Coral Gables Riviera-Times

A Blonde in "No-Woman's Land?" Barton McLane and Robert Lowery come to blows over the latter's bringing Ann Savage to a jungle surrounded mining camp. The scene's from "Jungle Flight" playing at the Coral Theatre for the last time today.

Tyrone Power and Helen Walker in a scene from "Nightmare Alley" showing at the Tower Theatre today through Monday.

Helpful Bing Crosby gives Barry Fitzgerald a hand while Elizabeth Patterson waits for the blow-up from the resentful Fitzgerald. Bing and Barry play doctors in Paramount's grand reunion of the terrific twosome, "Welcome Stranger," now playing at the Gables Theatre for a weeks' run.

On Your Radio Friday Evening.....

* ASTERISK DENOTES NETWORK PROGRAMS | TIME | W B A Y (1490) | W G B S (710) | W I O D (610) | W Q A M (560) | W K A T (1360) | 6:00 | Roberts Sports Review | Murphy; News* | Frank Parker Show | News, Behind the Lines* | News | 6:15 | Hurricane of the Air | Merry Go Round, Sports | Bill Cochran, Sports* | Parson's Sports | Startime | 6:30 | Family Altar | Jack Smith* | D'Artega Presents | Herald Reporter | Tellotest | 6:45 | Uncle Martin | Lowell Thomas* | Three Star Extra* | Do You Remember | Dinty Dennis | 7:00 | " " | Lone Ranger* | Supper Club* | Headline Edition* | Fulton Lewis* | 7:15 | " " | " " | News of the World* | Elmer Davis* | Dinner Date* | 7:30 | " " | Bob Crosby* | Football Tonight | Symphonette* | H. J. Taylor* | 7:45 | " " | Ed. Murrow* | H. V. Kaltenborn* | " " | Inside Sports* | 8:00 | U. of M. Football | Mark Warnow* | Highways in Melody* | The Fat Man* | Burl Ives* | 8:15 | " " | " " | " " | " " | Alan Dale Show* | 8:30 | " " | Thin Man* | Can You Top This* | This Is Your FBI* | Leave to Girls* | 8:45 | " " | Thin Man, News* | " " | " " | " " | 9:00 | " " | Pays to be Ignorant* | People Are Funny* | Break the Bank* | Gabriel Heatter* | 9:15 | " " | " " | " " | " " | Real Stories* | 9:30 | " " | FBI, Peace, War* | Waltz Time* | The Sheriff* | Information Please* | 9:45 | " " | " " | " " | Sheriff, Ch'mp Roll Call* | " " | 10:00 | Record Collector | Pays to be Ignorant* | Mystery Theatre* | Cavalcade of Sports* | Meet the Press* | 10:15 | " " | " " | " " | " " | " " | 10:30 | " " | Spotlight Revue* | Bill Stern* | American Sports Page* | Date Nite* | 10:45 | " " | " " | National Speakers* | " " | " " | 11:00 | Milk Run | R. Hottelet; News* | News | News of Tomorrow* | News* | 11:15 | " " | Sports | Starlight Songs | Joe Hasel | Dance Orchestra* | 11:30 | " " | Nightwatch | World's Great Novels* | Gems for Thought, Or.* | Nite & Day | 11:45 | " " | " " | " " | " " | " " | 12:00 | Sign Off | News*, Nightwatch | News*, Sign Off | Sign Off | Barry Gray

Ruggiero Ricci, Young Violinist To Play Sunday with Symphony

Ruggiero Ricci, distinguished young violinist, will play the Concerto No. 1 in D major by Nicolo Uaganini-Wilhemj at the second concert in the University of Miami Symphonic series under Modeste Alloo Sunday afternoon at 4:30 and Monday evening at 8:30 in the Miami Senior High School auditorium. Ricci, who began his career as a child prodigy by presenting the Mendelssohn Concerto at the age of eight in San Francisco, played in New York, Chicago, Carnegie Hall, Minneapolis and Cincinnati that same season. He toured Europe for the first time in 1932 and reappeared in London under Sir Hamilton Hardy, in Paris under Paray, in Budapest under Dohnanyi, in Rome under Molinari, and in Prague under Szell. Appearing on the Ford Hour, General Motors Hour, Victor's Magic Key Hour and the Kraft Music Hall, Ricci has been heard by nationwide audiences, and made a spectacular return to the concert world after his army service by playing an unaccompanied recital at Town Hall. The University of Miami Symphony under Dr. Alloo will present Symphony No. 4 in D minor by Robert Schumann, the Overture to the comedy "La Baruffe Chiozzotte" by Leone Sinigaglia, and "Tintagel" by Arnold Bax.

DDT Spray Decreases Flies In Florida

Use of DDT residual house spray in Florida's constant fight against malaria-carrying mosquitoes in homes has resulted in a 94 per cent reduction of the pests this year, John A. Mulrennan, entomologist, State Board of Health reported today. The house spraying program is a cooperative project between the State health department, U. S. Public Health Service and the county governments. It completed its third year of operations in October. 1000 Homes Inspected At the conclusion of the spraying this year, inspections were made in more than a 1000 homes to evaluate the effectiveness of the program carried on in 29 Florida counties. Mulrennan pointed out that protection against the danger of malaria transmission has been given Florida residents in the more endemic areas by the application of DDT spray to wall surfaces inside 69,000 homes as well as to porches and privies. "Our records also indicate," Mulrennan emphasized, "that while space sprays applied from bug bombs or hand sprays are in almost universal use throughout Florida, more than 60 per cent of houses which had not received residual spray were found to contain living malaria mosquitoes." However, he declared that this does not mean that space sprays should not be used but rather should be used more frequently and more thoroughly. "Residual house spraying and space sprays will eliminate almost 100 per cent of the malaria mosquitoes and reduce the danger of malaria transmission to a minimum." In each county the spraying programs are carried on by county employees working under the direction of trained supervisors of the State Board of Health. Materials are furnished by the Division of Entomology. South Florida is not a playground for children in need of hospitalization. Protect the lives of our children by contributing to the $500,000 building fund campaign for the South Florida Children's Hospital.

Jimmie's ON THE TRAIL

At Douglas Entrance to Coral Way FEATURING CHARCOAL STEAKS and delicious FULL COURSE DINNERS Dancing Nightly From 10 to 3 OPEN 1 P. M. SUNDAY

BRAGL DAU DELICATESSEN & RESTAURANT

Douglas Road Opposite Douglas Entrance SERVING COMPLETE DINNERS from 85c TRY ONE OF OUR CHOPPED LIVER SANDWICHES COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE ALL COOKING DONE BY "MAMA FAY" OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TILL 2 A. M. $11 MEAL TICKET FOR $10 BEER and WINE

2nd Annual GREATER MIAMI TRAILERCOACH and SPORTSMEN'S Show

at Miami Trailer City 138th ST. and BISCAYNE BLVD. MIAMI, FLORIDA NOV. 29TH thru DEC. 6TH ADMISSION 50c FREE FIREWORKS EVERY NIGHT

PUZZLE

KATHERINE C. COLWELL | ACROSS | 1 Lenient. 8 Scene of an agreement. 15 City of Germany. 16 Interval of three tones. 17 Land measure. 18 Avoid. 20 Demigoddesses. 21 Fold. 23 Separates. 25 Name of several Popes. 26 Tugkish title. 28 Multitude. 30 Arabian caliph. 31 Prongs. 33 Resinous substance. 34 Exists. 36 Babylonian deity. 37 Guard. 39 Unruffled. 41 Endeavored. 42 Song of Joy. 43 Little Ball. 45 Camelia 48 Aloft. 49 Look! 50 Public vehicle. 51 Hindu gods. 52 Clamp. 54 Undershot water wheels. 57 Hazard. 58 Riding whip. 60 Cape of southern Europe. 62 King of Judah. 63 Hebrew phophet. 65 Egyptian god. 67 Re-entrant angle. 68 Everlasting. 70 A health resort. 72 Narrate again. 73 Wrong. | DOWN | 1 Alpine cottages. 2 City of Wyoming. 3 Half measure. 4 Crowd. 5 Periods preceding events. 6 Stairway post. 7 Journeyed. 8 Like a wing. 9 Gold color: her. 10 Metal. 11 Check. 12 Striped Indian muslin. 13 Little ring. 14 Saviour. 19 Kingly. 22 Pertaining to a feather. 24 To such degree. 27 Cultivate again. 29 Mighty hunter. 32 Devout man of Jerusalem. 35 Move promptly. 38 Snare. 39 Undermine. 40 Character in "Twelfth Night." 42 Practice of esoteric doctrine. 43 Tool operator. 44 Native of Greece. 45 Lockups. 46 Pertaining to Roman name. 47 Sideways. 50 Descendant of Louisiana settlers. 53 Propounds. 55 Exclamation. 56 Caravansary. 59 Bold. 61 Titles of respect. 64 Collection. 66 Depressed. 69 By. 71 Negative. | Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle: FLING JAVA LOWS LORE REDEX TINE ANITA WEST NAPE STY TRESS WIDE SEW FACTS ELEVATED SHAPE LAMB KILT STEPPE EVES AGUE LIAR MERGES CONCLAT ANTE MOO AREA TENDS DIG ALIGHTS BEHEAD HALL COAT PLAIT SLEEVE ERR ALTE PANE STEM EDGES | Copyright, 1947, New York Herald Tribune, Inc.

BARRY NOBLE By Chuck Verral and Al Plastino

EGAD, BARRY, GRAND CENTRAL STATION, NEW YORK! PINCH ME QUICK! I CAN'T BELIEVE I'M BACK! ? YA WANNA GIT KILT, YA DUMB JERK, YA! LOOK OUT, PEANUTS! GOOD OLD NEW YORK! NOW I KNOW I'M REALLY BACK! IT'S HIM! JEEPERS, WAIT'L I TELL 'EM!!

SMITTY By Walter Berndt

LADY, THE QUARANTINE IS OFF! THE KIDS CAN GO HOME RAY! I'M SORRY IF I CAUSED YOU ANY TROUBLE OH THAT'S ALL RIGHT! I'M GLAD IT'S ALL OVER "THE QUARANTINE WAS A MISTAKE, LADY! IT WAS MEANT FOR THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR"

THE GUMPS By Gus Edson

ANDY! YOU'RE WASTING YOUR TALENT! YOU SHOULD BE TAKING ART LESSONS WITH MILLIE! WHY ARE YOU SO INTERESTED IN AN ART CAREER FOR ME? WELL, IF YOU MUST KNOW THE TRUTH-MILLIE IS JUST A CHILD AND THAT NEWTON FIGG IS A-ER--- A WOLF? A-HA! SO THAT IS IT? WELL, IF I DO DECIDE TO TAKE UP ART, I DEMAND FIFTY CENTS AN HOUR--THE CURRENT RATE FOR BABY SITTERS!!

HAROLD TEEN By Carl Ed

- JACKHOUSE'S NEW PLAY-I DUNNO? 'SH IDEA OF BUTTIN' A PASS-WHEN Y'ALWAYZ PEGGED 'EM! THAT'S TH' BIG SURPRISE-YOU DON'T PEG'EM-NO PEG- PEG PEG WONDER WHERE MY LOVER-MAN IS TODAY - I WANTED HIM TO SEE- MY NEW HAIR-DO- WHA-A-T? PEG? HM! PEG WING SEEMS TO BE TH' FAVORITE SUBJECT OF CONVERSATION-WHEN YOU SHOULD BE CONCENTRATING ON YOUR TEAM.

WINNIE WINKLE By Martin Branner

GOODNESS! YOU WOULDN'T THINK A NEW HOUSE COULD GET SO DIRTY-- RING RING IS THE LADY OF THE HOUSE IN? WHY-ER-UM-I---ER--- I'LL LEAVE MY CARD! GIVE IT TO YOUR MISTRESS WHEN SHE COMES IN! CODFISH SOCIETY LADY---LEAVING HER CARD-WHO DOES SHE THINK I AM---THE HOUSEMAID?!?! SLAM

AN HONEST BEGGAR Beggar - Lady, could you give me a quarter to get where my family is? Woman - Certainly, my good man, here's a quarter. Where is your family? Beggar - At the movies! | TRY A STRAW Diner - I can't eat this soup. Waiter - I'll call the manager. Diner (when the manager arrived) - This soup, I can't eat it. Manager - I regret that, sir, I'll call the chef. Diner (when chef arrived) - I can't eat this soup. Diner - Nothing. I have no spoon. | TIME TO LOAF "Do you know," said the county agricultural agent as he leaned over the rail of the pigpen, "if you'd boil the corn before you feed it to those hogs, they'd digest it in half the time?" "I don't see the sense in that," said the farmer, skeptically. "What's time to a hog?" | IGNORANCE IS BLISS "I can't get along with my wife. All she does is ignore me." "Ignore you?" "Yes, and if there's anything I dislike, it's ignorance!" | REPETITIOUS The guest had just signed the hotel register and the clerk was looking at the name in some astonishment. "C C C Carl C C C Carter," he read, "That certainly is an unusual name; must be a story back of it." "There is," agreed the guest, "it's my real name. The clergyman who christened me stuttered a bit." | OCCUPATIONAL PAINS While the symphony concert was in progress the conductor noticed that one of the violinists had an expression of extreme pain on his face. In great concern the maestro stopped the orchestra to question him. "Guido," he said, "you appear ill. Are you in pain?" "No," Guido replied sadly, "it's just that I don't like music." | Sue was congratulating Mary on her driving ability: "Why, you're handling the car like a veteran!" "How do you know?" countered Mary. "You've never seen me handle a veteran." | The perspiring woman, on a humid August day, practically filled a bus with shouting children. As she was dropping nickel after nickel in the fare box, the driver asked: "Are these all you children, or is it a picnic?" "They're all mine, mister - and it's no picnic." | A young lawyer attended the funeral of a millionaire. A frier arrived late at the service and took a seat beside him. He whispered, "How far has the service gone?" The lawyer nodded toward the clergyman in the pulpit and whispered, "Just opened the defense." | BACK-HANDED COMPLIMENT "Good morning, doctor. I just dropped in to tell you how much I benefited from your treatments. "But you are not one of my patients." "No, but my uncle was, and I'm his heir."