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Evening star., 1949-01-02
Reductions Up to 500 oerAnrD LIFETIME FURNITURE

(l1Exquisite send.n,odern sofa Shaped
front Covered inssolid grey outside and
orns. Inside lovely yellow and grey. Leaf
pottern broeotelIe. Down cushions with
zippers Was $4e5 OO----k $z3e.oo
Cd Tufted back and arm 2-cushion
magnificent English oversized sofo.
$3.50 huge down cushions. Green tex
ture cover. Exceptionally comfortable.
Was S735 35.OO-------k Now $4e5.oo
Cd Korpen wood frame SOTO, covered in
grey broeoteiIe. Tuxedo style, custom
mode Solid mahogany frone. Wos
Now $4,000
% English love scot. Spring hoir, soft
cushions. Covered in stunning rec, yell
low and green pure silk stripe. Skirt to
floor Was $685. $4,000
ID Tufted scot and back Provincial
in yellow and grey diamond texture. Wos
OD Custom made Regency SOTO in
nubby woven ehortreuse upholstery. Di-
vided back. From display room, but spot
IessIy fresh. Was $3.50 Nov S295.00
81 OTHER SOFAS FROM s77soo TO Hssoo
SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Solid mahogany, credenzo buffet, dining
room group, cobinet base china with
metal grille and gloss, Phyfe dining table
with four Phyfe side ehoirs and ar ern,s rs
Very fine crotch mahogany, serpentine
front buffet to floor, dining room suite.
huge breokfront to floor, four drawer
server, two o:-pedestoI table, 4 Iodderbock
chairs and two arms All mahogany Was
81, 1850 ------------how sss5.oo
Williams Kimp all mahogany, cupboard
bose china cabinet, with drawer, heavy
mouIdnes Was $4,000 - Now $4,000
Rockford dining suite in mohoe-
any with o2-inoh buffet to floor, break
front, Phyfe dining table, four |odderboek
chairs, arms, finely made and beouti-
fully finished. Was $872.OO----.-- Now
$5s5.oo
Extremely we'll done Junior dining group
in bIeoched quortered oak, fine panel
work. Troys to floor in buffet, cabinet
china with mirror doors, extension table,
4 upholstered back chairs and one orn
Wos $4,000 Now $495.00
Widdicomb dining group in beige moroe-
any, huge extension tobIe, Chino top buff
fet, four upholstered boek side chairs,
two arm chairs, beautifully motched tops
and finish. Wos $730 Now $3ss. 90
Huge swirl mahogany front breokfront
china, serpentine front. three panel gloss,
top with carvings. Was $lo6.5O,
Now $i4s.oo
Evening star., 1949-01-02

Superb inioys, ,scoss banding and price,
4, less figured mohooony distinguish this
fine group Serpentine fronts, fine
hordwore. Dresser, chest on chest, dou-
Bile bed, night tobIe Twin beds avail
obIe. Wos $3.50 6oOO-----Now $685.. 90
Huge double dresser (9 drowers) bed
room group in walnut and beeohwood
Finely shaped fronts, Ioree mirrors and
corved mouIdines. Also included, chest,
full vonity, double bed, night tobe,
bench. Twin beds ovoiIobIe Wos
Famous Grand Rapids mode bedroom
group Swirl mahogany swell fronts with
genuine sotinwood cross bondines. Met
ol-Ieof mirrors. includes chest on chest,
vonity, night tobIe and double bed Twin
beds available. Was ST ,l58.OO
Now $795. 90
26 OTHER FINE BEDROOM SUITES
FROM THE COUNTRY'S FOREMOST
MAKERS GREATLY REDUCED.
BEDROOM PIECES
KndeI, huge e-drower chest on chest,
50 inches high, moenifieenty figured
mahogany, moulded drawer fronts, su-
perby finished. Was S345.O0
Now $245.oo
Sleek stroeht- line fine bedroom group
by Sigh, Grond Rapids. finest Of cabinet
work and construction, metal pulls
dresser, chest, vonity, bench, night to-
Bile. double bed twin beds ovoiloble).
Was $825 90 -----Now $495 90
KindeI 4o-inch high Colonial chest of
drawers, SO inches wide Figured mo-
hoeony, finely finished, metoI pulls. Wos
$l8e.OO-----------kow $4,000
Solid cherry dresser with hanging mirror.
Sooniol style with metal trim. Wos
Drexel coNed rope edge Chippendole
bedroom group in finely figured mohog-
any, dresser, chest, double bed chest,
night tobIe. Was $425.O co.
Now szs5.oo
Kittneer Chinese modern 5-drower
chest, seofoom green, Chinese motif on
front. Was S225. 5.OO--- Now SI45.O0
Kttneer three -drower low chest, Chi
nese modern, seofoom green. Can be
used in pairs Wos $l88.OO.
Now $l25.oo
Modern lined oak chest desk, storage
drawers. Panel front, wood pulls. Was
$3.50 -------N Now $4,000
Modern lined oak night table or end
tobIe, ! drawer and large cabinet with
door. Was $3.50 = Now $3.50
Mahogany dresser and hanging mirror.
swell front of swirl mahogany with mar j.
quety inlay panel. Was $ll25O
Now $3.50
stotton True-Type 6-drower collectors
finish maple chest Very good. Wos
$93 90 $3.50
Mople night toble with one drower and
shelf, honey color maple, finely finished.
Wos $500 O------------Now $I4.95
Evening star., 1949-01-02

CHARMING FRENCH
PROVINCIAL SOFAS,
CHAIRS AND LOVE
SEATS mode by korpen.
Beautifully covered.
Reduced z5% to 50%
Evening star., 1949-01-02

Cearances beneficial for both of We need the
taken up by single pieces, discontinued styles and
dropped patterns YOU get fine furniture from Americas
most famous makers prices that represent but fraction
of it's real All selections from regular Mayer stocks
All Lifetime Furniture that Mayer Co.'S highest stand.
ards of excellence Use deferred plan
Evening star., 1949-01-02
VICTORIAN SOFAS
AND CHAIRS

From the country's fore
most mokers-Vonder-
lay, Korpen, LobIein. All
with solid mahogany
carved frames. All finest
quality.
Reduced 25% to 500
Evening star., 1949-01-02
BEDDING CLEARANCE

OCCASIONAL TABLES
Cord All mahogany
eoned oproo We $500 ------~ -
xs sxse % & % p s42 25 WIDE 4s" m Four Shelves Decorators piece Was ss* s
mP 24x 734 hand fooled Shef 2 toll
s4s5
Console 24x12
w.: 9 Se @ Regency picked pine plume psso g. plate s; TOP Was $500 % S.; 5
$500 -- --~~- - ~~---.~-~. $685.
2 ] : . s; M OPEN All rsh.sss one ws Was s ST.;
stetche o~--s ~ 49,, ~ '0~o ~ % ~ ~ Now ssss
nnohoe
ttee1 @ @ wS So M
lamp {obe miTo % do~et ne 55Gx @ s14
Skto ob! l12 x31h Was S59 Now $685.
Wa " S w. ~ ~ Now
pedesoI
Wos $500 -, ~--.~~ - - - ~'c- Nov sss5
heoy pedesoI Ws $1,000 Now $685.
long drower $3.50 ~ Now
$4,000 - Now s155o
mmodeW
RUG CLEARANCE
H % Width e.: S:: s:SS: % 81 ss; s. 8 s;5
s s I Loek~soys beige % ts w & s'2 @ S5 so
ex9 Rose BrodIoom Was So4e5 ss5
COURTESY PARKING IN REAR OF STORE
II u
Mayer Go.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

Voted by millions-"Amer-
ica's most beautiful carl"
A low build is the basis for
modernbeauty. and New
Hudson, with 'step-down"
design, Is lowest of all
yet there's full road clear
ance. Its stunning lines flow
naturally, even to thegrace-
full curves of its Full-View
windshield.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20
Prize Winning Kitchen Combines
Beauty With Practical Features

The dream kitchen of Miss
Myrtle Emerson of H~arleston is
a dream which not only came true.
but became the prize winning
kitchen in the county and also
won second place in both the
Southeast district and state kitch-
en- contests sponsored by the State
Home Demonstration Council.
Miss Emerson who had an ade-
quate kitchen, typical of most
rural homes, dreamed of a modern
kitchen when electricity became
available, but she was a practical
dreamer and being a member of
the H~arleston Home Demonstra-
ton club she had been to lectures
on kitchen arrangement.
So she drew a plan to scale of
her kitchen as it existed and
then consulted Miss Vela Nc
Kinley, county Home Demonstra-
ton agent, for technical advice.
After a carpenter had boarded
up two windows on one side of
the kitchen and put a door onto
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

the porch which later was glassed
in TO become a breakfast room,
Miss Emerson began carrying out
the plan which she had carefully
arranged.
The walls were papered with
a gay design of small potted flow
ers on a white background. The
soft blue of the inlaid linoleum
and the counter tops repeated a
blue accent in the wall paper.
The L-shaped kitchen is ar
ranged in the most approved man
ner with a cooking center, a dish
washing center and a prepare
ton center. A gas stove of the
newest type dominates the cook
ing center with convenient count
ter top space adjoining and uten-
sils stored in the adjacent cab
inets underneath.
The dishwashing center could
be the envy of scores of house
wives with a cabinet model sink
and an electric dishwasher next
to it. The electric refrigerator
has ample counter space adjoin-
ing for food preparation.
Built-In Space
Along two sides of the kitchen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

in Pascagoula on business last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Devers
and family spent the weekend
with Mrs. Devers' mother, Mrs.
Ellen Danley of Union Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hurd and
family of Forts Lake visited in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bragg Sunday.
Mrs. Eloise Westphal of Moss
Point visited Mrs. Robert Bragg
Thursday and enpoyed a fishing
trip.
Vernon Taylor and father of
Mobile spent the weekend at their
fishing camp on Goodies Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Garner Wis
tied Mrs. Gamers sister and
brother-in-law at Carrolton Acres
in Mobile.
Mrs. Oscar Elder and Mrs.
George Hanuelt of Orange Grove
visited Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Gar
ner this week.
Mrs. Zell Lambert and Mrs.
James Lambert were business
visitors to Moss Point and Pasca-
goula this week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

Along two sides of the kitchen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

are built-in cabinets affording
counter space for working and
ranged above them on the wall
are a series of steel cabinets with
a light that comes on in each
one when the door is opened.
Underneath the wall cabinets is
also a concealed light, which
shines down on the counter top.
and outlets for electrical equip
ment.
On the third wall of the kitch-
en- is a built-in cabinet which was
designed for the storage of china,
glass and silver with the bottom
cabinet used for storage.
An exhaust fan placed in the
window over the sink draws out
all cooking odors. The window
is outlined with a ruffle of blue
checked Bingham, which is not
only attractive but practical.
An overhead fluorescent light
sheds a clear glow over the kitch-
en- and CLEANS on the spotless
white of the cabinets and wood
work. All of the equipment is
operated by electricity except the
stove which is a gas range.
Miss Emerson who is the neice
c. K. Davis lives with her uncle
and keeps house for him. Her
young niece, also lives with them
and finds it a pleasure to practice
making cookies in such a pleasant
kitchen as this. Even washing
dishes is nc longer a chore.
A deep freeze unit with three
compartments is more than a lux
ury in the Davis home; it is a
storehouse of all manner of har-
vest from the fields and streams.
One can hardly think of anything
that Miss Emerson can't produce
from her store of frozen foods.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20
NEWS FROM
Franklin Creek
BY MRS. HoBERT BRAGG

Mrs. A. f. Hurd was the hon.
GREE at a lovely surprise birth
day party given by her husband.
A. R. Pecaut and Howard Ma
Piles furnished the violin and
guitar music. The table was dec
Grated with gladioli, pink roses
and Gamma lilies and the cake was
complete with candles. After the
cake was cut it was served with
punch by Misses Adelaide and
Ann Hurd, daughters of the hon
Gree, to Mr.. ands Mrs. Robert
Poole and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus Naples, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Naples, Mrs. Minnie Hurd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Lyons and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Bragg and sons.
Mrs. Hurd was presented with
numerous nice gifts.
Mrs. D. ]. Driver of Gulfport
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Ellis Lyons of Fort Lake Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lambert
had as their guest for a few days
Mr.. Lambert's brother, Will Lam
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Garner mo-
tored to Orchard, Ala. on bust
ness last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hurd were
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20
NEWS FROM
Wade
BY MRS. LILLIAN FAccARD

Mrs. Fred Thompson Of Column
bia who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. o. A. Brown, re-
turned to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee Tullus and son, Bob
BY, and daughter, Janey, of Luce
dale were visitors in Wade Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Tullus and
family have been in Kentucky
for the past month visiting her
parents.
The many friends Of r. c. Fag-
gard were glad to hear that he
was able to be brought home
som the hospital Friday after
room He has been in the hos-
pital for treatment for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Moran had
their son Jack and family of Mo
bile to spend the weekend with
them.
Mi. and Mrs. Ellis Merchant
and family moved into their new
home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Faggard
and son Of Kreole visited the for
mer's father Saturday afternoon
and were glad to find him recup
Grating.
Vondeil Afford and Mary Eliza
beth Johnson of Hurley were din
ner guests of Joyce Faggard
Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. c. Wyatt
were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Davis. Rev.
Wyatt preached at Helena Sun
day afternoon to a large congre-
cation.
The many friends Of Mrs. o. A.
Brown are glad to see her able
to be up and out among friends
after having beerf confined to her
bed for the past five weeks.
A large congregation enjoyed
two sermons by the Rev. J. A.
Williams at the Caswell Springs
ehurch on Sunday. The series of
services will close on Friday.
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ATTEND v-D MEET1NG

DR.. Andrew Hedmeg, acting di-
rector of the county health de-
partment, and J. L. Rogers, We
nereal disease investigator for
Jackson County, attended a con-
ference in Meridian Thursday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

Spring salads are delicious
served with sour cream instead
of the usual dressing. Try lettuce,
green onions and thin cucumber
slices this way. Season the salad
with salt and lots of freshly
ground pepper.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

The one-day meeting was held for
the purpose of planning a new
venereal disease control program.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

Some historians believe that
the first American coffee house
was opened in 1889 in Bston.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-05-20

To stretch leftover chicken use
it in a loaf, serve it with a mush-
Dom sauce.
Evening star., 1949-11-15
Hollywood Diary
Rex Harrison Play Won't Go West
By SheiIoh Grohom

and Harry (James) come to the
Players all the time" Next di-
recting assignment for Sturgis is
Nothing Doing" starring Clark
Gable and Lana Turner.
Cornell Wilde really damaged
his hand when he fell recently.
The cut required % stitches.
John Wayne's name in a
picture, so a big banker tells me,
insures his producer Of financial
backing. That must be very
comfortable thought for Mr..
Wayne.
Henry Wilcoxon has said MAY
be" to $4,000 for two weeks at
the London Palladium after he
finishes there in Mrs. Miniver." I"
THE big trouble is that haven't
even started for there" says
Henry who is still ailing after his
bout of virus pneumonia.
frankie Laine expects to make
$250,O00 this year for recording
just two songs ~ Mule Train"
and "That Lucky Old Sun" And
just over four years ago that
lucky old son was making a SIS
a week - and glad of it.
Van johnson and Evie are
looking at Hedy Lamarr's home
for sale. "It's such a folksy
house." Van tells me between song
numbers in Duchess of Idaho"
Esther Williams gave husband
Ben Gage a birthday party at
their own restaurant, The Trails.
But the place was so crowded"
Esther tells me. Ben, who's a
good businessman, made our
guests wait while we served the
customers" Esther's not a bad
business girl herself.
Marina Berti is the latest 1tal-
ian actress to make good In
Hollywood. Marina has the Sec
ond lead with Tyrone Power in
Prince of Foxes" She now has
ditto with Marta loren in de-
ported"
Danny Thomas looked pretty
cute wheeling in a big bicycle for
his small daughter, Teresa. at her
Evening star., 1949-11-15

to close Saturday night after q
flock of adverse reviews.
If that many sports page
readers who would not know
where to look for the critics
could do so much for his attrac-
ton over one weekend, Producer
Pemberton decided to try another.
Football has a long way to 60 and
even if it never hits the North
Carolina -Notre Dame level again.
there will be lot Of people in
town with time to kill.
Who knows but that early
Autumn, a tough time for new
drama, may not see producers
.pinning their faith on sports to
get them around the critics?
Not very far around, of course!
How would you like to be a
sensation at the next cocktail
party you attend. instead Of your
usual morose, melancholy self?
All you have to do is drift from
pretty blond to pretty brunette
seeping out the truth about Gin
derella. It is a great myth that
has grown up about this girl and
exploding it might make you the
social sensation you dreamed Of
when you became reconciled to
brushing your hair at the age Of
IS.
The lowdown on Cinderella, to
come right out with it. is that she
never wore a glass slipper in her
life. The thing was made of fur,
probably less sloppy looking than
those things your mother, sister
or wife has worn, but fur neverthe-
less.
This intelligence is vouchsafed
by Walt Disney's research depart
ment which says way back in
translating the story from French
into English some dullard mistook
the word meaning "fur" for one
Evening star., 1949-11-15

the groaner choked and gagged
when he had to fire up briar
for "Top of the Morning" scene.
1t was the first time he'd
smoked pipe in three years.
Evening star., 1949-11-15

meaning "glass." The French,
who might have given the whole
mistake the horse-laugh. turned
out to be glass slipper lovers at
first sight, and changed their
word for fur to the one for glass.
If this one does not work out
your social salvation, there will
be another revelation no doubt
from some other Hollywood re-
search department.
Just stick around. There will be
other days when column material
is so shy man will write any
thing.
Washington's Town Hall people
who get around with their eyes, as
well as their ears open, are plan
ming to stage" their lectures this
fall and winter. Not for them
the lecturers forlorn chair. a lee
tern or table, and the glass Of
water. These meager symbols of
intellectual austerity, or whatever
it is, will give way to a stage
dressed to resemble living room,
library or something else more
congenial to the absorption of the
speakers wisdom.
In time, one can hope, staging
might extend to college classrooms
which would be far less forbidding
If they looked more like the libra
ries Of, say. the Metropolitan or
Cosmos clubs.
The days mail brings Film
Daily's familiar ballot on which
the Nations movie critics will vote
the publications 10 best pictures
for 1949. It does not require in
slant decision, which gives a man
time to ruminate on a few of the
pictures which the studios seem to
have nominated in a spirit of des-
peratlon.
A quick sample from the "D's"
is Down Dakota Way" the fail
ure of which will at least be more
modest than Miss Tatlock's Mil
lions" 1.-THE Babe Ruth Story"
Tuna Clipper" Return of Oc-
tober" and that whopper from
Walter Wanger, Joan of Arc"
On the constructive side, a quick
of the list indicates
that the ultimate 10 best this year
will be more solid than q lot of
cynics might think.
II X \ i
"Al the Kings Men," Robert
Rossen's film adoption Of Robert
Penn Warren's outspoken political
novel. will be the next attraction
at the Playhouse, opening Novem-
Der %. % -.
Evening star., 1949-11-15
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Screen.

Ambassador-"The Story Of
Seabiscuit":; /, sos, Sis, 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol-"Red Light: II am.
1:45, 4:30. 7:15 and 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1855. $40, 6:25 and Git
pm.
Columbia-"Song of Surren-
der; 11:45 am. las, 3:45. 5:45
7:45 and 9:40 pm.
Dupont - Lost Boundaries"
/ 20, 1928. $50, 1885 and 9:40 pm
Keiths-"She Wore a Yellow
Ribbon; '11:15 am. 1:15. 3:l5
5:25, 7:30 and $40 pm.
Metropolitan The Reckless
Moment: 11:15 am. lis, 3:15,
5:25. 7:35 and $50 pm.
Little-"Hamlet";; 1920 am, !,
$40, $40 and 9pm.
National-"A Woman's Secret:
1920 am, los, 2:45. 4:30, 6:15
1855 and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"That Forsythe Wom-
an; 11:40 am, 2:15. 4:45, 7:15
and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Carnegie Hall; 2, 4:35
7:10 and 9:45 pm.
Playhouse-"Passport to Pim-
lico": 11:15 am, los. 2:50, 4:35,
$40, $40 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Fallen Idol:
11:10 am. /, 2:45, 4:35, $40, 8:10
and 9:55 pm.
Warner-'The Story of Sea-
biscuit: 1920 am, 1880. 3:25,
5:35, 1885 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-11-15
HOLLYWOOD

Rex Harrison will avoid Los
Angeles on his present tour with
Anne of the Thousand Days"
But not by choice. It seems the
scenery is too heavy and too ex-
pensive to ship west Of Chicago.
And besides Lilli Palmer wants
him back soon in New York.
call Ida Lupino to find out
what goes with her marriage to
Collier Young. And he answers.
"The wolves are baying," he tells
me, "but all can say is there
is no divorce coming up. Ida just
took a little shack at the beach
to do some writing by herself for
our next picture. We always have
artistic battles. But not in the
other department."
Howard Hughes is using the
closed-to- the public top floor Of
Preston Sturgis' Players Restau-
rant as another office. It's very
convenient with telephones in
every booth and food sent up from
the kitchen when ever he is
hungry. And here I thought after
Mad Wednesday," directed by
Preston, that he and Howard were
mad at each other.
And about Betty CRADLE" Pres
ton says. "She isn't mad at me
either (they did Blonde from
Bashville Bend" together. Betty
Evening star., 1949-11-15

| UlfLIludy PARTY. 4c1cod 10 A41ec
high to q pedal.
Gene Nelson stars in the Lon
don version Of Lend an Ear. :"
The condition Of Fred MacMur-
rays wife. Lillian, shows no i'm
provement. Fred is never away
from her now for more than q
few hours.
June Allyson and Dick Powell
were packing for Honolulu.
Daughter Pat started to cry. Dick
and June cried off. They'll settle
for a brief motor trip up the
coast.
Steve Fisher calls me to say he
never even considered Chris
Drake in the Robert Aida role in
winter Kill" Its true he mar
ried my girl (Kitty Irish. And
of course that hurt. But it had
no bearing on who starred in my
play" Warmers bought the movie
rights of winter Kill" two years
ago for Humphrey Bogart.
Joel McCrea and Ellen Drew,
two good troupers, 60 on the road
in January to help sell their
"Stars in My Crown" Metro
movie.
Jimmy Durante has the dance
team of Francois and Gisela
Szonyi under personal contract.
They're in New York with Jimmy
now for his Copacabana night
club date.
Released by WAWA
Evening star., 1949-11-15

of Notre Danes split T forma-
ton was one of the best things
that has happened to the theater
In years. Visitors by the tens of
thousands were in town and most
of them figured 1t was foolish to
be in the theater capital without
having a spot Of drama along with
whatever other spots they had.
Naturally. there was nothing
they could do for the hits such as
South Pacific" Death of A
Salesman" kiss Me Kate" and
Touch and Co." These need
nothing, least of all wild-eyed
football enthusiasts looking for a
place to sit down for a few hours.
It was the weak and fainting
sisters that needed the trade and
got it to the extent that one pro-
dueer, Brock Pemberton, decided
to fight through on Love Me
Long," a comedy that was booked
Evening star., 1949-11-15

ADJUSTMENTS
Evening star., 1949-11-15

NAVY m 2Sih & Alabama Ave, Sc
MA 0On VI 1000 ca Bvs 70 Doc,
DANA ANDREWS, MARTA loren,
Sword IN THE DESERT" at l 20
$3.50, 5:35, TAO. 9:47.
Evening star., 1949-11-15
Dat or Dubbi| Football
Turns Kind to Theuter
By Jay Cormody

Just swallow does make lush weekends
business make the old fashioned amusement businesses
tolerant toward the competition of sports events
Nevertheless New Yok football weekend which filled Broadway
Carolinians WorShpperS
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the law provides for the public to
find out about its own business.
by and large. your public Of
ficials and employees win do just
about what is required OF them"
he said. IF the public Is satisfied