'v-i,':i;!l \Yonmn. [ After Sh K g niendous response to a for- win. MI-,' iiinkin~ :i soo.l will- lour r,{ , v 1... . ' l.oia n r" ns f"I- 1 '.!> r-l :',.,! ..'l.-r^' No. lfl..n.' "onr-'rillr.r ,.tl,"r t — l- v.l r!.l- ' Lawrence (irant ^ mal thentrc opening! Silver r»i"ii-t« t "•IilMi ". l,nl,-iy vi-.il",! I lit. KJiMUMl nn,I import* yc.rifiO.OrKi. l-"(,r I , . ', ' " ~' i-; l •"."..I f.-"t fr.-in tli" . but no ,1,-flnlt" nnn.innc.-in.-lit* ; l! l!l tioi::il l—in'.r i)if.i.-i- li'-r". ™otni;.iti !-i*Ili' \\OIt'I'IT. 'l'"x.. A';^. 1 T. — ni.-r'. • r- hn :,i,'.•: i..-- i'n..- n.1: ::.:.n...-,i" f,--. •-t , fr.-i... ,;n . tl.•.."- ••:-_• . •( • hnv," 1,,-i-n inn.l,.. •;'. II" n m u l-'r.'Hlmmn—kit" thr .Inlr l:i«t M-nr «ilv,.r nxport. v-cro ! V'. 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AT 7 P.M. AN INCOMPARABLE SHOWPLACE OF CHARM AND BEAUTY NEW WONDER THEATER — Here's San Antonio's newest showhouse, which INTERSTATE'S NEW opens Wednesday night in the Wonderland Shopping City area. Theater, with WONDER Theatre/ ample free parking, is easy to reach from all parts of city. FREDERICKSBURQ ROAD AT LOOP 410 IN WONDIRUND SHOPPING CITY m* Wonder Theater .sss*- ts Ready To Open An air of comfort and luxur•y limited to less than 1,000, the will also include appearances • Urn Barrett-Michael Ripper/Sidney James-Wilfrid Brambell -Joe Baker ervades the new Wonder Thea seats are so widely spaced that by drill teams, Jim Cullums' ' r, from its gold-colored cur the floor area is nearly equal to Hazxy Jazz Band and a maria- ifls to the tapestry rugs in the that of Ihe big downtown thea- chi group. >anish-accented lobby. ters. The premiere program will Though its seating capacity i: The whole town is invited to - the opening festivities; which open wit ha ID-minute docu- begin at 7 p.m. Wednesday mentary film on the history of when searchlights pierce the San Antonio, specially produced skies over Wonderland Shop- for this occasion. ping City, whose parking area The feature picture booked , provides ample free space for for the opening is Warner Bros, the cars of all who attend the latest hit comedy in Technicol- theater. or, "Not With MY Wife, You A brief ribbon cutting cere- Don't," starring Tony Curtis, mony — without speeches — George C. Scott and Virna Lisi. '. will be conducted by San Anto- It's a big picture, with rapid- - nio Mayor VV.W. McAllister and fire action ranging through Ko- • Balcones lieight.s Mayor Daiiiclirea, Japan, Labrador, London, Webster. The outdoor festivities | and across Europe to Rome. Sprightly Comedy

LUXURIOUS FCHM. PERFECT VISION. FINEST PROJECTION PADDED OPERA Every row spaced lo on perfectly propor- Is First Feature CHAIRS throughout. i cl»r viw tioned mimmorh So-o relaxing. Plenty ol th! icreen. No screen .-. . wild ol stretch-out ram need to arise to hijii- fidelity stereo- Audiences about to see "Not "Not With My Wife" and togeth- permit pissing. phonic HUII4. talween raw, too. Vilh MY Wife, You Don't!" er enact the giggle-making story vill know the moment the pic- of two friendly but competitive DOOIIS OPEN 7:30 P.M. •EGISTEK FOK BOOK MIZESI ures begins that they are in SCHEtN SHOW AT «:15 P.M. MATINEE DAILY AT 1:30 P.M. Air Force officers and their ac- COMt lAlr AND JOIN THI FUNt IEGINNING THANKSGIVING OAYI or a laugh treat. That fact .signaled by a va- tivities with an Kalian beauty •iety of interest-stirring film who is loved by both. echniques such as pop art, op As Tom Ferris, a general's OPENING ATTRACTION art, animation and superimpo- aide who values his wife and his ilion. which start the picture. career about equally, Tony Cur- Vnnnan Panama, pruduccr- Virna iircctor of the new Warner tis makes his third recent star- Bros, release, due to be the ring appearance for Warner 'pcning attraction Wednesday Bros. He was lately seen in it the Wonder Theater, cho.s that studio's "The Great Eace" parkling screen techniques a and "Sex and (he Single Girl." lisi Scott he way to give his movie a con Virna Lisi, the beauteous Ital- SELECTED ESPECIALLY TO OPEN THE NEW WONDER emporary look and, at th THEATER, BECAUSE THIS IS AN OUTSTANDING PIC- ame lime, plunge onlnokei ian blonde, came from Euro- ^ TURE. . . ZANY AND SPARKLING! BURT LANCASTER nlo (he racy story of "Not Wit pean films a few years back to 1Y Wife, You Don't!" The no\ star with Jack I.cmmon in LEE MARVIHOBERT RYAN JACKPALANCE :omcdy in Technicolor is 1'an "How To Murder Your Wife" * miMi^ « ima's first venture as a pro and stayed lo star with Frank lucor after 25 years as one <• Hollywood's most succc.ssfi Sinatra in "Assault On a RALPH BELLAMY CLAUDIA CARD1NALE nd imaginative wrilcr-dircc Queen." Now she plays an ever- ors. )ln is also co-author of th lovinp; hut wayward wife who n'igina! story and the screen THE FROFESSiONAlS ilay of "Not With MY Wife. wants two of everything. In one form or another, "Wo (leorge C. Scott, two-time Vith MY Wife" was in sum Academy Award nominee for lage of production for mor scaring screen portrayals, as- A COLUMBIA PICTURES RELEASE-PANAVlSlOr^ TECHNICOLOR' han two years, commencin says his first romantic comedy ltamoatoljtroBtaifi!) vilh special footage shot ovc rnle in "Not With MY Wife." principal cities of Europe 11:10-1:20-3:30 nd ending with work at Marc Me is cast as a tough and ruth- less air commander who hunts 5:40-7:50-10:00 \KB and the Warner Bros, lo n California. Tony Curtis, Virn the enemy in Ihe air and .isi and Ccorge C. Scott ar women on the ground. he stars and the principals "Not With MY Wife, Ynu Don't!" was photographed by Charles Lang. Miss Lisi's cns- umes wore designed by Edith ^ACHIEVEMENT MICE WUL ENDURE FORGEMfflONS Head, with the exception nf a itripcd bathing-suit Virna her- People wiUseeitaschUdreB, as teenagers and later as parents taking tbeir children. self designed for a riotous ^ AN AWESOMELY ABSORBING FILM. - beach scene. MAN AND WOMAN PLAY OUT THE ELEMENTAL DRAMAS OF THEIR BASIC RELATIONSHIP Manager IN THE BROADEST TERMS! Is Native San Antonian Norman C. Schwartz, a long" lime "Intel-staler," has been as- signed as manager of the new' 'Wonder Thea- or. He has formerly man- igcrt the Aztec Theater since 1946. Schwartz is a native San An- onian, attended ocal schools and graduated rom Bracken- id ge High Schwartz 20tli&iiliiry-Fox|>ir3flils ifhool in 19.11. He started on his first job THEDINODELAURENTIIS n show business as an usher I the Majestic Theater in IDIil. •alnr joining the visitor staffs if the Empire and Palace thea- ers. He was promoted lo his "•si managerial assignment to 11EBIHE he Highland Theater in 1036 Schwartz entered ' 'military sc^npiaybyCHRISTOPHER FRYproArdbyDINO DE LAURENTIIS utaflribJOHN HUSTON crvice in World War n in July MUSICAL SCORE BY TOSHIRO MAYIZUMI Orip«l Swtod Ah. « M> C***i:tm Im* M2, was commissioned after Tk cat n «la t{aftwmu: MICHAEL PARKS as Adam, ULLA BERGRYD is Eve, RICHARD HARRIS as Cain, JOHN HUSTON as Noah, nur months of enlisted duty ie served overseas in the Eur- STEPHEN BOYD as Nimrod, GEORGE C SCOTT as Abraham, AVA GARDNER as Sarah, PETER OTOOLE as The Three Angels, pcan theatre of operations, as ommandcr nf a Transportation A NORMAN PANAMA PRODUCTION lot Sallis as Hagar, Gabncfe Ferzflti as Lot, Elconora Rosi Dtago as Lot's wife, fDmed in D-lWColor by DC Luu ii'nup. GEORGETVNE TONIGHT 1:15 All Ev«. PtrfermantM All I«. Pftformancm A He Tlurncd to the United IARROLL O'CONNOR laics In 1946 with his attained TECHNICOLOR* FROM WARNER BROS. WED. MATINtES L.r. Mm. Bat. Men. thru Sal. 1:15 Jot. ft Sun. MatintM snk of captain; and upon sen- ATJ.QOP.M. »J.OO 11.00 »1.JO tun. In. * r-M p.m. »1.»0 ji.50 $».QO ration from Ihe Arm.y he re- irnert to Interstate Theatres. SAN ANTONIO LIGHT Blinded By Enemy Fire, rtday. Augu»t 17. 19451 Premier Orders All Japs Officer Insists on Fighting of Mars, Pa., who was in Whlteley's could make him go back was to WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.—(if)—\ knock him out cold. Lieut. Ell -Whileley ol Georgetown, platoon: "We begged him to go back for "You couldn't stop our men To Lay Down Their Arms Texas, was wounded but he killed after that." aid. But he refused and when. the military and maintenance of 9 Germans and captured 23. our company commander, First - Whlteley's mother, Mrs. Ruth ^ BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.-W> Then he was blinded by enemy 'Gen. Prince Naruhlko Nlgashi-Kunt, rder." • Lieut. Rotjert A. Wann of. St. Whiteley, lives ^t Georgetown. He fire but tried to conceal the fact entered the army In April, 1942 who may himself be tried as,a war The policy, the Dome! news and keep no fighting. Louis, Mo., asked dim to go back 'criminal, was sworn to as Japan's gency quoted the prince as say. ' he insisted on leading the f if fat. and was commissioned less than a His commanding officer had to The only way Lieutenant W»nn year later. new premier today. ng, was "personally given by., his knock him out to keep him from '. In his first official act as premler- lajesty, the emperor, when the 1m- leading an attack. ' war'minister he ordefed the army srial command was given to form For bis courage, Whiteley has to '.'strictly observe" an imperial new cabinet." been awarded the Medal of Honor. Jcescript to lay down their arms. He PEOPLE WARNED The award was announced by the declared: After the cabinet meeting, the war department last night. ' " "The decision has been taken remier broadcast to the Jap people Whiteley, a native of Florence, to cease fire and return to peace." warning "to guard against emo- Texas, is how at Dlble General The new cabinet went Into ses- onal outbursts and live up to the hospital, Menlo Park', Calif. He sion Immediately alter It was sworn :tter and spirit of the Imperial re- earned the nation's highest award In. •cript." last December 27 In house-to-house SURRENDER 1ST JPB ' The purported broadcast was nol fighting through the fortress town eard by the FCC, which recorded of Slgolshelm, France. Dorriel announced that the first Domei's paraphrase promising thai • duties of the new cabinet would be Although his left arm was use free speech and lair public opinion less from wounds, Whiteley used a the signing of the surrender, or "the 1 be encouraged and the liberty •peace terms," and "fulmlllment of machine gun, grenades and ba- TONIGHT f sound association will be en- zooka rockets to kill the 9 Germans 'the Potsdam declaration to be en- orsed." The prince was quoted as • forced." Said the broadcast: and capture the 23. aylng: Then he was hit again—as he ". "Once we have laid (down our "Efforts will be made to carry fct 8:OO O'clock • arms, we must take up matters emerged from a house. One eye into' practice the imperial order was pierced and he had a head of • with absolute calmness. If there to maintain friendly relations with ishoWd. be any .incident in 'vlola- wound. S«n Antonio'* N«w»st the rest of the world. Said Pfc. Charles K. Donaldson ~;4iori of his majesty's command, 'The greater the sufferings and D» Luxt Suburban Thestr* *-ive will lose the confidence of the hardships which the Japanese ^"woild. The new cabinet must sec must endure hereafter, the more -'that the work is carried out with glorious will be Ihe new Japan Rosalind Russell^ Ji, great care. which will come out of the present M-G-MY outstanding picture! ;•£ MUST RECOVER national crisis." "*:' "The second thing which we On Palace Screen ACTION., ?1 roust bear in mind is that we must Rosalind Bussell and Jack Car- •-•••recover ourselves from the rav- in ON SCREEN—David Bruce son are the stars of ''Roughly *£ages of war and plunge Into Hie and Yvonne DeCarlo are cur- Speaking," which, opens Friday at ".'"work of reconstruction at the the Palace. ^.'earliest possible moment." Has rently starred In "Salome, •w- Higashi-Kuni "announced to h Where She Danced," tire cur- "Santa TPe Saddlemates" stars Cabinet a three-point basic polic Sunset Carson'and Linda Stirling •vs^respect of the constitution, contro SSwrtStag rent screen attraction at the at the State on the double program Majestic. It's In technicolor. with "The Power of the Whistler," OKINAWA, Aug. 17.—W>—First starring Richard DIx. Janis Carter WAC to set foot In the Ryukus ar- and Jeff Donnell. The bill opens rived today uninvited. She didn't Saturday. stay long. ack Warner Cpl, Mary. Haynan, 22, ol Balti- ^Relief From Hot Weathe more, Md., attached to the Far Eas atr forces public relations office in ns Joan Funeral Arranged «£ Skin Irritations Manila, decided she -wanted to see MICKEY RODNEY s'^t" . . ,,-.',. **^Are you in misery tlicso sizzling ua; the arrival of the Jap surrende; For Dr. A. E.Evans Donald Ililabtlh 4*t'Aud nights from itching, burning 1m envoys. So after making out pas Chandler TAYLOR• 1 Funeral services for Dr. A. 13. CRISP **';rasli, prickly heat? Then Mcxsima is senger manifests for troops at Nlch By LOUELLA O. PARSONS •whilst what you need. This soothing, Motloji Picture Kdltor, I. N. S. Evans, 65, who died Tuesday at his IN TECHNICOLOR! ols field, she stepped aboard a ready home, 410 East Oltnos drive, were ^ -medicated powder brings instant cool- plane for the non-stop trip to Okl HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 11.— (INS)— t^.ing relief. Aiid that's not nil Mcx- In Hollywood we are Just getting to be held at 2 p. m. Friday at ( r nawa. Pueblo, Colo. Survivors are his .- eana's special base helps absorb excess Disappointed on learning on he back to normalcy after two days /'.''moisture often the cause of such irrita- of talking, thinking and enjoying widow, Mrs. A. E, Evans; a son, uuy arrival hero that the envoys ha L. Evans, of rPueblol , Colo., and two •~:tion. Also guards tender skiu from been delayed, she sheepishly re peace. Try to get anybody to talk ^ ^ans 01 ^. chafe. Keep Mcxeana handy to check 1 motion pictures, or try to get any- grandchildren, WOODLRWN (•-••'itch of mosquito bites and healing sun- ported to her commanding office Maj. Rodney Southwlck of Wash body on a telephone! Fortunately, -) 900' I:,buni. And it's grand for easing, fiery ITS ONE HOWL OF ington, D. C., who dispatched he I happened to meet Jack, Warner. * *smart of baby's diaper rash. ~A 4ti- "What's new?" I asked him. Then £^Vcar favorite with the whole fanyly, it posthaste back to Manila. he told me he had signed Joan SPECIAL! LOVi r^iias many use's, Costs little. Have most Chandler when he was in New York. AH!) ''''in tlii) large sizes. Beat tlio heat With OLD FIDDLERS MEET. I said: The Old yitldlere assocl»tlpn o KOKQ Texas will meet at the Max Sturck "You mean the girl who played In "The Late George Apley?' " V-J DANCE park In SeguhV at 8:30 p. m, IMEXSANA He said: '"-SOOTHING MEDICATED POWDER August 22. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT! "That's It." Friday Niie She's 22 and she was one of the sensations of Broadway this season. Ei«I llHkW g.FLOKES «»«** Lunched with Prankle Sinatra and he tells me Danny K&ye Is MUSIC BY TEXAS f HEW FLOOR Si planning to do a short similar to 6a!eSW' "The House I Live In," the non- TUMBLE WEEDS' profit movie he made to help •PatflrCoofeott overcome religious intolerance FEATURING: among children and to help 'fight Juvenile delinquency. Franklo! Js MARION FOX Mistress of Ceremonies very sincere In his fight to help mm FOR TO youngsters. Born a poor boy him- Played Bob lee's Way NOW—»t home nl Hie BLUE BOOM—wllhci io erect.. self and remembering how the kids WDODLRWN I i*iilift E I. I HBDADWAY her miny friends wllli her Jolly personality and >on»s, , THERE'S PLENTY OF In his neighborhood yelled "dago" Anne Baxter Georffc Sanders The greatest of all comediennes and at him and his humiliation, he Is GRAND OPENING "SUNDAY UINNEK "HANGOVKB trying to help fix It so that other TONIGHT AT 8 KOR A SOI.mWV SQUAHK" JfRlIRIMM I REYEHE I COS the original Rancho Grande flrl, HOT WEATHER AHEAD! boys won't have the same experi- Bach Home at The Blue Room ence. He feels that children should UPTOWN I HIGHLAND STAR taught that all rqcn arc born HAHLANDALE j * PRESENTING AN ALL-STAR GIRL REVUE * equal and no one religion, creed GENUINE BRAIDED "WKST OF II "CISCO KID or race Is ridiculed, GBANIIK" 1'liiB RKTUHNS" HUB LOVELY JEAN KONDA—The girl with plenty of ''It," In mlLI.FIGllTKIlS' •TAN-A'JIKBICANA'' * new danco routines. , .V. . Col. Jlmmlc Stewart Is home in Vinegar Hill, his parental house In -A. SUNNY MARIE OLARK—you will love her fast stepping.' r\ , • •• : • , Indiana, Pa, :The townspeople have CHARMING BETTY LEE—direct from Uhlcairfl :m a flocked to see our, and their, hero, and Jimmle's mom has cooked all HIS ORCHESTRA jL. novelty act dancing on a drum upslclo down . and an the things he like? and tried to [ and THE IK (LUB acrobatic number of no mean lalenl. feed him up Just as mothers nil J, VIVACIOUS CLATJDETTE GRAVES—in her celebrated over the country are doing when rf South Sea Island gourd dance and other novelties. their boys come home. * * • We, in Hollywood, are proud of Jlmmle. V Made For He was the first famous star to go A LOVELY ONE OF CHORUS BEAUTIES WITH Into the atr corps. He Joined the Plenty of army as a private and has been 'Wmiw^^ GORGEOUS WARDROBES—SOMETHING TO Service promoted step by step to « -full , 'CROW ABOUT. colonel on his own merit. He has a marvelous record, having been DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF MILTON ULfe In many combat missions over THE DANCE MUSIC OF Germany. , A good dance orchestra featuring Jnanila as vocalist. DEV DDEIQ AND ms Snapshots of Hollywood collected ItGA rlfCJd ORCHESTRA Sunday Cocktail Hour WEEK DAY FLOOli SHOWS nt random: There's talk that Shir- "A Grand Band" 3 In R 9.45 and 11 P> ley Temple, now that war la over,' 2 Floor Show at S f. M. will marry before the end of the * SOUTH'S FINEST OPEN year; Buff Cobb Bautzer turning the charm on BUI Etythe at the AIR TERRACE AND Troc; Irene Ryan and Harold Knox, Laurel and llftrdy In DANCE FLOOR entertainer, will probably be the * HEADLINER FLOOR first Hollywood couple to spend "NOTHING BUT SHOW THE BLUE ROOM their honeymoon In Europe. They TROUBLE" have asked permission to go on a * FAMOUS OLMOS CLUB USO tour right after their mar- FOOD AND DINNERS "San Antonio's Smartest Nite Club^' riage in three weeks; Dorothy Gar- land, Judy's sister, Is having a big ilDuiGlf £Htl THE OLMOS CLUB NOW OPENS AT 8:00 P. M. For Res. Phone F-8912 219 S. Flores• romance with Dr. Winblen Smith- DANCING 9:00 P. M. TILL 1:00 A. M. son; Fritz Lang has given up his Saturday 11:30 P. M. monocle for the duration of "Scar- let Street;" and Is wearing glasses "Objective Burma" because they are easier to man- PHONE or (I-1KS age; Jane Withers and Bob Oliver are becoming a very special duct; Bob Burns Is writing his auto- biography under the title of "Well SEE US FIRST FOR THE L4TEST IN 11 Tell You;" Betty Hutton cables: 'Having terrific experiences. ROLLER RGNSC Played to 200.000 men last week Skating Wednesday Thru Sunday POPULAR RECORDS in Marseilles." 1C1G N. St. Mary's That's all today. See you to- 3Bo Skalers— Adra. * Tn*. 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He a. in. until .12' midnight, for To Assemble derson, was voiced Thursday by and all-public gathering-places." is survived by'his-widow','Mrs. processing applicants applying Dr. E. J.. Arendt, acting city ROUTON DISCHARGED Consuela-.Lim; spns, Harry D. for "eleventh hour" benefits. William J. Donovan, who health officer. ' Lewis H. Routon, G.M. (Srd.cl.) Lim, and Eddie Roel Lim. Fu- o Be Named earned the sobriquet "Wild Bill" He* dispatched a 'letter to An- of 202 Weaver St. has been hon- neral" services were held, Thurs- CHILLS* FEVER in World War I and headed,the derson soliciting "the-co-opera- orably discharged from' the day at 3 p; m: - - tion of your: department. in a DUE TO MALARIA Group Will Meet mysterious Office of Strategic- strict enforcement of•.• the ban navy. :With Specialist Services in 'World War II, will be guest speaker at #ie seventh ,Hcre Monday annual convention of the State Cannon. Ungrif t* Dairy Improvement Com- Bar of Texas in San Antonio of the Sari Antonio July 1,2 and 3. Starts Tonite Chamber of Commerce will meet Maj.Gen. Donovan, who has "SNAFU" ?Vwifh Mark Buckingham, new resumed his law practice in New "Bob""Ben«:Hcy York City, will speak, at the an- Vera Vogue Johnny Weistmulfcr specialist for the San An- nual banquet Tuesday night on tojrio Milk Shed, and representa- ' Brendo Joyct in "Central Intelligence and For- -TARZAN AND THE of the Texas Extension eign Policy." LEOPARD WOMAK" |-lservice Monday afternoon in Teapot Dome Counsel Bacar County Court House. Martin W. Littleton /of Cody, Wyo., former attorney in New •SI An area dairy committe&.will York City, who assisted in the |b*, appointed at the meeting, it defense, of Harry Sinclair in the been announced by Henry famous Teapot Dome case, will MAJESTIC *Moeller, chairman of the dairy be.anbther guest speaker at the ; Improvement committee. convention. Littleton will ad- FAIBY GODMOTHER—Miss Virginia McGIynn, offi- dress lawyers in.generaVassem- cial representative of CHS for its program Cinderella, Representatives Jrom the foJ- bly Tuesday morning. ' * NOW! groups •n.'ill be named Another speaker scheduled for Inc., reads one of hundreds of letters which were lothe area committee: Milk pro- the convention is Philip S. Van mailed to KTSA by housewives seeking to qualify as A RIOTOUS THREE-STAR dooers In Bexar and adjoining Cise of Denver, Colo., who will San Antonio's Cinderella. The winner gets one month RACE TO THE ALTAR... !>«Hmtles. farm and ranch de- speak on "Adventures in Law." of the chamber, dairy Behind the 'Law in New York City with all expenses paid by CBS. _ processors, county agricultural Associate Justice Julian P. |.*gents from Bexar and adjoin- Alexander of the Supreme Court Olivia DeHavilland ', Ing counties and the milk divi- of Mississippi will speak Mon-. Rosenberg Rites Deadline July 3 Ray Milland fsao. of the City Health Depart- day noon at the district and ap- DINK—DANCE—BE pellate judges' luncheon on "The Planned Friday ENTERTAINED IN THE *~ -TSus committee will be Law Behind the Law." Funeral, services for Samuel In Senate Race COMFORT OF COOL Sonny Tufts.. ; charged with responsibility of Others who will address the Rosenberg, 58, 438 Mary Louise Deadline for filing for the HEALTHFUL MOUNTAIN . AIR 1 formulating and conducting a general assembly are Wilford Drive, who died at. his. home Show TJm« !»:»,' Dancing Till '12 Every Saty'Nite j^-dafcy improvement program for \V. Naman, Waco attorney, who state senate contest was fixed Playing Nlgntiy Except Monday - tha nalk shed* Moeller revealed. will speak on "Personal Observ- Wednesday morning, will, be for July,3 Thursday by>the Groomed ^Buckingham will work direct- ations of the J u d Lei a r y; in held at. 10-a. m. Friday. He was election board . composed'. of a native "of Russia, but had lived OLMOS SPECIAL y -with milk producers in the Texas," and' Robert Or. Storey, County "Judge --Charles W..;An- "BIKINI—ATOM ISLAND'* . Bride" : To be known as associate Dallas attorney, who -will: dis- m San Antonio 25 .years, .and SEE tlte locale and pluis for the great- agricultural agent, dairy cuss his experiences during the was a member -of. the'.Alzafar •aersbn, Sheriff'Owen Kilday and CLUB est experiment In inc world's Ustory! Temple and B'nai B'rith. County Clerk Fred Huntress^ irspecialist, he will maintain his Nuernberg trials".;.as -executive July 8 was set for the opening in the Bexar County Court counsel, American case-in-chief, Rosenberg 'is survived by his of absentee .balloting. Walter Starlit Gardens I House. Buckingham will assume under Justice Robert H. Jack- widow, a' brother and sister, all Tynan, .State, Rep. John C.jflpyo J .Completely New NOW! /duties Monday- of San Antonio. • • and P, ;B. Thompson have- filed ' DANCING UNDER THE for the office to date,:'. , TEXAS MOON

SEMI - FINALS OF BEAUTS Zimprich Services CONTEST SATURDAY :NITE to choose a Miss San Antonio Set in Wisconsin will DC neld at Olmos' Club.; Saturday nite, June 2». "Miss The /body .of Lpuis; Anthony San Antonio" will compete Zimprich, -who. died-; at'a., hos- for the title ot "Miss South pital Wednesday ;morning,J" was Texas" at Sejuln on July J"i. sent to -Milwaukee, Wis., Thurs- REX PREIS and his orchcsrra, feo- day for services and interment. • HEAR MOUNTAIN TOP TRIO turing Henry Tolliver ot the piono. Zimprich, a plumber and vet- SING THAT NEW SONG HIT "DOWN IN SAN ANTONE." Otto Closer and Philbert, Munson eran of World War;I;was.a'na- Compton, Olmos' singing star. tive of Wisconsin buVhad lived • See and Be Amused at LAKRT RANDALL, Your Funnier Fun FINE FOODS FINE MUSIC in-San Antonio^ a year. He 'is Master. NOTE: Avallaole for private survived by.his^TVidow,: three parties on week nltes. MAKE RESERVATIONS EARL* Directions to Olmos Club Terrace: brothers and-two sisters. FOR YOUR BIG WEEK-END Out McCullouRU to end and turn PARTY—SATURDAY KITE! ' loft; or out San Pedro Ave. to COMMENDED. city limits and turn right 12 Miles, out Frederlcksburif Road Reservations, Phone P-9191 M./Sgt. James F. Burns has Pftone 110, Ash for Mountain Tdp been awarded the" 4rmy .Com- mendation .Ribbon;; in : a- cere- mony at Fort Bliss. Col. George OF ALL J. Forster, post commander, made the presentation. KINDS FIREWORKWHOLESALE & RETAISL Lighthouse Courts . : 4120 Frederickuburg Road J'SlOcHs Past City Limits—G-7573 Flowers • Corsage* • Hospital Arrangements • Anniversaries—Birthdays • Funeral Designs and Flower* for avcry need and oecaiion. THE THOUSAMO WINDOW BAKERIES OF BtSCUifS, Memher -Florists' ' . , We Delivar Tclcjtraph Delivery Service We Invite Your Account BEAUTIFUL SUCHY'S FLOWERS, 122 No. St. Mary's St. Phone G-9318 Tlit Mightiest of all Screen'Monsters! Mrs. Mae E. Suchy MU>» Leontlne Toudouze Mr. R, E. Pl'lco Hit NoT YOU ARE A CAREFUL WttyTAKE CHAMCES WHEM UHVUSEofDRACUlA HOUSEKEEPERf CLEAM- ME WYTIMEITl DttTt/f twiit...tihn...iMa,,i EXCELLENT ' MG THE GARBAGE CAM FRESH AND SAMTARy Terrifying^' MSIt MTHBONE^ 1i?G£L'BRUCE STEAKS . . . No.2, W/TH CLOROXISA MTHCLOROX! ... CHICKEN On the Ifo SHOCK- . A r^—^ ' - s~ ^dfTi /-r $/ SHUDDER * SHIVER Courteous Service 'Shudder! \ I A f] P €/ ** OhMte DM* tofej ! Shivtr ^ ] V:.• « >• I- © ^y^^ 6MJRy (w (upya^jwo WU1 ^ No Cover Charge iMIDNITETCRAVtYARD

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Blackwood Local No. 407 Munson Theatre, ED. HERBSLEB Projection and Sound Plumbing Motion Picture Service WDDDlAWH^BRDADWAYa LAUREL it UPTOWN Masonry Contractor Machine Operators 625 So. Floret St. 1920 Fndbg. Rd.^f 4910 Broadway 12310 San Fedr* I 719 Frtdbg. M, Co. C-5452 - C-44I89 Lait Day! I,iilt Dart I lUndolph Scolt WITH Walter Pidgeon WOMEN" und Deborah Kcrr "ALDUQUEB- "TO' BE OR aoE" NOT TO BE" "IF WINTER COMES' Featur. «tart« Fentiirei itftrt Oxn 1:10—Fj.lnre >t«rt> i:Mi 5U5. tltS. »:SO (1:15, K:00, 0140 3:41. B:iO. 7|35, 0:35 iHARLAHDALEjlHIGHLAHDH SUNSET il STAR FROST CARVEL FRANK J. DROUGHT 5625 S. Flow* 1833 S. Hackb'ryl 3950 Nogalitoi N. N«w>reiinftli T.a.r Ontrl Tailay Onlyl . Todur Only! L»»t I>«»t Konfcld CfiJman Pevvr OnmmtnR "GOLDEN EAH- Architect Consulting Engineer "IBE LATE "THE MARK "THE LATE | niNOS" and OF ZOBIEO" OEOROE "MY DARLING . CLEMENTINE" I F«Hiur« KtiirM Faatur« itnrll l:ts, 7:10. 3:05, 7:411, o;4» 7:HO, 11:40 I man nature Gods, to replace Chris-1 We Watch" ! and their accomplices, while his Presented Tonight tianity.) | own men were filling their pock- save, we pray thee," will be chant Excerpts from Dr. Hermann ed at Agudas Achim Synagogue At 7:30 O'Clock ; ARTICLE NINE Kauschning's book, "The Voice j ets. of Destruction," are graphical- I "I have answered the fools who Wednesday at 9 a, m, in celebra Finishing touches were com- Rome "Hollow and Rotten venture to use such language to Why a uniform religion, a Ger- ly illustrated, in "The Ram- tion of Hoshanoh Rahob, the las pleted Wednesday on the ne\v parts We Wach," the long- me," he said. "I have asked them day of the Festival of Succoth man church independent? of Rome? I to tell me how I could otherwise Drive-In Theater at 3602 Fred- Don't you see that's all obsolete? j awaited feature length March Services also will be held at 6 p. m of Time motion picture. meet the justified desires of my ericksburg Road for the formal German Christians, German; I party comrades for some reccm- The congregation will celebrati opening at 7:30 o'clock tonigfit, church, Christians freed from! The picture includes the en- tire reel of "Baptism of Fire," j pense for their years of inhuman the holiday Shmini Atzereth, tin according to Hal Norfleet, man- Rome—old stuff! I know perfect-! struggle. ly well what is coming and we j amazing >"azi propaganda film Feast of Solemn Assembly, Thurs aging director of San Antonio's shall take care of it all in good ! used to intimidate the smaller (In Thursday's concluding ar- day. Rev. David Kanter will chan newest suburban theater. time. Without a religion of its! European nations before Ger- ticle, internal >"azi corruption, the special prayers and Rabb Built at a cost of approximatje- man invasion. ^ own, the German people has no | winked at and condoned by Hitler, David Taraarkin will speak on ly $40,000, the open air .amuse- permanence. What this religion | This startling feature pic- is revealed.) men theater occupies 10. acres 61 will'be we do not know. We feel! ture is now currently showing -We Are Thankful" at 9 a. m. ground where 484 autos ' , " -' Services Thursday night will mus«luat, lear,C=L,nI froi,vm it. Astutenes^o^^cs, H is nothing new for a revolu-1 Stutsmani principal L. W. Fox start at 7 o'clock and Friday • An underground sound • system and knowledge of human nature Ition to he'P lts sons to enricn I of San Antonio Vocational and morning at 9 o'clock. Services was installed- and there are 252 are behind it I themselves, but in Germany this Technical High School, and Col. also will be held Friday at 6 p. m. loudspeakers to assure perfect "Catholic priests know where!was done with such shameless j Thomas A. Austin Jr., director of Special prayers also will be of- sound regardless of the park of the shoe pinches. But their day 1haste lhat il made one dlzz>' lo \ R. 0. T. C. units in the San An- "ered at 9 a. m. Saturday, the "FOBEIGN CORRESPONDENT" HERE FRIDAY—Above are scenes from the auto within the theater is done, and they know it. They watch. tonio Schools. 1 Sabbath of Creation. "Foreign Correspondent," Walter Wanger's thrilling screen story of the Amer- grounds. The first of the' nine are far too intelligent not to see One, two or four houses, country ican newshawks who garner foreign news from the four corners of the globe. ramps is 120 feet away from- the that, and to enter upon a hopeless estates, palaces, pearl necklaces, screen and the projection booth battle. But if they do, I shall cer- antiques, valuable tapestries and Joel McCrea is starred in the title role, with Laraine Day, Herbert Marshall, 233 feet away. C paintings, dozens of motor cars, Opening feature tonight will be tainlLQliliVy noliuut makiiiaixcer martyr1110.1 LJ i so ovtf themLIICILI.. , ,. • We shall brand them as ordinary I cnampagne farms- factones- George Sanders, Robert Benchley and Albert Basserman in support. At the up- "The Life of the Party," with criminals. I shall tear the mask where did the money come from? ON THE TODAY per left, Day, McCrea and Sanders are shown just after they have been rescued Joe Penner, Gene Raymond, Vic- of honesty from their faces. Had not all these people been poor from a plane crash at sea by an American sea captain. Immediately below, the tor Moore and others. A March, "If that is not enough, I shall as church mice, up to their eyes of Time production and a shaft, make them appear ridiculous and in debt? survivors are shown clinging to the plane wreckage. At upper right, McCrea.is "Gateways of Panama," complete contemptible. I shall order films They all had official posts, shown discovering the German spy hideout in an old Dutch windmill. At the the billing. Two, complete shows to be made about' them. We shall three, six. a dozen at a time, and liililiiiiliiifiiiiiliiiiliiii!iiiipiiiiiiii[iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiii i will be shown nightly. show the history of the monks always there was room for one lower right is inimitable Robert Benchley who portrays a foreign correspondent NorfJeet, who has been ideriti- 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 'ied with Hollywood .'production on the cinema. Let the whole more. There were posts of all who doesn't care whether war begins or not. The picture opens at the Aztec : mass of nonsense, selfishness, re- kinds, honorary directorships, and The information contained in th« following schedule Friday. _ studios in the past, was the di- pression and deceit be revealed; dividends, loans and bonuses. is furnished by the stations broadcasting the programs. rector of musical comedies pre- *how they drained the money out Everyone was anxious to help; sented here at army camps dur- of the country, how they haggled every bank and business enter- ng the World War. . ~ with the Jews for the world, how prise required the protection of WEDNESDAY MORNING they committed incest. a party member. . It was Hitler himself who egged «:00—WOAI, Dally Devotion; KTSA, 9:10—KABC, Program. Resume. Mazarene Church Heavy News Hornby Returns "We-shall make it so thrilling Time Tips; KONO. Early Birds. 9:15—WOAI. European News: KTSA, that everyone will want to see it. on his men quite intentionally to<> 6:10—KTSA. News by Air. Myrt and Marge; KABC, Ruti Wha- HEARWILLKIE There will be queues outside the make the most of their opportuni- 6:15—WOAI. Texas Farm and Home; len; KONO, Mill* Brothers. TONIGHT ties.- They needed no second bid- KTSA, Time Tips. 9:30—WOAI.' Ellen Randolph, KTSA, For Future cinemas. And if the pious burgh- Blue Streak Rhythm; KABC, Back- Delegates Meet From West Coast dm 6:30—WOAI. Southwest Radio Re- ers find"the hair raising on their \ S- It ^as then that I heard the ports: KTSA, Farmers No-Third Term stags Wife: KONO, Morning Roundup. KTSA 9:30 p.m. head in horror, so much the bet- curious expression: "Planned cor- Democrats; KABC, Sunrise^ Serenade. 8:45—WOAI, Leon» Bender; KTSA. Annual Assembly Conscripts Trade With Mexico (Pol. Adv.) ruption." Certainly • this corrup- 8:45—WOAI, Tom Dickey, Showooys; Wilson Ames; KABC. Easy Aces; KONO, ter. The young people "will accept Pennygranis. it—the young people and the tion was planned, and not merely KTSA, Time Tips. Set for Wednesday Conscripts who soon may be Declared Increasing condoned. 6;SS—KONO. Weather Bureau. 9:56—KONO, Weather Bureau. masses. I can, do without the 6:59—KTSA, Cathedral Bells. 10:00—WOAI. rhe Man I Married; shouldering a gun and other TCVlf 1 NITE others. "I give my men every freedom" 7:00—WOAI. Good Morning; KTSA, KTSA, Your Treat; KABC, Neighbors; Church of the Nazarens dele- Preparations for American de- Hitler said, in the course of a Trading Post; KMAC, Cecil and VI. KMAC. Make-Believe Ballroom. equipment for a 20-mile hike, will I CA A3ONLY, OCT. "1 promise you," he concluded, 7:07—WOAI. Good Morning. 10:15—WOAI, Against the Storm; :ates from over the San Antonio fense are going, on'at a rapid pace "that* if I wished' to, I could de-i dinner .table conversation. "Do KTSA, Arnold Grimm's Daughter; be interested to know the weight Premiere Opening of the , Do You Bemember?; listrict Wednesday morning will of the various types of packs they in Los Angeles and San Diego 'Legitimate Stage Seuen! strov the church in a few years; anything you like, but don't be , Station V-A-P-O; KMAC, Mu- KABC, Our Qal Sunday. - - . • , - , (-a-iiohr at it" ' 10:30—WOAI, Kitty Keene: KT9A, aunch their annual assembly at will carry at times, officials of and that area, Harry P. Hornby, MHM aOLDtH it is hollow and rotten and false caught at it!" 1 slcal Clock. Big Sister; KABC, Carol Leighton, collector of customs in the Twen- through and through. One push The Fuehrer, however, waived j 7:30—WOAI. Newscast; KTSA,_News Songs; KMAC. Parade of Stars. he First Church of the Naza- the Second Division at Fort Sam ty-third District with headquar; his claims to the chancellor's sal- Star jo.-45—WOAI, David Harum; KTSA, Houston, declared Tuesday. «^nd the whole structure would Birthday Party. Aunt Jenny; KABC. to De announced. ters in Laredo, said on a visit here collapse. We should trap the ary, thus setting a good example. 7:45—WOAI. Xavier Cugat; KTSA, 10:55—KMAC, Dr. A. W. Montgom- Tuesday. priests by. the notorious greed and He could well afford to do so. Musical Clock; KABC, Sunshine Ex- ery. Hornby has just 'returned from Overnight he had become the 11:00—WOAI, Right to Happiness: self-indulgence. 8:00—WOAI, Breafcfast aub; KABC. KTSA, Kate Smith; KABC, News; by an official tour of customs dis Mi JOHN EMERY AND SUNN ANDEtt "I shall give them a few years' richest publisher in the world, News; KMAC, Breakfast Music. KONO. Freddy Martin. tricts with headquarters in E reprieve. Why should we quarrel? worth millions, and the most 8:05—KABC. Gospel Fellowship. 11:05—KABC, Used Cars, tion, the heaviest MAIL ORDERS NOW 8:15—KMAC, Varieties. 11:10—KABC, Interlude. Paso, Nogales, Los Angeles and BOX. DF.fl.CE OPENS. FRIDAY '. widely read author—read under 11:15—WOAI. Deep River Boys: rifle and 100 rounds of .30 caliber They will swallow anything in 8:30—KTSA, News by Air; KABC. 1 ionary Society and the Sunday San Diego. ; . (inc. ssc, $1.00, $1.3* order to keep their material ad- compulsion. _ Keep Pit- to Music: KONO, Morning KTSA. Slngln Sam; KABC. Health chool. Dr. A. S. London, Okla- ammunition, is 42.V£ pounds. -Construction of barracks, build p.W, *Z.», fl.OO He could' afford to complain Merry-Go-Round. Program: KONO. Dorothy Lamour. A light pack for a man armed vantages. Matters will never 8 ;45—WOAI. Melody Souvenirs: KTSA, 11:30—WOAI, Ted Steele's NovMones; oma City, who has traveled ing of extensions 'to 'factories and come to a head. They will rec- about Goering's excesses and ex- Musical Clock; KABC, Band Wagon, KTSA. Twenty Fingers of Bhythm; more than 400.000 miles in the with a pistol and ax, instead of movement of men and ships form ognize a firm will, and we need travagance. He complained de- 9:00—WOAI, Houseboat Hannah; KABC. 11:30, Inc.; KONO, Wayne King. merest of Christian youth edu- the rifle and shovel, is 18^4 Jed a whirl of activity in the Wes monstratively, thereby reassuring KTSA, Hymns 01 Aii Churches; KABC. 11:45—KTSA, Market Reports; KABC, pounds. The weight of the usual only show them once or twice who Organ Melodies; KONO, Music and Lobby Quiz; KONO, Parade of Hits; cation, addressed the young peo- Coast area, he said. is the master. Then they will opinion in certain quarters. Hitler Fashions. WOAI. Ranch Boys. ple. conception of a light pack is 25V6 "Export and imports have fallen know which way the wind blows. was "most unhappy" about Goer- 9:05—KABC, Radio Aids. 11:55—KTSA, News by Air. Rev. H. H. Spencer, pastor of pounds. * off sharply in the West Coast cus They are no fools. ing's recent development, Forster the church at Austin, has been The Garand rifle weighs nine toms districts due to the war," he The church was something real- told "me at that time. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON re-elected district president. pounds; 100 rounds of ammuni- said. "In contrast trade between "We must keep strictly to our tion, seven pounds; tlie .45 caliber ly big. Now we're its heirs. We, 12:00—WOAI , Newscast; KTSA. Home 3:15— WOAI. Stella Dallas: KTSA. Dr. Williams, who addressed Mexico and the United States in too, are a church. Its day has promise that there should be no Town Editor; KABC, I'll Never For-Texas Livestock Market: KABC. George the mission assembly Monday pistol, 2V6 pounds; gas mack, a the border customs districts shows It will not fight. I'm quite salaries over a thousand marks a get: KMAC, Mexican Commercial Duffy Orchestra. evening, will speak each morning poundnound: trench shovel wtih car-- ->TanI inm.nooincreasea .<• month." It was all very well for Hour. 3:20— KTSA, Afternoon Musicale. rier, 1^2 pounds, and bayonet and satisfied. As long as youth fol- 12:15—WOAI . Mrs. Tucker's Smiles: 3 :30—WOAI , Lorenzo Jones: ^ KTSA, at 8:30 a. m. Rev. I. C. Mathis, Traffic to Mexico, which de lows me, I don't mind if the old Forster to talk. He had five sepa- KTSA. Chuck Wagon Gang; KABC. Hilltop House; KONO, Guide to Mexico. Dallas district superintendent, scabbard, three-fourths of a clined this season due in genera people limp to the confessional. rate posts. His income amounted Harlandale Varieties. 3:45—WOAI . Tounp Widder Brown; will speak at 7:30 p. m. Wednes- pound.. The rest of the pack in- to possible political. disturbances But the young ones they will be to about a dozen times the stip- 12:30— WOAI. Light Crust Dough- KTSA. Kate Hopkins; KONO. Swing day. • cludes' certain designated items in Mexico, has been resumed as ulated sum. Two years earlier he boys; KTSA, Man oc the- Street. . Out; KABC, The Johnson Family. different. I guarantee that. 12:45— WOAI, Music; KTSA, Check- 4:00—WOAI , Girl Alone; KTSA, The of clothing, toilet articles and evidence tends to show that it is had arrived in Danzig with an erboard Time; KABC. Cotton Reports. Auctioneer: KMAC. Bobby Byrne; "Our .peasants have not forgot- 12:50— WOAI. Prankie Masters Oreh. other things needed in the field. "all quiet on the border," Hornby ten their true religion. It still empty cigar box. 12:55— KABC, Used Care. KABC, Louis Panlco Orchestra. said. UGARLAND 4:05—KTSA . Accent on Music. _ lives. It is merely covered over. Gold Tiled Bathroom! 1 :00—Symphon y of Melody; KTSA, 4:15 — WOAI, Lone Journey; KTSA, mechanized) from Iowa, will be The Christian mythology has sim- Young Dr. Malone; KABC, Francis .Columbia- Concert Orchestra: KABC, 5 Guard Units Matters were no different in Craig- Orchestra. Crime and Oeath; KMAC, Sweet stationed at Brownwood for a ply coated it like a layer of Berlin. A newly appointed secre- 1:15— WOAI, Texas School of the Air; Swin year's training. The' present KTSA. Brickbats and Bouquets; KABC, ing. ~ tallow. It has preserved the true tary of state had his apartments 4:3f— WOAI, Guiding Light; KABC, Gall Northe. Trojaa Horses; KMAC, Frances Lang- strength of the unit is 753 offi- contents of the pot. furnished at the state's expense 1:30— WOAI. Studio Music: KONO. to Texas cers and men. FAST SERVICE' LOWEST PRICE' The old beliefs will be brought Cowboy Roundup; KABC. Ap- ford; KTSA, Gunter Coin's On. for 90,000 marks. Goering had preciation. 4:45 —WOAI . Johnny" on the Spot; The 142nd Field Artillery (155- back to honor again. gold tiles laid in the bathroom 1:45— WOAI, Judy and Jane: KTSA, KABC, The Troubadours; KTSA, Scat- Four States millimeter howitzer) from Arkan- "It will not be done in the old of one of his many official apart- My Son and I; KABC, Malcolm. Beelby tergood Baines; KMAC, Musical Bud- STUDER STUDIOS Orchestra. dies. sas, will be'stationed at Fort Sill, n Pvrtru way, running riot in colorful cos- ments. 1:56— KONO, Weather Bureau. 5:00— WOAI, Dept. of Labor Program; To Be Represented Okla. The unit's strength is 789 -St. >l.ir\'- tumes and dreaming of a departed Hitler expressed his view on 2:00—W O AL Mary Marlin; «TSA. KTSA, Adolph Hofner and Boys; KABC, officers and men. News by Air: KONO, Forget-Me-Nots; Baylor University; KMAC, Band of the Five National Guard units from Romantic age. The peasants will this state of things with his usual KABC, La Hora Anahuac. Day. The 204th Coast Artillery (anti- t>e told that the church has de- candor. He was being reproached, 2:15—WOAI . Ma Perkins: KTSA. 5:15—WOAI , Earl Godwin: KTSA. Iowa, Arkansas, New Mexico and aircraft) and the 105th Coast Ar-l stroyed for him: The whole of Parent-Teacher Program; KONO. Rag- On Guard, America; KMAC, Count Louisiana will be stationed in the pickers. Basle. tillery Battalion (anti-aircraft), the secret knowledge of nature, 2:30—WOAI. Pepper Young's Family; 5:20—WOAI, Russ Morgan Orchestra. Eighth Corps Area after being from Louisiana, will be stationed of the divine, the shapeless, the Accidents at Kyle KTSA, American School of the Air: 5:30—WOAI. Gus Steck; KTSA. Jack called into the Federal service be- at Camp Hulen. The 204th haa| - THF fILM THE daemonic. The peasant shall learn KONO. Varieties. Armstrong; KABC, Bandwagon: KMAC, 736 men and the 105th, 313. ; NAZIS DEMANDED 2:45—WOAI, Vic and Sade. i Juvenile Stars. tween Jan. 3 and 19, according to BE SUPPRESSED . to hate the church on that basis. Claim Two Victims 2:55—KTSA. Press News. | 5:45—WOAI. Newscast; KTSA. News; The 200th Coast Artillery (anti-1 Gradually he will be taught by KYLE, Oct. 22.—On Sunday j 3:00—WOAI. Newscast: KTSA, Portia i KABC, Tom Martin. a War Department release de- aircraft), from New Mexico, with THE BRUTAL BARBARIC r'I Faces 'Life; KONO, Ladles' Choice. 5:50—KMAC, Clark Partner. PICTURE Of HITLER'S < what wiles the soul of the Ger- night two people were killed here, ceived here Tuesday. a strength of 736 men, will be METHODS OF INTIMIDATION utttt man has been raped. We shall one in Kyle, and the other two The 113th Cavalry (horse and stationed at Fort Bliss. wash off the Christian veneer and miles north of Kyle. WEDNESDAY EVENING LATEST AHDr bring out a religion peculiar to Juan Martinez, 69, a Mexican, 8:00—WOAI, Fred Waring; KT3A, 9:00—KTSA, Glenn MlUer ,.. HAPPIEST ;• 1 Announcing the "BAPTISM OF FIRE our race. was struck by a passing car, as Amos 'n Andy; KABC, Fulton Lewla WOAI, Kay Kyser; KABC, Raymond V i AMAZING PROPAGANDA HIT r "And this is where we must be- he was crossing the highway in Jr.: KONO. Death Takes no Holiday. Gram Swing. I FUM USED TO FRIGHTEN gin. Not in the great cities. There Kyle. He was started to San 6:15—WOAI, No-Thlrd-Tenn Demo- 9:15—KTSA. Interview Fred Hoeh'ler; V_l NAZI ENEMIES BEFORE fgf crats; KTSA. The World Today; KABC, KABC, Selective Service Program. ^\^_, INVASION •'*'i| we shall only lose ourselves in the Marcos hospital, but died before . and the News; KMAC, Dr. A. W. 920—KABC, War In the Air. GRAND OPENING Montgomery. 9:30—KTSA. Wendell Willkie. stupid godlessness propaganda of getting there. 6:25—KONO, Pennygranu. 10:00—WOAI. Newscast; KTSA, Vlewm the Marxists: Free sex in nature Albert Smith of Buda, while 6:30—WOAI, Cavalcade of America; of the News; KABC, News; KMAC, Abe and -that sort of bad taste. The trying to dodge a bus and an KTSA. Meet Mr. Meek: KABC, Movie Lymnn. Reporter; KONO, Taylor Tabernacle, 10:15—WOAI, Glenn Garr Orchestra; . urban masses are empty. But our automobile on the highway north 6:35—KABC, Popular Dtnce Music. KTSA, The Auctioneer; KABC, Football '^RAMPARTS peasantry slill lives in heathen of Kyle, turned his car over, and 6:40—KABC, Music from Yesterday. Follies. beliefs, and values. 6:45—KABC, New»: KONO, Spanish 1020—KTSA. Dane* Orclieitra, died shortly thereafter from the Newscast. 10:30—WOAI. Ray Heatherton Orch.; "It is through the peasantry injuries. 7:00—WOAI, Hollywood Playhouse; KTSA, Bob Trout, news; KMAC, Time- WE WATCH- KTSA, Big Ttfwn: KABC. Short, Short ly Tunes. Stories; KMAC. Kite Hawks, 10:35—KTSA, Guy Lombardl OrchM. TONIGHT, 7 P. M. FEATURE LENGTH 7:15—KABC, Hymns at Twilight; tra. 360« BLOCK FREDERICKSBUKG ROAD KMAC, Dixie Playboys. 10:45—KABC. The Den Orch. 7:30—WOAI. Plantation Party; KTSA, 11:00—WOAI. War News; KTSA, Press Sen. Robert Talt; KABC, Football Fore- News; KABC, Mitchell Ayers Orchestra; MOVIES' VERY LATEST INNOVATION casts: KMAC, Troubadours. i KMAC, Shep Fields. 7:45—KABC, Going to tho Dogs. 11:05—WOAI/Johnny Long Orches- 8:00—WOAI, President Roosevelt; See Movies From Unobstructed Vision tra; KTSA, Sammy Watkins Orchestra. Your Own Car From the Start to NOW! KTSA, Robert Jackson, talk: KABC, 11:30—WOAI. Wayne King; ' KT8A, Relax in Comfort Brackenrtdge High School: KONO. In- Ramon Ramos Orchestra; KABC, Phil Close of Show ternational Good-Will Program. Harris Orchestra; KMAC. Miale Your 8:15—KABC, To be announced; KTSA, Way. Revealed ... under the .white .President Roosevelt. 11:55—KTSA, Press News. OPENING ATTRACTION 3:30—KABC. Five Wise Guys. light of an expose—how beau- JAMES STEWART 11:57—WOAI, Newi ties "front" for BLACKMAIL! MARGARET SULLIVAN ' —in— Anita Louise THE MORTAL STORM Roger Pryor Thursday & Friday: RADIO HIGHLIGHTS Ray Milland June MacCloy Patricia Morison WEDNESDAY. —in— 5:00 p. m., WOAI—Overtime Be- "Untamed" gins at Forty, a discussion of the "GUMOuTfOR SALE" new wage-hour rulings, is present- Detter than a do$en hankies ed by Department of Labor's Col. FORGET THE WAR! 7 LAUGH WITH THIS GOOFY P. B. Fleming. for opening STUFFY NOSTRILS . 8 p. m., WOAI—President DIZZY GANG OF FUNSTERS Roosevelt speaks to the American Crackling Gags—Sparkling Music Akim Tamlroff, Gladys Gtorfe, This delightful ointment wW too* k»»k tiAmytelf Murlal Anrelns —In— ' Hie use of soilinj so m»)r people . . . taking the regular IT'S A RIOI OF FUN! "THE WAY OF ALL FLESH" fcinkief, trying to blow muot o«r of «p congested mucus, relieve the smort- So you're bwn ovtretting mini time of the Eddie Cantor and Mr. TEE IOVET BECOME »topped-up notrrih? It only pilei up tke ery feeling, ind permit yo« to breathe Thinii looked M food you kept right District Attorney programs. . (rf-GOODBYEMUCm'S" i* LJ 0 T ca \t\f rvj laundry y||. And remember, i lot of yio- normally through the noje. It »4» re- on. And thin fit. Stomach and The Drive-In Theiter was originated 9 p. m., WOAI—Kay Kyser re- to brint entertainment to the aged, to ' wujbe DASHING BOO George Brent, Merle Oberon, lent blowing only mlkci your nose more lieves sniffling, sneezing, swelling, jore- intestine! feel inflated like a balloon Pat -O'Brien —in— and breathing becomei in effort. If Opens his broadcasts from New the unfortunately crippled and the "IfJECCA" "TIL' WE MEET AGAIN*. tore, red, unsightly, »nd i* very often »«f, and rednest _ York, after a successful season on family with small children. To these GATEWAYS TO injures the delicate membnnev Mentholarum helpj in to many w*yi your boweli ire Uzy they, too, object- the West Coast Solos by Vir- and all who wish to see movies in A more economical and gentler way to that you should always remember fhjj: Far Well, for such oceisiorn there'* comfortable clothe* we p]cd£e our PANAMA Discomforts; from Coldl— Mentholahim. ADLERIKA, An effective blend of ginia Simms, Harry Babbitt and services. Ring Crosgy, Gloria Jean relieve congestion in your nostrils due re Sully Mason. —in— a cold is to insert a little Mentholahim. Link them together in yo«r mind. 5 carminatiTei and 2 luatirei for "IF I HAD MY WAY" DOUBLE ACTION. Gss is quickly 11:30 p. m., WOAI—Late dance TWO SHOAVS NIGHTLY— RAIN OB CLEAR relieved and gentle bowel action music from NBC. . . . Played follows. Get ADLERIKA from your by Wayne King and his orchestra. —ADMISSION- George Haft, Joan Bennett, OMENTHDLATUM druggist TODAY. Ray Heatherton will also be hoard Children Lloyd Nolan —In— ADULTS 30e lOe •THE HOUSE ACROSS THE BAT'] 6OMMCR5 DRUG STORES, Inc. ... on WOAI at 10:30 p. m. Alamo Worth the trip, Dlst r Ic t A pleasant whether you've seen glimpse of the past in a cluster of arts and Augusta. Mon-Fri 9:30- the home of the Spanish 'The Cradle of Texas era (is shops. Sol Ira- 5. Visitors welcome, reach the too via a neighborhood of res- Hall features historic free. flovernors and vice gov- pass-enclosed elevator. L 11> e r I y" or not. The to red Victorian and scenes of Old San Anto- ernors when Texas was Up too, there's an ob- country's best-known early Texas frames. The nio. Tues-Sun 10-5. Tour- a province under Span- servation deck and a mission. Alamo PJaza district begins at the San Fernando Cathedral ish rule. 105 Military restaurant, w h i c h re- 225-1391. Mon-Sat 9-5:30. corner of Kino William ist Inlormation Center The original cathedral, Plaza. 224-061)1, Mon-Sat Sun 10-5:31). Free. at 511 Paseo de ta VII- built in (749,* was de- volves 360 deorees in Street and S. SI. Mary's llta, former headquar- 9-5. Sun 10-5. Adults 25 one hour for a pano- at the Anton Wulfl stroyed by fire and re= cents; children 10cents. ramic view of the city. Espads Acenuia A 9 u e- House, headquarters for ters of the San Antonio placed by the present duct Built In 1731 by the San Antonio Conser- Conservation Society structure in 1873. West Steves Homestead Ger- Yturrl Edmunds Mill Franciscans, It is the vation Society. Free 226-5188. side of Main Plaia. 227- man residence built in Adobe block structure, sole remaining water- walking tour pamphlets 1876. Home and garden residence and mill, built way of its kind in the available at the Wullf The Missions To lour the maintained by San An- 1840-1860. Maintained 6y United States. A Na- H o u.s e, 107 King Wil- four missions, follow the Schroeder-Yturrl Hou» San Antonio Conserva- 11 o n a J Historic Land- liam. Mission Trail markers Restored by the C i t y tion Society. Restored mark. 9044 EsparJa beginning at Roosevelt Water Board for adap- grist mill In operation Road. Free. U Vlllita Early San An- Avenue and Mission tive use as a museum Morning tours by ap- .Tues arid Sat 10-2. 2S7 tonio settlement, com- Road, Roosevelt ParK. and archives of the his- pointment. A d u 11 s 75 Yellowstone M4-8237. Landmarks Klna William Historic pletely restored, with a tory of water in the San cents; children 25 cents. Conception Probably the Antonio area. 1000 E. Tower of the Americas Remember the A I a m o . best preserved of the Commerce. 225-7461. The theme structure of Theater-Museum A mul- missions, i t includes San Antonio's Hemisfair ti-media presentation re- original frescoes. 807 Spanish Governor's Pal- '68, a mini World's creating the siege ol the HI i DEEP Mission Road. 532-3138. ace More than 200 years Fair, is, at 750 feet, one A I a mo. Sun-Sat»-S:30. SAIlBOATGIVf-AWAY Sun-Sal 10-6, otld, the building was of the world's tallest Adults $1.75; children 4- structures. Visitors can 1!, 75 cents; active mili- San Francisco de la Es- tary (W-(D1 51.25 pada Still used as a c (lurch, it was estati- llshed in 1731. Mission Road. 627-2064. Sun-Sat

San Jose Called the "Queen of the Mis- SHOWHie sions," it is a National Historic Site. Famed for HHIST ttl HfW UMfitr its Rose Window. A walled quadrangfe en- closes the mission. U.S. 281 South. 922-2731. Sun- Sat 10-4. San Juan Caprstranb Es- tablished in 1731, along with Espada. Restora- tion of walls in prog- DEFINITELY ress. Mission Road. 532-3154. Sun-Sat in-6.. XOTTHE TV a v a r r o House The home of Jose Navarro, farned Texas patriot, is a State Historic Site maintained by the Texas Parks ana wiid- lile Department. 228 S. Laredo. 226-4301. Mon- Sun 1W. Adults, 25 cents; children 6-12, 10 cents; children under. 6 free. Guided tours. HJLSATJN6 BABY IS OW Urs.ullne C o n V« n t Built in 1851, it's San SKTMVJGANZA Antonio's only remain- YOURS" Ing example of French architecture. Home of Southwest Craft Center Creative Art School. 300 STONIGHT! fFARRSH-MWCm.MAJOliS I IN CHARLES BRONSON P SISSY SPACtK "AKHS'HULL U "LOGANS RUN" AT; 9.00-)2:S5 S AT 10.10 (PC.) "THE WHITE" BTOIO-U -CARRIE" AT »:00.12!3S j AT: loss {«

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