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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-22

or fruit hanging
heavy and ripe on
ric h ly la d e n
branches deserve
your best atten-
ton for they'll do
m i 6 h t y n ! c e
things by your
meals. Since most
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-22
summary DESSERTS

Bring the tartness and sweetness
of fruit into play with fresh, crumbly
cake, top with dash of whipped
cream and you have summers an
swer to a delectable dessert.
Garden-fresh berries peeking out
from under their green foliage
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-22

plan a lovely sur
prise so no one
will even suspect
they're getting a
berry dessert.
Make a sponge
cake using a reg
ular 9 or 10 inch
cake pan. When
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-22
A quiz with answers offering
informotion on vorious subjects

10. Nine (Hattie Caraway, Ar
kansas; Jeanette Rankin, Mon
tana; Mary T. Norton, New Jer-
sey; Edith Nourse Rogers, Mas
sachusetts; Caroline O'Day, New
York; Jessie Sumner, Illinois;
Frances p. Bolton, Ohio; Margar-
ct Smith, Maine; and Katharine
Byron, Maryland). sns
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-22
COnsiderate

Tom-Hi, what's the idea of
wearing my raincoat?
Tim-Well, you wouldn't like
your new suit to get wet, would
you?
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-22
Tough Game

"You are in stated" said the spar.
roto to his battered friend. "How did
you lose all those feathers?"
well, sOas flying pretty lotU, ss0oop-
ing up and dosOn, ,Uhen suddenly l got
mixed up in a game of badninton."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-22
Still One

Stranger (watching boy fishing)
How many have you caught,
sonny?
Sonny-When I get another, I'll
have one.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-22
THIS WEEKS MENU
Cold Meat Platter
Devilled Eggs

Devilled Eggs
Sliced Cucumbers Tomatoes
Celery Curls
Asparagus with Drowned Butter
And Crumb Sauce
Beverage Bread and Butter
Cherry Sponge Custard
Shortcake
"Recipe Given
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Tennis.
Stars City of Washington
mems tournament, Edgemoor
Club, $50.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland.
Tennis.
Stars City of Washington
mems tournament, Edgemoor
Club, $50
WEDNESDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland.
Eastern VS.. Western (high
school championship Anacostia
Stadium, $50.
Tennis.
Stars City of Washington
mems tournament, Edgemoor
Club, $50.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Cleveland.
Tennis.
Stars City of Washington
mems tournament, Edgemoor
Club, $50.
Wrestling.
Weekly program of five
matches, Turner's Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Tennis.
Stars City of Washington
mems tournament, Edgemoor
Club, $50.
Horses.
Upperville Colt and Horse
Show, Grafton Farm near Upper
vile, Va.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Detroit VS.. Washington, Grifith
Stadium, 800.
Skeet.
North-South Shoot. National
Capital Skeet Club, 8 am
Horses.
Upperville Colt and Horse
Show, Grafton Farm near Upper
vile, Va.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Washington CoIored
Ball Teams Divide
Two Twin Bills

Washington colore d baseball
teams split even in two double
headers yesterday. The Homestead.
Grays divided with the Baltimore
Elite Giants at Griffith Stadium
while the Aztecs split with the Phil
adelphia Black Meteors at Philadel-
phia. -
A double by Easterling in the
third inning with the bases loaded
gave the Grays the three runs they
needed to defeat the Giants, IA, in
the opening game, but they couldn't
handle Jess Brown, Baltimore hurl-
er, in the second and went down,
6-1.
The Aztecs lost their first game
in Philadelphia, "a, but shared the
second, lis. Jim Price took the
Washington mound in the seventh
inning of the second game with the
bases loaded and none out and
pitched hitless ball the rest Of the
WaV
Evening star., 1941-06-09
MiIIers Continue Hot
Pace With Brewers,
Naimans Close

Miller Furniture baseball team Is
proving tough to stop in the Ma
tional Capital Sunday A League. al
though Heurich Brewers and Small
Motors are right on its heels.
1t topped Naiman Photo, go, with
a 17-hit attack led by Via and
Ciomei who collected four apiece.
The Brewers remained in the race
by topping Jacobsen Florists, 8-3, as
did Small Motors by nosing out Taft
A. c., 80. =
Action in the leagues section B
was marked by shutout game with
Nance pitching a three hitter for
Ninth and New York Avenue Lunch
as it blanked Western Electric, 100.
In other B games. Perrys Lunch
won from Pepsi-Cola, 9-6, and
Solomons Market defeated Arrow
Cab, 14-5
The leagues junior section opened
yesterday with three games Friend
ship House downed the Cardinals.
8-5; Police Boys Club No. tripped
Eastern Branch B C., 1874, and Gen..
tral Branch nosed out P. B. c. No.
4, rs.
Mattos A c. Split double-bill in
Washing ton Virginia League at
Ballston Arlington Msccabees won
the opener, 80, with Mattos bounc-
ing back to trim the Arlington
Dodgers. So. Victory in the first
game gave the Maccabees a tie for
first place with Palace A. c.
Fort Stevens Post led the way in,
the American Legion Junior League,
topping Potomac Post, To.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
.5keet Champs Line Up
To Defend LaureIs
In North-South

With all of last years champions
except one returning to defend their
titles, officials of the National Cap
ital Skeet Club are making plans for
the biggest North-South shoot in
club history next Saturday and Sun
day.
More than $50 entrants are ex-
pected for the event which in eight
years has grown to be the third most
important skeet affair In the coun-
try, being outranked only by the Ma
tional and Eastern championships.
One reason for its popularity is the
big prize list. Last year about $500
was spent for trophies and the list
this year Is expected to be around
81 200.
Only event with no defending
champion Is the junior champion
ship, won last year by Larry Will
liams, jr. Young Williams now has
passed the 17-year age limit and is
stepping up into unlimited competi-
ton.
Lew Hutchinson of Larchmont,
N. Y, will be back to defend his all
bore title and r. E. Stuart of Alex
andria has two championships to
defend, the .41o and 20-gauge. jose
phine Barnard will be after repeat
in the women's event and the Ma
tional Capital Rebels will defend in
the important five-man team race in
which they set national record last
year.
The small-bore events-.410 and
20-gauge-will be decided Saturday
as will Junior and womens cham
pionships, leaving Sunday for the
al-bore and flve-man team events,
which will be shot concurrently.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
AnnondoIe and Village Motors
Lengthen Winning Streoks

Two winning streaks were longer
today following week end Of
action in which outstanding Wash
ington baseball teams took trips or
entertained out-of- town clubs.
Annandale A. C. of Virginia
stretched its string to eight games
by tripping holland Plumbers, 81, on
a shit pitching performance by
Wooster He famed II. The Viii
lage Motors made 1t six In a row
by downing the Bluejays. So, at
Bryantown, Md. Red Nelson, win
ming pitcher, tossed a 5-hitter.
Hahn Rovers won at Winchester,
Va, rs. A 5-run spree in the first
inning gave the Rovers the edge.
Other local winners were Wesley
Heights, which topped Cherrydale,
7-3, and the Washington Apaches
who took a double header from Hill
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Yellow Cab Clashes
With Kavako' S for
SoftbaII Lead
Plays Opener Of Twin
Bill at D. G. Stadium;
BIO Score Tailed

First place in the Capital City
Softball League will be at stake to-
night when Yellow Cab and Kav-
ako's Grill tangle in the first of two
games at Washington Softball Sta
dunn to begin at 8 o'clock, this tilt
will be followed by the opening
game of the National Night Leagues
second half schedule with Green
belt, first-half winner, taking on
Lansburghs.
A double bill also is listed for
Ballston Stadium. Manhattan Auto
faces Senate Beer In the first game
at 7:45 and is primed to upset the
Merchants Night League leaders
who made the Manhattan start this
year an unsuccessful one. The
nightcap at o'clock will be between
Standard Linen and Plaza Wine.
One of the most lopsided scores
ever registered in Washington soft
ball circles is on the Sunday Morn
ing League books today. Man
haitian Auto swamped National
Shirt Shop. 31-0 In the other loop
contest, Times-Herald nosed out
F. B. l., 9-8.
There were four games in the
Fraternal League. Brookland
Merchants split two with Bnai
Birth winning the opener, 4-2. and
dropping the second, 9-5. Other
league winners were Cardinals over
Standard Tire, 4-3, and the Jewell
ers over I. w. o., 1914.
In the Sports Center League,
Lansburghs downed Merrick Sena-
tors, 6-3. In independent action,
National Institute of Health won
over G. A. o. of the War Depart
ment League, 1915. and Catholic U.
Alumni defeated the Seniors, 1912
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Petworth Ball Team Stepping
Lively for New Sponsors;
Butcher HurIs No-Hitter

The old Petworth A. c., now doing
business as the Petworth Citizens
Association Club. is finding. the
change in name beneficial. Since the
citizens group took over sponsorship
several weeks ago the baseball team
hasn't lost a game. adding its third
victory Yesterday by topping Tru-
Blue Motors, 1912.
Jack Lyons was the winning
pitcher with a four-hit performance,
in which he famed 13.
Palace A c. played three games
at Palisades Park, winning two of
them. 1t doWned Farmers A. c.,
ga, in the opener of a double
header, but dropped the second. 6-5.
Then it came back after a short
rest to stage a two-run rally in the
last inning for a win over Griffin
Grill, 12-l1.
Les Butcher. Apollo Billiards
hurler. tossed no-hitter as the
Billiards nine subdued C. S. M. c..
on the Monument Lot. 81. He
clouted a triple and drove in two
Evening star., 1941-06-09

runs. The only run scored against
him resulted from three errors In
the second inning.
In other games on Washington
diamonds, Armstrong Rooney sank
the Shamrocks, 81; Chevy Chase
Dodgers Tailed seven times in the
ninth inning to win from Home I'M
provement, lilo; Central Branch
B. c. defeated Garvin's Grill, Ga,
and the Briggs Insects nosed out
Railway Express, TO.
Diamonds in nearby suburban
sections also saw lot of action
yesterday with many Of the games
ending in one-sided scores. Among
these, Falls Church downed Sligo
A. c., 14-7; Hume Spring tripped
Clifton A. c., 81; Colesville
swamped Four Corners, IL, and
Maryland Sports Club won over
Snug Harbor. Al. In other games,
Oxon Hill defeated Capitol Heights,
So, and District Heights nosed out
Del Ray Juniors, 81.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Welsh Appears Cinch
To Win Sail Title al
Indian Landinq

Bob Welsh with his Skvfire ap-
pears an almost certain winner of
the Comet division in the spring
series of eight races by the Indian
Landing Boat Club, the sixth of
which was sailed yesterday on the
Severn River near Millersville, Md.
Winner of five previous comet
events. he finished second for the
first time yesterday as Tom Mac
Namar's boat. Sapho, came home in
front. Welsh now has 53ls points
to the 47ls owned by MacNamar.
The national one-design race was
won by Bartlett in the Vim while
kaufman in the Zuzu took the
Severn one-design.
Summaries:
comets-Won by MacNsmar Cssphol:
second. Welsh (Skyhre); third. O'Brech
tFobreYl.
National ne-design-won bv Bartlett
VIM; second. Poblick (vieor. third.
Severn one-design-won BY Kaufman
LzuZul: second. Reese Canaan; third,
Podlick (Zaza1.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

hbsUCihteu FIpss Cpoito WLlpci'
NEW YORK, June e-One of the
Jones boys finally cleared up the
mystery of Whirlaway today.
The explanation was as simple as
dunking doughnut. The only
thing wrong with the Kentucky
cannonball, back there when they
were labelling him bum" all the
way from Agawam to Aqua Cali
ente, was that he just wasn't getting
enough work.
Since Trainer Ben Jones still was
busy reading over the congratula-
tions that poured in for Whirly's
Belmont stakes triumph Saturday,
Young Jimmy, Bens son and assist
ant, came up with the story of why
the colts form chart resembled the
zig gag trail a fly takes meandering
across a bald head.
The chief thing wrong with
Whirly when he was fioundering
around back there, said Jimmy. was
that as soon as he was given a va
cation of a couple weeks he wanted
to make a habit of it, But when
he was kept punching the clock
regularly, he won his 2-year-old
championship, followed 1t up by
climbing into the horse hall of
fame" as the fifth triple crown
winner in history, and now looms as
a distinct threat to Seabiscuit's all
time money! winning record.
Must Work Regularly.
IT'S not that he's lazy" Jimmy
pointed out" but we found that when
we took him away from the track
for two, three weeks and let him
idle, he forgot all about how to run.
Then it takes him time to straighten
out again and learn about racing
once more He's that wacky"
The fact that he's been working
regularly is one of the reasons. jim
my feels, that Whirly got so hot.
Since the first of May he won the
Kentucky Derby, the Preakness,
whipped such crack handicap cam
paigners as Midland and Hash in an
overnight race, and just waltzed in
with the Belmont. His total earn
ings have been boosted to s236.l11.
If he remains sound, the tentative
plan now is to try to overhaul the
Biscuits s437,730 by the time the
100000 Santa Anita Handicap
comes along next March.
Just look back over his record y
Jimmy went on. Go back to last
August, for instance. After he won
the Hopeful at Saratoga, we took
him off the track for "a days, try
ing to fatten him up. When he came
back at Belmont in late September,
he ran two bad races in both the
Futurity trial and the Futurity But
in the next 81 days he won twice at
Keeneland. He was off for two weeks
after that. and didn't de well in the
Pimlico Futurity.
This year, he had "a days off at
one time in Florida. The first race
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Bears Sign Another
Ump's Son as One
Proves Whiz
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
If you ask the Newark Bears you'll
hear that it pays to have an umpire's S
son on the pay roll.
That doesn't mean that the Bears
are asking or getting any unfair
advantages. 1t means merely that
Catcher Ken Sears, whose father
umpires in the National League, is
a very valuable member of the club.
In fact, he's been so good that
Newark has signed up a running
mate for him in Ray Pinelli. the
Notre Dame star who is the son of
Babe Pinelli, another National
League umpire. Pinelli will be
farmed out for while before get
ting q trial in Newark.
Sears, already leading the Inter-
national Leagues batters, proved
his worth again yesterday when
he batted Newark right back into
the league lead after the Bears
had fallen a fraction of percentage
point behind the Montreal Royals
on Saturday. The Bears won a
double-header from Montreal, 81
and 5-4, and it was Young Ziggy's"
big bat that played an important
part in each victory.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Boat Finishing Ninth
Wins First Award
In Sailing Meet
Steve Kotch Fortunate
In Draw; Meissner
Leading Skipper
By MALCOLM LAMBORNE, Jr.

Dame Fortune and not sailing
skill ruled the annual spring re-
gatta of Columbia Yacht Club
which yesterday afternoon off
Hams Point attracted a feet of 18
assorted club craft.
Winner of the first prize donated
by Fleet Captain I. L. Greenberg
was Steve Kotch, whose 14-foot cat
rigged boat actually finished ninth
in the two-race series. But since
1t was a chance race, Kotch's posi-
tion was drawn first from the hat
and he got the prize.
Actually C. E. Meissner and his
18-foot seagull class sloop led the
feet both times over a 3-mile tri-
angle in Georgetown Channel.
Howard Brent's knockabout Frances
was second both times.
To prove that virtue has its re-
ward these two shippers luckily
were drawn for second and third
place trophies. Brent won the cup
donated by Vice Commodore Fabel
for No. in the drawing and Meiss-
ner received third prize donated
by the club.
Third-place boat in the opening
race was Arthur j. Holdens Blow
pot, 23foot knockabout, while a
similar position was taken in the
second event by Writ Gills little
penguin dinghy.
The fleet, one of the largest ever
to turn out for a Columbian re-
gatta, was greeted with a good
southwest breeze, just enough for all
hands. The race officials decided
on the Potomac River Sailing Asso-
citation course opposite the National
Airport.
Refreshments, the drawing of
boats and presentation of trophies
followed the races.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Izaak Walton Casters
Rout Rival Teams
In Spring Meet
Schweser, Dement,, Reed,
Rogers Triumph in
individual Events

Izaak Walton Leagues casting
team won the team championship
yesterday at the annual spring reg
istered tournament of the National
Capital Casting Club in one-sided
manner over two other 5-man out
fits at the Lincoln Memorial Pool
The winning combination of Fred
Gooch, Jay Reed, Glen Reynolds,
Jack Nelson and R. A. Rogers scored
227 points to top the National Cap
ital team, which scored 166, and
the Dark Horses, with 12I.
Other winners were A. Schweser
in the flve-eightS skish event; R.
A. Rogers in the skish fly, Jay Reed
in the three -eighths accuracy and
Ben Dement, in the fve-eighths ac-
curacy.
Summaries:
Ffve-eights skish-Won bv A. schweser.
50; second. Jay Reed. so; third, william
skish fy-won by r. A Rogers. 72:
second, Herman Deiser, Il; third. william
psi9 fTessirhts Is s,ootoq By Jay
schWeser, 90 (shootor 90j; third, George
Five-eights accuracy-Won by Ben De-
of 93l; third, Georee Simon, "a Shoot
Team fve-eighths skish-won by Izaak
Walton teasue tGooch. Reed; Reynolds;
captai csstinE s club. 1s6; 5of third. 4'9di Dark
Horses, III.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Lives Up Rave Notices With Easy Victories Star Net Tourney
Money-Winning Record Looms
For WhirIy, Who Forgets How
To Run if Allowed to Loaf

after that holiday, he turned in a
dull effort when Little Beans beat
him. The next time out, six days
later, he won. Later. he took two
weeks off, looked pretty bad coming
back in the Blue Grass Stake, was a
little better in the Derby trial and
was s4000,000 in the Derby. That's
how he is. Give him a vacation and
he wants time to get back into
form again. But when he does"
And that's why Trainer Jones has
no misgivings about keeping the
Blue Grass lightning bolt busy strik-
ing at various tracks the coming
summer and fall. In fact the chances
are Trainer Jones will spot Whirly's
rivals, if any show up, as much as
10 pounds in the Dwyer at Aqueduct
two weeks of without worrying a
bit.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Bstting-wiliams Boston. .41s:
Heath, Cleveland. $50.
Runs batted in.York, Detroit. ~;
Runs-Di Magsio, New York. so;
Williams and Di Magic; Boston. 46;
Travis. Washing ton, 20.
Douhles-Boudreau. Cleveland, and
Cronin. Boston. Is.
Triples-Travis, Washinston 8;
Keltner, Cleveland. 7.
Home runs-York, Detroit, 13; Di
MagEio. New York, and Johnson. Phil
aodn' stolen b.ses-case. b.s Washington. =:
Pitching-Feller, Cleveland. 12-2;
Galehouse, st. Louis. Al.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Slaughter. st. Louis. .a4T.
Runs batted in-Nicholson. Chicago.
45: Slaughter. st. Louis. 3S.
@. Rqns-Moore' Rqns;-Msore' st. Louis, Al: Brown.
Hits-tslaughter. st. Louis, 20;
- Brown, st. Louis. 6S.
Doubles-Dallessandro Chicago, 16;
Mize. st. Louis. 15
Triples-More, Boston, 6; three play
Camiili. Brooklyn. IL.
stolen bases-Frey, Cincinnati. 9:
four players tied with 8,
Pitching-Warneke. st. Louis. 6-1;
Casey, Brooklyn, 1-2.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Stars Yesterday
By the Associa ted Press.

Jim Vernon, Sena tors-His home run.
double and single spanked WashinRton's
0-to-3 win over Detroit.
Dick Bartell. Giants-Hit a tenth
inning home run with one on to defeat
the Cardinals in opener; made two hits
In nightcap.
Johnny Podgajny, Phillies-Gained
his team an even break for the day by
game
Babe Dahlgren. Braves-Drove across
four runs with double and a single
to lead 13-to-1 slaughter of the Cubs
in second game.
Paul Derrinser. Reds-Doubled In
the ninth to win his own game from
Rollie Hemsley. Indians-Clouted
triple and four singles, stole . base
and caught both games as the leaders
beat the Athletics twice.
Lefty Grove and Heber Newsome,
Red Sox-Pitched Boston into second
PLACE in the American League with
brilliant -5.to-3 and 3-to-O triumphs
over the White Sox
Joe Di Magic. Yankees-Busted
three home runs and q double and
drove across seven runs to help pull
verize the Browns twice.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Sports Mirror
Rr the Associated Press

Today year ago-LaWson
Little won National Open golf
championship by defeating Gene
sarazen, 70-73, in playoff after
they had tied with 287 for regu-
lation 70 holes.
Five years ago-Rogers Horns
by, st. Louis Browns manager,
returned to action as player as
Browns defeated Yankees, 5-3.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

crest A. c., 9-8 and TO.
All local mines weren't successful
however. Cameo Furniture ran into
trouble at Glen Burnie, losing 81,
while Vienna Cardinals downed H.
and j. Construction, 81.
Evening star., 1941-06-09

VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Petersburg. :: Lynchburg, 30 in
ningsl.
Newport News. Z; Staunton. 4.
Salem HarrisonburR. 8; Salem g.
Evening star., 1941-12-30

for "Hellzapoppin'." 1t was one of
his notions that, so much having
been written about his show, there
should be one piece simmering it
down to plain figures. Not little fig
ures, you can be sure; plain ones,
but imposingly large.
Mr.. r. does not let you see the
chart at first. He takes it, looks at
you as if you were Oscar Levant
that night he titled with Clifton
Fadiman, and asks:
do you know how many cues
there are in the show?"
mo" you say, "does the stage
manager?"
With no appreciation Of the wit of
the counter question, Mr.. R. asserts:
There are $50 cues in 'Hellza-
poppin'."
We'll, I'll be My! My" says
the editor censoring his reaction
just in the nick of time
You can see what a terrific back
stage job that is" says Mr. r. How
would you like to have $50 cues?"
I'D hate it, but there's not much
danger" says the editor, who has a
hard time with one or two in the
course of the average day.
Would you like to know how
these cues are divided?" Mr.. R. con-
tinues. feeling cueless at the moment.
why not?" the editor (talking as
If he were stunned or something)
asks.
The cues are divided 804 back
stage, 156 for the orchestra" Mr.. r.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage.
NationaI"Pal joey" musical por-
trait of a heel: $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Tarzan's Secret Treas
ure." more life and times Of a
jungle glamour boy. IL am, LAS
4:30, tbs and 9.55 pm. Stage shows:
!, 3:45, $50 and e:15 pm.
Columbia-"Two-Fa Woman
with not one Garbo, but two: 40
am, lao, $40, $40, TAO and
e:4O pm.
Earle-"You're in the Army Now"
Jimmy Durante VS.. the sergeant: 10
am, 1885, 2:55, $40, 7:45 and 1910
pm. Stage shows: 1875 am, 2:05
4:30, $50 and 9:15 pm.
Keith's-"Dumbo," the new Disney
frolic: 9:45, Ills am, 1880, $3.50,
S:35. $50. 7, 8:35 and 10:05 pm.
Little - Lost Horizon" Frank
Capra discovers Shangri-la: II am,
los, $40, 5:l5, 7:20 and 9:35 pm.
Metropolitan - blues IN the
Night" saga of a wandering dance
band: 11:25 am, lbs, $3.50, $50, 7:35
and $40 pm.
Palace-''The Corsican Brothers,
adventure in the Dumas manner:
IL am, 1:40, 4:20, 7 and $40 pm.
Pix-"Father Takes a Wife," new
comedy starring Gloria Swanson: IL
am, 12:4O, 2::35, 4::3O, $40, BIS and
1905 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts.
Continuous from 10 am.