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Probe Texas Storm Damage To B-36 Fleet

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= os f z . Senators Eye Co al Peace | Rites Monday. ANA ; | Actiol WASHINGTON AT LLim0IS a LH) - . Services for Mrs. Linnie 8. DMGIEST, F 1. | Burns, widow of Frank H. Burns, es MAES], n= U 00 I former New York Central yard-| MUSICAL vir WADE y | i j a magter here, will be at 1:30 > Be i » p. m. Monday in the Jordan Fu-| Cuaiby | By United Press neral Home. ' { ! WASHINGTON, Sept. 13—John "El OTE, 0 ington. It : I Wi : L. Lewis’ 1952 coal negotiations park Cemetery. hi } : ! By United Press seem headed for a peaceful Mrs. Burns, who lived at 302 1 8 z WASHINGTON, Sept. 13 — settlement, informed industry N. Temple Ave. died yesterday Z Gon SEE By CHA Senate investigators today looked | sources reported today. while visiting a friend, Mrs. Lulu| \ i Sw V § WASHING into the possibility Air Force neg-| Th id the United Wolverton, 5600 Rockville Rd. TECHNICOLOR Le = ligence led to the damage of a se: sOUICes Sa e Vg A member of the Englewood [HN fees TECHN eee = CHILDREN UNDER 2 er gontrol for at critical part of the nation’s B-36/ Mine Workers’ chief might well chpistian Church, Mrs. Burns Dean Jerry = = Ries will be af bomber fleet by a Texas tornado ‘|wrap up new contracts with the taught dramatics in the church MARTIN . LEWIS ALWAYS FREE = two weeks. last week, hard and soft coal industries be- for many years. She also was “Hollywood Fun Festival” Their rent

An official of the Senate Preparednesz Subcommittee said the

fore the first strike deadline a a member of the Expression Club,

week from Monday. ¢ Englewood Chapter of the East-|

CLERMONT-DeLUXE

moved Sept. 3

group is looking into the disaster This was the stron ern Star and the Woman's Chris- overning bo gest note g to determine Whether proper of optimism so far in negotia-'tian Temperance Union. CIRCL Doi War Coaetardetie 14 tinued federal TR Is precautions were taken ahd) tions that have run on since Survivors are two sons, Rob- olebbl La Cain TEONNICOLOR PROGRAM Many of the

whether the losses were unavoid- | able.” The Air Force reported last | night that the sudden tornado] damaged 106 B-36 bombers nad! destroyed one other at a loss of}

It came after a ®rt H., Indianapolis, and Parker

series of fast-moving evehts that B. Albuquerque, N. M.; two sisinvolved direct negotiations be- ters, Mrs. Alice Stahr, Marion, tween Mr. Lewis and the oper- 2nd Mrs. W. W. Kimmel, Dayton,

0O.; two brothers, O. F. Browder, ators and private huddles among industry policy groups. Chicago, and G. T. Browder, Ar-

early August.

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“There's no we will see cq creases in com controls,” said national rent s

more than $48 million. canum, O., and three grand-, 5 “And it alw Seventy-two of the bombers, | If no settlements are reached. .hiidren. GREENWOOD the lower brad including the one destroyed, were miners in the Bortherd soft Sal; * = South on ¢-Lane'Hl Congress pz parked at.the Carswell Air Force pits’ are expected td strike Sept uth on Base near:Ft. Worth when the 22—the first working day after ® | Free Aeroplane Rides for the Kiddo iol prouiem t tornado struck Sept. 1. The other the expiration of their contract. if Bos Ottice Open :3NcShow We Dus 8 year: 35 damaged B-36z were at ‘the Anthracite and southern soft naw All Technicolor Program! Excep nearby Consolidated Aircraft] coal diggers could follow 10 days! ¢ i newly " | later. 9 "THE WILL ROGERS STORY" After midni

plant, which produces the Elant/ atom-bombers. The Air Force said 37 of the | damaged bombers at Carswell already have been returned to flying status by an emergency repair|

Plane Crash Kills 3

JACKSON, Mich. — A private | airplane crashed and burned in|

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rent controls District of C places which: ONE—Requ trols until nex federal rent |

program and that “most” of the| an open field here today, killing | TWO—Are others will be back in service by| three and possibly four unident- * man NATE Be torun. ! SUN CPAULATS FaGax" fcal defense h Oct. 1. fied occupants, state police said. | | 3 at 750 The plane was registered out of | MA YWOOD . 2400 have ask . Monroe, Mich.,, and the pilot an, | continued, M: Deadline Set parently was trying to lamd at Raad 6,50 20th Thi That represen

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KIDS IS KIDS—In a small village in Japan, this tiny brother and sister team have just about : just abou - John FORSYTHE—J CAMDEN ffice WASHINGTON. Sept. 28 (UP nibbled off all the ice cream that came on their sticks. When the ice cream man cothes around in plus LAST TRAIN "CAPTIVE any" Mind wal rvice- “ Pie BVeraeas psas be mailed be. Japan, children run to mama and ask for a few yen to make a purchase, just like other children all 113 N. ILLINOIS ST. FROM BOMBAY PLUS COLOR CARTOON off” policy. tween Oct. 15 and Nov. 15. the De- over the world who also have a yen for ice cream. Starts Today—Late Show Tonite | | * * | SUN. -&hicho EAtting ih Sthient fense Department said today. 3 i sa , He TE boxes must be of| 3 ° TES STI - 1 Surnien a double - faced corrugated card-! \ NATION'S NEWEST MO IVE-IN THEATERS . quested 0 board, strong wood: metal or int AFL oy Jehovah's Witnesses jel CT: % SAE Sr | ogi se Bot ve isi fibrewood, should be tied with Ro i ox Office Open ow oi usk many m strong cord, and have loose end - ONLY § MINYTES " 4—BIG FEATURES TONITE—4 communities flaps, sealed with gummed tape. | n QISS a ti SM Here ove From iviNeTon (8 [1 AI Rithata TODD Juan Rice tinued contro Air parcel post packages up to OUT E. WASH. ST. 40 | "STORY OF ROBIN HOOD” i A lot ot y ON U.S. ROAD now, bu lwo, Dounds Nov, IF the, depart » Tuiied + Jehovah's Witnesses held a mass Charles A, Steele, district servant| OUTDOOR THEATRE : "WATER BIRDS" action,” he sa . » y nite Tess ment said, but after that it can NEW YORK, Sept. 13 — immersion this morning at King- for the Eastern part of they | /\ ADULTS 58¢ Inc. Tax ® CHILDREN Under 12 ALWA FREE 8. Anthony STEEL—Dinah SHERIDAN 2 Vote / not promise either air mail “ships The American Federation of dom Hall, 1226 E. Southern Ave., ‘nation. Open 6:15, Show Starts At Dusk | ” TER" Only two of mint oF every by Chftmat. ¢ Labor's 7ist annual convention '? Which 79 persons participated. | Subject of Mr. Steele's address, Television Tonite In Our Spacious Snack Bar | 4 Log SORCEY aunts, HALL —Toledo and ghter fluid and any kind o Continuirk the second day of wil bs “World Unity—1a 1t Just| | ® FREE KIDDIES PLAYGROUND — COME EARLY © BLUES BUSTERS" Voted against matches are banned from over- may become the first in AFL ! PLUS 3—COLOR CARTOONS—3 (J ag seas parcels. history to indorse a presidential District Convention activity, 2100 a Dream?” | 2 FAMILY HITS eo IN COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR Drive Out Tonighi—Enjoy Our Among the tn d | candidate. lpefsons in the Manufacturers > | | 4 l 3 idx © Plus Associate Feature @ Chicken-In-the-Baskel Di joy 1 Ponte So Local Military Ban The convention of 752 delegates! Building, State Fair gro u nds “A Picture of Frenchmen in Paris . . . | IN HE [Ui 13 ® SUN. “THE a omer, Chicago, " Mis To Give Concert bi Shrecenting pom; ho Members in heard Daniel Sydlik, representa- | Brilliantly Directed and Finely Played” i “MY SON JOHN” Philadelphia, The Indianapolis Military 0 Hons LL oh ov tive from Brooklyn, New York, —New York Times— : I LES PENDLETON PIKE Newark, Jers: Band, George W. Curtis direct-| my rough a change in the AFL explain the purpose of immersion. | 0) ih li Yille, this i 0 a — posite Fo I! mon, iu rng A ert oe constitution, it will be the first’ Mr. Sydlik said in his faith Starring. ~ FREE PLAYGROUND ir no han. a : ‘such election-year conclave to.immersion means baptism. He Slides, Swings, Auto Ride - sidering-it at 8 p. m. tomorrow. be held before. the election. : : 7 WILL ROGERS JR. “MEFEy-Go-Round and Monkevs on ‘ Sponsored -by-Local 3; Ameri £ : e —rexplained-— the term —was taken ! JANE WYMAN "ALL COLOR 7:00 THI 1:00 ; Juhu, Oinet can Federation of Musicians in| 8, question of convention ac:ifrom the original Greek word ancisco, co-operation with Mary Sumner tion in both the presidential afd meaning to dip or submerge : Late Show Tonite! Randolph Scolt ® Glen Ford in "THE DESPER ! Richard LOR PROGR AM! Akron, New, McElwel, school superintendent, COnEressional campaigns will completely. || French, English Translation ® Not Hor Chen SUNDAY © “Life With Father” © Qn Moonlight Bay” Cn on Yat ISN ( Atlanta and the program will feature the fol- come up on the next to last day, : a | "THE STORY OF ROBIN Hoop" New York lowing soloists: Claudette Had- When resolutions are submitted He also pointed out, “Baptism TONITE |} TR — a : || Anthony STEEL_Dinah sHERID rent-control 1 ' . a = ” den, soprano; Patty McNair for action on the floor. i= a symbol of one's dedication 50¢ 5:30 10 6 | i 2 IVORY HUNTER” ; ghana have Bruce, pianist; Tommy Revi First Since 1924 to do God's will, It is not a mere! : : NP h ; = fod = ; color CARTOONS tess ribs Th id cornetist; Judy Cross, pianist; a} : i : hath to wash away sins, as some Av L LH] 3 » FIRST cornet trio of Carolyn Schmidt, ef. APL representations whe Were say. It does not make one per-| i RE iol ah J - APpED TO OUR LATE SHO ow 3 Sritieat ett Frances Brockman and Alice convention meetings said that fect. This occurs during tne, LIVING GHOST their minds Fitzgerald; John Graub. marim- thousand year reign of Christ. COME AT 9:30—SEE 3 FEATU bist, and the Tommy Moriarty After debate the delegates may SUN, |THE STORY OF WILL R GER after Sept. 30 Trio. indorse a candidate or may vote Public Talk Tomorrow SOUTH SIDE WEST SIDE + “RELENTLESS Con 'to withhold endorsement but] er taki art in the Mat. Today—1: Phas Off P state a political credo in strong ne Taft In all OUNTAIN SQ. M** Tailewe® *® ELL Say wat Mons Street 3 SHADELAND “The: only er New Corn Process (om age groups and were transported ~AIR CONDITIONED— —Als CONDITIONED Ral or Slear—Open Show at Dusk date for peopl Times Special Service | AFL support of a presidential to Kingdom Hall by a 30-car ENTIRE PROGRAM IN TECHNICOLOR! CRA THE BETTER REN FREE fense areas ¥ BLOOMINGTON, Ill.—8uccess-| candidate would be the first since Dag Richa Tonner dip’ pore W wiih CC CALIFORNI CONQUEST ais JUTDOOR THEATER : to Congress ful Farming, a monthly maga-|1924, when its executive council Eighlight of tomorow’s session [== Lh MC LITER Va tsa LENORIS Louls Hayward “CAPTAIN PIRATE" |} B Wash. to 2500 N. Shadeland (Rd. 100) I at I | ar zine, will hold a field day on the gave AFL backing to Robert M. will be a public address by RIVERSIDE AMUSEMENT PARK | rosson "MONTANA TERRITORY" | ELMONT ©" Waa & semont TELEVISION ,.,, 0. urs Bids. named as crit

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results of a new process for plant-| Both major candidates will ad- . 2903 Susan Hayward “TULSA” T\ SHELBY ST. echnicolor | First Show designated by ing corn. {dress this convention: Gen. ls : ARFIELD GA. 0768 | 5 Color Carfoons "ge She 8 ‘ [Tensht or Eloornemar sept, a3 2 Showrc-00 S48 9118 P.M. HELD OVER FOR THIS WEEKEND! | AIR-CONDITIONED I AISY VW. AICHIGAN STREET | Tosetnert 2 Great Pictures Tor” Family Henry Rowldf Official Weather and Gov. Adlai E. Stevenson Dan DALEY" “PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS” | JOHNNY“ JUNGLE MANHUNT” "ST OF ROBIN | pr Nie . Sept. 22. Oth 3 “1 FRED " Rod CAMERON | WEISMUELLER ORY OF ROBIN HOOD There will UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU Sept. 22. er speakers include ALL RIDES FORT OSAGE” RPrEchNicoLor | Na Ra RAS CT tn (Solar by Technicolor in the Office ~—Sept. 2 . . § <r — i w 1 yy ——r——| Averell Hartman. Secretary of an AMES 1108 8. MERIDIAN OT. SUN. REB MoUN TAI Fiat HL RICE tion's staff o Sunrise 6:23 Sunset. 6:58 Labor Maurice J. Tobin, and Fed- ARIENTAL: . rime Janet LEIGH—Carleton CARPE ET re 1 Security Administrator Os e—Gool Tnkider LD TRAIL 57% W. Washington st. " " Sept. 30, M: Precipitation 7¢ hrs. end. 7:30 a. m eral Security ministrator Oscar Hot Outside—Cool Inside! | » COMFORTABLY cooL | FEARLESS FAGAN Congress all

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When the barber 2 inai : | “THE WILL ROGERS STORY” 3 ALL TE FREE! Miniature Train Rides New Fork : 30 ai finished, Mr. Fink called for his DMANS i 132 South Illinois St—Burlesque Stage Shows g Anthony STEEL—Dinah SHERIDAN |J Peters “LURE OF THE WILDRERNESS” —SHOW LPlane Rides ~ Joep the Ro: 45 2 mah oity fekns dresses BY 5 shoes. They were gone. ; HA 2 Glamorous ELINORE METHARD £ "THE IVORY HUNTER” D. SUN. “STORY OF ROBIN HOG! X Now 4 BIG FEATURES flocking pt . yeh es i H ny feally got fhe works he (VER 1 g Brod cranford "SADLANDS OF DAKOTA" ‘FEARLESS FAGAN" ON 2 BIG SCREENS the last min ancisco .. 7 5 . Ss 8 one cos “STORY OF ROBIN H . : Baekiten HB mesa / STAURANT And 5—All Over Star Features—S5 sn CR avERe NORTH SIDE —iy SCREEN oman Ih o =| —— ! | \ . | | Jr, 5720 W. Washington St. |§ © MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT © | EMERSON 050,20 (INEMA eons or "TORT BE Wi. nok” Roosevelt. we FEATURING 0 OO | Mylar Michel “MY, SIX CONVICTS" | . 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THE STORY OF willl Roche" ALL TECHNICOLOR SHOW! fags, reckMCGLON Poon aw ; i 0 | . fe oan RI 1 + JEWELRY SHOP | er mun Faene [1 3 ALL-STAR % WESTMINSTER CHOIR STHAND oi RATER "75108Y OF WILL RooeRs” |] "STORY OF ROBIN H00D" — a bL { ’ } M IDGET AUTO » Friday, February 27 1953 MAINES 1 ODAY TH bun Te fotare In Bene Land! | is MONTANA TeRaiia DENDRIX | X 4 RACES » SOLOMON, pianist wae ALTECHNCOLOR Show! | “IVBRY Sy arte ALA Vang: Public spi RINGSIDE WITH WE B Ly Diamonds Fw "STORY OF ROBIN HOOD” | Plus "Walt Dine Little House’ 1 Sowon || APDED 10 LATE Sow to I NITE os en « RUSCO HIGHEST CASH PRICES ¥iday, March 6, 1953 Bud ABBOTT—Lou COSTELLO |REPTOWN 43D aT han 0 Cio paliEy SISTERS wont os THY 5 DUDLEY, MASLOW AND BALES "ACK AND THE BEANSTALL” us Te “GIVE OU basket of J It I" ad SATURDAY 10 #0 10.30 P. M STANLEY Jewelry Co, a is Shay Ti NEW SEATS +. FREE PARKING °° | i= 2 - SUN. -EREToRY1A conausr Mother o 118 W. 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