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Newspaper Page TextROSrtBUfcG NEttS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1939. THREE Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER LILLIAN HARRIS AND HERMAN HUGH MARRY Kl'TIIKItUN. July 6. Miss Ml Han Harris of fielllnjdmm, Wash ington, bud Ilr:nun lluh of Stun Hilln were quietly married ut the liointt of Mr, ami Mrs. l-'ml. Pan kuniu tit 2:.1l o'clock Thursday nl tcjiiooti, Jiiiip 2'.t. lieYert'iid F U Youur perionned Uih rliif? cpip mony in the living room of thp Pun lionin homo which was bnautifullj difcoi-ut((l with sta-sonal flowers. The bride wore a powder 1lue luce dress and carried a large hou ijuet of sweet peas, roses and lilies. Mrs. Walter Uedell waa matron of honor and she also wore a po-vdcr blue lace dress with a corsage of sweet peas. Mrs. Waller Uedell acted as best inun for Mr. Hugh. A wedding dinner was held at the Club cale Sunday. July 2. Mr. and Mrs. Huuh met at the Paukonin home eight years ago when .Mr. Hugh was working at the Nonpar eil mine and .Mrs. Hugh was liv ing in ftoseburg. At the present time Mr. Hugh is employed at the local Bonanza quick silver mine where he has been the foreman since the opening of the mine. SHOWER PARTY IS CHARMING AFFAIR YONCAI.LA. July 6. Mrs. Frank reason was honored with a shower Wednesday afternoon when the Home Kconomics club of the Elk- head grange met at the. Hiome of Mrs. Frank Hradford. A . politick dinner was enjoyed at noon, and after Inspecting the many dainty Milts, Hie ludies sewed on the club quills.. During the afternoon Mrs. Eva Odder entertained with sever al piano solos, .Miss Vera Thomp son, vocal solos, and Miss Donna Mae Dan, violin solos. Those present included Mrs. Frank ('rea son, .Mrs. liraody, Mrs. Eva (.eider, Mrs. A. F. Johnson, Mrs. Joe Jobe, Mrs. Dora Johnson, Mrs. Lloyd Pinkston. Miss Vera Thompson. Mrs. Haitie Zimmerman. Mrs. J. H. Vittmeyer. Mrs. Fred Reeves. Mrs. Oscar Langdon. Mrs. Del mar Hec ord. Mrs. Walter Record, Mrs. Fred l.ee. Mrs. Paul Allen, Mrs. Mary Uradburn. Mrs. Elmer Thompson. Mrs. Frank llradlord. Miss Donna Mae Dean, Melvin and Merlin John son. Jack, Ross, Fritz and Hetty l)ti Bradford. MUSIC PUPILS ARE ENTERTAINED AT PARTY CAM AS VAIXEY. July 6. Mrs. Claude Church gave a party at her home Tuesday afternoon from 2 o'clock till lour for her music pu pils. The afternoon was pleasantly spent lv the children playing out door games. Ice cream, cookies and marshmallows were served to the guests at three o'clock by Mrs. Church. Thoae mjoyins the afternoon were Earlamae Palmer, Joanne Dawson und Jeanne Church, honor guests, Virginia Coon. Doris Church, Frances Church, (tail Church. Louise Church. Pauline Pan-oil. Barbara Church. John Church. Everett Church. Mrs. Dee Palmer. Mrs. (leorge Fenlon. Mrs. T. li. Dawson, and lh hostess, Mrs. Claude Church. PHILITARIAN OFFICERS ELECTED AND APPOINTED The following officers have been elected and appointed to serve for the current term in Philiiarian lodge No. H, Roseburg, I. O. O. F.: Howard Casebeer, N. (3.; Dale Ad ams, V. Ci.; Alba Spaugh, It. S. N. (J.; Kerln Moore, D. S. N. (!.; George Doomls, W.; Jess Man. Con.; Oliver Johnson, chaplain: Robert Blakely, R. S. S.; Chester Campbell, D. S. S.; lalo Stephens, I. S. C: Tom Wriston. O. S. Oliver Plainer, musician; T. B. Husenhark, R. S. V. (J., and Story lies. L. S. V. G. The above listed officers are meeting regularly to pructico with ihe Roseburg Rebekah lodge No. 4 1 officers and members for the joint installation to he held Thursday evening, July 13, at the I. O. O. F. hall. Tho joint meeting will be at tended by Grand Master O. F. Steele, of the grand lodge or Ore gon, and Special District Deputy Grand Master Ralph Russell will act uh master of ceremonies fol lowing the installation proceedings. SCOUT CAMPOREE OF TWO DAYS SET An overnight Camparee, a camp with scouting activities, athletics, camp cookery, and other features, will he enjoyed July 8 and 9 at Ki- whuJs park hy local Boy Scouts, according to Alvln Knudtson, chair man of the camp committee for the local council. Bob Dill, field executive, will lie present to supervise the camp and will be assisted by local scoutmas ters. A group of Scouts from Drain, with Scoutmaster Tlloom quist, ulso will participate. The two-day activity is in pre paration for the two weeks' sum mer camp at Wolf Creek, starting July ;10. Registration for tho camp now are coming into headquarters and a good attendance is anticipated. SIDE GLANCES By George Clark KW. till IV HtA MHVICt. INC. T. M. HtC. U. S. VAT. Oft. "I could watch you for hours, darling ! You make me feel so helpless."' Local News I Back From tdleyld Mr. and Mrs. W. K. McNeil and l;unily spent tho Fourth ui liihyhl. aiteuding the celebration. Stops Here J. II. Felton. ot Moscow, Idaho, slopped over licit this morning to visil friends en route home from a trip lo California. Goes to California I. '1'. Buhar. of this cily. has left fur various pejints In California to attend Ui business mailers. 0 Leaves For Fair Mrs. B. P. Mey ers, of this city, has lefi tor San Friihclsco to join her sister at the Golden Gate fair for a vacation. Visit at Glendale Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Snoddy and family have re turned to their home here, follow ing a visit over the Fourth in Glendale. Visiting in California Mrs. W. C. Tipton, of this city, bus lefi foi Oakland, Calif., to visit indefinitely at the home of her son-ln law and daughter, Mr. and tirs. George Williams. Enjoy Trip Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Davis are back al their home in (his cily, following a few days enjoying an outing al coast points. Mrs. Davis owns and operates Ihe Nortbside Beauty shop. Here Wednesday A. S. Rosen haum of Medt'ord, district treinht and passenger ugfnt for Ihe Soulh ern I'acitic company, was in Rose burg Wednesday attending to business. Visiting Here Mrs. B. R. Dun ning hint arrived in Rosebui'g from Los Angeles lo visit at the home of her sou and dauifhler-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Banning, on Film street. Visiting Mabel Lewis Mrs. Da vid llelbiug and Mrs. Julius Kisen bach and the In iter's daughter, Betty Ann, all of San Francisco, are spending a few days here visit- ting with Mrs. Mabel Lewis. I Enjoy Loop Trip Mr. and Mrs. ,T. G. Watson ami daughter. Arleiie, have returned to their home on Blakeley street, following a trip over the Reedsport -Drain highway and up the coast to I'orihind, re turning home via the inland route. Move to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Myers hae moved from Portland lo Roseburg and are residing in the Frank Hills residence in liur elwood, Mr. Myers is manager of ihe Hancock Gasoline Distributing plant here. Visits Relatives Miss Rose Busch returned to Roseburg yes terday, following a visit over the ek end and the Fourth at Co- quille with relatives and friends. Miss ltuvch is an operator at Derail 's Beauty salon on Cuss street. Sherlock Holmes Mystery Billed TAITT TO RETURN TO NORTH UMPQUA "Doug" Taitt, manager of the baseball club of Monroe, La., will return lo the North Cmpoua fol lowing the close of the baseball season, according to wind receiv ed here today by friends. Taitt, former major league base ball player. Is the owner of a hunt ing ami fishing lodge on the North I'mpqua river near Bogus creek. He spends nearly every fall at the cabin while bunting and fishing. His :hasehail club now Is leading tho Cotton Slates league by a mar gin of eight games. It won the l!t:tS pennant. LADIES AID HAS MEETING WEDNESDAY - , . i iT-i- I.. I.. Tho UidlesVid society held its regular! be discussed, the announcement monthm Wednesday afternoon. 1 states. at the home oi Airs, m TOWNSEND CLUBS' COUNCIL TO MEET The county council of Townsend clubs will meet at the courthouse In Roseburg at 1:30 p. m. Saturday. July S, according to an announce ment today hy Mrs. Laura C. Shaw, secretary. It is expected that re ports on the national convention will he received. Henry Anderson, president of Ihe council, is extend ing a general invitation to the pub lic to attend. Matters of interest lo all pension minded persons will 7 U W f 4 A scene from the picture Sir Arthur Couan Doyle's "The Hound of the Baskervilles." which stnrts a three-day run at the Rose theatre to day. In the cast are Richard Greene, Basil Rathbone and Wendy Barrio. The second feature is "Titans of the Deep," a picture of the terrors and mysteries which lurk beneath the seas; starring Dr. William Beehe. Back From Bandon Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Cloako and daughters and son, Jeun and KHaniae and WaJJace, are back at -their home in Hub city, loltowing a trip to Ban don to spend the Fourth. Back From Week-End Mr. and Mrs. Lr.roy I Halt and daughter, Yvonne, and son, Jimmy, returned here late Tuesday night from a week-end trip to Lyons ami Slay ton, Ore., where they visited with relulives and friends. Will Enjoy Trip Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Kllison and son, Jimmy, and Mrs. Unison's sister, Mrs. K. W. Peterson, who !s vlnUIng here from Shanghai, China, are leaving this week for Lake Louise, Banff and Calgary, Canada, on a vaca tion trip. Arrive From California Mrs. R. B. McGovney ami daughter, Mere dith, of Santa Barbara. Calif., anil Miss Marion Nichols, of Los An geles, have arrived here to visit their parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Nichols, and sister. Mrs. Lena Slal tery. .Mrs. McGovney was former ly F.st her Nichols of (his city. I Enjoy Trip Jimnita Redding, Miss Olltvaut, Dick Helmholdt ami Wayne Peterson drove to North Bend Tuesday lo visit Dick Helm boldt's uncle and aunt, Mr. ami Mrs. Howard 1 lelmholdt, ami (hen attended the rodeo at Kmpire, slop ped at Capo Argo and returned home that evening. Closes Office For Three Weeks Dr. Catherine McNeil closed her office in this cily today lor three weeks, during which time she will spend a week in Seattle taking spe cial chiropractic training ami will then spend two weeks visiting relatives and friends In Chebalis, Tacoma, Portland and Wallace. Idaho. Here Yesterday H. E. Gething. of Oakland, was a business visitor ill ihN city yesterday. Get Deer Pictures A North Fmpuua trip over Ihe week-end fur nished some fine pictures for a Reselling parly, which included Mr. und Mrs. Nathan FuMerton, l.ois rpdyke and Karen Lai sen. The party vistied Steamboat Falls, then liirued to the Steamboat ranger si at ion and turned up the North I Uipuua road to lllahoe. They saw six deer und managed lo secure several fine pictures of thein. Will Open New Store Accord ing to word received here, Mr. and Mrs. Fred U Beard are leaving this week for New York Cily to spend a few weeks doing their fall buying preparatory lo their open ing a new ladies ready-to-wear shop In Fugene. The Beards formerly vo- rated a store in Kugene. but sold it on account of tho Illness of Mrs. Beard. The hitler Is a sister of Al ba Spaugh of (his city and Is well known here, having visited fre quently at (he Spaugh home on South Stephens street Leaving for San Francisco Mrs. Arthur W. Bauin and daughter. Mat L-iiret nri' leiivlne todaV for au indefinite visit in Kan Francisco. Past Presidents Club to Meet The Past Presidents club of George Starmer auxiliary to Doll ed Spanish War Veterans will meet at a 1 : Sit o'clock dessert luncheon Friday at the home of Mm. H. A. Taylor on West Mosh or street. FOR YOUR TAXI Phone 21 Back From Seattle Mr. und Mir Pan) Jenkins liuvo I'tMllnii'il ti j llu'lr hump mi Hluki'h'v sirtl. fnl-' limhiK u tiii to Si'allli to hiicihI iho wt'ck-rml visltiiii! relatives uiiil Hi liriiiK llli'lr ilalmhl.T. .Miss Mero .lilli Anne, back lu Itii.seliuri;. fnl ImvliiK her two years ns n nnidcnl at University of Washington. .Miss .Meredith Anne Is working ut the News-Review olTIco for two weeks while Mrs. 0. M. lies Is eiiinvliiir a viKution. Miss Jenkins was form- erly employed In the Xews llevlew I (Hfiie, lierore kuIiik In Seattle lo attend 11. of W. .;n route Inline yesterday, the Jenkins rainily slop, lied ill Portland lor u short visit Willi relatives. Air. Jenkins Is rlr clllalion niainiuer of the News-lie-view. MODEL BREAD FRESH DAILY BUY IT FROM YOUR GROCER Leave Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Shannon.. M i s. K. F. Henry and Miss Parma Midiels. of Tope ka. K-insas, left Wednesday lm their homes, following a two weeks' vacation In Rnschurg visiting Mrs. Shannon's 'brother-in-law and sis (or. Mr. and Mrs. I way no Rnoil. at S14 Thompson si reel. Mrs. Hen ry is Ihe mother of Mrs. Bucll and Miss Michels is a niece. June .28, bel t a Coon. The meeting was opened by de votional 'by Mrs. Nora Boyle and Mrs. Ruth Lawson. The closing reports for the year were given and commutes appointed to take charge of the work Tor the year beginning wilh July. RelroFhmenls were served to those present and a social hour en joved, hv Mrs. Nora Boyle, Mrs. to Vera Staudley. Mrs. Rulh Lawson, Mrs. Bessie Wheeler and the'hos less, Mrs. Alberta Coon. WIENER ROAST IS ENJOYABLE AFFAIR (ILH)IO, July G An out door wiener roast was held at the Hon Kunkle home on Little river Fri day evening. June 3i. Visiting and songs were enjoyed. Mrs. Hick Cannon, who Is ninety years old. enlerlnlned the group with several selections on his fiddle. Those en joying the fellowship were Mr. and Mrs. Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morgan. Mr. ami Mrs. J. R. Hen ham, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Shepard. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Daum from California, Rebecca Morgan, Ches ter Morgan, Donald Kunkle, Rich ard Denhum. Grade Morgan, Dick alon Denham, WHbur Morgan. MR. AND MRS. ASAM ENTERTAIN AT DINNER OLIDF., July 6 Rev. and Mrs. J. It. Turnhull and daughter, Jean, and Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Mullhol land from Portland, were the din ner guests at the Fred Asam home Friduy evening. June 30. Mrs. Turnbull s hiilliday was aino (fie lira ted at the time. Visiting was enjoyed during the evening. Those enjoying (he birthday dinner includ ed Rev. and Mrs. Turnbull. Rev. and Mrs. Mullholland and daughter, Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Turn hull and daughter Jean Margaret, Mr. and Mr.. Asam and daughter, Jeailliett". JUST A MERE CLUB IS ENTERTAINED TUESDAY SI'THF.RLIN. July 6.-Mm. Wil liam C. Woods entertained Just A Mere club at a l:Su o'clock salad plate luncheon at her home Tues day afternoon. During the meeting Mrs. W. C. Wilmot gave a very In teiestlnc book teview on "The Pat riarch' lry Pearl Buc k. Covers were placed for Mrs. W. C. Wilmot. Mrs. Aithur Austin. Mrs. Arthur Smith. Mrs. Allen Tuthlll. Mrs. F.(elle 4 WooOs. of Seattle, and the hostess. Mrs. Woods. WILLIAM A. PUGH OF REEDSPORT DIES William A. Pugh. 60, a resident or Reedsport, died in Roseburg Wed nesday following a long period of j illness. He was horn at Spring field. Mo.. April 6. 1S79. His wife I survives. Burial services were con ducted here today by the Rev. Per ry Smith, under arrangements made by the Roseburg Undertaking company. LOCAL NEWS Back In Shop Mrs. Alfred Moore has returned to Iter hemstitching shop at 230 N. Stephens street, fol lowing a week's vacation at her place In Garden valley. Keystone Club to Meet The Methodist Kpiscopal Keystone club will meet at a 1:30 dessert-luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. Ray B. Ilumpton at 12.r3 Winches t er street . w It h M is. K en nelh Ford as joint hostess. Back From Coast Mr. and Mrs. Alba Spauuh and son. IjaVern. Miss Kathleen Riegel and Mrs. Spaugh's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. (I. Ijincaster. have return ed to their homes in this cily, fol lowing a slay of several days al Newport and Marshfield. ment wrappers. 27?.c lb. in cartons. IH'TTKRFAT First quality, maximum of .(! of 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland 235-LMc; valley routes and country points 2c less or 22c; premium quality maximum of .3fi of 1 per cent acidity l.Jc more than first quality; second quality 2c less than first quality. FtiCS Wholesalers' buying prices: A A, 20c doz.; A. 18c doz.; large, 17c doz. ; A. medium. 1 6c doz.; A, small. Hie doz. Selling price to retailers generally 2c doz. higher. Cheese, country meats unchanged. L1VK POULTRY Buying prices: ,eghorn broilers 12J-13c lb.: col ored springs 2 lbs. und over 13-1-1 -lb.; heghorn hens over 3J lbs. 13 14e, under 3J lbs.. L'lc: colored hens to 5 lbs. 15c; over fi lbs. luc; No. 2 grade 5c lb. less. Turkeys unchanged. Potatoes, new potaloes, onions, wool, hay. hops, mohair, cascara hark um-hauged. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore.. July C (AP) (IT. S. Dept. Agr.) HOCIS Ac tive, strong, good-choice l(i5-2ir lb. drivelns. 8.00-15, 2.10-70 Ih. butchers 7.50-65. light lights 7.50 60, packing sows 5.25-75. light weights up to fi.00. good-choice feeder pigs quotable 7.25-S.oo. CATTLK Calves slow, steady, common-medium grass steers 7 00 8. no, good fed steers quotable !U)0 50. cullery dairy type steers 5.50, common-medium heifers 5.50 7.25, cutlers 4.5o, cu(ter to common enws 3 75-4 50. canners Sim. f:it dairy type cows 5.00, good beef cows 6.10, sausage bulls 5.25-6.00, good beef hulls (S.50, good-choice vei Vfl 7.50-8.50, common-medium 5.0U-7.00. SI1KKP Steady, good-choice trucked in spring lambs 7.50-75, caiiols absent, quoted lo Monday's top of K.15, good-choice slangier ewes 2.50-3.50. WHEAT PORTLAND, July 6. (API Open High Low Close Inly 72 72 72 72 Leave For California Mr. and Mrs. (ilenn Owen anil daughter. , Miss Belle, of tills cily, and the! l.iiMier'u uUter. Mvh. Kvicl; Frlck- soifc.of .liugetie, and his cousln. Mvs. Morris White, ot Blue: River, uro., have le ft for San Francisco to al- I tend the ('.olden Hate lair ami to; spend two weeks vacationing. Mi".! Owen is manager or the local J. . j Penney company store. Back From Vacation Mrs. Nance Fitjifjinimons returned to her work as saleslady at Lowell's store Wed- : nesday, following a two weeks' va- ' cation at Camas. Wash., visitlu her rather, (leorge Taylor, her ; brother and sisters, Basil Taylor. Miss Agnes Taylor. Mrs. Richard j Tin ker and Mrs. Alice l-'renseih. i Miss Agnes Taylor, who recently t visited Mrs. Filzsimmons in Rose- j burg, is reported to be doing nicely j at her home in Camas, where she ! suffered a fractured knee cap (wo I Weeks ago. I Stock and Bond Average STOCKS Compiled by Tho A.sKoclnli'd Pi'ohs July II: :ui ir. ir. no llicl'ls Tlli's I't'H Kl'ks Thursilny .... 0(1.8 17.(1 38.8 41! :i I'rcv. (lay 05.7 17.0 .'10.11 40.3 Month iiko 07.0 IS. II 37.0 47.S Your lun (19.7 19.4 34.7 4S.2 1 !(."! high 77.0 23.8 4ll.lt n:i.4 low ilS.S 1.1.7 33.7 41.0 Thursilny I'ri'V. ilay .Monlh ui-'o Your nuo . l!i:i!t hii!h 1!(3 low . I.ou- vlolil 112 3 BONDS 20 111 Itlt'R Ind'lK ... r.r.7 luo.i .15.4 100.0 r,7.o loo.i ... .10." !IK.(1 .... 04.!) 1110.7 ...53.4 07.0 10 ITS 10.1 !ir. DO 0 !I3.2 !(0 7 !(1.9 HI Fu. 01.1 Oo !l 02!l (12.7 01.0 IS 2 Back In Office fir. Jumps K. f'niiiplipll Is hark in his ofrirf af the Perkins building, following n wopV's vnonllnn lit Pun Valloy and lluley. Idaho. At the lattor place he was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Maurice Welch. His small son. Jimmy, remained at Haley to spend several weeks at the Welch home. Hilling Dr. Campbell's slay In Idaho, Mrs. Campbell and small sou visited Mr. and Mrs. Kstel llenner In Salem and at McMlnn vlllo with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. (leorge llene-diet. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND, July . (API ni'TTKH-Prlnts, A grade. 27(c lb. in parchment wrappers. 2c lb. in cartons; 11 grade 203c lb. In parch-1 BASEBALL Sunday, July 9 Finlay Field 2:30 p. m. Roseburg Legion Juniors versus Medford Legion Juniors The first of a three-game district championship series ADMISSION 25 and 10 TODAY Friday - Saturday Never an achievement like this! Never a performance like theirs! if I niV, H A itory to rr omentoua that It re quired six Academy Award winners and 1186 supporting players, Wit rYirVi "Betty Boop Cartoon" and "Popular Science" Shows 2-7-9: 16 P. M. Mats. 25c Eves. 30c Kiddies 10c PARKINSON'S "Food For Sde" Specials Friday and Saturday July 7th and 8th Fruits and Vegetables for the summer weather meals. RADISHES. GREEN ONIONS, CAR- f ROTS, 3 bunches .... 1 VV SUMMER SQUASH Lo cal, young, tender, lfg ib 3 Extra Fancy Youngberries APPLES fliin Local, 6 lbs A3. FLOUR Kitchen Queen, 49 lb Flagstaff, 49 Ib A PANCAKE FLOUR Picket, 9.8 lb. sack CAKE FLOUR yin Softasilk, per Pki;. .. l gt COCOA Much- m- more. 2 lb. 11 DESSERT STICKS Suar wafers, 3 flavors, 9 ft Ib 3C PEANUT BUTTER Bulk, Hoody's, 2 ib. 23C TOILET SOAP m Pnlmolive. 3 bars . .. 1 jt TOMATOES No. 2J tin. each JLUC PEAS. CORN, STRING BEANS Quality at tJ a price, 3 cans ait GUM AND CANDY BARS 3 for Lunch Meals and Cottaqc Cheese. Those that like it well aged try 'Vintage.' COFFEE The Best in bulk. SUPREME p Lb 25c LRbDDOT- 19c AMERICAN CLUB f -Lb 15C 323 W. Cass Phone 24 Shows 2-7.3:15 P. M. 1 Mats. 25c Bves. 35c 5553 Kiddieo 1Cc TODAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ; A Hideous Howl Ominous With Doom! Through the gathering fog cn a lonely English moor stalks an unearthly beast . . . its trail of horror so terrify ing only Sherlock Holmes Jarc follow! iY ' CM3S1GE3EB PLUS ON THE SAME PROGRAM AMAZING! EXCITING! Terrors of the Ocean Depths! "TITANS of Hie DEEP" with Dr. William Beehe and Otis Barton SEE! Girl In knlfe.flnht with devil (Ishl SEE! Diver fighting man. eating shark with tpearl SEE! Battle between boa constrictor and ma. rlne crocodile! SEE! . Death struggle when crocodile ir.eets trop. leal bull! SEE! Girl scientist trap ped In Bathysphere rescued by diver! SEE! These and many oth er thrills and amaz Ing sights actually filmed cn the floor of the ocean! ALSO STARTS TODAY CHAPTER I A New Serial with Plenty of Thrills and Excitement . STARRING LARRY "BUSTER" CRABBE isi ni lYssturi 'jyT 'iff? tan