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Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
SOVIET PLANS TO
DEVELOP IRKUTSK AREA
Up Nesrsfeatmes


MOSCOW Irkutsk District
in Eastern Siberia is slated for in
dustrial development in the near
future, according to Pravda, which
summed up the results of a recent
conference on the productive forces
of the district.
The conference was attended by
some of the outstanding economists
of the Soviet Union and studied
various problems of the economic
growth of the area.
The Irkutsk District, which is
larger than Texas, is located along
the shores of Lake Baikal, fifth
largest and deepest lake in the
world. 1t has developed rapidly
since the Bolshevik revolution.
During these thirty years, ac-
cording to Pravda, production of
coal has increased twelve times,
salt mining ten times, timber out
put ten times and total industrial
production eighteen times.
All this development has not
even scratched the surface of nat
ural resources, Pravda stated.
The conference was told that on
the basis of local coal, water, pow
er, iron ore and salt the whole
region would be turned into tre-
mendous electric power and in
dustrial combine.
The Angara River, according to
Soviet sources, is the most eco
nomical source of electric power
in the world, largely because OF
| the fact that Lake Baikal with its
/ tremendous water reserves guar
antees year round flow through
power turbines.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
EPWORTH

The w. S. c. S. will meet at the
Dublin Hill Community House on
October 10, with hostesses, Mrs.
Thurman Adams, Mrs. Edgar Eng
lish and Mrs. Lester Newton. All
members are urged to be present
to discuss plans for the forthcom-
ing supper in the firemen's build
ing in Greenwood on October 25.
Mrs. Crerar Bennett and son
Everett spent Thursday with her
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckinley OF
fredericksburg and Mrs Fred Bow
en- of Seaford were dinner guests
last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Holmquist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Squires OF
Wilmington called on Sunday to
take the formers mother, Mrs
Florence Squires, home after a
three weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Smith.
Mrs. Roger Adams and Miss Pau
line Adams of Cambridge, Md, We're
dinner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Thurman Adams on Sun.
day.
Mrs. Addison Gardner of Mont
clair, New Jersey, is visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rich
ards.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03
GEORGETOWN


Midland Grange will meet on
Monday night, October 6, with Will
liam r. Massey in charge of Boy
Scout program. The youth mem
bers 1s the Grange, aged 35 and
under will fill the chairs during
the business session. Howard
Belts is chairman of the youth pro-
gram of Midland Grange.
Serving as refreshment COM
mittee for the Monday evening
meeting will be Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son Baker, Mrs. Melvin Tyndall,
Thomas F. B. Short and John w.
Elliott.
"The Strivers," Glass No. Z, Of
Grace Methodist Church, will hold
a bake on Saturday morning, Octo-
ber 4. beginning at 1000 o'clock,
in the building formerly occupied
by the Delaware Power and Light
Company on Market street. Cakes,
pies, soups and all sorts OF good
les will be offered for SALE Mrs.
William p. Kesmodel is the tea
cher of the class
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Smith, Jr.,
OF Kenton, are receiving congratu-
lations upon the birth of son, born
In Kent General Hospital, Dover,
Tuesday night, September g. Mrs.
Smith, who taught school here for
several years, is the former Miss
Dorothy Pepper, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Pepper, of this
town. The Kentons have another
child, daughter, Mary Rather
inc, age four.
Mrs. r. H. Norris of Baltimore
has returned to her home after
spending several weeks with hel
son-in-law and daughter, DR.. and
Mrs. A. G. Smoot, at their cottage
:Near-Nuff." on Indian River
Miss Margaret Katherine Robin
son left on Monday for Lenox
Mass, where she will resume heI
studies at Foxhollow School. She
was accompanied as far as New
York City by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Thomas Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Pepper. ac-
companied by their daughter, Mrs
Charles Townsend OF Dagsboro
visited the dahlia show at the Hen
ry Conrad School in Wilmington
last Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Marion Short, daughter o.
Mrs. Anna Short. of Georgetown
has accepted position as teach
er of mathematics in the higl
school at Orrville, Ohio. Miss
Short, a graduate of Georgetown
High School, was graduated las
year from Muskingham College
New Concord, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs Cullen George o
Wilmington have been recen
guests of Mr.. Georges sister, Mis-
Anita George.
Mrs David Herbert and Mrs
Miles Adams Of Philadelphia visit
ed friends In Georgetown over tn
weekend.
Mrs. Harry TunnelI of PhiladeI
phia has been the guest of Mrs
Oliver ID. Robinson.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

Speaking to the members of the
Georgetown Kiwanis Club last
Tuesday night, w. G. Miller of
Harrington, superintendent of tel
ephone and signals for the Della
ware Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, discussed
What the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company is doing to safeguard the
travelling public Tracing the his
tory of railroads, he told of the
first road constructed in 1916 and
told of the highlights of railroad
advancement from then up to the
present, outlining the steps taken
to increase efficiency in making the
railroads safe for travellers. Mr..
Miller said a recent estimate made
by Travellers Aid, stated that
about 100 million people would
travel in this country during the
years 1947 to 1850, and that 4S9o
would be by bus, go by plane and
the other 500 by train. He ex-
planned in detail how year by year
improvements have been made in
the signal systems until efficiency
in that branch has been stepped up
to a point where it automatically
functions with a precision, almost
human, especially on electrified
lines. He exhibited the film "Clear
Block Ahead" which was produc-
ed by one of the largest motion pic
ture companies, and a part of which
was filmed near Hurlock, Md. The
film presented an authentic and
striking portrayal of progress and
the far reaching influence of rail-
roads on the daily life of the ma
tion.
The program was in charge OF
Julius c. Green, and Martin S. Pet
tit The speaker was introduced by
julius Green. Other guests at the
meeting were @. r. Uitts, station
engineer at Cape Charles, Va, and
Harry Buckley, also Of Cape
Charles, both of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company; j. C. Messner
superintendent of Harrington
Schools; Caleb M. Wright oi
Georgetown. Dallas A. Dennis
president of the local club, pre-.
sided over the business session.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03


Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Mitchell are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of son, born on September
IA in the Milford Memorial Hospi-
tai.
Miss Flo Beth McCauley, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julian McCau-
ley of East Market street, left the
first of the week to enter the Uni
versity of Delaware.
Mrs. Elwood Sturgis, who has
been on an extended trip to the
West Coast, will arrive in New
York this weekend, where Mr..
Sturgis will join her for the week
end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Megginson
have returned from a motor trip
to Atlanta, Georgia, and other
points of interest in the South. On
their return trip they visited Mr..
and Mrs. William Kusterer at Wall
terboro, South Carolina.
Midshipman William M. Smoot
returned on Friday to the U. S.
Naval Academy at Annapolis, after
spending a month with his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Smoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peele Beebe left
by automobile last week for Cali
fornia, after an extended visit with
Mrs. Beebe's aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Dorman Robinson at
their farm "Whitesboro."
Miss Mary McKim of Milford is
1 Ill at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Parker on East Market
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Taunton of
Great Neck, Long Island City, N.
", have been guests of Mr.. Taun-
tons aunt and uncle, Miss Minnie
and Charles Spicer
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Tunnell of
Philadelphia is the guest of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Oliver D. Rob-
inson.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley H. Reese.
Jr., of Chatham, N j., are the par
ents of a daughter, Linda Yvonne,
born September IL. Mrs. Reese is
the former Miss Louise Thompson,
/ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J..
Thompson of Georgetown.
Mrs. Nell Ringler Barr, who
has been suffering from severe
eye infection for several weeks,
has returned to her position as
recretary to the board of educa-
/ ton here.
Aubrey G. Smoot, Jr., returned
Tuesday to the University of Del
aware for the fall and winter Sc
mester.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

Edwin Pittard of Chester, Pa,
visited his mother, Mrs. Eva B.
Pittard, the first of this week. An
other of Mrs. Pittard's sons, Rob-
ert of Milton, underwent an ap-
pendectomy in the Beebe Hospital
at Lewes last Friday.
Mrs. John Briggs of East Mar
ket street, was called to Ocean
View on Monday by the death of
her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Howard Wilkins
spent last Sunday in Wilmington
with their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Raymond Masten..
Mr.. Masten is attending Beacon
College, Wilmington.
Courtland Barr of Los Angeles,
California, was the guest of his
mother, Mrs. John Barr and his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Calhoun at their sum-
mer home on Indian River last
weekend. Mr.. Barr made the week
end trip by plane. Hilyard Barr,
his son, of Philadelphia, was also
a weekend guest.
Mrs. Estella P. Gyles has been
I i'll at her home here for sometime.
She is reported convalescing.
Edward B. Green will attend the
meeting of the American Bankers
Association being held in Atlantic
City this weekend. Mr.. Green is
vice president of the Trust Divis-
ion of the Delaware Bankers As
sociation, having been elected to
that position early this year.
Mrs. Katie Johnson of Whining
/ ton, formerly of Georgetown, has
been spending a part of this week
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
! Howard wilkins. Mrs. Johnson,
/ who celebrated her 18th birthday
on Monday, was accompanied here
by her son, Horace Bobby john
son. who now resides in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Taylor and
children visited Mrs Taylor's par
ents in Pocomoke City on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Casole OF
Williamsport, Pa, are visiting
Mrs. Casole's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Keagle,
at their home on East Market
street.
News has been received here OF
the death of Frank Stockley, bro
ther of Mrs. ]. Lindsay Durnell.
He was for many years promi-
nent lawyer in Philadelphia. Flu
neral services were held at Oliver
Bair's Funeral Parlors in Phila-
1 delphia on Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

Mrs. Thurman Adams, Mrs. AL
vim Adams and Mrs. Georgia Wiley
accompanied Thurman Adams, Jr.,
back to the University of Della
ware on Tuesday and spent the rest
of the day in Wilmington.
Robert McCauley spent the
weekend with friends at Dover
Mrs. J. E. Ellwanger of Federals-
burg, Md, has been a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Loock-
erman and daughter for the past
two weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

Rally Day will be observed at
Epworth Church on Sunday after
noon, October IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Collins and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Harold Shorts. all of
Georgetown. were supper guests on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nc
Cauley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennett West spent
the weekend in Philadelphia with
Mr. and Mrs. William Evans and
Sunday in Atlantic City, N. j.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

About 100000 trees are used
each year in the United States for
wire service poles, enough to build
a line, 100000 miles long.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-03

conveniently you will not be able
to satisfactorily operate the many cleo
trical appliances you now, have or those
us send you a copy of our electrical
YOUR home wiring modernization and
nor expensive to bring your home cleo
trically up to date. See your local wiz
ing contractor for your wiring needs.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20
Sd,ttrrnurn,
Cine 8eibnad)ts-GrsGblnng
aus Sirul

rSiibld urtig, Silbo, beute febrt
Sater ipieoer beim uno bringt Dir
oiel Sdones nit"
Gres5en5, bie illnge Sran oes
9iloi6nisers Sautner, titi1elte bel
6ieien @orten Iiebfoleno oie rotten
8angen ibres fleinen So6ter6ens,
oas l.neeouloig Sic an Ser Sdnit-
6anf nrbeitenbe 0h,tter a1n &leioe
5upfte.
~Mutter mus fleiBig iein uno
8ferOhen i6nieeln. gater frel,t ii6,
penn Diele fertig iino."
Sic ersriff bas Sdneioeeiien;
treffiider fubr es ins Sol5, unb
6alb mnr inieoer elm Sierben boaz
enbet, mie es Die ainoer eerne auf
oem @eibnadtstii6 ieben.
Sn bie itille Stube tonte bon
orauBen bas eitt0nige 9fauiden oes
8il06ades, uno in sic SenIter Itarr=
ten oie pbantaItiid eeItalteten Baden
uno pilo 3erriiienen Sdeitel Der DO
lon1iten falt uno traurig, ipie aus
elmer fremoen @elt, binein.
Ser enge Salbooen batte MIR tpes
nige ihmale 9leder, uno bie 1id on
Den 9angen bi115iebenoen @eioen bo=
ten MIR fleineren Seroen Nabrung.
so muren bie 8eipobner bur6 bie
Natur ge5mllngen, iid eine anoere
Grtperbsquelle 81 Iuhcn, uno WGn=
ner, Srauen unb &inoer betrieben
nit groBem gifer bas gal1se Sabr
binour6 oie SoI5l6niserei. 9ie gr-
5eusniiie ibres 6leiBes, iotpobl bie
fiinitleriif) geItalteten, ipie Die i6lif)s
ten Spiel5eige, muroen Damn auf
Dem Hiiden in elmer &iepe tpeit iiber
bas 8ebirge gum gerIeger getragen.
Der Die @aren in Die peite @elt
Derlen0et.
Gres5en5 neilte nit ibren @eoan.
fen nid)t BEL Ser arbeit, iie oa6te on
ibren @atten, Der iih nidt bur6 Die
@efabren Der pinterIiden Sabres5eit
batte abbalten lalien, ben belbmerli-
den Weg gum 8erleger 5u MAIDEN.
Seute, gum GbriitfeIt, mollte er au-
riiffebren.
BI0slid) fubr elm 8inoitob seeen
oas Sans. @rihredt ipra,1g iie auf
uno borhte. @ieber mar es itiG.
Da trat iie por bie Tiir uno i6au-
te nad 6em Wetter. Die fernen So.
ben paren limihIeiert, bod Iagerte
iiber Dem Gale miloer WinterIon-
nenldein. Sorgeno ourdforidten H.
re angen ben idmalen Sodneg, ben
ibr Mfann fommen muBte. @ott jei
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20

geiprungen ino bate Die 8leine mil
@eipalt aus bern Bannfreis Der al.
ten ge3ogen.
. Da idrie Die @abriagerin gelleno
ouf:
.Gelo ber! @ut' peiB' @elohen!
altmiltter 2ibuiia. bat geleien Wabr-
belt in Sternen fir eilh. @elo berl"
Dos peritanoen bic Sungen beiier
nls Die &atieIjpriibe nno Iiefen nit
longen 8einen oabon. aud 8abett
folgte In gilmdri6en mitoen Ma6.
den.
9as 3einltat bieier 8egegnung
mar oos p1terlide gerbot fir Sein5
uno Maria on 6en &irmestagen nit
BEN anoern @eipielen &arriien 81,
fabren.
8ienei9t aus bieiem @runbe prGg-
te iif oas Gbenteuer in oen SluB-
tpieien Dem &inbe tiefer elm, aIs es
ionIt tuobl geideben ipdre.
Ser aufs gbantaitiihe ,no aben-
tel,erlide seridtete Sinn ieiner
Siingiten fling an, ben 8ater ,fab-
oenflid nnb beiorgt gu MAIDEN.
@enn iie bod elm tpenig bon benz
rubisen unb perit6nbieen @eien Sill
oas bate! Die par idon Elm redtes
Sausmiitter6en un6 iu6te Dem $50.
ter Dos nerobete Seim bebaglid 5u
MAIDEN in ben uenigen Stlnoen, Die
er 5u 9auie iein fonnte.
6reilid Der Sonneni9ein NOR Die
@olomaria nit ibren orolligen gin-
fallen, nit ibrem iuarmen, MIR all
6emeeliben Ser5den. llno penn Der
8ater iie ieine rllnrub'" nannte, 10
mar es bod geraoe biele llnrub'. bie
linn bie Gualen Ser giniamfeit mnb
oas iebniiidtige 2eib nm ltntpieoer.
bringlihes ertragen balf.
9lm Eaee nod oieiem greignis
beiubte Sante Suitine Snnte Mal-
den in beren yWGbdenitiibhen".
Sante Walhen, bie, in merfrpiir-
oigem @egenias 5u ibrer eigenen
duBeren grideinung, fir alles 3iers
lide uno 3arte ipar, botte ben &af-
feetiId) fir ben lieben 8ait biibid
einlaoeno geoedt unb in Der @e.
idminoigfeit cine groBe Hortion fri
i6e 8utterbreseln beim &onoitor 81
ier bolen laiien. Sante SuItine aB
8utterbreseln fir ibr 2eben germ.
Der Semenidein leugtete burd
Die bliitentpeiBen Mullgaroinen, blit-
te auf DEM sierlihen Siidgerdt unb
ben blanfpolierten Mobagonilebnen
Der fleinen 8ieoermeieritiiblde aui
Oenen Walden iaB tpie Der groBe
8uObba auf ieiner 2otosblume, nnb
5alberte eine 8loriole Inn Sic bIei-
DIE S6iaerbiilte, bie in einiamer So
belt auf Walhens 8ii9eridrant
tbronte.
(Sortiesune folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-12-20

@iiteno rib er 6os Sier noruGrts.
r5tin, @oonn, bu nerlangft 5u.
piel! Con i6 Dem 3dnber meines
@liides 5u Stlfe fomnen2 - Nein,
nein. i6 tu's nidt!"
Ga orong aus Der 2iefe Elm beller
Slang gu ibm berailT. Die @briitglof-
fen! - anoerl Itutte. OR rib ben
SUIT ab, es tuuroe ibm beiB.
Sbm nar's auf einmal, o[s bdtten
Die @loden cine Spra9e. at,bers tuie
er lie Ionit gebort, . als Oh fie ibn
nit einoringliher 3unge mabnten.
3, nel6e grinnerungen riefen iie
in ibm mad, OILS er Die anb1htigen
ser ben erleudteten Stride 5uidreiten
Iab. @r ianf auf ein DorIpringenoes
@eitein uno perbarg iein @efift in
betoe Sdnbe. gs pohte in ieinem
Ser5er, es erfoBte i'm nit aageipalt.
@on5 beutlih oermeinte er Die @orte
Ieiner iterbenoen Wel1tter 3u oerneb>
men: n8leib brao, anberl!"
l1no oa fam es iiber i'm. befreieno
uno erloieno: rOtutter, ib folge oei-
ner Mabnung!" - @r lieB Die Seine
fabren: r2allf, @oban, Iauf!"
sltemlos elite er ibm nab, ben
angItldneiB ouf Der Stirne. Benn es
Su ipat uare! - Moroer! tonte Die
Stilnme bes GetpiIiens. Worber! -
.Serr, @ott, LOB ibn ni6t Iterben!
3, oaB oie Shulo nidt ouf mir To-
lten bleibe!" -
sSn fur5er 3eit ipar er Dem Gerun-
eIiidten sur Seite, betaitete i'm nit
bebenoer Sono uno rief aneltbon iei=
men Namen. @ott iei 9anf, bas Ser5
lblug nod leiie. gr ri6tete ibn ettpas
auf. fIoBte ibm 9rannttpein elm unb
rieb ben erItarrten &orper nit Sdnee.
- @nolih, enolid iblus Der Stez
pban bie 9lugen auf.
yInoerl!" - 9onn fiel er tuieoer
betpuBtlos 5uriid.
Ger SSager beriudte i'm auf5ubes
ben, aber Ser itarre &orper mar 81
ifDer. @ieoer CAB iid Der anoerl
ole Miibe, oen gerungIiidten ins 2e-
ben ouriid5urllfen, 81 erbeber,
llno es gliidte ibm. Som Sager frdf=
tig 1nteritiitt, permo9te Stepban
jebt iid langium auf SEN @eg our
Gantoniere 81 MAIDEN. Sic tuaren nod
nidt melt gefonmen, oa itiir5te ibnen
cine eSrnlt pntnpnpn
Stephan, mein Stepban!" rrft tie
lrno fdut ibm i6ludaenb nm oen
Sals, 1no Iinft Dor linn nieber. Dem
Simmel lei Gonf, ba bab' id bid pie-
ber!"
slls iie Damn erfubr, tpns gefdeben
mar, ereriff lie tiefbepest anoerls
Sanb nit ibren beioen S6nben 1mb
rief aus iiberquenenoem Sersen:
~anoerl, oas balt on getan? 9as
uergeiie i6 Sir nie!"
Ser Sdger ipii6te iiG cine Srdne
BON Der braunen @ange, al reben
uermodte er nibt.
~Gomm nit 1tns," bot Gresaens in=
briinitig, ~1lilnm s(nteil on unieren
Slid mo feiere nit lln5 Elm frobft=
hes @eibnahtsfelt!"
Ser SSsdger briidte lire Sano: SD
banfe sir, Gres5en5! SD iebe. ibr ieio
gliidlif SaBt mid itiu meiner
@ege 5iebenl"
Evening star., 1947-05-15

Mr.. Henty buys eggs only from
people whose customs he can under
stand. He cannot understand the
MacDonalds with their city ways.
He Is a character, and so are the
taciturn Indians, the shaggy farmers
who wreck Betty MacDonald's life at
the community dance, and the little
old lady who went insane OH the
very farm the MacDonalds now own.
Then, to add another character,
there is the fashionable female
farmer from down the road; gilded
beauty who owns a gilded country
place that Is as stylish as Elizabeth
Arden's.
This gallery Of bucolic types
which surrounds the MacDonalds
assures the screen version of "The
Egg and T. Of plenty Of action. It
moves from mishap to mishap and
Director Erskine has made most
certain OF its popularity in this very
quality Of his picture.
That, and the fact that Miss Col
bert and MacMurray are energeti-
cally unabashed In getting complete
ly into the slapstick spirit of 1t all.
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Is whites 4 81 . a occurational

/ ~ writes Il 81 % Al occ,lrational
hazard.
Jimmy Cagney received . call from
william Saroyan asking Jimmy to
find him an apartment III Holly
wood. IN brief, the author Of Time
TOT Your Life" Is coming here 10 see
what Jimmy and the others are
doing with his story. Cagney went
so Tar as to offer Saroyan q role
as q harfiy Ia the movie, but it was
declined with thanks.
Franciska Gaal Is now on her way
here from Hungary and Joe FASTER
max IS ID Hollywood. She'll make q
picture. she hopes, with Joe, who
knew her when she was q big star in
Budapest. Franciska made one pic
Evening star., 1947-05-15
Hollywood;
Saroyan urns
Down Role in
Own Story
= Cl 81 ssl
By Shenoh 5Fohom

f
I was on the set when Enrol Flynn
knocked out Barton MacLane for 9
scene In silver River" I've often
been told the story Of the star who
punched too soon, and the guy who
forgot to duck-and never believed
1t. But this ! saw. Poor Erroll It
really hurt him more than Mac
Lane. This is the first time IN II
years" Enrol assures me, that q
punch Of mine ever connected.
Barton, Of course, is used to movie
risks because he's usually cast as the
heavy. In the old days when 2
punch connected with his jaw. he'd
fight back, when he came to. Now
Evening star., 1947-05-15
| Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Current Iheoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.
National-I,ove for Love-: $3.50
pm.
Ambassador suddenly It's
Spring; 1:25. $3.50, $50, 7:S5 and
9:45 pm.
CapitoI-'The Imperfect Lady;
II am, 1:45, 4:30, tbs and 10 pm.
Stage shows: 1885, $40, 6:25 and
e:10 pm.
Columbia-"Ramrod";: 11:25 am,
i:3o, $3.50, 5:35. TAO and 9:45 pm.
Earle Suddenly It's SPRING;
i1:35 am, lao, 3:45, $50, 7:55 and
10 pm.
Hippodrome-"Brief Encounter;
ais, $50, 5:25, 7, $40 and 10:15
pm.
Keith's-"The Egg and T.: 11:15
am, 1:2o, 3:25, $50, 7:35 and s:4o
pm.
Little-"Henry the Fifth; 2:3o
and $3.50 pm.
Metropolitan TT Happened on
Fifth Avenue; HOS am, 1:10, 3:15,
5:25, TBS and GAS pm.
Palace-"The Late George Apley";
10:55 am, los, $40, $40. 7:25 and
o:35 pm. ...
Pix-"Adventures of Tom Saw
YER; 2, 4:40, 7:25 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am.