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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-24
NATIONAL Service
Insurance Conc !.
To Scrap Heap

who line up q the War Asstes
Administrators sales sites. veter-
ans Of World War ~ didn't ct
as 'sfed up" using government is
sue items as they tried 70 make
the home folks think when they
crawled back into their good 'sol'
civies." 4 'ss, {
They are coming back for
more. -
But the one CT item they
should never have tired of be-
cause they didn't have to look
at it, or eat IL every day while
in service. has gone to the scrap
heap for good, as far Is about rs
per cent Of the veterans are con-
cerned.
It was worth an average sof
$1,000 to them but into the cur
ner it went with the discarded
obs and few have bothered 10
dig it out and put II to good use
again. ",
That valuable item available
to all service men and women in
World War ii was and still IS
government issue and govern
ment guaranteed - it is Nation
al Service Life Insurance.
Too many veterans thought
that their NSLI policy was to be
declared surplus with the major
ity Of the other anti-axis items.
When they were separated from
the service and the premiums
were no longer deducted from
their fighting pay. they let the
most economical insurance policy
availbale lapse. n
Every day many of these same
veterans are realizing that they
needlessly s. tossed away VIZ
future ,security Of their family
and tlfa Sre. quitting il back u
fuA force under one Of the mary
liberal plans made available to
veterans only" by Congress.
Any honorably discharged We
teran of World War II, whether
or not he or she carried NSII
during their service, is eligible
to carry the full $1,000 govern
ment insurance policy. :,
If a policy was allowed to
lapse, it is easily reinstated, in
the majority of the cases with
out physical examination, by
merely filling out a reinstate-
ment that the veterans health is
the same as when previously in
sured and paying two monthly
premiums. sSsei-.
In August 1916 Congress
changed the NSLI laws to en-
able lump sum or monthly in
stallments, free choice of bene-
ficiaries, choice of six permanent
types of government policies to
which term policies can be con-
verified and choice of many other
desired insurance features.
, A visit to any Veterans Admin
istration contact office is all that
is necessary ;tos affect reinstate-
ment Of NSLI policies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-24

NEW YORK. - When CharI(
J. F. Porter borrowed $3l3 fro(
the National City Bank recenl1
along with the cash he was heof
ed a note, paid" The puzxld
man then learned that the looI
included the billionth doll(
loaned BY the banks 2i.year-ol
personal loan department, -
writing off the loan. was ~
banks way Of celebrating.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-24

HAVANA, May 34.--F0ane-l5lo
pitching BY Vega and - hits II
his teammates against Fort LauH
erdale gave tie Havana Cubaqp
another, Florida nlernatioasD cie-
cult win here last night. To
score. was II to 4.
Results: hAx
Lauderdale O0l 900 OOo- ~ =
Havana 022 O5l O2x--13 r. ,
Donovan and Nichols; VEGA ~
Suarez. s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-24
Detroit xide,s Margin ii American
ieasue, Trimming g.! G, y !. s.;
Yanks Beat Bosox, 80
LIE REYNOLDS HUllLSl
] 2.HITTERs BROWNIES
] DRIVE FELLER FROM
I MOUND. WIN s. |

the New York Giants had taken
over the National Iseas,se lead
|by scalping the Boston Graves,
3 TO 1, yesterday afternoon, the
Brooklyn Dodgers proceeded to
close On the heels Of their fell
low townsnen BY SHILLING the
Philadelphia Phillies. s ID 4 last
might a. Ebbetts Field. The result
left the Dodgers only q safne be-
hind the Giants and second.piace
Chicago Cubs.
The Phillics outhit The Bsins,
collecting II hits off four PITCH
ers but the Dodgers bunched
their bingles off Dutch Leonard
to take a slim lead which Hugh
Casey protected for the last few
innings.
The Giants won their eighth
game in nine starts since leaving
the Polo Grounds as Jansen linn
tied the Braves to six hits while
Johnny Mize paced the New
York attack with Ms nth homer
Of the year in the third off 81
Johnson with the bases FULL.
In q night game at st. Louis
the slowly resurging Cardinals
set back the Pittsburgh Pirates,
: to 0, on the shut-out pitching
Of Ray Munger and Arabs. The
Cards scored their runs In the
first inning. sf s'ii
I THE Detroit Tigers widened'
their American League lead
ivhea they clipped the Chicago
White Sox, 8 ID 2, with some
timely hitting by Pat Mlllin,
league-leading hitter, who drove
ii two Of the Tigers first three
rims. I'D Benton scattered seven
chicaHo hits to win in his first
starting performance Of the year.
Meanwhile. the New York
Yankees were blanking the Sec
ond-place Boston Red, Sox, 2 to
B, as Allie Reynolds turned in
his third shutout of the season,
allowing two hits. Charlie KEEL
ler's ninth homer with two on
base was one Of the IL Yankee
hits.
The third-place Cleveland In
dams dropped q might game as
The last-place st. Louis Browns
solved Bob Feller early in the
game and went on to win, 5 to ..
Ia IL innings at Cleveland. Walt
Judnich homered with one on in
the second inning for the Browns
and Red Robinson connected for
the circuit in the seventh for the
indians. Four relief pitchers fol-
lowed Teller to the mound,
Steve Gromek yielding the win
ming runs. i
4 In the other nocturnal tilt the
Philadelphia Athletics went into
4 tie for fourth place as Phil
Marchildon held the Washington
Senators to three hits at Hiladel-
phia to win, 8 TO I. The AS col
iected 10 hits off Mickey Heafner
and two reliefers. Chef Laabs
smashed a round tripper in the
fifth with two on base. Marchil-
don shut the Mats out after the
first inning.
Results: -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-24

q F7...'T 4 rF :
In oldtime California, the signs
read, Quick Eating Restaurant"
Palestine's Official name is
Eretz Visrael-Flstin.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
DON'T BE LONELY! Meet new
friends, all ages, nationwide, many
wealthy. Kaye Contracts, Box 6,
Sunnyside Station Longs Island
City 4. N. Y.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

children visiting their home folk
recently Miss Barbara Rhinehart,
Melvia Lee Jackson, Dunbar High,
Little Rock; Miss Irma Colman,
Jr. High, Brinkley; Charlie King,
Jr., Dallas County Training School,
Fordyce: Thomas Nelson, North
High, Wichita, Kansas 49,. Frank
Colman, Jr., of Fargo spent the
week end with his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Cottie CONAN 60.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Summerville
are the proud parents of fine
baby boy ....... Charles Ford and
Bobby McDuppy of Bauxite visit
ed his brother, Denver Ford and
other relatives and friends -.
Mrs. Bertha Harmon is about to
be out again after being ill for
weeks ...-... Marion Steele is on
the sick list ........ Bobby Hodge,
Jr.. was home from Nashville re-
Gently ....... Coy Harmon who is
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
MOUNTAIN PINE
Theodis King

James Wallace suffered a light
stroke several days ago and Is yet
confined to his bed. He is the
father Of Mrs. Laura Sorre1l ........
Little Martha ]. Clayborn and
brothers Harvey, Charles Edward
and Charles ID. spent the week
end visiting their grandmother in
Hot Springs ........ Miss l.. v. Hen
derson Of Arkadelphia was house
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Justine
Williams .-..-... Mrs. Esther Sorrell
and family motored to Okolona
last Sunday ........ Mrs. Ada Coulter
Of Hot Springs was a week end
guest Of Mrs. Mary Brown ........ L.
G. Browning and family are the
newcomers to Mt. Pine. They are
formerly Of Jasper. Texas ......-.
Students Of the eighth grade class
are beginning to make prepare
tons for a Christmas Carnival
= :. Helen Neal. former student
visited US last Friday. She rem
dered vocal number on the A.
ternOon program.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

to the Teachers meeting last week
49,. Rev. j. M. Steward Of Mt.
Friendship Baptist Church cele-
brated his anniversary last Sum
day. Amount raised was over
$4,000. and he received many
presents ........ GOSSIP: Miss Clara
Randall and James c. Bell, 'Jr.
are trying to decide will they or
will they won't .,... Walter Allen
Is getting hot with Rubie again
and Sammie Quinn Is cooling off
little -. Gary Marks tMy Fell
low NAM is worrying about Osia
Ola trying to run under him but
he still says, 1T won't be so easy
SON.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

ris, Mrs. Roxie and Lille Austin
attended the AME Conference at
Warren last week No.. Mrs. Betsie
Bynum is visiting her sister. Rosie
GIBSON this week $50. Mrs. jamie
Shaw and Mrs. Mary Moorehead
are visiting relatives in Little
Rock 49,. We are glad to have
Mrs. Flora Woods back with US
after being in Little Rock with
her sister for quite awhile -. Mrs.
Mollie Brown, Mrs. B. Cook and
little Miss Marie made a special
to McGhee Saturday ..... Mrs. Luz
cy Mcdaniel made trip to ST.
Louit visit her aunt Roxie, who
is very i'll .... G. W. Lotion,
Chief Booster for the Missouri
Pacific Lines, will render a pro-
gram at First Baptist Church, Rev.
T. d. West. pastor. The program
will be held Sunday. Nov. S0th
at Montrose. Come and enjoy
grand program 80. Mrs. S. Al
len was the guest OF her sister.
Mrs. Alberta Warren last week..
Sam Bryant spent the week end
in Louisiana with his daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Sparks.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
PORTLAND
Mrs. Sadie Davenport

Rev. o. H. Harper carried out
his PASTORAL service at No 2
Sunday. Devotion was led by Bro.
VIM. Griffin and Bro. ]. Wilson.
The ushers lifted the penny or
fering. The pastor, Rev. o. H.
Harper read for the morning les
son a portion of the 5th chapter
of Acts, AN Unfailing Christ"
He also sang, HE Never Will
Leave Me Alone. The total col
lection lifted was 1912 ....... Mrs.
Rosie johnson and Mrs. Lottie
Wells made special trip to Mon
roe, La. hospital to see Mrs. Har-
riett Steps who is to undergo an
operation ...... Mrs. Matilda Gar
land, l.. A. Christal, Maggie Har-
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
JUNCTION CITY
Ethel l.. Dunn

Rev. S. Morris, pastor of Mt
Union Baptist Church preached
wonderful sermon at HOO a. m,
........ Circle No. met at the home
president; Mrs. Ophelia Parker,
of Mrs. j. d. Williams on the 10Th
of November. Mrs. Anne Morris,
president; Mrs Ophelia Parker
Teacher; Mrs. Elnora Brown. Sec
rotary. ........ The Willing Workers
Club met in the home of Mrs.
Lucy Dorch. Mrs. Lucy Wyatt,
president; Mrs. Ethel Lee Dunn.
Teacher A wonderful prayer SER
vice was conducted by the Teach
err. Mrs. Mineola, Secretary. $500.
There will be a Union Thanks
giving program given at the home
of Mrs. Charlie Wright on the
9th. Everyone is invited. Refresh
ments will be served after the
program 80. Rev. J. w. Dunn
left on the 10Th for Fit. Smith to
attend the Annual Conference 49,.
Mrs. Ethel Lee Dunn postponed
her trip because of the change in
weather 800. Mrs. Mineola Gay
has returned home from Chicago.
She reports an enjoyoble trip ........
X. Cameron left for Los Angeles,
A going away social was given in
his hoonor at the home of Ebert
Hayes. Mrs. Earnest Virgins SER
| we'd cake and ice cream. ........ Mrs
L. Hard left for Milwaukee, Mis-
on the 3rd.. Mrs. Homer Genneels
nels of Pleasant Grove is here
visiting in-laws. ...... Mrs. Lille
Hard and Mrs. Joe Ethel Island
went to Ell Dorado on the 18th 49,.
Prof. j. Pearson has made some
wonderful improvements in the
school and on the. campus. With
the help of others, he has put a
pump well, eight swings. and 9th.
er playground equipment on the
grounds for the children. There
was more improvements made in
two months than in the past le
years.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

James Ramsey

The members Of Mt. Zion Bap-
fist Church held anniversary SER
vices for their pastor, Rev. Wal
lace Dunn. The anniversary SER
mon was preached by Rev. j. II.
Rowe and was inspiring. Amount
raised was $7262 ........ Funeral
rites for Mrs. Dadie Massey were
held at New Providence Church
November 10. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. j. II.
Rowe. Survivors are: Clemmon
Massey, husband, 9 children and
a host of relatives and friends ...~
Mr.. and Mrs. Minnieweather and
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28


James Paul Cox, Clementine
Carter, Mrs. Seacie Pierce and
L. L. Pierce went to a banquet
in Little Rock last week. T h e
theme of the program held before
the banquet was, Life in the
Home" Mrs. c. Carter received
ten dollors as a prize for making
dress. Mr.. Pierce won a certifi-
cate ..,... A meeting was held at
Peake High School last Saturday
morning for the All Club ........-
Miss T. o. Pierce, Mrs. B. Horton,
and Mrs. p. Allen of Curtis went
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
BENTON
Luther COlman

Luther Colman. Benton's State
Press Agent, was guest of Peter
Campbell, State Press Circulation
Manager, at Gurdon, Nov. 9th -.
Mrs. M. X. Kinchen returned
home from a visit with her mo-
Their at Helena ....... High School
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28
employed at Stamps spent Ii

employed at Stamps spent last
Sunday with relatives here ,.......
Mrs. Mary Smith johnson, State
Press, reporter, has been ordered
by her physician to take much
needed rest $50. Mrs. Eddie Wash
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Sto-
vail spent the week in in Smack
over, Ell Dorado and Crossett.
Arkansas State press., 1947-11-28

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ramsey Wis
tied friends and relatives in Lille,
La, November 9th ,....... On Nov
ember II, New Providence's choir
won in a contest held at ST. James
Baptist Church. Prize was $500.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
RADIO PROGRAM,

)G<AM for that day.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
WQQW, $40 K.c.
20% Pay Raise Urged
For Niqht Teachers

The District Apprenticeship Coun-
Gil yesterday recommended a 20 per
cent increase next fall in funds
paid by the Board of Education
toward the hire of night school in
structors for registered apprentices
The recommendation followed
disclosure by Gino j. SINH, District
director of apprenticeship, that the
number of approved apprenticeship
programs here had nearly doubled
during the past year.
Mr.. Simi told the council there
are now 1888 former servicemen TAX
ing the training here under the
federally supervised program. He
predicted the number would be dou-
bled by the time school starts in
September.
Milton r. Stevens, council chair
man, told the group SO instructors
recruited from industry now teach
apprentices in the night schools,
mostly at Bell Vocational School
Seventy different trades are COW
cred, he said,
To handle the expected increased
number next fall. Mr.. Stevens said.
an estimated so instructors will be
needed.
The council, appointed by the
Commissioners to coordinate ap-
premiership training here, met at
the Offices of the Washington
Building Trades Council, 1911 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
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Get a package of MILBURN'S
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Evening star., 1947-02-22
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. C. laUs couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, t0ait three full days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
william Dawkins, 20, 1881 T st. NV, and
Mary Heart, "a, 1927 T st. NV.
Harry Walsh. 43. 1889 south Carolina ave.
Sc: and Regina Caf1erty, ~, Philadel-
phia.
wills Mis- wa4i and Alice ri NOISE FL 1872 g. 15tf 5th 1T
ST.. NV.
Tavern Euhrer. 20, Walter Reed, Hospital,
and Marilyn Woods, 10, Rockford, Ill.
King ShsPers s.4 q e. ard I'd Christine h Randas
Donald Allen, 27. Charlottesville, Va, and
Hazel Banks, 80, 1889 18th ST. NV.
David Davenport, %, and Matte Everett,
27. both of 2Ol4 Portner pl. NV.
Walter Gray. 81. and Darleen West, 1s,
| 1144 Bladensburg rd. ne.
Armster E. Henry. 90. and Kathleen sneed
| 25. both of 1888 18th st. NV.
| Albert Robinson, 20. 11o2 4th st. NV
John CODY, 40, and Helen Bohener, 80.
both of New York City.
Ernest rAthrahamson. "a. Palicans. ds Tex'
0a and NPzsn Fsnces Meek 90 g. drsen e lows
Md
Samuel Nevils. 81, EOS MASSACHUSETTS, ave;
Park, Md.
Sam Lytchfield. ir, 80. Columbia, s.. C.,
and Margaret Won Husen, 80, 215
st. ne.
g. Soh of 1903 "a Anaeosa aaa Aes fd s
aud Ema eTseeR e. a. s$ a1si sine St. st. NV NV
r. bofh of $3.50 G Mnnesota kss ave- DAss ss
Bennie Roberts, 1s,, solomons. Md. and
Betty Puska, 10, 1876 irving st. NV.
EbeR r9Pe crp g. aae s. 1aas ss aeranu g. E 'aa s
Frederick childs, 1s, 5107 5th ST.. NV,
and Mary Booth. II, 1913 Marietta pl, NV.
EdSasd snd jsan Phps 30 On Alnston aha s's NV
Leslie stull, 81, s15 East Capitol St, and
Yerda Bishop, 81, 900 Massachusetts
| ave. ne.
william David, 81, 1869 Clay. pl; ne, and
| Lois DURAN, 81, 1910 23rd st. Sc.
Robert Miller, q, o2d "a 2 st; NV, and
of 131 10th st. ne. 1000
''es nss, a and lena Burrows, 90 1873 Mon:
ws% ffS 1sss s:4 a4t6 o:,; #:
| Forrest Swan, SO, Ft. Belvoir, and Mary
Kraker, %, 2701 14th ST. NV.
| Troy Myrich, 81. 9O6 Westminster st.
NV. and Anita Logan, 81, a35 E st. s.w;
John Arnold, 90, .Alexandria. Va, and
Dorothy Jones, 26, San Antonio, Texas;
Eugene Payton, 10, 311 ST. ne, and
Margaret jackson. 1s. 23s 18th pl. ne;
Theodore Moore, %, % st. s.w, and
Mary Tate, 20. $40 oN N ST. t,,.-;,,u sw;,, ..
ne, and Bessie M. Efrat, 33, 24so
18th st. NV.
Claude Harris, 20, 1924 F st; NV, and
John jacobsen, "a, and Gertrude Beal, 90,
both Of Alexandria, w. u, =.
NV. and Martha MacDousal, 20, 1s
| Bates st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-02-22

Wop, 7:30-Band Leader Woody Herman
and The comedy team, Sweeney and March,
appear.
VOL, 8;00-comedian Zero MosteI plays
Twenty Questions
WTop, 8:00-Herbert Marshall in Journey
Into Fear"
VOL, 9:o0-Dana Andrews, Dennis Day,
Frances langford, Shirley Ross, Billie Burke.
Pianist Eugene List others appear on this
special program.
W0P, 9:00--GinnY Simms beqins q four.
Evening star., 1947-02-22

week engagement as feminine star Of the
hit Parade
VOL, i0;00-"New Noon" stars Marion
Claire and Thomas |. Thomas.
W0p, i0:i5-JosI Mecrsa end Veronica
Lake In . radio adaptation Of their new film.
"Ramrod.'
WMAl, i0:30-"Taxss and Job" are the
theme Of. a dramaii1ation.
VOL, it;30-Atforney General Tom cIarI
reports on Justice Department moves 10 uncover
un.American activities.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
WpIk, 7:30 k.C,


I .()o p.u,-Johnny Mercer.
liz p'nn.-Sunset HarmoniZers.
i:3O p.m,-Tommy Dorsey Or.
800 p.m,-Charlie Barnet Or.
2:3O p.ri.-Bob Strong Or.
400 p.m-Charlies Spivak Or.
3:3O m.-Tony Pastor Or.
Loo p.m.-Randy Brooks Or.
4:3G p.m.-Buddy Morrow Or.
Roo p.m.-Count Basic Or.
$40 p.m.-Lionel Hampton Or.
5:45 p.n1.-Stgn On.
WINK FIN, 44.7 and s7.s hegaVeles.
WINK rM duplicates all WINK pro
grams from 8 am. to 11:15 pm. dailyJ
WAsH-Fh, ss.9 hegaeYeIes.
300 rn.-Symphony Hall.
400 rn.-Sacred Heart Program.
4:I6 p.rn.-Monitor Views and News.
4:3O p.m.-Pass in Review.
800 p.m.-This Day.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
Audit of Page County
Shows $20,515 Surplus
BY the Asseeiefed Press

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 22.-State
Auditor j. Gordon Bennett reported
to Gov. Tuck's Office yesterday
that an audit of the accounts and
records of Page County for the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1946.
showed that income from all funds
exceeded expenditures by s20,515.
The audit covered the records OF
the board of supervisors, the school
board, the finance board, the well
fare board and various county ofl-
cials. ALI records and accounts were
in order.
Evening star., 1947-02-22
ON the AIR TODAY.

Wop, 5:oo-WilIiam Kapell plays Proko'
fsFs Third Plano Concerto.
VOL, 6:00-soprano Desi Halban is solosi
In Mahlsfs Fourth Symphony"
W0p, 7:i5-Jean SabIon introduces his
sister, Gsrmalns, French night club and radio
entertainer.
WNAL, 7:30-A special Brotherhood Week
presentation by Ira Marion, in which a young
man Of today has conversation with Abraham
ineojn
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-14
Plane to Bring Camel
For Assigned To
Treasury

The first all-animal cargo
plane, the Noah's Ark, an S-54,
has been rented by Coulson
Click from the Philippines Over
seas Airlines for $4,000 and
will be flown back to Los An
geles March Is from Karachi,
India, with an Arabian camel
as one of it's most important
passengers. The camel-the first
ever to be flown over "the
Hump - will be used in Co.
lumbia's Assigned to Treasury
starring Dick Powell and Signe
HasSo, and will be hauled by
boat from Saudi Arabia to Ka-
rachi, for shipment on the Noah's
Ark. Click is owner of Los An
geles' Wonderland Bird Farm
and Zoo, and regularly rents
animals to the motion picture
studios, but has not been able
to get any new animals into the
United States since Pearl Har-
'bor.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-14

The film gives Delmar full op-
portunity to develop his role to
the utmost. In the part of the
impoverished Beauregard Clag,
horn who is persuaded to run for
senator in opposition to his own
wife, he brings to the screen all
the familiar oddities of speech
and gesture which have endeared
him to his fans.
The film surrounds Delmar
with a strong supporting cast of
film favorites, headed by Una
Merkel in the role of his domi.
neering wife; June Lockhart,
daughter of Gene and Kathleen
Lockhart, in the role of his
lovely daughter; and Douglas
Dumbrille, as the crooked polit.
ical leader. Also seen is Ken.
meth Farrell, newcomer who is
being introduced to films in the
leading romantic role of the boy
with whom Miss Lockhart is in
love, whose initial performance
proves him to be well-grounded
thoroughly capable performer
who is certain to go very far In
films.
In his first film role, Delmar
proves himself a worthy con-
tender for top acting honors to
match the great popularity he
has achieved on the air. Senator
Claghorn Is a meaty character,
well-rounded and colorful, who
epitomizes all the foibes and
failings which we have grown to
associate with the particular type
of Southern solon who makes
long and windy speeches at the
drop of a hat. It is to the credit
of director Ben Stoloff that he
never allows the action to be
slowed up or to drag, but has
maintained a sparklingly fast
pace for every moment of the
picture.
It's a safe bet that after "It's
a Joke, Son!" fans will be de-
manding more of Kenny Delmar
in films. BY his performance he
joins that select little group of
performers who have proven
themselves masters of every en-
tertainment medium.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-03-14
"That Way With
Women In Final
Week AT Strand

THAT Way with Women" "
Warner Bros comedy drama,
began a third and final week at
the New York Strand Theatre
on Friday.
Co-starred in the film are
Dane Clark, Martha Vickers and
Sydney Greenstreet. In princi-
pal supporting roles are Alan
Hale, Craig Stevens, Barbara
Brown and Don Mcclure.
Claude Thornhill and his or
chestra headline the accompany
ing 'in person" show which also
features the dancing Di Gatanos
and comic Bob Hopkins. Added
attractions to the 'in person"
show are movie stars Martha
Vickers and Alan Hale.
Pursued" United States
Picture released by Warmers S
and starring Teresa Wright and
Robert Mitchum, will be the
next screen attraction at the
Strand, beginning next Friday,
March 7.