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THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1349
\ CROSSWORD * By A. C, Gordon
General Interest
ACROSS
1—To state positively
11—To treat with drug*
13—A Semite
16—Evil spirits
18— Ascend
19— Mystic Sanskrit word
21— Mesh
22— Agreeable combination
of musical tones
(poss.)
26—Personal pronoun
2 7—Measure of area
i 29—Syllable applied to
- the seventh musical
■ ** note
30—Military body
32—A light rap
34—Nickname for an
illness caused by driolc
36— Chemical symbol for
tellurium
37— 3order of a garment
38— To picture mentally
41—Notary (atibrev.) Public
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r I DIAL 2-2946
X 2 —BIG FEATURES —2
* !
f FRI—SAT JAN 7—8
T,n>h Larue & Fuzzy
“GHOST TOWN
RENEGADES”
HIT NO. 2
“MAN FROM TEXAS”
Added Serial—Comedy
X Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
* January 9, 10, 11
2 —big HITS—2
X. RKO Presents
t GEORfiE WILLIAM MARILYN }
❖ RAFT • BENDIX • MAXWELL?
$ * ** "* “ '
t V HIT NO. 2
f WAYNE MORRIS
I Added “VALLEY GIANTS” Serial—Comedy OF
t Y _
_
I 1 WED. JAN. 12
t 2—BIG HITS—2
X. T “ROAD SHOW”
X Hit No. 2
t “TEXAS MARSHALL’
t X Added Comedy
T. ----
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4*
X THUR. ONLY, JAN. 13
X the ONE AND ONLY
% IRVING C. SKIN MILLER’S
X “BROWN
t MODELS
t . ON OUR STAGE
:j: j •.30. 7:00 & 9:00 P. M.
MID NIGHT RAMBLE :
% 25—STARS—25 11:30 P.M.
•i y^Ail New 1949 Edition
¥ Gals! Gags! Fun! Music
f ALL SEATS 50c
t ON THE SCREEN
"SW IN G”
X X Also Comedy—Serial
The Safety Cab Co.
Wavne and West
Broad Sts.
»- |gLM|S rf M
-a\ as
FOR SAFE, PROMPT AND COUR- * -*•
' .*
TE0US TRANSPORTATION ' # |
The Safety Cab Company Has Been ■ i - |
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Serving The Public Since 1937 i
NORMAN DASH, Manager
43— Sea vessel (abbrev.)
44— Out of Print
45— ^Perform
46— Constellation (poss.)
48—To doze
50— Ancient sun god
51— Prefix denoting half
53—Slow-moving person*
55—To drive in or down
by a succession of
light blows
56—Chemical symbol for
terbium
57—The southeast wind
60—A solemn declaration
(poss.) .
DOWN
2—To cut in long slits
1___....... 5 mca,ttre
4—Poison
5n—Man’s nickname
6—To free
7— A gaseous
used in welding
8— Scottish headpiece
9— English boy’s school
Answers to Last Week’s Puzzle
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| Continued from page tn>=
S versity. £ he is a member ot
j i he Alpha Kappa Alpha scror-
i'y.
Dr. Smith, son of Prof- an:!
Mrs- C. G. Smith of Wilsy col¬
lege, is a bachelor of science
in chemistry from W.ley co1 , "
Irwrn UUU V* ni f] n t* O KnnV)i U^A.1 lpf’c -V-i fit* '--w
gree from the college of phar-
macy of Columbia university,
H? is a member of tne Ora ga
Psi Phi fraternity.
The wedding - will be a bril-
liant affair of the late sum-
mer season.
John G. Butler Company
Congress and Whitaker Streets
J’ainls, Glass, Building Materials
Mill work and Hardware
STORE 2-1161 PLANT 2-1164
90 YEARS OF SERVICE
■LkLSssa.3*ffi»rm.
| ICE AND COAL
| Savannah Ice Delivery Co
Dial 8158
‘ RACE STREET ”
ths first time playing the femi¬
nine lead in RKO Radio’s
“Pa’e Street,” co-starred with
George Raft and William Ben-
dix. She plays a siren. At
Dunbar Sunday. Monday, Tues-
day. January 9. 10, 11. Also on i
eame program ‘ Valley Of! I
Giants.”
Rev. Eaghy Heads
Ministers Union
Continued from Page 1
10—A bluish-red color
(pi.)
12—Foes
14— Eastern state (abbrev.)
15— To strike repeatedly
1 7—Sea-going vessels
20—Female parental nick¬
name
23— Laughs at mockingly
24— The egg of a louse
2 5—Spanish affirmative bearing
28—Unrestrained in
31—Suffix forming nouns
of action from verbs
33—Nickname for a parent
35—An explosive symbol for
39—Chemical
gallitlm mail
42—Dispatch by
46— Short fdl alarum
47— Disreputable and
degraded
49—To separate
S2—Abbreviated millimeter
54—Suture (abbrev.)
58—Eastern state (abbrev.)
59—-Thu*
Irving C. Miller’s ‘‘Brown
Shin Models” At Dunbar
Theatre Thursday. Jan. 13
Irving C. Miller’s 1949 Edition
of his famous “BROWN SKIN
MOHELS" is headed for the
Durjoar Theatre. Thursday.
January 13th appearing matinee
4:30 p. m. night, 7:00 and 9 05
p. m.. and presenting an en¬
tire new show for a big MID¬
NIGHT RAMBLE at, 11:30 p. m.
The one and only Irving C Mil¬
ler is bringing a complete; new
show to Savannah featuring
the greatest aggregation of se-
,pia stars in America
five stars, featuring a beauli-
dian, one solid hour of spicy.
zippy fun, music, singing and
dancing. This show will ap-
pear or.e big day only
day, January 13th. Admission
all seats 50c; also regular fea-
ture ficture program.
_
Completes Craduate
Course
Continued from Page 1
commi-tee; Rov. C. P. Hobbs,
chairman, hospital committee;
Rev- J W. Maxwell, critic:
R. Richards, chairman,
sick committee; Rev. D. T Bab-
.o;ck, chairman, vigilant com
ni: me: Rev. J. L. Butler, par-
liamentarian; Rev- I. J. John,,
son, chairman, penal inslitu- i
Lon Rov. Scott Dinkins, |
chairman, memorial committee;
Rev. C P. Hobbs, chairman of
! iho executive committee.
The remainder of the busi-
ness was carried forward for
j ihe next meeting Tone and
-lace c: installation and guest
speaker for ths celebration will
be named.
The death of Isaac Grant of
New York, brother of Rev. S W
Grant, of Douglas, one of the
aid members, was announced.
Fu.v "ui arrangeme * s are
pending, but will be' held here
upon the arrival of his remains
this" week-
Revs. J. L- Butler and A. B.
| Pullins of Graymont, were re-
: , )ytcA st ui ill, but convalescing
1
(.1
'
j j Members present Revs.
were
Eagby, Gorham, Maxwell, Bab-
! cock, Swinson, Murph, Walker,
juchards, Hobbs, E.ckes, Strip»
ling, D.nkins, Lireen and Sher-
man.
-
course at the Lying-in
oital of Providence, R. I.
M ss Hamil is a former m m-
ber of the Charity hospital
staff, but, has now accepted a
position at the Michael Reese
lospi'al, Chicago.
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X ST A R
4; THEATRE
FRI—SAT. JAN. 7—8
2—RIG HITS—2
CISCO KID in
T Y “SOUTH OF THE RIO
‘
GRANDE”
& and a
JOHN TTODIAK in
“ARNELO AFFAIR'
Cartoon—Comedy
j £ Sun., Mon., Tues.
'
j V * January 9, 10, 11
4* DOUBLE FEATURE
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D0NIEVY
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T I M-G-M’S THRILLER
X WED—THUR. JAN. 12—13 £
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SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
THE SAVANNAH TRIBUNE
7 WALK ALONE’
Comes To Burt Lancas
ter and Lizabeth Scott \n Ha.
io, 11 at thk Star Theatre. The
Paramount thriller features
Wendell Corey, Kirk Douglas
and Kristine Miller. Byron;
Has}:in directed.
ANTI BIAS ORDER FLAUNTED
Continued from Page 1
trgrapher.
The Incident was considered
by bo.h sides as very orderly.
Lockhart said: ‘‘Mr. Bovd was
j very pleasant about it, and so
were wr- He told us he had
no objection himself to serving
| Negroes, but had to abide by
management rules. He said if
he served us he might be liable
to Virginia laws. ’
, Ol th m Boyd said. Every-
thir ( g was very orderly. After
a brief discussion they let'.,
. . ,, they thought i would
saym<>
have man ^ more visa ° rs with '
i:i the next 48 hours."
Boyd said that he received
his Segregation orders from
Feeder.ek J. Ball, executive vice
president of th? company, and
the company’s attorney-
Ball said that the company
would announce official policy
Shortly. He added: “I don’t
knew what it will be. We have
the matter and there will
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Wa
EAST SI BE
THF.ATRE
DIAL 3-6092
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE
FRI—SAT. JAN. 7—8
Hit No. 1
WILD BILL ELLIOTT
As Red Ryder
IN
“CONQUEST OF
CHEYENNE’
Hit No. 9. ym
“CHILD OF DIVORCE” ■
Starring Sharyn Maffett H
Serial—Comedy
$ $ PLAY WIN-0 $ S
FRIDAY NIGHT
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
January 9, 10, 11
2—BIG HITS.—2
BASIL RAIHBOHf-CLAUDE RAIN
-wa .at t ■ _iw«i mam ; **M l **!L
Hit No. 2
In Technicolor
“THE SMUGGLERS”
Starring Michael Red¬
grave
WED. THUR. JAN. 12 - Ii
Adults 20c Kids 10c
BARGAIN DAY
Hit No. 1
“CAPTAIN FURY”
Starring Victor MeLaglen
Hit No. 2
“APACHE ROSE”
with
Roy Rogers
a report on this later.”
C.glnal orders
regation at the airport were is-
sued Dee. 26 by D. W Rentzjl,
CAA administrator The CAA
operates the airport ror the
federal government. Violators
of the order are subject to six
months imprisonment or $S0u
fine.
B.mnett H Griffin, airpor';
administrator, polnud out that
the CAA order would be obey-
ed, but pointed out that
dining service there is prcvlci-
>d by AT 3.
The ATS operates a coflee
ini, a terrace restaurai}’, a
snack bar and two cafeterias
for employees in the terminal
.uildmg. Colored employees
eat at one of the cafeterias,
Griffin said, and colored people
groes, but they must step aside
uo eut the food.
Eastern Standard Time RADIO PROGRAMS Subject Without to Notice Change
SUNDAY
MORNING MORNING MORNING
WSAV 630 KC NBC i VFRP 1230 JtC n i oclmkccBS^ WD/iti I4uu M. rtDQ Wccp
Sunshine 7:30
7:45
8:00 News Summary Let Bible Speak Sunday Sch l.es News BOO
8:0f> George Crooks Tyson Go* ainger* Sunshine 8:05
B 15 Coffee Concert 8:15
8.30 Bob Jones Unlv. Free Holy Chr Rellg. Conference 834
8:45 String Quartet 8:45
9:00 World News Rndp. j News and Spt.s News U-io-C ou a Bus UUilg FtH). Ch. 9:00
9:15 9:30 Story Church to An'mta. Order | Good News Hr Renfro Valley Folk I j Young f’hapel Peo. in t.tv* Ch. Sky 9:15 9:30
| Mdssstpo nf Israel * 'ro»y'>«jtrlPs 9:45
9 45 Salon Concert Chris. Set. Pro.
PUlYTl ■——-----------—. m 10:00
10 IS Nut HailU> Masters ui Kth'r.i Church ot the Air ivuui'f uiuitf tJiass
10:16 Southernnlres 10:15
i 30 U. of Chicago Voice of Prophecy 10:30
10:46 To be An mu meed 10:45
11:00 ^}egro Ch i hoir.s News Warren Eweent y MCbiiiy iiuui I urtciv kj uou 11:00
11:15 Vol?e of Armv Sav. Cat,hone Prog 11:18
11:30 News from NBC Bull 8t. Bap. Ch. Salt lake City Tab. Ind Pres. Ch. 11:30
11:45 First Bapt Church 11:45
'AFTER NOO/T 4 FTt. RNOON AFTERNOON
1200 t lnm u Services uour of Faith 12:00
12:15 12:15
12:30 The Eternal Light Jonnuy Old Fash. Rev. Hr. Plano Playhouse Lutheran Hour 12:3(1
Uncle 12 45
12:45
United Sai’red heun nu nliitil tlliUi Alunujud U 1...UUI i,. Olfuer 1.00
i uo America Stfng b Editor at home Lullaby In Rhythm 1.15
1:15 Wings of
1:30 I^onglnes Symp. Classical Favorites News National Vespers Ted Lewis Show 1:30
1 45 Mu*»i^ to p.emem 1:45
2:00 1st Pluno Concert N*‘Ws Longmea sy^’nets Air foice Hour 2:00
2:15 Here’s to Vets. Musical Gems 2:15
2 ;30 NBC Univ. Theatre Proudly We Hall Favorite "tor? Kill Cunningham 3:30
2 45 Mr. President Whal Vet Want Knw 2 45
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3:00 NBC Unlv. Theatre Matinee Ballroom , ^yinpnouy oion. I i ^uii^ay oeieuade 3:00
3:15 N V. Phil. Sym. Changing World
3:30 One Man's Family The Almanac Juvenile Jury 3:30
3:45 I I r. ii mry band a : 45
4:00 Quiz Kids Johnny Thompson Use. ol Mystery 4:00
4:15 Thinking Allowed | 4 ;15
4:30 Music of Manhat'n Skyway to Stare Johnny Thompson | Trl >e Det. Mystery 4:30
Milton Cross 4:45
News Festival ol Nonj Under Arrest 5:00
5:15 Hoinum Choir 5:15
5:30 RCA Victor Show Marine Story Strike It Rlcn Wh. Makes You
i) ‘dHlon Now Counterspy
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0:00 Catholic Hour 1st Bryan Chur, Ii ! The l-nm .y Hour At Capp 1'hoae VVebstera 6:00
0:15 Panse That Kef, Monday Headlines 6 13
G 6 :30 45 Can A. P dlelg News | Son.js of South Spike Jones Show j State of the W irld I Nick Carter 6.30
t & stiver conce rt Music__ 6:43
7:00 Horace Ileidt | Oolden Gate Splr. Jack Benny cfo For the House Mystery Playhouse 7:00
7:15 Deep lilver Hoys 7'15
7:30 P. Harrls-A. Faye sunset Quartet Amos ‘N' Andy Carnegie Hall Gftbrlel Heat ter 7 ^ 3 ^
7:45 7:45
8:00 Fred Allen Ind. Pres Church Adv. of Sam Spade Ship the Music Mediation Board 8:00
8:15
8:30 To be Announced Life With Luigi It’s A Living 8 ; 3 o
8:45 Latin Airier Time 1 Tw‘ n views of News 8:41
9:66 Manhattan M-G-R News illectrlc Theatre Waller Louella Wmciiei l.vleci Me at Paltry's d:05
9:15 Sermons In Hong Parsons I
9:30 Am. Al. Fam. M. Radio Revival Our Miss Brooks Superstition it’s a Living 9 : 3 q
9:45 - 8:55
' 10:66 Take it Or L T. It. Rhyme or Reason Lurri 'N' Abner | Comedy Writers | Voices rf Strings 10:00
10:15 It Pays to be Ig’nt FAB Church .Starlight ICuia
10:30 Horace Hcldt ‘ Mood 10:34
10.45 10:45
.....
_ __ CBS News News News 11:60
11:00 News from NBC Rhyme or Reason action |
11:15 Clifton Utley UN In Vera Massey Dunce Orch. 11:15
11:30 Dave Garroway Tune Time Music You Know Dance Orchestra 11:30
11:45 11:45
12:00 News Summary Sign Off New* Sign Off 12:04
12:05 Sign Off CBS News
MONDAY
MORNING MORNING MORNING
WSAV C30 KC NBC WFKP 12311 K V IV TOC 1290 KC CBS WDAR 1400 KC ABC WCCP 1150 KC MBS
6:00 81gn On .^lajn On Mng. Merrygoround Jamboree
6:01 Country Cousin News News
6:15 Courttry Cousin Sunrise Serenade
6:30 Radio Revival The Trail Riders Windy Herrin Show 8:30
6:45 So. Hayriders line M’ry Go Rri. 6:45
P7 ________ Morning Varieties News 7:00
7:00 A. News News Merrvgoround Bulletin Board Windy Herrin 8how 7:05
7:05 Musical Coffee Cup I Sports Summary Mug Weather Report Morning Varieties 7:30
7:30 News-Mu. Cof. Cup ! Howdy Neighbor 7:45
7:45 IIP News____
8:00 World News Rdup CBS Mug News . News 8:00
8:15 The Strand Stand Martin Agronsky I Windy Herrin Show 8 a5
8:30 Tops of the Mrng. UP News Chapel In the Sky Top of the Morning 8:30
8:45 Market Basket Blfigltlme I Br eakfa st Melodies 8 45
9:00 Honeymoon In N Y. Moments or nevo. Ni ws of America News News 8:66
Shoppers Special By Request Breakfast Club Faith In Our Time 9:15
9:15 Ozark Valley Folks 9:30
9-30 Cliff Edwards T-tlo-Test 9:45
9:45 Music With Msge. Chariton. 10:66
10.00 Fred Waring t> News] UP News \ My True story News
10:15 Flicker CUV Gossip Rich's Radio 8<h 10:15
Wax *2 Needle Ctr. Arthur Goiltri.y Betty Crocker Say It with Music 10:3U
10:30 Road of Life Listening Post 10:48
10:45 The Brighter Dav 11:04
“11:00 No fa Dhake _ Ray Klper's College News
11:15 We Jove & Learn Guy Lombardo 11 : 1 }
11:30 Jack Berch Show B. C. News Flashes Ted Malone Gabriel Heatter 11:30
11 45 SO Havrlders MuklC For Monday Music by Martin minute Quiz 11:45
AFTERNOON AFTERNOON AFTFHNOON
12:00 Wally Fowler News Wendy Warren Welcome Travelers Kat«* Smith Speaks 12:00
12:15 A. P News Jim Wilder's Show i Hymns of People Ch rk board Jam Tee 12 00
12:30 Juniper Junction Helen Trent News Hillbilly Spotlight 12:30
12 45 Farmer* Digest I Qur G al Sunday Musical Mill
1:66 Sav. Na»7 Stores Bing sings l Holsum Ranger Jimmy Deer Cedric Foster 1:00
1:15 Corn Lovers Hour UP News Police Court 113
1:30 Sally Montana J Young Dr. Malone 1:30
community Call Woman’s World Mus'c for the La dies 1 45
"T^O" Double or Nothing Corn Lovers _ Hour" Views of the News Brk fast In H’wood I Queen for a Day 2:01
2:15 Perry Mason 2:15
2:30 Today’ll Children Nora Drake Bride and Groom 1 Golden Hope Chest 2:3(1
2:45 Claudia___ News Today's American Martin Block 2:45
_
3:00 Life Can Be BtTtL Danceland David Harum Ladles Be Boated Benson Movie Show 2-no
3:15 Ma Perkins Hilltop House 3:15
3:30 Pepper Young Yr Lucky Strike Galen Drake Hayloft Hop 3:30
3:45 Right to Happiness Music
4 66 ifekatage wiit- Hint Hunt Atomic Boogie Al's Wax Works
4 15 Stella Dallas UP News 4:15
4 30 Lorenzo Jones To be Announced 4:30
4:45 Wldder Brown Variety Discs 4:45
5 00 Caiiai Wools i i:naritoii. New:. I Treas Bandstand Music uv-nt ure Parade 5 00
on Harny Lane Superman 5:15
5:15 Fortla Faces Life Spin Chin 129*1 Jack Armstrong Captain Midnight 5:30
5:30 Music Masterplecer H Shrltier Time
5 45 Strictly Dixie 1290 Har’ny Lane Tom Mix 5:45
EVENING ~ EVENING EVENING
Music Box News Feature Sports News 6:00
6:05 630 Ranch Tex & Music Cor The Bandstand 6:15
6:15 Sundown Serenade Reques)fully Your* 6'3U
6:25 Wally Fowler Royal Crown 6:4S
#! - J<1 Horo’c In Vnl
7:00 Ches’fid Slip Club D Charlton. News ABC Program Edwin C. Hill Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:08
News of World Radio Hporfa Page The Old Salt Eliner Davis Mvlr, H-lper, News 7:15
7 15 Club Fifteen Sa. Lln.-Mer. Quiz Henry Taylor 7 31)
7:30 Find That Ford Deems Taylor 7:45
7'45. Kalteribom. News F.d Morrow. News Parade
Catalcade of Am I Musiac Hr. Timer Sanctum R. R. Hour Advers. of Falcon 8i5#
*4:04} Lovers 8:15
8:15 Godfrey C-bk of Greg. Hood 8.20
8:30 Vole* of Firestone Arthur R ____8 55
8:45 Rlllv ose
9:00 Telephone Hour | Tops In Pops Yui' Radio Thatre Music & Mr. )31alne Gabriel Heatter
9:15 Mutual Newsreel 9:15
Q. Get Rich Quick Atomic Energy Ser. 9:30
9:30 Dr. I. j sapphire Room 9:43
9 45 1 x, PiS t We Forget
P. Final My Friend Irma Sapphire Rm. Orch Hunting-Fishing club 10:05
10.00 Carnation Program Ten M Earl Godwin 10:11
10:15 Aco'dng to Record Show Music Lovers Hour Dem. Nat. Com. 1:030
10:30 Radio City Fl'hse 1-2-3 Club Bob Hawk 10:45
10 45 the News 11 M
CBS News News All
11:0 Bandwagon
11:15 Dance Orchestra Gems For Thought Dance Orcheetrk
11:30 Apt. With Music Music You Want Danes Orchestra
11:45 News News
12:00 Newt Summary Sign Off CBS News News
W hj c ^ t pe ant.-sepregation or-
c | er j, no t carried out, and
J hese cases are t0 fn et i w .th
Richard E Elwell , gene ral I
prosecutlon-
^ lp E g ^; s > r ; c ^ attorney for
ounsel for the CAA, noted that
violations nf CAA regulations
the airport were legally mis-
demeanors Two cases, he said,
are pending in the district
cour t at Alexandria. Both, he
sa id were filed by individuals
ind not the government.
One involved Mrs. Helen Nash
f Washington, a Negro woman,
who is suing for $48,000 dam
ages. She claims she was de-
nied food at the airport when
her flight to New Orlearp whs
ielayed. The suit has not been
aiiport administrator at the
time of the incident.
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Cream Puffs
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Two Bakings Daily
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Jefferson and Duffy Sts
Phone 5244
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