THE CORPUS CIIPJSTI TIMES, FRTT>AY.

iMAY I'J, 1350

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Hudson Bay Is an Open

ontinueTg Hold
To Open Doors On United States, Canadian Writer Declares Place at Narvik By THE AP FEATURE SERVICE Four _
At 6:15 Today 'Forgotten Sea'
Ideal for Hostile
Bases
BOMBING TIME
BASED ON 250 MPH
v
Allied Lines,
However, Are
TEMPLE,':. Texas—Wind,, sun,
rain : "arid the things of the.'earth
are mingling in a huge "test tube"
farmers with" 5i,GOp'': acres 'are: co-
operating'' in the'' experiment; -
the results .are'suff.icient't6 jriake
the. !SoiI Conservation' Service.
City's Eighth .Drawing Tighter near here, working out an experi- point' with pride. .,:-/;:;.'.:",
By'THE AP FEATURE SERVICE Plow.ed Up the '• Grass •_'; '-.j'-:-'~-:'.^' : .'
Movie House To ment that holds important irnpii-
'Beginning in 1836," when" Texas
Chase H;.'
. Vt.'; who went to
."North America can be attacked grim force of. Germans,
Seat 400Persons tomorrow. Canada'can. be smashed with airplanes as its only means For !t is'ih the North Elm Creek became a republic, thousands . of 1855 'to: 1859.V;.
into helplessness at one 1 blow. The ATLANTIC watershed that the U. S. Soil Con- farmers flocked to the 9,000,000,- '•"• ..The' book -. contains: iteins:-;.qt:£xr S^S: j
.The Beach Theatre, eighth and United .States could : hardly be of -supply, wag reported in dis- acre. Texas .Blacklands- to raise . '^.--as'--follQwS:"- 'Vl''-''bV8pmo;.;':t
newest jn Corpus Chmti, will- quickly vanquished, but her boast- OCEAN patches: from the northern Swedish servation Service has located the cotton. They rooted. but the riative '$4.25;., stoyep.ipe,: '• i5c;
border last night to be hanging . largest,
. of. its
. . ,.. 170 demonstration
. . . grasses and plowed V1 t h e t . '
open- its doors to the public at ed security is- nothing but empty to . its positions about Narvik projects. The biggest contiguous '$2; wood saw, 22c; straw
5:15 o'clock today, with "Alleg- confidence that could be ex- while British, French and Nor- i m block of:conservation-treated land washed away whole sheets of top-
heny Uprising," starring John ploded wiih terrifying conse- wegians drew their encircling lines I the'.country, 32,000 acres, has soil, the i cotton ' yield ;declined.
Wayne and ; Claire Trevor, the quences, and this may happen with tighter. . been formed out 167 farms: Then, in 1933, a conservation proj- _ SIGHT "RECOVERED;
opening attraction. the next rising of the sun." German warplanes patrol the STYLES AMAZE V -
Wit. ha seating capacity of 400, This Jeremiad is preached by ect was started in the.Elm Creek j
the new theatre is designed to fill H. Dydson Carter, a Winnipeg con- rugged mountainsides all but a district, where 75 per cent of the ' .' RANKAKEE,; vllh ^,
the need of an adequate motion sulting engineer and author, in few hours of the day bombing and land was in cotton. years : of total' blindness lailcd; to-:
strafing Allied patrols and gun .Now, the soil conservation re- make Mrs. Schuyler D. Bursph'-of
picture house in the North Beach ;'Sea of Destiny," just published positions and attacking Allied this city forget fashforis and styles. :
amusement center. The Beach is (by Greenberg). ships. . ports: .. • ' • ' " ; . . . . ' . • - . . - • •
located on Water Street, at its The sea he speaks, of is Hudson .The .planes have succeeded in L.The acreage devoted to cotton down first Her words upon walking .
a city street after ..an. pper^-.
Elm Street intersection, almost Bay, which he calls America's alighting o n . o n e glacier-'ike has been reduced to 38 per cent ation restored her sight y/ere, "My
directly in front of the N o r t h back door, wide open and inviting mountain top near Narvik, accord- of.'the : cultivated land. ; ; , : goodness,.but skirts are short this
Reach Bath House. any enemy. ing to one report, and in landing ! 2. Eroded land has bee'n° placed year."
Latest Equipment parachute . troop reinforcements under a protective grass cover. . - .:.'... :'-.".' ..-.'-. , : .;.. v '
A wide range sound system and sonal Carter's book is based upon per-
observation and study, but northeast of the port for an at- 3. There has been an increase of
the latest projection equipment he says experts have agreed on tack on the Allies' rear. 15 per cent in livestock—cattle and
have been-installed at the theatre. many of his conclusions. The Allied attack is now being sheep—because now there is feed
A washed-air cooling system will Defended by a Pistol furthered by the . increasing ef- and
:
forage. :. • .
add to the comfort of patrons at- '.'Hudson Bay," he says, "is the fectiveness of two groups. 4. Almost 6,000 eroded, acres,
tending the theatre. sea and the coast our admirals French Alpine chasseurs, work- formerly in clean-tilled crops or
The building itself is of Mex- forgot on paper. Hudson Bay is ing against terrific handicaps, are jying idle, have been " converted
ican style architecture, with hol- the perfect attack base from which worming their way into advanta- to pasture. .. ,":-;:. ' ;•. . . ."/'•'•'-''.-'.
low tile and plaster construction. raiders can ,• paralyze the nerve geous .'positions up steep mountain- 5. Over 3,000. acres Of •permanent
Front of the building is decorated centers of all Eastern and Mid- sides, hauling their guns after grass rnea'dowj or .meadow buffer
with gaily-colored Mexican tile. Continental America. them and . trying to take cover strips protect 4,000 actes of culti-
Its walls and ceilings are of Celo- "East, West and South, we are when the German planes r:ome vated 'land. , v : . ; ; . - ; - . . •''.'.'. '.••}
tex construciion. The theatre has secure, provided our one-ocean over. Their job is to gain points They Follow 'Round' Farming i
only one floor. navy is not divided by a double from which they can shell out And, most. important, . '.'.round" . - . '. . and '•:'..- -
Ample parking space for the attack. But the northern sea, wiih Modern bombers based on iludson Bay could range over this the German machine-gun nests. farming has displaced "square"
heaviest attendance possible at the a coastline ibat is as long as At-
theatre will be offered by parking lantic or Pacific shores, is de-
lois which ndjoin it. fended by nn ice-breaker and a
area. Author If. D. Carter says the waters are open the year
around. Hudson Bay is the world's second largest, sea (larg-
est: Mediterranean). It lies no farther north than the British
all
Norwegian mountain volunteers,
expert on skiis, move
manner of Finnish skit units to
in the
farming, in which furrows ""corre-
spond to boundary lines-no matter
how the land sloped. Today, on
CORPUS CHRiSTI
The Beach will offer the best policeman's revolver." Isles or Scandinavia. break up German patrols and 32,000 acres, the rows wind around
second run films available at pop- Carter- says . - hostile craft, loaded
lilar prices. - I t s attraction for! with . knocked-riown airplanes, is it possible for Hitler's undersea planes and not a single shore bat-
tery."
harry their outposts.
In this Arctic war scene, amidst
recurring, snow storms, the Ger-
the slope on the contour or level, j
regardless of boundary lines. Be- :
tween the intervals of; open-row ;
THEATRES, inc.«
Sunday and Monday, will be ! could enter Hudson strait "with fleet to repeat that history now'.' mans' chances of holding on are crops -lie strips of fibrous-rooted
''Rancho Grande," with Gene no opposition whatever"; close th'e "Two elementary truths are suf- Carter's Conclusions
Autry and Smiley Burnctte. On strait and establish bases for as- ficient: The ocean s of the world As to steps that should be taken diminishing, experienced observers plants such as small grain, sor- We are proud of our
Tuesday and Wednesday of next sembly of the planes. are very large: international fas- to lessen, the menace of America's say. ghums, or sudan grass. Thus, run-
off water from, the clean-tilled part.as Ejectricai Con-
week the theatre will offer At what home base would_ the cism has powerful friends in the fourth coastline, Carter suggests: . To the north of the snow-cov-
1. Seal Hudson strait with mines ered mountain, penetrated by tun- rows is filtered of any soil It rhsy tractor on the beauti-
.''Northwest Passage," with Spen- enemy o u t f i t such sn expedition most unexpected places."
cer Tracy and Robert Young. in time of, war? By what
Richard Dix and Chester Morris would the ships reach Hudson Germany invaded Denmark and two
route Carter's book was written before during the winter months. nels through which Swedish ore
2. Erect coastal fortifications at trains once rolled down hill to
m be carrying.
The pastures are ; contour-fur- ful new
strait, evading the Allied patrol or three strategic points fac- Narvik port, the Germans are said An airview .of Texas Black- rowed and contour-ridged to hold
in "The Marines Fly .High" will Norway. It is made more thought- ing the entrance channels. to be well .encircled. lands under the Soil Conserva- back the water. While boundary
be the feature attraction next in "Such the ocean approaches?
questions," contends Car-
provoking by the fact that Green- 3. Assign a squadron of suitably South of the railway, the Alpin- tion Service's plan. White line markings are retained, the furrows
Thursday. land, a Danish colony, is within
Program Changes ter, "are those of a naive naval easy striking distance of North armed ships to permanent patrol ists and Norwegians are still en- is one of the curve cultivation and strips move from field to field
and anti-submarine duty in the deavoring to link gaps in their lines. It has been emphasized to as required by good conservation
Changes of program wsil be of- college with the
cadet, of one unacquainted America.
history of the World War approaches to Hudson strait. lines. show at a glance how the lines practice.
fered at Tiie Betich even' Sunday, and with subsequent world polit- President Roo?cvelt, C a r t e r 4. Establish extensive air ps- Patrols, usually small, engage continue for miles, across many The Soil Conservation Service
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. ical developments. points out, promised to defend tro'.s throughout the coastal and ! in frequently savage encounters, farms. at Fort Worth reports that farm-
Prices at t h e . n e w theatre \viil Submarines Can Go There
be JO cents for children, a I all "How
Canada with all of the resources inland regions.
was the German navy at his command, should the Do- 5, Set up a chain of air bases
ers outside the Elm Creek area,
having seen the success of tne
NELSON
times; 20 cents for adults at Satur- able to maintain secret submarine minion ever be threatened.
day matinees and 25 cents st refueling and restocking bases in
south of the uninhabited 'north-
"But the truth is that the United land and fringing the settled re-
night a n d . nn Sundays and holi- every ocean during the entire four States could no more rush to the gions of Canada, where large
days. Matinees will be held on of the first struggle, nnd defense of Canada than to the fleets of the fastest attack ?hips
The Senator Gets a Haircut project, are now petitioning for the
formation of a district covering
750.000 acres. It says that, with
modifications, the pattern estab-
ELECTRIC CO.
Saturdays and Sundays only, the j ] on& ; ,fi cl - German warships had defense of her own Pacific const. can be held in readiness for alarm lished at Elm Creek is applicable 317 Schatzel Phone 2-2544
theatre's doors opening nt 6:15jj, P t . n scoured from tho seas? Hnw i if that coast had no fleet, no I from the northern patrols.
o'clock' on other day? of the wee!;.
Opening of Tile Reach increasess i . _ ,
-And He Spi!!s the Beans to the whole cotton South.

I Canning Industry
ihe number of theatre? oporr
in Corpus Christ! by Cor
Christ! Theaties, Inc.. to eight.l. ;
I Streamlining of Red Army and Soviet . . _, ^ i Renews Attack
WASHINGTON — Capital bar- what the Chief does.' That's the
bershop: reason you can take that Roose-
Barber: Good afternoon. Sena- velt-Farley split with a couple of ROOFING & SHEETMEIAl WORK
Other*
nre the
Tower, Grande. Melba and Alines. ]
s:j Defense Does Not Mean mat Russia On Wage-Hour Law tor. Looks like spring's here. pinches of salt. Why, if FDR
Senator: May be. Leave it long. keeps his hand .on the helm as j
ON THE NEW MODERN
i WASHINGTON. May 10. i'ff>— Got to go back home and make firmly as it is there now, Jim }
F. J, Mavity will be hnusc man-
ager at the new theatre. Leon
Felder will be the projectionist
I Wants War Correspondent Declares r i The canning industry renewed its a speech next week. Don't want would be
the folks to think I'm trying to plank with his eyes open if he
attack yesterday on a wage-hour be another political glamour b^oy. broke with the Chief. Don't
walking the political

isnd Hn?.elfi!in Turner serve ; administration rule granting ex- Representative ( f r o m n e x t think he doesn't know that, too.
as cashier. Action of Nation Has All Been To Ward emption for agricultural processing chair): Heh, heh. Howya, Senator. Rep.: But where would Farley
Off Attack by Any Enemy, Deuel Says, only to canning plants operating What you got against glamour fit in"with Hull?
Sen.: Maybe he wouldn't but I
San Antonio Man And Stalin Will Not Be Caught Unprepared in . , small
, , towns ,.and . drawing Der- . ^v.n.. Not a thine, not a thing, think that's Jim's favorite fit ...
To Seek To Oust iiy NOKMAN DKUEL
ishable commodities from farms | Bul one j n thc limelight in each thc combination he'd like best. In
w i t h i n a 10-mile radius. I party is enough. that Boston speech thc other day,
R.J.SECHRISTCO.
Bexar Delegation WASHINGTON, May }0 UJ.Rt—Russian Dictator Josef Stalin is A wage-hour hearing called to I Barber: You mean McNutt and didn't Jim get him a foreign pol-
s l r r a m l i n i n R the Red Army and Soviet defense for any eventuality reconsider regulations defining an Dewey? icy and a good strong one . . . but 1415 Mussett Phone 6359
SAN' AN'TONMO, May 10. '--I'— on the basis c?l" lessons learned from the European and Russo-Finnish exempted area of production: Sen.: Know anyone else who did it clash with Hull's It did
The Democratic convention ;it wars nnd with an eye to the future. heard witnesses assert that the could wear that shoe? not. And by the by, the wind is j
Waco Mny 28 w i l l bo atkcd to bar This does not mean that Stalin wants war. War for t h e Soviet 10-mile limitation was too narrow Barber: Well, 1 guess'... . blowing Hullward again. Haven't;
the door" to the Bexar County Union would jeopardize what it has been : trying to build up for ( 20 to provide most canning operations Rep.: Say, what a race for the you noticed it?
delegation upon the recommenda- ars. Bui to be unprepared for j ' ~~ wit han area of production exempt ladies that would be—McNutt vs. Rep: Yeah, I have. But how
tion of Fred Rueko.r. S;m Antonio it would invite disaster. | lhis s t jll- c laimed Russian territory from minimum wages and ovar- i Dewey. Any chance of such a about Dewey and Taft and Mary-
manlier of the state Democratic The pattern of the Soviet plan j by lorce. Except strategically it time pay. thing happening, Senator? How land? Office Phone 2-2991 Res. Phone 2-2333
executive committee and .cnndi- is gradually becoming clear. i is not worth much. Herbert E. Gray, Sr.n Jose, about a little round-up on the way Sen.: Well, the Maryland dodge
d;itt,. for the U. S. Sennlc. Ruckor The Russian military guarantee Continued stress on mechaniza- Calif., testifying for the Canners you see things now. What hap- could have hurt Taft, but I don't
.said yesterday he would file the to Outer Mongolia warned off tion of agriculture, wnich depends League of California, said there pened to that so-called Roosevelt- think it did. People take too lit-
'protest personally. The minor war of Chant;- much on Juel from the Baku oil drew were canneries in the state which Farley split? How about Taft the interest in primaries, or
The committee member said he Japan. k u f c n g and the Mongolian-Mnn- lialds, indicates that adequate miles their tonnage as much as 450 dodging Dewey in Maryland? Dewey's men didn't get their pub-
would contend that party prece- chukoan bordor fighting enforced plans for their defense have been from southern Oregon ".nd How about . . . licity rolling or something, I
dent was not fallowed in the so- jmido. Bombing ol these wells area hence were non-exempt under the Sen.: Whoa! One thing at a dunno. As for Dewey, he's riding
1 the w a r n i n g by tests of strength.
lection of the Bexar County dek - These incidonis served tn clear the would a f f e c t not only Iho oil but of production exemption rule. time, Congressman. There's al- high. That's plain. But the whole
Ration ;md thiit force was resorted tlie bread supply. ways a chance o£ anything hap- history of primaries since the law
KaFl for the coming crisis in the
lo in the proceedings at the mu-
nicipal auditorium Tuesday night. West. The Allied fleet in the Mediter- Complicated Gadget
pening in politics. You know that was passed is t h a t horses that run
McNutt's still in thc running. I f f ahead in, the primaries generally
Registered Architect
Huckcr snid it had always been When KuropiMn tension reached ranean and the position of Turkey he.comes out of that Indiana busi- , get winded before the home
the practice of the Democratic the broiikiiiK point, ideological must be canslantly watched. Takes Care of ness with his boots shined and no stretch. Those practical politi-
Reports from Belgrade of pos-
Party lh.it the county chairman considoralion.s wore thrown over- sible Soviet-All led co-operation to j Returned Books
n.'ime the Credent in IK Committee board for a non-aggrc.ssion paci keep Yugoslavia uninvolvcd may
mud on his britches, he'll be some- cians again say the best Republi-
body to figure with. The boys who can vote-getter would be a Van-
FOR THE
for the convention and that when with Germany. That, whatever | CAMBRIDGE, M a s s . (U.P.J— are really practical about this denberg-Dewey ticket and even
County Chairman W i l l A. Mor- else it did, avoided immediate not be without foundation. War When Harvard University's \Vide- thing, think a McNutt-Farley politicians who aren't practical
rlss, Jr., attempted to follow 'his Soviet participation in the war. in the Balkans would be danger-
ner Library is closed, -students ticket would be thc biggest vote- will admit that would be a hard
practice at the Bcxar County con- Occupation of part of Poland like- ous for Russia. make use of a "Rube Goldberg in- getter the Democrats could put one to beat.
vention he was stopped by force. wise can be regarded as a protec- Stalin can - a f f o r d to. take no
tive measure. risks or error in the game.the So- vention" to return their books. -in FDR
Hie field—that is, if, of course,
steps down.
Rep..' But hasn't Vandenberg
been hurt by ... . .
STH1KK EN«S v i e t Union must play along with' . The complicated gadget is de-
LONDON. May 10. (/I1)—-A strike Stalin wants to ward off at- other nations, and previous er- scribed by students in the "Gold- Re)).: But would Farley take , . . Sen.: Hurt, yes. But great guns,
of 500 trolley and bus condtictors tack by any enemy. It is Com- rors must bo corrected to make berg" manner: "Student slides I Sen.: Not only would, but will. man, the convention's still weeks
don't care what Jim says, I'll and weeks oft". The only thing
421 Medical-Professional Bldg.
and drivers, which began Wednes- munist teaching that all the capi- the Red Army thc hard-hitting book slide
(A) through slot (B) down
(C), to tray (D). When .bet a hat that's not in the ring you can be sure about now is that
day in n dispute' over new sum- talist world is the enemy of the. machine . it is designed to .be. enough books are on the tray a he's playing for second place. Roosevelt is in the saddle. Never
mer .schedules, ended last night. Soviet. In the course of his deal It is extremely difficult to photoelectric
with Germany and by power poli- streamline an army under the So-1 cepted, causing beam (E) is inter- .Why, way back 1 there months ago, heard of anybody ever'having his
tics he gained Baltic bases against viet system. Mistakes can be cor- jack (F) which; • when he made : a junket to the party so completely in control
Congratulations
attack by any single power or reeled when they become appar- supports tray to sink to floor; west coast and talked to old po- this far ahead of convention-time.
combination.
He went to war wiih Finland
ent.
One of
'
these which showed tip
Dropping of the tray sets off alarm litical cronies along the line, they
-• . . ; clock (CO, which rings and calls : told him. I know that. And he's Anything he wants at that con-
vention, he can have. But I'll
TONIGHT IN PERSON
to the new lo •supplement this- on the oppo- in the Finnish, war was the ineffi-' watchman (H), who comes and what too smart not to know they know let you in on a little something:
site side of the Gulf of Finland ciency of the system under which: collects Hie books." they're talking about. What ' He's NOT going to run again. (To
Jim's counting .on is staying in the Barber) Ye gods, man, what
ACH THEATRE by gaining u base at Hango, strat- political commissars had equal and
egic Islands, and the strongly strat- in practice superior authority with Investigation of •politics and in 'front line'of the you putting on my hair? You
Democratic party . . . n o matter trying to ruin my career.'"
egic Karelian Isthmus near to military commanders. . ' : FROM KGKO, FORT WORTH
Palnthiff Din-orating: Leningrad. It was a relic-of the revolulion, Slaying at DalKart
It would be reasonable to sup- used then to make sure of the
pose that if Rumania becomes loyalty of former C/arisl officers Goes to Grand Jury
by
Louis T. Dudley involved in Ihe war, Stalin might nnd men an rito direct them and
occupy Bessarabia to protect Odes- Red recruits along the desired po- DALHART, May 10. (.'Vj—The Congratulations
so nnd the Crimea. Soviet, lead- litical path. grand jury today will investigate
Dial 2-2217 ers have stated, however, that
they will not attempt to regain OBJECTORS FAUiU
the knife slaying of a tall farm
hand, known as Slim, in a cale
here Wednesday night.
CORPUS CHRISTI THEATRES, Inc.
LANCS, Eng. (U.P—Since the Papers on t.he man's person bore
war began 4,000 conscientious ob- the name of Richard H. Jones,
On the Opening of
TODAY
CONGRATULATIONS jectors have avoided military ser- Jr., 26.
vice on condition (hey lake up ag- Two men are held in the slaying.
ricultural or A.H.P. work. But no •Efforts to locate relatives of
one seems to know whether the the slain man in Peoria, 111.. Wich- 6:15 P.M.
TO instructions have ever been car- ita Falls and Arp, Texas, were be-
vied out. ing made by officers.
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I'AOfc t(i*B, THK CORPUS CHIUSTl TIMES, F K I O A Y , -'JANUARY 3. 1011

The Milkman
NOW THROUGH
SATURDAY
Sales Engineer Here Next 'Im K RIS
Today's Program Matures Orchestra
S
'There just ain't "no jus-

Up' People To Learn Their ts (Listings Subject to Change)

l : 3i)—K| }.;i-ho <lc-
3:00—.Murliol KojVorls—i-cmolo
Wife; of Dead
/Man Wears Party
ticc^-to coin a plu'hsc. We
drank our quarl of Grish-
Optimist Club To am's Grade A e v e r y d a y ,
•;!r,S—Al' No\ys Fla'sJics •
I •(!!>—Kidc Siroin V i R i i o l t c s — J i b e Dress to Service just like we-told you to do. t
^ • i r > — - V f i o r n o i ' i i Melodies—stiullo
Sponsor Course 4 : ;jH ^oii'^s ur Yijnr t J o i i r t — s l u i U o COLUMBUS..Ohio, Jan.'3. 0 We slept with the windows
4" : iS—\V«iync Van l>>'ne—"'.'C
Next Week S : I IH—Kini: A r l h i i r , Jr.—iiljo
r,-]-.—irouc \Viok.•!•—n!ic
The orchestra swung into "Happy
Dr.ys Are -Here Again" nnd the open, but were as careful
S:;io Tlii> f t o r y "f '-uJ -Hni'loii—nbo funeral of Dodo Fisk, master
showman, sot underway. •
as could be to avoid drafts.
Me:i and Avomcn enrolled in the! We wore our rubbers on
''Buying Habits" course which | 1C old Dode was peeping from
Harvey Stover.*, national sales behind the Veil }\c must have rainy days. We stayed out
engineer, presents Monday. Tues- :-|-iO—Til,' ..\lrjlfivt [\f:J«'|-ls
chuckled in satisfaction. His ias of crowds. But what hap-
day and Wednesday at Civic Cen- j ?:i;i—Ti-:iiisi-l-ili.--il M.'lodU-s—sliiilio performance was staged by the
ter under sponsorship of the Up- j "S::!."i—Yoiu- l i u p p y 1 ' i n l u l i i y — n V j u boss' of the 25-car circus once pens? Well, just as we're
NOW THROUGH town Optimist-C : !ub will be lucky j ;i;(-iO—N'tiu-scasl—stiwtlo
•;i:If>—1'opninr Mc'.ottio-'—stmlio
k n o w n ' a s Fisk's Great Combined getting all fixed to : usher
or unlucky, as the case may be, | :)::iii->-.)lniitiio Jmues i)r<:li.~nlic: Shows. 1040 out in f i t t i n g style and
SATURDAY if Stowers selects them for a~"siz.-j !
lii ; .T(i—l nltn:iio<l Hoi-izons—ubu
He 'died Tuesday at the age o
give 1941-a rousing wel-
ing up" of buying habits. i 81. " . ' . : . ' . .
Stowers hss "sized up rl
him- j
11 iiio_W;ir News —»!iu
11 : (r;—.Mitflx-15 Ayrop—nl>c The services began sharply »' come, Old Man Flu sneaks
11:31.1—Hohliy Hyrncs—itl>t- 2:15 p. m. (as Dode's Shows al- up from behind and slugs
nreds of persons, selected from j ways., did). The Rev. William
the thousands \vho have enrolled j (Doc) WaddeYl of .Springfield your unsuspecting Milkman.
in his sales training course. He I Ohio, au ex-showman, admonish
gives a candid analysis of the j Weekly Meat Ration cd nearly 300 attending the funera What, we ask you. have
buying habit? of individuals from j to heed the red ami white placard we done to deserve/ alH his?
; a personal inteiview ar.d study o f ; Price Is Reduced hanging above the coffin with its Whv have we been .visited
j ieaturec and profile. i lone sunflower. It read:
I Th.rec yeai's ago the sales engi- j In Great B r i t a i n '•No crying or whispering. with the fevered brow, the
| r.ces "sized up'' every movie star j LONDON, Jan. 3. (.Tt—The Laugh! Talk! Walk around and aching limbs and the tur-
1
or. the RKO lot in Hollywood, i ministry yesterday ordered reduc- have a good tiiiic." gid taste? Won't somebody
Calif. An.iong the group were! tion in the weekly meat ration ef- The show foli^snd friends tried
please, oh, please take that
: such stars as Ginger Kogers, Fred fective January G from the equiva- bvavcly to obliRe^Liode, but there bowl of soup and those
'. Ast.-iire, Gene Raymond, Preston ; lent of 4-1 cents to 36 cents in U. S. were a few tears. xJrs. Fisk fol-
; Foster. Ann Sothern. Clark Guble, | money. lowed his request IhaSehe wear a poached eggs away? And
. Cnrole Lombard, Spencer Tracy \ From that date pork and some • l' nrl >' sllhough it^jyvas very bring us instead t h a t treat
i Ann Shiricy ;he late Robert \Vooi-j other meats wiU be included in the
• sey. Barbsrn Sian\v^~ck, Rosalind! t o the r a s p i n g throat,
NOW THRU TOMORROW rationed list, which will ailed i-up- . .! l.n > l
NOW THRU TOMORROW : Russpli, Carv Grant. Wai-ace-: plies issued by canteens, caterers | ' - G r i s It a m ' s Vanilla- Ice
.Beery. Fred Stone, Biliie Burke; niul residential establishments. Cream. What a heck of a
IT WAS ;
and oihe.rs. i The miuistry warned that
HIS LIFE OR \Vill Select Volunteers ' vt-nr 1?M1 turned out to be!
nitrht not be avail-
I During i!-e- "Buysiig Habits" ;
HIS BROTHER'S ••ales training: course next Mon- ]
... in the dark- Manufactured meat products are \
nay. Tuesday and Wednesday! not affected.
est days of the . n i g h t s ai Civic Center Stowers;
; \viil select from volunteers sev~: STEEPLEJACK, 65
nation! ; eral person? to "size up." as he'. SALISBURY, ?.Id. (U.RV—llarry'j
i calls his analysis. Hagcn. 65-ycnr-oM steeplejack, i
Stov/ers "sizes up" a person like ; SIZING UP ANN-—Harvey Stowers, national saies en-
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; ideals and romance of merehan- i Vias worked on !-.isii structures for Domiciled In Corpus Chrisll ~- Jones Building
; nise. Wajits facts - and proof, j "sizes up" Actress Ann Sothern's buying habits on RKO the past 35 years, explained "it
; Beauty and q u a l i t y buyer. Inter- i film lot. Volunteers will be selected next week for '-'siz- might make me dir.zy.''
j ested in strength, durability end i ing up" analysts by the engineer.
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Up^ toaay. do\v:i tomorrow. Moody, j "Straight. Uinieci-iip iux~e. Not n.ers. jc»t i n c l i n e d to keep things
schools wrc receiving free lunches'!
y through the statexvide school I
:ch program sponsored by the i
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"Long upper lip—Skeptical of'. argumen.tive. but inc-hi'.ed to p u t - ' to self. 1? sympathetic- and kind. Surplus Commodity Cor- 1 CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
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i P ! ~ a!fe - j a b i l i t y to d o m i n a t e n s i t u a t i o n , herself \Vill express" auiturie to- Most modern ar.d c o m p l e t e
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VOLUME 5J2—SO. 1C! CORPUS CHItlSTI, TEXAS, TUESDAY, 1'EBJIUARY 10, 1942 IOUETEEX PAGES TODAY

Japanese Swarming Onto Singapore Island

Former French Chinese Leader Confers With Registrants To States
Liner Capsizes Indian Viceroy at New Delhi Answer 11Simplel Get Test Tonight
Naval Force at
Wellington, N, 1. Forced To Make
PALESTINE, Te;. Feb.
10. (U.R) — Anderson County

At Hudson Pier
Firemen Extinguish
Another Blaze on
Lafayette
NEW YORK. Feb. 10 (UP) China,
The $tiO,000,000 liner Nov-
niaudie. which was to have With Chiang were his brilliant at times almost without arms and Builclins, Shoreline Botile-
sailed proudly again as the wife,
USS Lafayette. lay on her Weiiesley
side in the Hudson River to- the chiefs of the British. India and front now
day while investigation went other commands on Allied strat- to tour India during his stay and j Simple questions, according
forward to fix blame for the egy
blaze that laid her low.
The fire—liy all accounts increased by the fact that Sir with chiefs of the government.
from a worker's acetylene his way to Moscow to serve as
torch—raged for four hours British ambassador to Russia after that Chiang's talks were expected
yesterday aboard the 83,000-ton having served with signal success to result in new Allied strategy Draft Board No. 3, will be
Nbrmandie, which had been un- as ambassador to China, accom- ?r the defense of India.
dergoing conversion from i d is panied Chiang.
luxury to war service. Thousands
of ion» of water were poured into troops have fought the Japanese.! kept secret at his own request.-
the vessel and that, in extinguish-
ing the fire, left her so topheavy
on the incoming tide that. 12 hours
after that, blaze started, she rolled
tjontiy away from the dork until
her port side rested on the silly
bottom.
Immediately fire .blazed again
'from-, the seared interior of her
xuper-.-arucUm?,. but- it was ex-
Queries Monday^ Talks May Result in New Allied Strategy
For Defense of India
t o n i g h t tests its "jungle
grapevine" air raid warning
system.
-Sometime between 7 and .12
NEW DELHI, India, Feb. 10. (U.PJ—Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek of
China and the Marquess of Linlithgow, Viceroy of India, representing
one-third of the people of the world, conferred today on United
Nations' strategy with special reference to India and Burma.
(The London News Chronicle heard the Tokyo radio broadcast
Men Registered in
Previous
Need Not Bother
R-Days
p. m. farmers will beat on
rusty plowshares, worn-out
brake drums, and old bells—
in essence, the "jungle grape-
vine"—and the lights of the
Reinforcements
Sent to Several
Areas
New Withdrawal London Soys Nipponese May Already Have
a report that strong Chinese forces had been massed in Southern county will -o oil for 30
}leu who register next
minutes.j BOSTOX, Feb. 10 (£>)—The,
presumably for an attack on the Japanese, rear in Thailand i
i Monday at the USO Club j The "jungle grapevine" was arrival at Wellington, Xew'.
Infiltrated into Singapore City Itself;
French Indo-China.)
| Zealand, of the vanguard of a ; Radio Station Blanked Out Suddenly
arranged by Arnold Brough-
ton. who appointed dozens of
the former Sooag May Ling, never on equal terms, for more ! vard and LagUiia Street, for farmer-wardens to spread the United State? naval force was I By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
graduate, and 15 staff
officers who are to confer with have thnn four and one-half years, and j possible military service word throughout the county, reported today to the Chris- i Overwhelming masses of Japanese troops swarmed
arrived on the Burma , r P1'nrp *i13T1 ii which boasts few telephones.
11 ,
to aid the British, intends 1 ansA\ei » 0 t _ m o r e tnaa — ,
The e x a c t h o u r of the titan Science Monitor by its ; onto Singapore Island today, forcing British imperial de-
blackout is a secret City . .si- correspondent, - J o s e p h G. j fenders to execute a new withdrawal in what appeared to be
and tactics oxer the entire talk to Mohandas Ganghi, Jawa- j to registration blanks now in
Southwest Pacific area.
dents here will turn off their Harsch, who described also! the dying hours of the struggle for Britain's last great
lights when an old fireball
The importance of the talks was harlal Nehru and other Indian Draft Board No. 3 office.
nationalist leaders, as well as and a '"wildcat" r a i l r o a d the landing of American re- 1 stronghold in the Far Pacific.
But the procedure will not whistle are sounded. inforcements at "way sta- Informed quarters in London said it was possible th«
Archibald Clarke Kerr, who is on From these s i g n a l s the tions along the route" from i Japanese had infiltrated into Singapore City Itself and at-
It was intimated authoritatively be so easy for registrars. farmer-wardens closest to the
F. B. Orr. chairman of city will take their cues and Pearl Harbor. ! ; [tacked the radio station
beat on their improvised In a copyrighted s t o r y. j th r
Chiang arrived in India several in
The Chinese leader, whose brave days ago but his presence was 3897, and on or before .December
charge of registration of men
born on or after February 17.
alarms. In lesa than five min-
utes, Brougbton believes, the
cacophony will bring about
Harscli told of his landing at j
. Wellington from a destroyer, •
Twenty-nine
-nine Lives r L statiou suddenly
j blanked out this morning.
31, 1921. Men who
previous R-Dnys do not register
registered complete darkness throughout
on
the area.
j described as the first unit of Ad-
j miral' Herbert F; Leary's Amer- Lost as Japanese | Dispatches from the be-
leaguered city said that the
| icsri forces.. He said the landfall j
Lord Beaverbrook To JReel Says Hospital
Monday. Registrars will bet school
teachers arid volunteers
ClV-U^'Jl t
| was reached even before the i Sink U. i Transport din of battle intensified after
names are already in the hands
j I. M. Singer, who is handling
™*°5 Theatre Operators
I m p as as- '
j public announcement of Admiral j
Leary's appointment to command]
dawn and that a. great black pall
of smoke hung over the scene"of
Represent Britain in i Exempt From Tax by I signment of registrars for the day. i
I Schools will be dismissed Monday! And Movie Men Come
\ all Allied f o r c e s in the Anzac i
area. '
Tiie Monitor's correspondent!
j
j rnnn<; i ^S^^S- Japanese planes - flew
w^,3
Sihaiv ' '
Io,_v over Singapore's outskirts,
8r cl res dents
i heard the whine o£
so that teachers may serve. j
Pooling of Supplies IDoing Chanty Work I Simple Questions
| Questions men will be asked are
.
For R&R Convention
j
said he traveled part of the way |
from Pearl Harbor
forces that attacked the Japanese
with the j
, ,
Heavy Udds
/-\ j i
-
! machine-gun bullets.
] , ArtiUery: rumbled heavily from
I the west, : while the pre-dawn
-

tinguished in -iO minutes ;ind the j as follows:- ' • - m a n d a t e Gilbert and Marshall] WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 (U.R)—j skies were red with the glow of.
weary hundreds of nav;il and mu- Envoy's New Post Answers Charge j 1 Full name of the registrant, Islands. Then he changed, to an-! Th e War Department announced i ™ |.
bu in o[1 tanlis
-
nicipal fire-fighter?, w h o h a d
That institution i including middle name, if any. Inspect New other unit by breeches buoy in |» j ., . „ . • f An. Exchange Telegraph dis-
battled to save her since yester- Corresponds to today that a small Array trans- j p atch frtim Singapore today said
day ju'kTiioon. left her to the
i 2. Place of residence. Centre Showhouse, mid-Pacific. " ' j port has been torpedoed and sunk | the British had begun to apply a
engineers v--hu must sylve the That of Nelson Is Run for Profit :; '3. Mailing address, if other than ^Thereafter, he said, he "spent j
'-<™.;i:!(>n!;ii .problem of r i g h t i n g
residence: Opening Today many days among the tropic! by a Japanese submarine in Ha- j scorched up earth .program with "the
of all .oil tanks and
LONDON. Feb. iO, i.-Pi—Lord i The Fred Roberts ?>lemoriai 4. Telephone number: islands where ship.? well-known to ] waiian waters with the loss of 20 the firing of all rubber, pineapple'
Beaverbrook, Britain's newly-ap-1 Hospital is a public institution, 5. Age in .years and date of Theatre operator.- from all parts the luxury trade poured American ' lives. and other factories in the north-
The bic ship was formerly the pointed minister of production.! owned by a board of trustees and birth: of Texas. Oklahoma and Arkansas reinforcements into way stations'
1
iVormaridie. pride of the French will represent Britain in various! leased .since 1928 to retire its in- The loss of the small transport west area of the island.
6. Place of birth: i and representative's ot" the na- along the 4,000-mile route from i was announced in an Army com- _ Tokyo's dispatches broadcast by
merchant marine and the Uirnust pooling . arrangements with the j debledness. David T. Peel. sec- 7. Name and address of a per- Hawaii to New Zealand. A f t e r ,
and faMest p:\"scnCf.?i' s h i p a f l o a t , United States, an official spokes- | retary-trcasurer of the board stat- son who would always be inform- tioa's leading in o t i o n picture describing the waving of hats a n d ! munique. The ship v.'as the Royal the Italian radio said Japanese
1
N u w the USS Lafayette, t h c man announced today. j ed today. ed of the registrant's address: j producers were in Corpus Christ! flags a* the destroyer came into i „ 1T
„,.
ranK
, assault forces had driven within
•.'Brio's larfiot r.av;il a u x i l i a r y , The new post, lo which Lord j The hospital has always done 8. Employer's name and ad- j today' for the opening ci the new Wellington harbor at 23 knots,! In the same communique, Gen.! of Singapore - five miles of the downtown heart
nhi 1 v.'as a .NIC! t-'iK'iM at dawn re- r \-M-brook w;,y shifted from i charity work through the years dros.-: Harsch added; \ City.
i Centre Theatre and beginning of Douglas MacArthur's Philippine' British headquarters acknowl-
M.-.iU'd hvv « ciippleti hulk. One the Ministry of Supply, he said. i«">n|l the trustees f?lt it was not i 9. Place of-employment or b U i "BeV:.ind the color of this little i
third fiC her .-••..'piT-itniL-lure and corresponds to that held by Don-, properly subject to taxation, he | j n ,> s . ; _ " l t h c a n n u a l convention of K&R- i act in a great drama lay a symbol j troops were reported engaged in f _ *=" &\,,-r, ?;• nlj f'^rV- 1 H*
, I a. nu i-VV r, Monday; that i\ghi-
hriduf v.-rre under water and hrr alci M. N'elson, head of the United '• asserted. . j Those questions arc on the face Unitcd, Inc., theatre circuit. of an important American victory. !< sav.igc operaaOMs against the Jjp-| ing ranged only 10 miles away
three Lu-int, • t;ici\;-, (iiHi her iv:a>ts States V.'ar Profkic'iion Board, a n d ' Peels statements were in re-I of f 1c) .
p lle green registration Heading the delegation of show The battle of the supply line from ancse.
a few ("eel iibnvc the water on the in it he will exercise general su- sponse to assertions of Dr. Clyde j carfls
: Surrender Demanded
pec-pie were" Harolcl R. Rnbb, America's factories to the Far j A Berlin broadcast said the
i'-i'-chnkcd pier. pervisioa over supply departments '.O. Watson, police c 1 fire com- On the bad-: arc two additional president, and Ed Rowley, vice- Pacific battlefront. has been won. | Our troop.-, the communique Japanese commander, Lt.-Gen.
and s h i f s b u i l d i r . c a n d " "concert' missioner, made at a meeting of Cjiiestions which registrars must j Japan has suffered its first seri- ; said, shot down seven more Jap- Tomoyuki Yamashita, sent a
No Sabotage. Admiral Says and co-ordinate all their actions." i the City Council last night. depend on registrants to answer. president of fi&R-Uniled, I n e , ous reverse. An American a d - i anese planes during the past 24 message this morning to the Brit-
Thvie was sdiVie s;o-id news to AH labor questions, it was a r i d - i Dr. Watson declared the hos- They nre approximate height and both of Dallas. Bruce L. C<-'>H'.ns, !i;u-;U commands the terminus of'. hours, bringing the total confirm- ish epmmander-in-chief, Lt.-Gen.
a l l a y the disaster of the accidental ed, will be settled between the • P>uii should be subject to taxa- wcipht of registrant. vice-president of Corpus Christ! the supply route. The Way stations ; ed a.s destroyed in the Philippines A. E, Pcrcival, demanding the
lire \vh:i'h raged in her decks tor minister of labor and ; newly-i 'ionr because it was being operated KcRistrar Start-; Work is host to the visit- have been secured, Bluejackets: since the.outset of the war to lfc'3. surrender of Singapore.
four hours uncontrolled yesterday created minister of production. , £<"' profit. Tie specifically cie- . A f t e r ' t h o s e details ore attended ing theatreInc.. Theatres,
ir.en. are here. And the way is open • The torpedoing of the 224-ton
To the question whether Beav- ' d a r e d the hospital xvas not cio- for reinforcements and the vital j transport frank occurred January however, Bloody fighting still continued,
afternoon and resulted f i n a l l y in erbrook would spend more of his ' mg any charity work. Or. Watson to, the registrar then must deter- The convention opened yt 10 weapons with the hard-pressed
her turning uver on her side. One of war." i
i m e in Britain now, he replied is a practicing physician. mine whether the registrant is o'clock this iTormiis: with inspec- 28 in the "Hawaiian area.'1 The Australian, British and Indian
of her former French officers told tthat white, negro, Oriental, Indian or tion of t!-e new Centre Theatre, communique said that 33 surviv- Imperials exacting a terrific toll
the United Pros t h a i undoubtedly given.no such assurance could be Charit> Work Exemption Filipino; whether the registrant's which w;-.s lo open its dcors to ors reached an undisclosed port. on the invaders.
she could be rijilneri an;i repairer!
--;uul w i t h a speed t h a t would "From the very nature of his gcmb.eii Under state law. a hospital or- eyes are blue, pray, hazel, brown I the genera! public a i ' l o'cl">rk Raids Made on The ship w:;s used as a small in- Domet, official Japanese news
1 for benevolent purposes or black, (two spaces are included j Frank 'Morgan in "The Vanishing ter-island freighter. agency, iaid in front-line dis-
duties, ' he added, "he will have and operating for the care of jh.ir- for- colors of eyes u n n a m e d ) : ' Virginian" is t'.-e opening at'.rac-
:-tirpnso the l a y m a n .
to go to and fro ami the minister
The newspaper I'M rf-ealed in of supply can take his place dur- ity patients as well as for those whetlv.T the registrant's h a i r is lion at Hie ne\v movie house, cle-
Aliens in Five Ii The communique said that Mac- patches that Japanese .engineers
A r t h u r in a message to the depart- had repaired the ,'5,000-t'oot'johore
l
a b l e , to pay, is exempt from .tax- !)!onr e. red, brown, black, gray or j scribed as one of the most mod' ment emphasised the "grim de- Strait cuusewny, which the Brit-
a copyrighted story tfday that it ing his absence."
ii.'.d investigated p r <; c ;-. u V i o ;i s \Vhon Prime Minister Churchill ation. the ir\an is bald, (one spare is i n - l o r n in. the Southwest, California Towns 1 termination oi" his American-Fili- ish had breached, and that Jap-
:i.U;:in.st sabotage on the Now V u i k .-.elected Lord Beaverbrook fur the Of the five hospitals operating ch'ded fa,- color-nf h n i r i i n n a r n - : ' A boot rieie was on schedule for anese troops. and supplies were
('neks six weeks ago and had dis- bfuatl duties of the 1 new ministry, i w i t h i n the city limits of Corpus eci); and whether the registrant's !• C:3() o'clock tli's afternoon. At 7 In SALINAS. Calif., Feb. 10. i«'i_-j pino troops." pouring over the span.
simultaneous raids on J a p a - > It said t h a t five veteran Jap-
covered t h a t sabotage agamst any lie reassured Sir And I Christi, only one is recognized as ' o'clock t o n i g h t the delegates will nesc colonies in five Monterey j aneSf. divisions have been identi- Bis*There Issues At Stake
•-.!m> in the harbor, includint; the Ounc.in. a former supply minis^ a benevolent institution under this (Sec REGISTRATION*. PaRe 2) I a t t e n d a t-oektriil party -nnd County towns today, 126 law en- ! fied as opposing MacArthur's lit- magnitudewas no disguising the
of the disaster Singa-
L;\; L'.ycUe. would lie "a cinch." d e f n i t i o n . This is the Spohn Hos- I mayor' bano.uet 0:1 the Plaza force-merit agents began arresting! tle band on Balan Peninsula.
If reporter, Edmund Scott, got a I Deck. pore's fail would inflict on the
Of Beaverbrook's selection for The Fred Roberts Hospital was 'Smuoness' of U. S. suspicious aliens and seizing con- | It continued with a statement United Nations. It would:
j i > i » as a stevedore aboard hot the. production • iortfol.it>, it was not located within the city u n t i l i General :-e>sions of the con- traband. < that there are many other sup- 1. Gravely endanger all Allied
by payniff a 'nigh i n i t i a t k n fee lained that the entry of ihe the limits were extended two May Lead to Defeat, vontion w i l l open at 9 o'clock to- Under d i r e c t i o n of Nat J.: porting troops for the Japanese, bases between the Suez Canal,
'» the lons,shc:remen's union,, wiui United States into the war with its II years ago. It was taxed for $337 I morrow nioiv.in:; on ti'e P!a;-a
Pieper, FBI agent in charge o l ' j which are being bolstered by fresh Egypt, and Pearl Harbor, Hono-
in.' questions asked, and reported ! consequent far-reachiri;., measures in d S447.80 last, vear but Educator Declares j Deck. Hiiiili.shts of tomorrow's the
! .vessions will include ;\ luncheon on ficersSandescended Francisco office, the of- i landings in the Lingayen Gulf lulu. •
t h a i ho could have even .set ex- for pooling of resources ne-j
...... h ; ) S paid n c i t h c r assessment.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Feb. 10 i.-'T'—- j the Pla/a Deck and a cocktail at B a . m . on I areas'. The American troops thus 2. Free Japan's powerful Ma-
ploMves aboard h o r. .so non- cessitated a chant : in the British s t nionth at the annual meet- Japanese in Salinas, \Vatsonville. j are lacing increasingly heavy odds. layan armies for attacks on Java,
existent were even ordinary pre- set-up and that the Cunadiart- ing of the board of trustees, a The Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, vice- j p;-rty and ditmt.r at ti-e Dragon Monterey, Pacific Grove and Burma and even Australia.
cautions. born publisher not only has close -, communication was received from president of Georgetown U n i v e r - i Gn'.j at 7'30 o'clock. The riele- Carmel. ; 0. Deal a blow to the United
Rear Admiral Adolphus An- contacts with America! produc- 1 t!le city ca .ning attention to the sity, believes the United States is j gates w i l l to'.ir the Naval Air
nearer defeat today than at any ( S t a t i o n Thursday afternoon, Pieper's force of 54 FBI agents 1; Last Passenger Cars Nations' manpower in the South-
drews, commandant of the Third tion chiefs but also "the confi- -
! . . _ _ - _ _ j _ _ _ _ i - . ' i i ' f1 - i ' T ^ i . . , ^ : , ] . , _ - * an ears n 'n (
j askingc* that the bill be I was augmented by 72 state h i g h - Roll Off Assembly west F'HCHH', unless the more than
Naval District, .said, however, that dence and good will' of President. paid. The trustees replied by as- other time in history. way patrolmen, sheriff's officers ; 6'i.i.OiiO British troops now locked
there was no possibility of the Roosevelt. serting they felt the hospital was "I don't believe that 20 per cent in battle on Singapore Island
fire having been set by saboteurs. exempt. inasmuch as it was per- of our people realize we are at Former Released
and police. Lines in Detroit coulei be evacuated—an almost
' forming charity work, and always war." the educator said last night Under $^. The agent gave no indication of • impossible feat.
Interior of Hull Sealed Bodies of Three | had. at a Knights of Columbus meet- how many arrests he expected to;: DETROIT, Feb. 10 (,(••— The 4. Give Japan a free passage to
Naval censorship prohibited a ing. "They will not. apparently, On Murder be made. He said raiders were war's absorption of the aulomo-' the Indian Ocean and the Bay of
detailed account of the damage, Texas Heroes Are I Other Hospitals Paying: u n t i l the first casualties are made looking principally for c o n t r a - j bile industry became v i r t u a l l y Bengal.
Other hospitals paying taxes to j known and the first bombs start band—firearms, radios, cameras ' eoi-.iplete today as 'he ia^t pas- Even as Singapore's fateful
but it was permissible to say that Moved to Austin VVHtTESEORO. Texas. Feb. arid oilier equipment forbidden to : senger vehicle ivlled off th v > tew hour
the fire damaged was entirely con- the city include the Medical- to fall." 10. Pi-^-Golden Kemp, n farmer, enemy aliens. approached, the Japanese in-
i romaining ear assembly lines. vasion hordes were already strik-
fined to the three upper decks, j AUSTIN, Feb. 10. (U.W-Re- Professional, which pays a com- Declaring that "smugness and ! WiVr; ^leased under $2.500 bond
The last passenger units to be ing new blows in the Dutch In-
t h a t the interior of her h u l l had I main:: of three brother heroes bined a n d h(
tax for its office building complacency might lead to cie-; vesterday on
it;l1
charge of murder assembled were Ford cars, but dies; and toward Australia.
been sealed by water-tight doors I who took part in fxtihlishinn t h e l »P amounting to S4.- feat.'' Father Walsh added "it is i ] |-
inn tthee fata i-. lt;i s t a b b i i i ^ of Claude Australia To Call
f w o r % « £ - ! 552.80; «* Corpus Christ! Osteo- that, wis merely a circumstance; Japanese Land N'ear Macassar
and bulkheads and that she re- Republic of Texas were reinter-, Hospital,'1202 Third Street, not defeatism lo talk ot defeat; Rich, r>5, land owner and director
Ford, with a heavy program of A bulletin from N. E. I- head-
mained dry even while ' partly roq ncre today, in the .state ceme-i J. ' it is prudence." of the Wiiitosboro Co-operative Up More Men for Army-ordered passenger vehicles, quarters said Japanese troops,
under water. She remained struc- tor'y. $3Sft.40, and the Gorrell Hospital, "We have never suffered defeat Gin.
Bond V.-MS set at habeas' corpus Duty in Militia was behind in the war-curtaile-i launching their sixth attack on a
turally intact, both above and be- A monument that was erected 519Peel Park Street, $180.20.
explained today that the
in a war since we won our inde-
production quota arid w;j$ permit- key point in the Indies, had land-
low the main deck. to their memory at Galvesim, trustees leased the Fred Roberts pendence in 1776, "out we are procee'.lin^s before Judge R C. ted to continue in production un- ed in the vicinity of Macassar,
The French officer, who be- ;>i'ier ;\ previous ve-intcrmer.t, institution to Mrs. Ed Sizer, Jr., nearer to it now than at any time Slaslc. C A X B K R R A , Australia, Feb.
in our entire history," he said. "If Deputy Sheriff Forrest Watson I'.-!1
.--!.-'' Australian war c.-sbi til today to partially catch up. erne! per: on Die southwest coast
cause of hi.s .status in this country w i l l be brought to the state ceme- in 1928 to retire its indebtedness. you have any grievances against .s:> id ihe si;. biiinrr Saturday follow- has iiiv.ded to call up additional The Ford assembly lines, in fact, of Celebes Island, 500 miles
is that of a deportable alien .sea- tery and placed at the graves of Mrs. Si/.cr was given a contract to : have been turning out just, about northeast <>!' the big Dutch naval
man, said that the disaster would the three—William Tl. Jack. act as hospital administrator for England, don't let hate of hercon- ed ail argument over land :uil time duty in the mili-
have been i n f i n i t e l y w o r . s e if Spencer Jack and Patrick C. 10 years. Since 1938, he said, her tribute to the victory of America's The men owned adjoin- tin, ;,;(,' Minister John Curt in i as r.uiny .Army cars as civilian base at Soerabaja. Java.
i mj; farms near vVhitesboro. of! today. ! units. 1. ho thrust was seen as another
water had gotten below her main Jack. contract has been renewed an-1 mightiest and sworn enemy." Just when, the manufacture of
deck and to the great electric Jack County, Texas, is named finally. ' (See WAR, Page 2)
passenger cars for civilian use may
engines, the mammoth generators, for them. tn the meantime. Peel said, the
the many banks of boilers. He William H. .Tack was a veteran indebtedness has been amortized Young King of Egypt Will Create Pressing Problem if again lie undertaken i* proble-
matical. The erstwhile car manu-
said that it would have taken of
months to repair water damage to Spencer Jack fought at Velaseo,
the Baltic of San Jacinto.
HOSPITAL. Paye 2)He Attempts To Break His Alliance With Great Britain facturers turned armorers are cer- Peace Campaign
tain only that when such produc-
highly intricate machinery, but and
that righting her, Xvhile a difficult oned with William B. Travis at
Patrick C. Jack was impris-
By T>EWITT MACKENZIE thj liimost concern, since there is deed try u to kick over the truces j again to the 1942 model.
tion is possible they will turn Being Launched
Anahiiac in 1832 when Mexico Landmarks at State
engineering problem, could be ac-
complished in a fraction of that attempted to nip the Texas up- Fair Park in Dallas
Wide WorM Analyst involved the security not only of in the
Hitlerian political machinations the Mediterranean but of the At- alliance iv ;ii Britain, he will raise i City of Charleston
cf of Egypt's cast-iron | By Industrialists
time. rising.' All survived the revolu- in the Mediterranean iheaire are lantic. Obviously the United a press;r;f;; problem, for if there i LONDON, Feb. 10. ,-.#— An in-
Admiral Andrews, left the scene tion and died in a yellow fever Destroyed by Fire raising troublesome issues for the States is vitally concerned, quite is one P'' ; v in the whole Modi- : Is Placed Out of ternacionai cartel oi >'rei5ch iiiiri
at 3:30 fl. m., after losing a dra- epidemic. Allies as the Nazi chief makes os- apart from the obligations-of our terranea;: :,-ca that the British ; Geriniin industriaii.si.s v.as reli-
matic battle to keep her ftfl.OOO- DALLAS, Feb. 10. «J.R>—Fire to- tensible preparations fur a fresh alltaiu-e. must <•• !''*- ;,.• i! is Egypt. ' Bounds for Sailors ably rep,>;-ied t.ori.iy !o ;-,ave s'art-
(on bulk upright. Tons of water 'Kold Autumn in day destroyed the two-hlock-long o/fensive to try to wrest control of This development comes on the Acti::''i!\ .:>!' niurse, Egypt is a c-^-i organi/mo; ,i iiev, campaign
had been poured into her super- automobile building and its con- this strategic area from the Brit- heels <,)' what is said to be Axi.s- vast m : t : i : (•••y and naval base l o r . CHARLESTON. S. C.. Feb. 10. lor a negotiaicd peace between
structure. It froze into g r e a t Your Hand' Wins nected foods building, landmarks ish—a move1 calculated to be eo- i: spired anti-British rioting in Britain. .,. • ;:•..« domination of ihe | iU.R)--Admiral William H. Allen, Germany ;-,r,d the United .Nations
masses of ice on her upper decks to thousands of Texans at Fair ordin;>ted \vith the Japanese drive Spanish Morocco. There isn't Suez C';:v>. • 1 ;-,nd the whole Kas- j commandant of the Charleston on ousiacss grounds.
and bulkheads, making her gro- Notional Book Award Park. in the Orient, Singa- much ie,.son to doubt the origin tern Me.-.; terranean. Should the ' Navy Yard, today placed the en- These international industrial-
tesquely top-heavy. Five alarms called all avail- pore in a grave position tenay. ' of this j rouble, for the Hitler-Mus- king cho.<-• e '-o challenge England.; tire city of Charleston out of ists, a qualified source saidr ar-
!
NEW YORK, Feb. 10. The able equipment to fight the blaze TlY« latest of several ,-ievelop- solini brotherhood has worked un- there eatt iic .-•<> doubt that London bounds for sailors because of al- gued that Japanese conquests in
story Of a day-wage farmer in but firemen could do nothing but mcnfe vs Vw British ch,;;::e that linngly to win the support of the will s!rv,i ;y evack down on him ; leged vice conditions. tiie Pacific wit;; acquisition al-
Weather the "Texas black bottoms, as told save nearby structures.
by George Sessions Perry in "Hold
food and gasoline have been v<?ach- Aral population in the Mediter- and t'lKH :: •-,\tiier king will be look- ' The out of bounds order will ready of Territories rich in r,«t-
Roy Rupard, secretary of the ing A-xis troops in Libya thnuigh ranean '/.one. This would be a ing for ."> iob. i be effective for at least one week, urai resources .'Hid raw mate-rial
Avitimrn ir> Your ri-aritt," won th« State Fair Association-, said dam- neighboring Tunisia. Thi>- :> P;ir- grea: a'set in the eomin-s trial *>f ff the H , iiisii dni hare to e.-cwb- • ant-i -affects ail' Navy men sta- have put Japan in a portion to
Cwpiis Cfiristi arwj vitfnity: Faifl thi« n^tronal bowfc award of the Am«r- age tind'oubtedly would b« m the 'tielrfefly setrous in that, n' ;i ' ll<;> - strength for control of this sea, : tioned here and on \vsrships en-
seize and don-rnatc v.orld niar-
aftvrnooiv antf toniKht. sl'i«htiy eoM'cr ican KrtokseTters -A-ssocMtroTt to- himdred:s oi' thousands of dollars-. it mt-ans a.dwcMwd' weakf-i'....^ on which !-as made England poliw- lish ;i ii'.'f 'tectorate over Egypt i t
iv.--:.v-y repeating itself, | tering the port. kets i- 1 tr.e we^c-i-p, powers pvf-
day. \vouici b,
l.,-,\vff,t fenvprnrwre (his
v
Basfc«lball &nti roller skating of th« Vrchy govemir.ent man of Kurope. for E n ^ i ; ; ,,.i ronk over control of j Admiral Allen's action was crm- si.sr iii f i g h t i n g t : ie war to an end.
24 hwn's, The book, Iwifcd as lh« • d'i's- riri'fc crowd's h-a'd used the btiiMP- " - • - - • - • . . . .with
Coirrciwent .. this, arrd of tlVe fOl!:'.!':-y eai'ly in the First j ci/ed by Mayor Henry Lockweod,
G«trn«tt pressure fov The indLiStriallst's \V(--re repi'Tt-
». iYr., s\vnset covery'v of I^t, \va-s adjudged mght. gives rise "• ' even- givaret impoviaiwe. youiftf Work! VVa r wiven Egypt ceasod to ; vvho charged that vice conciitrons -ed pomtinn a campassnf par'uC-
*.'•«• *. nrost \vorth\vhil«'.book of yea-r 'Th«' only cia-'swai'ty, so- far a's is 'that ft fftvsnges 'German ---e King Firouk of Egypt has given be a trib; ;tsry stare of the Tin--! in- thi-s city of 80.000 were dire in uiarly toward the UnitM Starts
\Vhveh, i-Yi' the booftselHers* was *w 'firernwry. He \va;s fewtes as SM es. j 9 fresh- <^enroratration of what thw :re. This proteetorage • pr.rt "to the admiral's negiiaferice with emphasis cm th« risn^rs (#
1
Vr or. it fey arnofce afudf ta'fren to Any swefi1 if*t«»t fev t-ve V hy ! Ivvnvfon pr*ss interprets as aY>' afttv- rather than feck oi effort on in* z wcess r<v raw r.iAtt-riai f<*
rT:T. ». ; v
OT r British' aftittflcfe. ti Faroi* fe t*- r*<t* 2v city's part .' ch«.vn Kvbw supply.
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I M5—l.a Voz Del Puerto
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•1 •.00—SOUKS By Souia—bne
• rt&cr-Cily-Cotmty Health. Talk
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,i:)J—Secret City—bnc
S:3C— KellocB's Texas Rancors
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5:5vV-Potmlar MIJMC
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B:3i>—Perkins Brothers-Harmony Hall
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8:l;V-rvno\v Vnur Navy
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UU6HS,THRIUS 9:00—Symphony Orchestra—bnc
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iO:CO—Internatiunal News Service
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Of AN AMERICAN • o.sr—Francis Craig's Serenade—nbc
i! : 00—War N*ws—nbc
U:o;>—R<>v Shield's Music—nbc
MASTERPIECE! •tl-5;—AP News Bulletins-—nbc
I.:u'0—Sign Off.
Wednesday's Troeram
A. M,
Here is * picture attuned to G:00—Mi>nuii£ Var:e;if*
6.4S-—Intecnaiioiiat News Service
the heart-beat o£ .a nation 7:00—Furonean Js'ews Rounduu—:ibc
T:iS—Gardner Nursery Co.—et
T:20—Need a Boos*?.
, o i &n Americas' master-
7n5—Texaco Star Reporter
S:Cil—Breakfast Club—nbe
piece to place alongside 9:00-^Wh'ai'.< Doing Around Corpus
• .Chrifti ' -'-. ' ' • ' : . .
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18:Pi>—Ask ElessiorNash—nbc
» human, » crowded; with 10:!r>—LivijiK -Uterature—nbc
IO:3i>-^.Music and Iriionnstion
love, laughter and tears - . .'• IG.nS—Kei;p Fit For Deiense-
n:yc— Ji.ews and- Vie\vs—rnhs
it's memorable heart-warm- 11:15—.JUuernatioual News Service
11 SO—Headlines . From. Hollywood—Isc
inc screen eniertsinnieiit ± 5K-"-—Console Patterns V ,
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12:"S—Tbe Chuck "WaKoa GanB—U'c
12:30—Front Page Farrell—nibs
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3.GO—The Ait,in Living:
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2;43r^Ih;'erndiiohal News' Service
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hristian Science.
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Douglass Newland :30— Uncle Vt'siter's Dos House— nb
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Natalie Thonipson 9:00-^Lione-l Hampton's Music With
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Pioduced by EDWIN KNOP? Flashes of Life
'fccHaracter isaHje_iiv_aswdl :r<»3 ?!jy br UK TOKTUKE •_ Bwi
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ALSO:—"UNUSUAL OCCUPATION" AND COLOR CARTOON
Ambition
HUNTIIvGTON. \V. Vs.— Two
, brothers, one is. the other 1,3.
made earnest application to join
the Army ''a.s water boys."
CONGRATULATIONS Their reason; They wanted to
aid live, brothers already in the
armed forces.
j Recruiting Sergt. J. _ J . Francis
i1 told iheni ge?it!y but firtnly they'd
have to wait a white.
Land Locked Admiral
FORT RILEY, . Kan.—Admiral j
Dewey's in the Army now.
He's Admiral Dew'ey Cone, 24-.I
year-old selectee from J.itk.^'in- j
,'iik'. F!a.. who i s . t a k i n g a course
in coirimunications school.
Se<*rrt \o More
ALTADF.VA, Caiir.—Red forces
are in vogi.ie for Aitadenn's tele-
phone fo.^hip.s.
Dc'puiy Shoriff E. H- M;ias ;<r-
re-'.tcri a couple !f>i 'teen age
youngsters who i'<' d hooktxi ear-
ph'encs «nto n. tele-phone line.
They had found (.'Cinvorsatinns ?o
interesting they became splendid
i.-to nets.
The boys- \\ere lectured and
turned over io their parouis.
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LOS A N G K L K S — P a u l i n e Evans j m
G i J i l l c n !~;av her divorce.
She I,,!,;.; t!\c ji;de.e her hus- : . •
band. Ki:;c.-;o A. G u i l l e n , .snured j •
so Kiuti .-iif 1 h;id to close the b e d - j §
: - f»'i;;i windav.'s to keep the neigh- i
oors fro:n complaining.
a Look, Brother
DALLAS—"Where in the \ v o r l d h
is our Pacific ttcci?" finried n ! |
war-tnindcd straphanger on a | .
; r-i't>\vdcvl bus. j'
Ray Lokey. N;tvy chief petty | (
oliicer. had an answer. j ening
lie hnndcd the man an enlist- j '
FO^PEFENSE j mcni application blank and sug- j |
jgestod: "Join the Navy and findj
i !i
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UNITED \VEBSTER CITY, Iowa.—When 1 1
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SAVINGS in iVr-rthern Ireland, Scrgt. Henry
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lU:i'noney told friends here l^at
• when he had his teeth pulled, the
| Army medical corps, thinking he
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youtns. sent !.is ne\v set of teeth
to Northern Ireland.
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stayed in the United States.
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\ Rita Hayworth To Go mart Rita.

Her plans after "Salome"?
"That's too far away to think
Afford High Price TV Shows
about," she replied. She said she; By VVAYNB OLIVKU | modest: budget advci User, and at
'Ahead With Divorce loves ISurope and plans to return
there as soon as possible, but not
to Aly.
NEW YORK U&T-sriie tmdilioiin) | l h e satV|e time will enable TV to
singue sponsorship of network nm-1 In1akc,cilon=h ^ mefit ils hi.ah costs,
grams >"., that. prevai.,ed, in , rad, o s Which ,. .,are headed
. v evmi higher
^ '"*>>"->.
By BOB THOMAS , -j « out u-iih <=K- »-e»L-e of' After four years awav from .,, . , . - Madden points out that NBC"s
HOLLYWOOD <*> _ Rila Hav- dance out w i t h six «eeks of J H o 11 y w oo d, Rita seems little! crumbling ,n television because o(j, a v i 8 h ..Sh^w of shows" has «K
worth says she will take a month's' Mils, she said. 'That changed. She is still shy and reti I high costs of producing and airing! sponsors sharing the cost of nearly Congratulations
motor'tour of the Southwest and completely exhausted. Af-jcent in conversation. It almost shows. * j $170,000 a week or S6,600.000 for a
then drive to Reno for her d vorce ter all> haven't danced for four| makes y°i> forget her ability to! Television still has a number ofi' 3 ?* wec l k h setlf"- Three sponsors
from Prince Aly Khari. years. In fact, I haven't done anv-j g e t involve^ '" so many headlines, j ,..„, .. , . . . \ i share the cost of $100,00 n week or
The- 'flame-haired
-»«.**. v.u actress
<iwness fin Tin* thing for four years. shows that have only a single spon.| Wi40 o.OOO for „ 44-wcVk «oa«o,, o. to the
Ishes work for — * -her picture today
» ~ * fiv.ii.nc luuav. sot- week after week, but there's] ,.A1, stftr Re vue." Fotir ..haro «i«
She has purchased a station wagon Had Screen Fright
and will drive to Southwest resorts' SL"When
Youfh Concert-
I started shooting, »• I* had
a growing proportion with sponsors (cost of four million dollars for p. New Ultra-Modern
••"•" that either share commercials or' scaso " °J U'e Isate Smith night-
with her secretary, Margaret
Potter. B ! 7een fri e |u - I knew I would. But
after 10 days, I got settled down. Board Praises alternate • in presenting them. time show.
Ko, RcconcllmHori* again."* S
be an l
° UKe work'ing '
35 Million a Year Other K\iim[>lrs
A big network TV show costs up Thfiro are nitmcroua other ex-
TWIN PALMS DRIVE-IN
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posing or a year, and there's only H limited sponsorship, such as Arlhnr God- on their
that sh( Panning a return photographs to advert.se and ex- number of companies with advor frey's , Wednesday night show on
to Europe to tisingn budgets
~-."r,....-. bip
w»f, enough
v.iiMLif^n to
lu under
itiiuui -*. CRS,
v-.* 'o, "Kulda,
[xunin, Fi'au
l'l all and
flllu Ollie," Formal Opening
r n- - "Concerts for Youth" program Llltie
Aly. She told C°n h i Vlth S n0t "
Pri Ce P
dad
the iclure , Ail
" ri which met last night at the YWCA write such an expenditure for a "The Goldhergs," Robert Mont-
in touch, cv, •»•»«! -" She is even posing in a bath- Sln lc i t e m
^ - gomcry T h e a t e r , " "Television
the _«f t, . proving P rincesseS to evaluate the concert given here The networks arc offering the Playhouse" and "Ono Man's fam-
in her fabu- are not above cheesecake. for 425 teenagers March 4.
lou,
lous , ,. alternate sponsorship or shared ily" on NBC, and "Space Patrol"
ended
I "Now I'm ready for a rest," The board decided not lo plan on sponsorship plan ns an Answer. A on ABC.
thoi ,1 .,." " . otjshe said. "I'll rest on the motor next year's concert until it met
c slod v
lending exponent is Edward Mad- think wn'ro going lo more!
compliments
their daughter. She offer- trip I'm taking. I love to drive-. with the board of the Corpus Christ i den, sales and operations vice'pres- multiple sponsorship shows." says
™™^ ^. "the,- terms of.jl've done it 5» every confnent: Symphony, which presented the
0
ident of the National Broadcasting Madden. "Conceivably, television'
wui not be;Once I drove all the way from concert. Appreciation to two ad-, Company. He contends this plan could po according to the maga-
K'x weeks inj Algiers to Tunisia ditionat underwriters of this year's
Reno for Use divorce. | "I (]on't know whe,.e r], Ro on concert. Mrs. Dorothy Hawn Blak- puts TV within reach of tho zine concept."
, ncd Glenbl -°°k, this trip. We'll stop wherever we eney and Willard Perkins, whose Delicatessen PARR & WILLIAMS
expl
f' - " Ji -cslab-
— r-'t'-."-". umdu- feel .«. like.m« it, u, for
,or AI ao do want 10 get names als
to gel were omitted from the pro V
Iished residence there when I re- some sun.. We'll ...... probably spend £ra™,' r
° was ex P re3se fi the IMPORTED SARDINES -> from tt'e furnished all lightweight
turned to th'is country. The divorce some so time in Tucson and Phoenix,
could be a matter o'f hours, but I Ariz." r<iri>m rhrt.ll'n Only r.»pli»lv<'ly Knjhcr food Slor
building blocks.
may stay around Reno for a few I Wans Another Picture
^ * Hhe Nevada ver y nmch." -| After the divorce, Rita returns Engineers To See 3822 Agnos Dial 2-3993
When I saw her last night, the'lo Columbia studio, where she will
actress remarked, that she was;start another picture, "Salome and Microwave Exhibit
1411 Third St. (Across from Spohn Hospital) Th. 3-0152
weary rrom the movie-making rou-ithe Seven Veils." Starting date is A demonstration of microwave
ne
' I May 15, and director William radio relay will be presenter! at a
meeting of the Corpus Chrisli Sec- NO. 1 DREAM GIRL—Com-
tion of the American Institute o{ bat corresppndents of t h e
Eleclricaf Engineers at 7 p.m. to- First Marine Air Wing in Ko-
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I^awson R. Lancrs. division in- rea, whose stories are often
formation supervisor for Southwest censored but whose dreams

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demonstrated actual transmission
OVER WINNER OF THREE of microwave radio relay signals Girl." CAP Wirephoto) to the
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 MELLERDRAMMER ANTICS Jap Council Quiet; ViOage Couocil chambers thU
Ptou<
15 Out of 16 in Jail * "w*1S * "* "
Amusements Audience Gives AKIYAMA. Jinan. An;. 10. jv-
» were prrttjr quiet around
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Actors a Show
By BILL KAZO Another mtrntan at last >-ear's
U yoa think attendjnt » Link melodrama was dcmg her hut to
Theatre Corpus Chnsti melo- help the prostrale hero. She be-
drama is fun. jot* the acton and *sn by reaching onsUje, DK-k-rs
backstage crew. To bear some up bis sun and handing it to him.
ol thej- nightly experiences »x>uJ<l The hero finally raised up and
make a script in itself.
Congratulations
politely told her to sJt down,
The current '•mellerdrammer." ^hereupon she aimed the toy
"Love Rides the Rails." w being PJSM at him and shot out all of
presented every Friday and Sat- the cap*. to
urday at Exposition Hall Patio Last year's players remember
by LTCC. and actors and crew the classic incident of two young
are fast compiiinc a group of men who lost their way while
classic boom or audience antics looking for the concrssxxi stand.
John Blacker
to add to the collection from the StfMZ no other may to jet to it.
two previous LTCC melodramas. they calmly walked across the
A*dfa«K« Helf* Oat
...on the opening of
*tage mhile a scene was going
Audience participation i< vital on.
to the success ol an evemn-'s
presentation, and melodrama ac- Villains Jeel !^e sunn;
THE VIKING TWIN
tors always look forward to a onstaje because some patrons do
performance, well knowing that not limit their reactions to hisses APPRAISING FCtK-'I woo-
while stylized to a point, the au- and catcalls. They throw objects rWr ho*- they like it?' thinkj DRIVE-IN THEATRE
dience will combine to make it »t the hapless actors. A womin Lil>.n WUlrtt. playing • wid-
a performance unlike any other. threw her shoes during a per- ««-cd motlrf-r in the nwlo.
Tbe unrehearsed incidents m*y foRnince two years ago and nev- drama, ax she looks at th«
be elaborately planned affairs by er «» them main. Frugal actors audnw* through * peephole Best Wishes from
relatives or members of a cast added the footwear to LTCC's in the back of a i*t.
member or spontaneous audjence wardrobe.
reaction, both ol which win dis- Backstage, misplaced or mis- the audjence * amusement.

0V CUE. IX CHARACTER-
Mrs. Hank Altenburg. por-
traying a French maid, gets
ready to go onstage, evoking
woll whistles and catcalls
from the audience with her
flouncing walk and affected
accent.
'GRANDMA, WHAT BIG EYES." — Olios provide
._
between-acts and after-the-show entertainment lor
melodrama patrons, and an attempt is made to keep
the acts on the same plane as the show. Above are
the 'Seabreezes,' a local barbershop quartet, who ap-
peared on the show recently, sporting fancy vests,
bicycle mustaches and a member with a disconcert-
ing false eye.
. rupt play action for a minute Or functkaning props cause anxious Heckler* e?t some welJ-de-
two.
but humorous moments. A tape *erved squrlches Irotn quick-wit-
weeks ago a woman jen- recorder burned out a tube at ted cast member*. Last year, a
Valley Film Service
«o much compass too for a crucial moment last week and Croup of youth § krpt throwing
the hero tied to the tracks that while adjustments were beins; popcorn *t the *hady woman'* Son Antonio
she climbed onstage and began made, cast members and the di- low neckline until the actress ad-
untying him. rector. Lt. Comdr. John Kees of dressed them: "You boys didn't
NAS. provided sound effects, in- play much basketball in school
cluding train whistles, much to, did you 7"
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NOT IN THE SCRIPT-Melodrama actors are in danger of planned heckling
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portant straightening her prac- and James P. Geiss get ready to 'roar" down the
tkaUy hidden stocking seams. tracks with the engine prop they are holding.
e To Gaze at the Future? [Wife at Camp, Male reserve army training as a lance j
corporal in the Canadian WAC,'
BIGGEST
rTends Nine Children
Try These TV Possibilities A. August ID, w^—Post«jf
R*«J Jj minding their nine chtJ-]
' —•—. vufsjtttjf 11^
and enjoying It, DC
•orfcer Real Leduc. 71, is having I *<E«* «»• * worth a mlflioo
» novel vacation. While hl« wife' ,*"*"' **«•*»• reporter, "and
sajo I
b* said NEWEST
By ARTH1H 1. SXTDER
«. Nrw Vwk
•the movie screen. «ys Fred Pach- at the front door.
o!ke. chief television engineer for An innovation by RCA DM! will
E*«. 33. f, off ,„, . !L . I m - »^!!V ^ •"« with nine
FINEST
ailCAGO. Aus. 10-The real the Warwick Manufacturing Corp.
television spectaculars take place This probably coufd be achieved enthuse the movif camera fan is THE NEW VIKING TWIN THEATRE MOST GRANDE
in the research laboratories. now with special viewing glasses, the adaption of magnetic tape re- H a real eonfnbutKy, fo th« progr«« of Corput Chrittl — CON-
Much of this wizardy is beinj but the industry would like to elim- cording to voice and picture.
done under the secret mantle of inate any such crutch. With a small portable TV cam- GRATUITOUS TO MR. JOHN BLOCKER CM THE GRAND

TWIN THEATRE
the military, bat the home folk J»ck Davis, vice president to era, a hobbyist can take his own
haven't been forgotten. charge of consumer productj at pictures ia color, then view the re-
II you consider color TV al- Motorola, Inc., jays the trend sult* by running the magnetic
ready here, then the next bit item toward miniaturization will mean sound tape through an adapter af-
OPENING OF THIS MODERN DRIVE IN AMUSEMENT CIN1 ER

^
DRIVE-IN
is wall television. truly portable TV sets operating fixed to his standard TV set
Tbe tiny transistors are replac- • on a rechargeable battery. He'll also be able to record his
ing vacuum tubes and miniaturiz- Herbert Sachs, research «ngi. | favorite television program for
ing bulky parts so that the TV neer at Armour Research Founda- I later viewing and purchase pre-
CORPUS CHRISTI LINEN SERVICE
THEATRE
IN TOWN
FOR YOUR HEALTH
scTPfn win hang like a painting. tion, foresees dosed circuit tele- I recorded opens and plays for his 362S So. Fort
I00°i pure Distilled Wafer TE5-6216
Screens will go to life size. vision hookups for operators of | TV library.
The picture tube wil! be com- far-Dung business enterprises. Just j How about global television? It's
pressed into a thin, flat layer of as taxicab companies are assigned •* matter of money rather than
Polar Water (o. electroluminescent material, a radio bands. lack of know-how, says Ed Brown.

Montr Perkins. Mgr.

1MI $. Stofc* TUZ-f ill
special phosphor that glows after Related to this win be telephone !the assistant vice president and
brim; excited with an alternating TV over which the housewife can I chief engineer at Zcntth.
electric current field.
Tfwrr'* rvrry rrmsan tr» bolirv-e v*
' Several feasible ways have lyrn
the merchandise she is order- suggested tu betm tt* signal
mg and a home television cirruif acro« \hf water* but all arc <x
"THE
VIKING TWIN"
it will b<» in three-dimension. that wil] rnahle brr to see who'* ' arnsive.
HAS THE LARGEST
ATTRACTION PANEL
BEST WISHES HAV-A-TAMPA IN THE AREA
BUILT BY WALTON
TO AND Best Wishes to the FOR DEPENDABILITY

MR. JOHN BLOCKER TAMPA NUGGETT Viking Twin Theatre

We ore proud to hove hod o
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character, they cover her blood*
hair »;fh a zrav »Tg, trot otjt
KINGSVILLE
_KING'
Amusements 25th Year in Soap Operas wme reej-nrrmed g.Urjr* and
turn her into a deliberately ftury
prototype o( a UtUe oid lady.
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AUGUST 11, 1957 PAGE 4B «r rwreiA LOWKY
NEW YORK, Aur 10 t*- Ma
Perter* will c*lebnt» a birtMay
of her 23th year on radio.
Durable M« sine* Aut ]t ISM.
hat been fitmonttrating nv*r and
ovrr ncain the value* of the Gold-
en R'j> and "fr\j«tinf people until
the tnwt it v.olaie<i "
Twenty f:ve year* m any y* li
» lonj tme fn brvMdcatftnjr, it
i* an eon, particularly in *hf eve*
M t<vU\ <, teievni.-w performers
»V> beg n ro »orry »hou» ramer*-
b-;m arvl ovr-e\p<^«ijre after their
f;r«; 13-»eek options «r* picked
up.
Kot twit Aw*
Thry rcgird with envt^-ji »we
h,->rx> VTRim* Payne, the artreM
»rv> «tar»e<1 pluyir.? M* while »he
» " ''ili i r.nrmiMtj co!iej<- iiu. A* the »r.m '.<•,-. A ry f»!l<. ^)ie i.t
d'rr.
having a 'u'-sle ».;h the rijvorce
In fh« :n'rr, .~n;n;j Tj%rter-<ytv problem: What can Ma. »ith her
tvrv il"? »iv« not mUvyJ «*her a moral standar4i. advise E*- of .\!a—»h»t *he looks like and —RANCHO—
IMV rh«v-k of r,ne of the 6207 Jher to do' what she srarxls for—and it is all
brrvidras>«. although nhr hat »a.i tw.lt u> m term* of earn listener's
«om« rl,-*e tra ; n ro".nectinm and TVre have been a number of experience." said MISS Pa>'«e.
' »• — VUrt Lv-n
.
onre hoboed to the mlrrophon* •r:tir« and a oonsid*rabi« cast ' I think that's one of the rea- —BRAHMA—
on erutrhe* a few hours anrr tornovrr thm« < h th* yeart. but T^nr* WJft W»
sons the show h*s survived for Bui Abbjxt - Eou
breaking an ankle. aU concerned with th* ih>«w have so long. That's thc one jjrat thins Tor Tl»*T
Throujh the yean. Ma Perkins be*n very careful to preserve J«C O»nd>r - Ur»lat
that radw can do—let the listener Tim Ho**y
hasn't rh*Tv»e<l much She has al- Ma'« deepest secrets. make his own Weatific»tk».M Cart-wi — X*»i
*ayj heen a "umpJe" woman. For instance, nobody—not even
on common «en«* nhort on Virginia Pa>i>»—really knows how VIKGIMA (MA) PAYTHB
old Via is. Nobody knows where . . . a familiar po«e far her
»ho np RuWivJle Orter is. except that
^rvard ^nrf «o!\-(»« jn«t about atl M« had to hop a plane f.>r a trip took a train t« ft ti> Holly
if the jiroM-nn of the people «>f to New York once to find out » hat w-v>d to soiv* a knotty sjtuatjon
BOULEVARD
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
her to»n. Ruvh\ule Center In her »»* bother jig her da'jgater. She for her T»vel;st son-in-"l»w.
nme Ma Ka» mremied with m<xt i 2100 LEXINGTON ILVO PHONE TES-6211
WEEK-END SPECIAL'
of th^ trodhle^ you can name— | CORPUS FRIENDLEST DRIVE IN
••nc^pt thow banned by the bmad. :
r.nt:ng cntif. like baby adoption. CHICKEN BASKET '.".';£ 5-Big Shock Sensations-5
alcoholism. CIMC intrigije. dishoiv-
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Dial UL3-1091
BARNYARD RARRVMORES — Animal artists are
having their bicqrst season on Broadway in many
SUN.MON.TUES. rAH TIIC Iflltmr* I IlAR'5ESlr
years. Outside the St. James Theatre, Jackie Michaels
and Fred Meyer of A n i m a l Talent Scouts escort
p r o m i n e n t members of the 'Li'l Abner' cast to the
>.. FOR THE KIDDIES I DRIVE-IN
Evtqr ChM Attturmj WDI Itctrtt
PLUS PLUS

stage door. Jackie has a pi^ and two bassc-tt hounds

in tow, while Fred clutches one of the six peese in
the show and tries to coax the donkev.
BOX OF THEATRE
(AP Newsfeaturcs Photo) WAIT DISNEY
M •v*vi«a7 ni m fr ^e Sottlh
CASTMG'S DIFFICULT MICKEY MOUSE CANDY WITH 130 Acres
More Plays Using FREE TOY IN EVERY BOX! *«&// I^w^cres
Character Cutout on Box, Too!
Speaker
Stars From Barnyard Children under 12 Admitted Free Accommodations
Ry wn.MAM r.lnVF.R v^l^ un to J1V> a week for prr- Hert'i Furf For The Wholt Fomily—
For Over
NEW YOPK. A-;;, in .»t_Vn'i formrr in a rr^iil-ir 5h"'.v.
rree« ^ In* of in'frPstir'C char-
a^er*; in <Knw hi!«ine.<«—m*ny of
Currently the mast pnp'j.ir rr-
formrr in tNe antmil talrnt ponl
it Victoria, the kansnroo. » j t h .100
POLAROID LAND CAMERA 2000 CARS
th»m four-frwitrrt. furry and frisky. MAKES fr DIViLOPS PICTURES IN «0 SECONDS
Tb^ri* i^ Wimpy, a jrritle ^'o^- calls f<ir hrr services *ithm a eg nfer At Box Office — NIotKinq to Bu-/ — Needn't B*
ujh V'icton* i« ^pntle. Prej«ft To Wir»
r>*t; Sniffy, the Cum Trrner uho
and aloof when on
500 SEAT PATIO
lives iox. hazels SD-^ cvn: V:c-
pubhc d y. an ir-dernnity irv
u>es your kn«e as a tab!* farms sur*nr« y for 1300.000 always
sft«mor>r» tea. and a muln-fcrnted. her on Tour.
starring array of chicles and As a result of the growing at-
$100 In Merchandise I 2 Screens
chimps, penjuins and pigs. lions tention animals are getting in Given by Bruner's Dept Stores | TAKE YOUR CHOICE
a.id llamas. ilcunk> and sharks. 5how world, an organization wa« • D.«l Ccirtntl EUctric • Ctock
This talent mmarrrne. a jjrnw. launched—half in jost— LARGEST IN
r~p trr^d i« i b ' j TV<W sjrleJine ? American Guild of Ani-
in the field of cntPrtsinrnrnt. mHi Artistv Corpus Christ!
During the past season, for ex- It recehrd th* good wishes of P»cture Area I 20 x 50 Ft.
ample, ei^ht Broadway show* fra- the/ V. ,S. Department of Agricul- 1 Stories HigH
turod a weird assortment ol ani- ture and a number of the talent STARTS TONIGHT 2—COLOR CARTOONS—2
mal life. menageries ligned up to b«ld
G«»t. Horw, Alligator ; meetings, »wap informalion and

Am^r™ rrcr-nt prr(nrmer< havr establish

rxfr> SiVi. a srxit in "Trahouv
union standards.
I'nso'.wd yrf. howrxrr, i» the
TW I FIRST RUN PICTURES
o? tho Au^i^f M'lon " CharHe. the matter of artistic handover after On Sunday—Box Office Open 6:30 • Cartoons Start at 7:30
of "Inhrnt the Wind," lVr«nifketT Pig DRIVE IN
' h'Vvp in " f l ^ p f i v M'ir.t
SHE WAS •••••••^•^••^••^••••^iBBBBBlBlHi^HBI^BlB^
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Mi
'• ~ \ r"-\r,~ *.-^~"',^rT «>),-. ., ^
OF THE WORLD! MOVED OVER TO CORPUS
BY POPULAR DEMAND
^ ^^^* I^rriri;-!^ «;\ ^pc^e. a P'2- rWc «-n I - " K '/^
a d o n k e y and some Bassett tn living'*:^ other nim^\ she
JvVlnH- **
apparently didn't krvi she »as a
r RHONDA RICAROO Shocking Beyond Description!
Vntil a f«w year? azo rinding pI2."
apt animals for staw, televijjort. no FLEMING 4 Soma Of Its Scenet Are So Powerful—
Many actually faint ot each showing! If
movi's and arriprt^irc was left | — T » ^ »
mostly to chance. Now it is an i man is strong jou_can't take it -— don't come alont.
with rulfs. standard fees and v Drive-In Th> enough to *tlie
.proud rim-» that ^n>- Vmd r»f ani-
ma! can b* provided for *p*nfic
SUNDAY-MONDAY
.AUN JUNE
IADD * ALLYSON
escape it... * Queen of -VIVID
Tftdf-bit
"It's not jutt a mi f trr nf sup-

tor r.f frte larce.^ casting poo!.

no woman is
beautiful enough
Babylon Cliai

An;m.il Talent Scouts.

"\\V.v \»e do is fit the animal tc
STORY- to outwit l-^-i
ir.s.s* on rtvid:ns the scr:pt first."
it!
ar^^nd G rr.am p-nviile poriorm-
jns «p*v.a!!i*«. There is on<> in
<»HtJ«R1f BLAN.r S
cro«;c.;r!rj<-x of }fff rarely ra!)ed-

O-i ine nrrjv iri rr-^ntlv Mrs

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RANDOLPH SCO
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WAYNI MORRIS-JOAN WEIDON
MOST COMPLETE MODERN FREE
CARTOON
\r~? of $V)
PLAYGROUND IN CORPUS CHRISTI

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CANDY CANE CITY
i)«ctn« M*rry.t*-r*«i>4
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Formal Opening Corpus Christ! Caller-Tim**, Sun., Aug. 11,1M7 SB

Tonight, Viking
Twin Drive-In RITZ STARTS TODAY
Matteaa T1U 1:40 fJM.
50e — CK4Wr«ii25«

formal openint of the Viking Stow* « 1-341-5:15-7:25-9:32

The program wffl feature two
Twin Drive la Theatre. 5301
run pictures, "Qoeca of
Ayen, hu been Kt tor tonight; Babylon" and "Lure of the
wi* the box office opeaj« at'
«:» p.m. , Swamp." with the addition of 10
cartoons. Ed Fanner, manager
said.
Corpus Christi Featuring the opening of (he
Theatre Prog am South's largest drive in theatre
•111 be a drawing for prizes. Tick-
OSAGE DUVE LN—Now
«s win be distributed at the box
"An Affair in Reno" with
John Load office for prizes which win iadode
ttfOt Crauroads" wjth a large size Polaroid camera, six
Peggy Castle blankets, including one dual con-
Tveaday trol electric blanket, and ether
•Tiger Shark' PARTIAL VIEW OF MODERN FREE PLAYGROUND AT VIKING TWIN DRIVE IN
merchandise and toys. . play on swing*, colorful car nival attractions is supervised
The Oklahoma Kid" T*y* tor Clrildretj
Starts WedMMfay the largest screens m Corpus under aduit supervision at allp
"Gonfight at the OK Corral" At the box office each child win Christi. They are 120 by 50 feet, times.
with Hurt Lancaster
GULF DRIVE IN-Xow
receive a Walt Disney box which equal in height to a seven-story A veritab> carnival awaits the
wfll include candy and a toy. building. > OSAGE
>oungsters who would rather play 1
Drive In Theatre
Phone UL 3-1777 4841 SOUTH STAPLES
-Joe Butterfly" with Viking Twin Drive In Theatre Everything in the theatre from than watch the show. In addition
Audie Murphy covers 30 acres and is equipped the speakers to the two Simple* to swings and slides there are Double Program-Starts Tonight
X L projectors are the latest i n j
"Each Dawn I Die" with speakers for more than 2.000 theatre equipment. Blocker said. such attractions as an electrically FIRST CORPUS CHRIST! SHOWING
with James Cagney operated merry-go-round and Fer-
cars. In addition, patios facing In the center of the 30 acres is ris wheel. Jack and Jill climb-
both screens have a seating ca- the one-story building which ers, the elephant slide, hobby
The Qoiet Gun" pacity for 500 persons. houses the projection booth, the horse swings. Miracle Whirls and
with Forrest Tucker John Blacker, builder and owner largest in Corpus Christi; a snack the Skyway Dome ride. Safety
••Smiley" with Ralph of the new theatre, has installed bar which will accommodate belts are provided for the swings J
Richardson between 300 and 400 people, and to prevent possible accidents..
Starts Ttanda? the theatre office. Blocker said. P;cnic tables are
Tarzan and the Lost Salari"
Mexico's Quake-Hit Interval UgMteg also on the playground lor use
with Gordon Scott Movies Being Repaired The drive in is enclosed by a during snack time. !
I TodiY MEXICO CITY. Aug. 10 CAP)— ence lighted at intervals to per- Added to the colorful array on
"Somethinjc of Value" City officials are making a second mit those coming in or leaving the playground are 40 cutout ani-
with Rock Hudson round of inspection to determine while the picture is on the screen mal characters which line the,
Start* Ttanday how many of 21 movie houses o drive without turning on car fence.
"The Pride and the Passion" closed since the July 28 earth- lights to interfere with other
with Caty Grant
CENTRE—Held Over
quake are in condition to reopen >atrons.
next week. On the first round The Candy Cane City, a free
they recommended repairs. modern playground for youngsters TARLIT 'RENO
"Loving You" with is an additional attraction for the > o B iv c -1 N•
IOI*IO«m BW144 I JOHN LUND
Elvis Presley small fry. It is the largest and ~.VO CB EATER MX1*
Start* Wed*e*day Vo More Chauffeurs most complete of any theatre play- AM> DQtIS SIRSUTON
* MATW*AMA MCM
S1WW KKX MKIT
ground in the South. A fence en- AS TMFT OOJO
"The Curs* of Frankenstein" r'or German Commies :loses the playground and it is Arlcnr D*hl
JOHN MOItl McNALLY'CASTlE-YAUGHN
•X the Unknown" BERLIN, Aug. 10 fAP)—East
TOWER—X*w Germany's Red party chief Wal- AND TWO CARTOONS
"The Ten Commandments" ter Ulbricht is cracking down on
with Charlton Heston chauffeuring for government of- KILLS BUT GULF Drive In Theatre
ficials. "As a matter of princi-
AYEBS-x*w ^CANNOT BE Phone UL 3*1854 4044 SOUTH PORT
with Burt Lancaster
>le." he told a party meeting.
"Gunfight *t the OK Corral" 'officials under age 50 should do
their own driving." _ _ DOUBLE PROGRAM-Starts Tonight ROCK HUDSON^
wnbaaotyai
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Start* Wedoeaday
"Fire Down Below**
Pito Reaffirms Snub DANA WYHTlRi starr rams
with Rita Hayworth
AMUSU—Now )f Eastern Germany fwwerl
'Tension at Tabzle Rock"
with Richard Egan
BONN. Aug. 10. (AP)—West
Germany and Yugoslavia have
CENTRE HELD OVER

•They Rode West" Phone TO 7-7361 SWwt 1. 1:OJ.5:OZ-7:01-»;04

signed a new trade agreement
with Donna Reed that solidifies, in efffect. Yugo- 1 :40 P. M. — S0« - CtMUr*. 25«
T«e*day—Wedaecday slavia's non-recognition of Red-
"Heaven Knows Mr. Allison** ruled East Germany. The Tito
with Robert Mitchum regime is the only Communist j CVCRVTHINO YOU COULD WISH FOR
"Night Fan" government that does not recog-
nize East Germany. West German IN A MUSICAL eNTKflTAINMKNTI
with Aldo Ray Chancellor Adenauer has ruled
FHday—Satarday that Born win recognize no na-
"Yaqui Drums" tion—Russia excepted—that has
"Reprisal" diplomatic relations with East
Germany.

^MUOMI canor
•UT M H nwt KM* HUT
•w » ui «• u*ir it BO-

,
•IG 3 HOUR PROGRAM — CONTINUOUS SHOWING ILDU*
DOORS OKN 9 AJA.

CENTRE STARTS WEDNESDAY

AND TWO CARTOONS

I 3-Big Adventure Hits-3

I

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UCT.ONCJT POWER • HAYWARD

„ HALLS OF
MONTEZUMA
TWO SHOWINGS DAILY — AT 2 P. M. «W 7:45 P. M.
RICHARD W1MURKI ADULTS $1.25 — CHILDREN «0«
SEATS NOT RESERVED
n GRANGER-era KELLY NOW! TOWER
Phone TO 3-5473
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MELBA STARTS TODAY
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Phone TU 1-3651 DOORSO^fN 12.45 f. M.
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f^'- •*'•" COMING SOON!
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RITZ
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ANNE BAXTER , Starts Thursday Burt Loncastcr

ROCK HUDSON 15 Paufcla Program "Slotpiwa. C*y"
V/or« A Yellow Ribbon" with John Woyn« Ta^ay Onry Richard Cent*
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 CORPUS CHRISTI TIMES, TUM., Aug. 31, 1965 Tjj

Republican Says HOOTENANNY

Reality Lack Seen)
IS TONIGHT
He Heard Reagan The summer season's final

Tell of Birch Bid

free hootenanny .will be at 8
p.m. today, with performers
and spectators expected to
In Religious Film
join in the songfest on the
Peoples Street T-Head.
LOS ANGELES. UP)-The pres-i d to be something in the na- Performers include J. D.
dent of the California Republi- ure of a hatchet. Price and the Boys, Helen
can Assembly has confirmed "It is true that Rousselot and Southern, Benny Baker, Phil
Jiat he heard actor Ronald Rea- have been friendly from the Berry, Don Bodine, Frank
an say the John Birch Socie- ime he was a congressman. Hall, Euel Price, David Jac-
y's national public relations di- Rousselot has made no secret of obs, Mike Merchant, Tra-
ector offered to help Reagan's he fact that as a Republican cy Smith, Dick Hower, John
ampaign for governor. and a former congressman he Sommers, Richard (Cash)
Cyril Stevenson Jr. said yes- will support and is going to Cashman, Pat Glenn, M. C.
irday: campaign for Republican can- Walker, Pam Winn, the Pozo
COLUMBUS, Ohio. ID—Many fruitful collaboration with
f the nation's leaders in' the public,' he said as •*» exam-
reduction of religious films ple, than a church that "is con-
'ere told yesterday that religion tent to stand by and utter emj>-
as grown "as remote from the ty platitudes."
ealities of life as abstract
aintings."
Philip Strapp, a widely-known OPEN 7 P.M.
ilm animator, artist and com- DIAL THEATRE
FOR SHOW TIM!
oser, told the National Coun- ADM. 1.00

"I regret the information had didates where he can do some Singers, the Friday Night il of Churches' International BETTE OAVIi

o become public." good." Singers and others; udiovisual Conference that

Mrs. Jane Alexander of San
arlos, a director-at-large of the
assembly, said last week she
leard Reagan claim that John
Rousselot had offered to support
or attack Reagan, whichever
vould be most helpful to his
:ampaign.
The program is the last in ope for a way out of the "artis-
a 14-week series co-sponsored
Lerner's Wife by the Corpus Christ! Folk
Music Society and City Park
and Recreation Department.
c degeneration" lies in a new
nderstanding among scientists,
rtists and men of religion. CO-FEATURE
Larry Ray will be master
Named in Suit of ceremonies.
"I sense a growing trend to-
ard intercommunication which
/ould lead us back to the right
DEBBIE REYNOLDS
"SECOND
TIME AROUND"
track," the New Yorker said.

DANCE — Tony Joe and the Mojos, whose recent record of a political management firm
MRS. A L E X A N D E R said
Reagan claimed the offer was
made to Stewart Spencer, head
By Law Firm British Factory The conference, which runs
through Saturday, has drawn
Strike Continues 50me 100 film- specialists and
LAST 2 NIGHTS

:
1 OPEN 7 P.M. WtST SCIWI
'Someday' is considered a hit by local disc jockeys, will join a long _ list of handling Reagan's anticipated NEW YORK. H ) - Roy M sponsors, audio - visual expert; LOVE 7:35-11:00
artists at the KEYS Radio back-to-school dance spectacular Friday night at candidacy for the GOP nomina- Conn's law firm filed suit yes- COVENTRY, England. IB -
Exposition Hall. Pictured are (left to right) Joe Dodd, Robert McGuffie, Tony ion. terday against the wife o Factory employes today con and Christian educators from ADM. 1.00
White (seated) and George Lopez. Other artists scheduled to appear Delude She said Reagan made the Broadway lyricist Alan Jay tinued an unofficial strike in hroughout the United S t a t e JAMES GARNER
Tommy Roe, the Ron-Dells, Travis Phillips, the Kings and the Six Pence. disclosure at a private meeting Lerner for $19,832 in legal fee: support of a girl fellow worker and Canada. It carries the "THE ART OF
Tickets are on sale at Woolco, G.M.C., Galvan Music Store and KEYS studios. »f Republicans in a San Fran it said it had earned in a tor- :ired for spending too much time heme, "Film Making and the LOVE"
Cisco hotel room. in the powder room. Church's Task of Communica'
Stevenson, on two-week ac- rid four-day separation trial. Reginald Clark, a strike or- CO-FEATURE
tive duty with the Marine Corps Supreme Court Justice John ganizer, said, "the manage- tion."
'Inmanship/ 'Outmanship' .t Camp Pendleton, Calif., told L. Flynn signed an order to tie ment has been bullying our peo- Stapp warned that "it is
i newsman: up any New York assets owned ple for too Icng."
"I asked the lady (Mrs. Alex- by Mrs. Micheline Lerner, now The management of a coven- commission m e s s a g e films
mpeless for religious groups to
SHIRLEY JONES
GIG YOUNG
"A TICKLISH
try felt factory claimed 19-year- vhen their religion has be AFFAIR"
Also Practiced in Hollywood ander) not to say or do any- living at Lake Tahoe, Nev.
hing about it. Cohn said in court papers that old Carole Lloyd, a machinist,
"My theory was that this was Mrs. Lerner had agreed to pay stayed 20 minutes in the ladies :ome abstract and no longer ap-
sor.Kthing within the family— the firm $15,000 when Lerner room one day last week. She ilicable to the deepest and most
LAST 2 NIGHTS
gg f gf- DKIVMs;

By BOB THOMAS j Night clubs: The Daisy is the Guild dinner is the most In o: the Republican Party — so to paid two $50,000 notes which was fired, and 45 other workers immediate realities of life." ' • ' • • • IML3-1854FGA
HOLLYWOOD. UP! Much|new In discotheque, the Cocoa- smy the year. Attending the Acad speak." were part of the separation walked out in a strike which is A church actively involved in OPEN 7 P.M. ADM. 90e
ado about Ins and Outs. j nut Grove is In for important Awards is Out; watching agreement. He said she has al- not backed by their union. the struggle for human rights DIAL THEATRE FOR SHOW TIME;.

Recently an article in thei ODeninos it on television at a party is REAGAN, at a Republican ready received nearly ?200,OQO "We have found out that the tends a far better chance of
New York Times magazine! ^Restaurants: °' In. meeting at San Diego, said yes- in notes. girl was ill at the time she wen
created a stir by naming the 100 the most In of the The Bistro is Parties: Discotheque dancinj He also is seeking the repay- to the ladies room," said Clark
new spots, in backyard tents is In. Barbe terday of Mrs. Alexander's
statement: ment of a $1,120 personal loan For management, William
s of the old. La cues are far, far Out.
to Tennessee Williams and in- Larue and a few small Italian Resorts: Palm Springs i "I haven't much to commen to Mrs. Lerner "cFuring the Brown said: Drop anchor at the
cluding a parcel of Kennedys, places are In. on that. I can't go rushing into period when her husband re "It's nonsense to say the gir ALL NEW
who now mean most to New thoroughly, continuously In, eve: print to answer every irrespon fused her any support." was ill. If anyone is ill at our CO-FEATURE
York society. Also mentioned Movies: Previews at the West- more so in the summer. La sible woman who starts swing Cohn's firm declined to com factory we send them home and
were a few Out-people, including wood Village are In. Big pre- Vegas "is Out, except when Fran ing a hatchet in my direction ment on the possibility tha pay them." "HOOTENANNY
Mayor Wagner, Dorothy Kilgal- mieres are Out, except for In Sinatra is there. (Wherever Sina "There was no question bu Mrs. Lerner would seek a di
len and Jackie Gleason. charities like Cedars of Lebanon tra is, is In.)
that particular story was intend- vorce while living in Nevada. 9-Pound Son Born
SKIPPER'S HOOT"
Hospital.
NOWHERE IS Inmanship Sports: Tennis is definitely In. DOGS: POODLES are still In
practiced more devoutly than in golf is Out. Croquet is In — i though not as In as Yorkshir To Barbara Eden
LOUNGE LAST NIGHT

Hollywood. I am not going to you are invited to play at Sam terriers. Collies — with all du MUSEUM PIECE HOLLYWOOD. Oil — Actres: LEXINGTON
name who is In and who is Out Goldwyn's. Barbara Eden, wife of acto
respect to Lassie — are out. Michael Ansara, gave birth Sun OPEN 7 P.M. ADM. 90e.
because I must go on working Living areas: Beverly Hills as Cars: Vintage (but not new DIAL WY10-520 FOR

here. In as you can get, Bel-Air fol- Rolls Royees are In, as well a
But I can report on the habits, lows Malibu is In once more. imported Italian sports can Sole of Coach That day night to a 9-pound son in
Go'od Samaritan Hospital. The
child, Matthew Michael, is their
FOR SHOWTIME

customs and institutions that The San Fernando Valley is far Motorcycles are coming In.
are In and Out in Hollywood to- Out
day
I realize that this list may b
Spactator sports:" Watching upsetting to local figures wh
Carried Churchill Hit first.
the
Miss Eden, seen previously ii
movie "The Seven Faces o
Hotels: The Beverly 1 His i s j h '„ d js so In t h a t Cary thought they were In and no\ Dr. Lao" and the syndicate
forever In. ami the Beverly \ \ i l -i iGrant
_ . . av has discover they are indeed Out LOS ANGELES, ffl - The| "The railroad was going t
shire is suddenly In after
r does
n t f!nes itit Dnris D
Johnson. "We television series, "How To Mar rrciwrcoioir
made the Lakers basketball But if it's of any consolation t funeral coach in which Sir Wins-: JUIIB. iunk itu," ry a Millionaire," stars in th CO-FEATURE
overhaul. team In. The Angels, alas, are them, I will add the gratuitou ton Churchill's body was car- thought It should not be de- role of a new NBC-TV ser
Out. information that movie colum ried to its final resting place strayed, and got in touch with ies, "I Dream of Jeannie, "THE BUCCANEER"
Award affairs: The Writers nists are also Out. has been bought: by a Califor- the railroad and arranged to starting next month. YUL BRYNNER
CHARLTON HESTON
nia city that wanted a memorial
of the late British prime min- buy it." LAST 2 NIGHTS

2 Cubans From Music ister. Johnson said the current pro-

City of Industry, an industrial test issues from those who
suburb, recently "purchased for "didn't give it a second thought See the swingingest FEATURES
$980 the railroad coach which until they heard it was going 1:25-3:25-5:25-7:25-5:25
Show Flee to Florida carried the statesman's body out of the country."
from London's Waterloo station "A number of us here in the
Skippcrctics in town.1"
Second Floor
Downtowner Motor Inn
JANE F O N D A - L E E MARVIN

to Hanborough, near P,ladon. on City of Industry admired Mr. Shoreline and Schatzel
MIAMI, Fla. W — A director; have announced that the Cuba the last stage of the funeral Churchill and thought we would
and a thorographer of a Cuban, variety show opened at the Ly Continuous entertainment
procession. The coach is intend- like to have the coach here as a LTCC SUMMER
musical show performing in ric Theater in Paris Aug. 19 fo ed for use as a museum piece. Churchill museum, After all, his nightly 6 P.M.-12 A.Mj
Paris defected and flew into a thrce-wcek-engagCment. Richard Marsh, member! mother was an American." MELODRAMA ~1 AM. Sat.
Miami yesterday from Paris. The radio, heard in Miam nf But Parliament, and chairman of Johnson said he is a friend of & OLIOS
Closed Sunday
Orlando Lima Aguirre, the said the show would be pre Britain's state-owned railroad Dr. Horace King, deputy speak- LABOR DAY
director, and Armando Suez sented later in East Germany system, recently protested the er of the British House of Com-
were attached to a Fidel Castro Poland, the Soviet Union an sale. "It's a ridiculous price," mons. He was designated as the HOLD OVER
cultural mission .sponsoring s Czechoslovakia. said Marsh. "No effort seems to city's negotiator for the maroon Zounds Only $1.50!!
120-mcmber vaudeville! entitled Last Friday, Cuba's ambas have been made to keep it and gold coach. Wed.-Thurs.-Fri.-SaK
FEATURES
Music Hall of Cuba. sador to London, Dr. Luis R here." Johnson said his city will buy MWtlM
1:15-3:15-5:20-7:20-9:20
8:30 p.m.
They complained that more cardo Aisonso, quit his post i Darius Johnson. City of Indus- a hillside parcel as a park where COLISEUM PATIO ,4609 AVERS TE5-S221
than 10 Cuban security agents protest of Castro dictatorship y councilman who negotiated the coach can be displayed. 20 or more reservations, call
kept the entertainers under sur- and went into hiding. purchase, was not sym- Other Churchilliana, possibly
veillance during the tour. Another government official. the pathetic yesterday with Marsh's manuscripts, will be exhibited » Card & Quill, 3213 S.
"You simply cannot perform Gilberto Alemani, former head objection. therein, he said. Alameda,
under police vigilance on round- of the Cuban trade mission to • Kelly Music Store, 4102
the-clock shifts," Lima Aguir- Japan, announced in Miami Fri- S. Stap!e<i,
re said. day that he, too, had quit and DRIVE IN 4033 S. Port
was asking for political asylum THEATRE TU2-Z39S e C. C. Savings & Loan,
Havana r a d i o broadcasts 600 Bldg.
in the United States. $1.00 A CAR LOAD $1.00 A CARTOON
"PECADO" "CARMEN LA DE RONDA"
Tryouts Are Today In Color with Jorge Mistral, In Color with Sarita Monticl,
Different Varieties of Teresa Velasquez, Mortha Elena

his band "PO' Boys"

Tryouts are scheduled today Scrvontcs, Jorge Mondragon Joroc Mistral, German Cobos
QMLY2DAYSTOWAm
Thurs. Sept. 2nd
[from 7:30 to 9 p.m. for pros-
ipective Corpus Christi Chorale
\ members at the Del Mar Chorus PIZZA 2 DAYS ONLY
FEATURES
1^15-3:15-5:20-7:20-9:20
Shannon JRoom. Ronald Shirley, director, 10 INCH—12 INCH—14 INCH

Hall 8 'Til U P.M.

! announced. Arrangements for
j auditioning at some other time
iwill be handled by the Del Mar
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presario for yesterday's
Process Server Penetrates nee and evening performances
for which 31,000 tickets wer«
^Bfc ' *
Beatles'Cow Palace Guard sold to net a claimed $122,000 foe
the Beatles.
%W^/> «•»' jar SAN FRANCISCO.'W - Apro San Jose, Calif., night club op-
cess server penetrated the se- erator, and Norman Weiss, a
curity forces guarding the representative of 'the General Different Varieties of
WASHINGTON. UP) - Negotia ment of the threatened steel ties at their Cow Palace con- Artists Corp. of America, the
tors trying to avert a nation- strike to permit continued nego
wide steel strike were described tiations, had had no persona
today as having "reached the contact with the negotiators.
stage of hard and tough bar- Moyers said Johnson was get-
certs and handed them singers' American agents.
summonses in a $500,000, breach Silen said the damage action
filed Aug. 23 in Santa C l a r a
of contract suit, a San Fran- County
PIZZA
gaining. Superior Court at San 10 INCH—12 INCH—14 INCH
ting frequent reports, however, cisco attorney reported today. Jose names the four Beatles,
This characterization of the from Secretary of Labor W. Wil- Lawyer Harold Silen said the General Artists ' Corp., Weiss ANGELO'S
marathon sessions came from lard Wirtz and Secretary of damage action summonses were and Catalana. 3619 S. Staplct U13-2181
Bill D. Moyers, White H o u s e Commerce John T. Connor who Catalana acted as local im-
press secretary, who said: are sifting in on the talks. handed to three of the British
"They are having straight-for- Wirtz and Connor met separ- singing group's four members
ward confrontations on two ately during the morning with yesterday as they stepped from
main issues.— that is, wages the industry and labor negotiat-
and pensions." ing teams.
their limousine at the Cow Pal-
ace.
ENROLL NOW!
The management and labor Originally, a strike that would FALL TERM
representatives were meeting, have idled 450,000 workers and Silen said negotiations are un- BALLET
sometimes jointly and some- shut down 80 per cent of the in- der way with attorneys for the TOE
times separately, in the execu- dustry had been called for 12:01 MODERN
Beatles for possible settlement • ACROBATIC
tive office building next door a.m. t o d a y by the AFL-CIO of the action brought by Tom • TAP
to the White House. United Steelworkers. The post- Donahue and Bob Mitchell, San TUNt IN CHANNEL 3 SUNDAY. AUGUST 29
Moyers was asked about prog- ponement secured by Johnson at 4:00 P.M. for our DANCE SHOW
ress in the talks. put the deadline off to Sept. 9. Francisco disc jockeys.
"I have no indication of what Donahue and Mitchell claim DORIS & EARL QUjDORT
progress is being made," he THE UNION is demanding they had an oral agreement con-
said. wage and fringe benefits in- firmed by letters of intent to L-RAE DANCE
creases amounting to about ALL-ELECTRIC JlOME OPENS — Chester C. Wine (right), vice president in promote and handle the Beatles'
IN RESPONSE to another cents an hour over three years. charge of advertising, sales'and area development for Central Power and Cow Palace appearance. STUDIO
question, Moyers said President The industry's last offer was Light Co., presents a Gold Medallion Award to Bruce Collins Sr. of Corpus They charge they were "free recital costumes"
J o h n s o n , who successfully 40.6 cents. Christi Theatres Inc., who owns the new Woodlawn Theatre. This is the first all- dropped as the San Francisco EVERHART & AVALON UL3-2035
sought an eight-day postpone- Unverified reports that the electric theater served by CPL. The theater was visited by about 5,000 persons promoters April 6 as a result
10 major steel companies had yesterday at its open house. Regular showings began today. of persuasion by Paul Catalana,
offered to raise the ante for a
settlement were denied by a ed in the lobby of Cleveland's
RAIN SOAKS 1,000
IN THE high administration source.
However, another reliable
source said the industry was
new convention center.
Manry sailed alone from Fal- GAY NINETIES BILLIARD ROOM
ready to boost its offer slightly
at the time the talks were moved Manry Gets a Hero's mouth, Mass., to Falmouth, Eng-
land, arriving Aug. 17 after 78
POCKET BILLIARDS AND SNOOKER
NEWS here from Pittsburgh Monday.
The union reportedly also was days at sea. A FABULOUS RECREATION ROOM THAT
prepared to make concessions,
Mayor Mclver Furman will dropping its demand to 48.9
Welcome in Cleveland Tomorrow Manry will fly to
the Ohio State Fair at Columbus
CAN BE ENJOYED BY THE WHOLE FAMILY.
• FREE CLASSES FOR THE LADIES
address a Rotary Club luncheon cents. CLEVELAND, (fl Robert and Curtis Lee Smith, president in the governor's plane, return- Every Tuesday & Thursday 9:30 a.m.
at noon tmorrow in the Driscoll The union reportedly was cit- Manry, who sailed alone cross of the Chamber of Commerce ing late in the day to attend a 'til 10:30 o.m.
Hole]. "The Time is Ripe'' will ng new Commerce Department reception given by the acting
be the topic of his speech. igures in arguing that White the Atlantic in a 1%-foot boat, who represented Mayor Ralph British consul here, Redmond • OPEN EVERY DAY 9 A.M. TIL MIDNIGHT
House wage guidelines of 3.2 per was given a hero's welcome in S. Locher. C. Carroll. SUNDAY 12:00 'TIL MIDNIGHT
The 30 Plus Club will meet cent should be b o o s t e d to the rain when he returned here After his greeting at plane-
from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. to- at least 3.4 per cent. • MEMBERSHIP SI.00 PER YEAR
But a White House source in- today. side following his arrivel from
morrow at Lindalc Recrea- New York, Manry went into the MUSICAL
refreshments. Tony's Band nowhere with the argument.
will play on the patio. A
"Gee, I guess I brought

"It's not at all that simple," and with me," the 47-year-old by
donation of 50 cents a per- he source said in conceding' belle
some
tion Canter for dancing and dicated the union would get of the Atlantic weather to Cleve- terminal where he was greeted

skipper of the red-sailed Tinker- the

another 500 persons. Among INSTRUMENTS 9
crowd were many children Clarinets 29 °p
•- G.V; ::i:;sTi2S
AYERS BOWLING LANES — 3 2 1 ! AYERS
told about 1,000 rain- waving small U.S. flags. 95 TU 3-5481
son will be asked. Visitors that new government figures drenched people who greeted The program for "Robert Trumpets..._„ 24 up ENTRANCE THRU AYERS BOWLING LANES
are welcome. showed a higher gross national 3211 AYERS—TU3-5481
product in recent years than ijm at Cleveland Hopkins In- Manry cluded
Day" in Cleveland in- Guitars
a parade and a civic
13 88up
Overall winners of South Tex- previously reported. ernational Airport. Loans made en any
as Bridge Association team of The source said the guidelines to He thanked them for coming luncheon. article of value
four play last night were James might be revised upward next Gov.
Vaughan, Dick Andrus, Byron]year, but not now.
Economidy. Dr. L. M. Draper Johnson has strongly hinted Ohio to Manry,
the airport to welcome him. Sharing the limelight with the
extended
James A. Rhodes, who mustachioed Manry will be his
greetings on behalf of boat, the sturdy, 37-year-old
ALAMO
LOAN & JEWELRY
* TODAY*
told the crowd. Tinkerbelle, air-freighted into OPEN 10 A.M.
and Mrs. Jim Lcmbka. The as-j he will stick l° Ms insistence 'If this man can spend 78 days Cleveland last night. It will be 705 N. Chaparral
sociatinn meets every Tuesday that the industry grant a set- on the Atlantic alone, we can towed in the parade by the lead TU 4-4021
at 7:45 p.m. in the Town Club, tlement in the 3.2 per cent
si and a few minutes in the car, which will carry Manry and ADULTS~ MATINEE
701 N. Water. Next Tuesday's range without a steel price hike. rain to greet him."
nooocm
WK. DAYS liUO
A 3.2 per cent increase would his family.
session will be the monthly mas- amount EVENING, SAT, ond SUN 1.25;
ter point game. to a three-year package DURING THE luncheon the JU^'tl OPEN STUDENTS W/CARD 70cJ
of 42 cents on top of steelwprk- WITH THE governor on the Tinkerbelle will be on display in
OPEN 77 PP.M.
.M. »«TiCU»

ers' present wage and fringe list of welcome-home speakers HUSH 7:15-11:30 CHILDREN 35c
were Thomas Vail, publisher the Sheraton - Cleveland Hotel
Escondido Funds benefits of $4.40 per hour. and editor of the Plain Dealer ballroom. On the last three days
AROUND 9:50

.vhere Manry is a copyreader, of this week it will be exhibit- -3:05-4:40-6:20-7:55-9:30

Are Approved by Election School Set
Bureau of Budget Friday for Judges
SWEET^
An election school for judges
BUCCANEER CHML0WE
Caller-Times Washington Burean and their assistants in Tuesday's $1.00 A CAR LOAD SI.00 A CARTOON
"PECADO" ) "CARMEN LA OE RONDA"
WASHINGTON. - The Bu- constitutional amendment elec- In Color wiifrT Jorge Miiirol, DEBBIE REYNOLDS
In Color with terifa Montitl,
breau of the Budget has ap- tion will be held at 7 p.m. Fri- Tcrc-,o Vclcsquc:. Martha Elcno "SECOND
proved a $630,000 authorization day in the central jury room atj Sffrvantcv Jorgo Mondrogon Jorjc Miltral, German Ccbos
TIME AROUND"
for Iho Escondido Watershed the county courthouse.
Protection and Flood Preven- Use of the voting machine will LAST NIGHT"
tion Project at Kencdy. Texas. be demonstrated, and election
Hep, John Young of Corpus supplies will be distributed. Elec-
Christi announced today. tion supplies may also be picked LEXINGTON TONITE 7 P.M.
ADMISSION 90c CHKHJCKi:OPEN 7 P.M. WIST scuti
The plan calls for construc- up Friday at the probate office' LOVE 7:20-10:45
tion of two dams and two miles of the county clerk in the court- DIAL WY10-520 FO* SHOW TIME AFFAIR 9:20
of concrete-lined channel on house.
Nicholas Creek, a tributary of
Kscondido Creek in K a r n e s JAMES GARNER
County. THE ART OF
The' plan now goes to the LOVE"
House Agriculture Committee,
which has 60 days to act upon
thc> authorization. SHIRLEY JONES
GIG YOUNG
"A TICKLISH
Two Are Charged
Two men were charged today
in County Court at Law No. 1 ELVIS PRESLEY
\viih driving \vhlle dnsnk. They
are George Fucnles, 2730 Sabi- GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS" 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:20-9:20
nas. and William Hoffman Em-
merl, 22S Klebcrg.
ELVIS PRESLEY Rocfc
DNLY2 DAYS TO WAIT!
"FOLLOW 4
THAT DREAM" ^

Co-Starring
ELVIS PRESLEY
GREGORY PECK "KID GALLAHAD JACK KELIHRSTN NELSON
JERRYVAN DYKE-PERT KELTO
fhe most fantastic journey that ever challenged imagination
tJNE OF THE CHAMBERLAIN
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coherent, tune. CORPUS CHRISIl TIMES, Wed.,:April;24;,1968, ;. 5-8 .•£•
Solomon' Musical :
Several other songs were
pennetl-by David Finkle and': Bill momma, and Salome Jens, who by 'Donald, McKayle/ An elabo-
•— surprise, surprise — turns out rate-array of 'setUngs7that':seem
^ to be the^.Qtteen of Sheba at the to|; get; heavier;, as, the,, affair
live :'rbster^ibte'^thfr original final curtafe \-.\-~; , -, :••'*;'^- wears on were crpated ^- "- '-
<r play ",wa£'dohe'i by Sammy' Gro- The dance routines,}al;mish- en:
dbh't'giye.a'danui."'•; , nemann,; aided In-; what's pro- mash of, frenzy, were packaged I'm sorrjrifor^Tiii Solbmoii:'^^
NEW; ;
Solo-: ...That's a' fair sample of the grammed as .^American adapta-
mon,V. • bpen&d; i' vnight ; \at dialogue level provided by^ Anne tion":\by' -ZyJlKoh'tiz, V: , one of; the
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ute of gehume,:cntert^ument^;; composer that priz» .film tune.- ;This -time men Mathews, ; 'woefully. , mis-
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ated by-Corpus Christi Theaters, Inc., the theater contains one house seating all-you need know about the «THENORMANlEWISOfimTERMlRISCHPRODUCTION • ,,
700 persons and another with a capacity of 500. Formal ceremonies will begin at plot; The wisest of ancient rul- i ACADEMY AWARD I
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7 p.m. followed by the first showings. Jerusalem shnook to find out
what people'really think.
'• WINNER
Cher who, as everybo3y knows, "You say xny crown alone pro-
TV Musical Followed Vog is Sonny's wife. She had a cou- tects me from*mockery?" says
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Girls -Are^' NEC's special "last Noel Harrison. wno~~'~iias* JOHN WAYNE • RICHARD WIDMARK • LAURENCE HARVEY \
night, was an excellent example pleasant-way with a song, was \
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Much of the time the musical be a bit tedious. And there was
Nowyou.tcn o*rn o top ichoot grade bond in*
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to television I. Intertommercial isco; Henry Fonda; as the'wid- JFpr one thing, "although'It-is] y no indication in the^ihn that
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sleazy dirty lines, and coy bed- alienate just that audience that cal problems of raising 18 chll
tant conversations about
ty, which '"would (one hopes)
puber-
might enjoy a^good, old-fash- dren in a middle-class,,modem
N room /scenes and smiley, hesi- ioned,comedy about the-logisti- American family. , ' '«'
,,w' Yor* rim* New, servic. jjenoos,
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e comedy-neaay divided in- owed mother of 8 in San Fran- foice and facial expression from American Style," it keeps peek- '^r KITTY DEHOYOl
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and when Fonda has pins in his sent in a schizoid, pretentious,
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Johnson also does his best. But powered aircraft carrier "En-
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 Corpus Christ! Caller-Times. Frl.. Jan. 1, 1971 are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday;Special group holiday tours may
through Saturday and 2 to 5 he arranged by calling Mrs.
p.m. Sunday. Robert E. Haegelin. Admission
is 50 cents for adults and 25 i
Coastal Bend Preview ART MUSEUM OF SOUTH cents for students.
TEXAS — The Art Museum will
be closed until Jan. 4. OLD TEXAS MUSEUM - Oldj

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Texas Museum, 819 Ayers, has a j
CENTENNIAL HOUSE - One collection of items from the Old'
What's Happening in the Metropolitan Area This Weekend of the oldest houses in Corpus West and is open from 9 a.m. to
Christi, dating from the 1850s, is j 6 p.m. Monday through Satur-
| scum, 1919 N. Water; Munds' NATIONAL II — "Five Easy club at 1 p.m. Saturday followed Centennial House, 411 N. Broad- day and 1 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
Special Events ; Hal), TOO S. Broadway, is featur-j Pieces" by natural history at 2 p.m. and way, which has been restored Admission is $1 for adults and 50
a treasure hunt at 3 p.m. Hours and refurnished with antiques, cents for children.

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at Memorial Cohseum for a:
show and dance from 8:30 p.m.: fiOLF-The
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sponsored by KROB radio and u i l ' get under way at noon Sat-iOnly Game in Town" and The|
general admission tickets priced. urcia.v- a;Ki entries will be ac-j FabuIou s Kid From Chicago."
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AT THESE
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EXHIBITIONS-Recenl paint-; CEMRE-"Rio Lobo"
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TEXAS CINNE ARTS
ings by Gunnar Anderson a n d j
Geoffrey Lewis are being shown I: .MyUITZ - "There's a Girl in
Soup" 805 N. CHAPARRAL 882-O664 THEATRES
at the Foster Gallery-, 3815 S.
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paintings by Dorothy Carey arejcrookcd Man"
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ing and design at Middleburyl x . T , n V A r , ..Tnr:i] T . TONYCUHTIS
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shown through Jan. 10 at Dosi NEW YEARS SPECIAL begins, let us wish you the happy
Patos Gallery, 915 S. Tancahua:i fulfillment of all your hopes and dreams.
FRIDAY 2 P.M. TO 2 A.M,
Jamin Gordon's work is being!
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Deu:< Cine, 4701 S. Staples;" var-j
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LONDON - The Beatles, haircuts. Their faces and their of both publicity and finance. At
"" "" " 'Hesaid then: "The Beatles'have
collective folk heroes of the manner had a winning innoc- left the Beatles—but no one his death many predicted a
1960s, Thursday formally broke ence that enhanced their fresh wants to say the party's over. breakup, and they turned out to
apart. musical style. be right.
(John's in love with Yoko, and Last March, M c C a r t n e y (AND FRIEND!)
JIMMY WALLIS deLAS
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Paul McCartney brought suit
in the high court here to end the Now all four have beards, and he's no longer in love with the brought out a record album of
partnership. He named as defen- all have married. They have lost an interview in the magazine his own, a symptom of change
dants the other members of the the teen-age look—they are be- other three of us." in the relationship. The others
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