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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON,' TUESDAY, JULY 3d, l4tf. Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER ALL-DAY MEETING ENJOYABLE AFFAIR TKNJIII.K, July HO.Tho Indies or tlu Hill lillll.' Hub wcro (lnliKliI I'ully entertained Thursday Willi hii nil day meeting ut the homo of Mrs. A. llnwhitld. A delicious pot lurk dinner was served n( 12:30 o'clock Ik Mrs. ttoorgo DUivant mid dnugliti t, Uoiinie, Mis. Josephine 1 1 o 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 nml son. Miss W'illninao -Muotzi-I, Miss Nellie Arnold. Mrs. Morgan and Miss Hhoda Arnold, nil gii"sts. anil t lira members were: Mrs. lleilrude Kreiidmnu. Mrs. Nel- i - Ware, Mi"). Joiti-phlne I'nr.k lmrst. Mi-h. Kern Neuvnll and sou, Wendell, Mm. Klva Nichols and two sous. Mrs. Kunleo llasluin and daughter, Kflie. and the hostess. Mrs. A. Itawlnnd. The pleasant af ternoon hones were spent In play ing games and visiting. The Huh " hns discontinued meetings until the Hist Tliursdiiy ill September. TOWNSEND CLUB HAS MEETING YOXCAIXA, July 3D. The regit lnr meeting of the Hcotts Valley Townsclid elnb was held in the Townsewl hall Tuesduy evening, with Mrs. Joe Jobe. iiresiilent pro- siding. A discussion on meeting the "Triple T" udvisor was held, l-'rod J.ce was appointed to contact the Yoncalla Hub nnd if conven ient, have the "Triple T" advisor meet wilh the two Hubs at the Yonealla theater In the near fu ture. Mrs. dene l.akey of Drain was present uud Rave n report on the national convention hold in St. I.ouis recently. Kred I.ee nave a report on the Irusloes. Several visitors from Tlruln were present. A social hour followed with re freshments being served. POTLUCK DINNER AND PICNIC IS ENJOYED YONCAI.I.A. July P.O. A pntlllcli dinner and picnic was enjoyed al the Klkhend cum in ii ii ity hall re cently. Those present Included. Mrs, lio'a Johnson anil family. Mrs. Ilallie .iiniueriuan of Hnseburg. Mr. and Mrs. l.loyd I'lnkston. Mr. and Mis. Kred lleeves, Mr. and Mrs. Walter llecnril. Mr. and Mrs. llcllnar lieconi. Miss Mury Wllt-I nie.ver. Mr. and Mrs. 1'aul Allen Mr. and Mrs. Have Must. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jolie nnd family, anil Vera and (Jeorge Thoiuiisoii. SWIMMING PARTY ENJOYED WEDNESDAY YONCAI.I.A. July .'in. A swim ming pally was eu.iiiyi-il at the t'un niiiKhain swimming hole Wednes day evening, witli the following at- Today's Pattern TRIM, TAILORED SHIRT WAISTER ' PATTEIt.N IliiO Busy days loom just ahead you'll need a trim new shirt waistor lo meet ihein smartly. In Pallern I IWI. Anne Adams has nicely com bined tailored style anil soft, lines. There's tlaltery through the bust line in gathered, full-cut side bo dice sections. The in-one-piece yokes and bodice panels are smoothly cut on the bias. The skirt has one simple front panel, Ynu may have either long or short sleeves. Make the youthful collar in self fabric or bright, contrast. Perhaps adding cuffs to match. And , for gay touches use a button and buMimiinle trim on the cuffs; tie. ends or a rihbon'bow at the neck. Wouldn't checked spun rayon he effective for this siiinmer-into-fall style? Pattern -UM is available In misses' nnd women's sizss II, 16. IS, 20. .12. 31, 36. 3. -to and -12. Size Hi takes 3? vards 3:1 inch rabilc. ' Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In coins for this Anne Adams pattern. Write plainlv SIZE. NAME. AD dress and STYLE NTMIIER. Send your order to News-lieview, Pattern Dept.. Ilosebiirg. Ore. tending: Misses Mary llnndsllii, Vera Thompson. Doris nnd Mabel Klngerv. Uoorge Thompson, lilelile Smith, Cliiroid Thornton, Xlelvln rtyas and Leonard Uentz. : SIDNEY GATES AND LOIS GEORGE MARRY Sidney Wallace, Gates of Rlkton nnd Marie I,ois (leorge or Oakland v.ero united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage on Saturday, Jul v 27, at 3:1111 p. m. lieveretld Meiville T. Wire, read the cere mony. Miss I.clinro Hates of Klk ton accompanied the bridal couple. Mr. and Mis. times will sponn inc summer al points on the Oregon coast where Mr. Hates is etnpioycii, COUNTRY CLUB LADIES TO ENTERTAIN COTTAGE GROVE LADIES THURSDAY The ladies of tlie Rosehurg Coun try Huh have invited the ladles from Collage drove as guests for Thursday at the clubhouse. Golf-' ing tournaments have been nrrnng ed for the morning hours with noon luncheons ut 12::tn o'clock and con tract bridge In the afternoon. All Hnseburg ladies ol the Hub are tim ed to be present. EPISCOPAL GUILD TO SEW ON THURSDAY Members and friends of St. flenrgo's Kpiscopal Guild are invit ed to meet all-day Thursday at the. parish ball on East Cass street to sew for the Itod Cross. Mrs. M. K. .Mlddelbiirg. Guild chairman of the sewing for the Ited Cross, has ask ed ns many members as possible to he present to ussist in this project. LUTHER COON AND ATHA GRIFFITH MARRY On Saturday, July 27. at 11 o'clock, l.nther Ellis Coon nnd Atha Lillian Griffith of Ilillard were united in marriage In an informal ceremony at the Methodist parson age of this city, Heverend Melville r. Wire officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Coon will reside 111 I illhtnl. GARDEN VALLEY WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET THURSDAY The Garden Valley Women's club will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the clubhouse with Mrs. Clem Schneider as hos tess. All members nre most cor dially Inviled to be present. Annual Kansas Picnic for ' Douglas County Arranged The second annual Kansas pic nic for Douglas county lias been arranged for Sunday, August 11. ii was announced today by Mrs. Kulh erine Cory, secretary. The picnic, which Is for all native Kansas nnd former residents of Kansas, now living In Douglas county or other Paris of Oregon, will be held in the Itosehurg Auto camp adjoining the I leer f'reek bridge. Last year's picnic attracted lor, former residents or Kansas togeth er wilh members of Ibeir families and many friends. The picnic will start at 10 a. m. The morning hours will feature a sports pingrani, directed by Harold llrowu of Dixonvllle. A basket din !!"r will be enjoyed during the noon hour and in the afternoon there will he a program arranged by W. Welch of Slltherlin. W. O. Gilder sleeve of Koseburg is president of (ho association. WPA Worker Killed as Train Hits Automobile H'JLLKHORO, July !10 (An A collision between nn aulomobiie and a Southern Pacific logging train killed Harry Sniilh. 40. Port land WI'A worker, and Injured two companions early today. Smith died several hours after the accident at a Portland hospital where the .other workers, Bruce Baxter nnd .Marvin Latlinra. both of Portland, were treated for minor injuries. The men were en route to WPA camp Manning on the Wolf Creek bliTliv.uy. The impact derailed three empty railroad cars. POETS CORNER BY THE CLOCK It's an old. old world By the old, old clock, If you just sit and listen To the lick tick lock. When the sun conies up Wilh a brand new frock, it won't change the lick On the tick tick lock. When the sun goes down At the Hose of day. It won't change the clock As time s'ips away. It's an old. oh! world By the same old clock. If you just sit and listen 'In II;.- tick lick lock. (.'. St. L.-. WITH A FRIEND 1 want some one To care for me. Just because They're a friend : I want someone's Prayer for me, Just because They're a friend. 1 want some one To dare for me. Just because They're a friend: Anil when the days Are hard to bear for me, 1 11 he there Wilh friend. G. M. Leeper, SIDE GLANCES COPS- 1P40 BY NCA ggllVier. IWC. T. M. q U. 9. "Oil, stop your whimpering, lk'len this is the way 1 made it iiiun out of your liusbunU!" Coming in llrendii Joyce and John I'nyno in a scene from the technicolor pro duction, "Maryland," which opens a four-dny engagement Wednesday al Hunt's Indian theatre. CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy ami help in our recent sorrow. Kor the beautiful service, floral offerings and other kindnesses, we are deep ly grateful. Mrs. I. 11. Howard. Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Conn. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. II. Dodge. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. .1. Howard. Mr. C. M. Howard. MARKET REPORTS PRODUCE PORTLAND. July 30. (API ni'T'l'ICU Prints A grade 311c lb.; Ill parchment wrappers. 32Ac In cartons. M grade ;ilc in parch ment wrappers 31.Jc in cartons. BI'TTKHKAT First quality maximum of .fi of 1 per cent acid ity delivered Portland 2!l-2!ljc lb.; premium quality (minimum of 35 of 1 per cent acidity I 3(1 Jo, valley routes ami country puillts 2c less or 27Jc. Second quality 2c under first, or 27-2710. POTATOES Eastern Oregon, Washington 1. 451. 05. Other produco prices steady, un changed. LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore.. July 30 (API (', S. Dept. Agr.l HOGS: Mostly 10-15o below Monday's nver age, extreme ton 25c lower; good eholeo 170-215 lb. drive-Ins mostly S7.50; medium grades down to S7.2.1: 225-255 lb. weights $C.75-7.00; light-lights $0.50-7.00; packing sows below 400 Mi. S'l.zr.-litj; choice light leetler pigs salable around $(i.75 7.00. CATTLE: Cnlves slow: cows nnd heifers about steady; steers scarce, quotable steady; hulls dull; few sales weak to 25c lower; odd head plain steers $ii.00-50; grass . fat r-'eers salable around f. 50-9.75-bet steers salable up to $10.15 and above: common-medium heifers $5. 75-7. 75; eannors-oonunnn dairy type cows $3.75-5.00: good beef cows salable around $(1.0(1-50; com mon light bulls $5.25-75; good heavv beef hulls quotable to $7.00: few good-Hlolce vealers $0.00-10.00. SHEEP: Slow; few early sale9 sieady: later sales and bids around 25c lower; few good-choice spring lambs $7.75-8.00; 1 load eastern Oregon Inmba $S.25: later sales fairly good truck-ins $7.50; feeder lambs $8.50-75; good light ewes up to 43.50. WHEAT PORTLAND, Ore., July 3(1. (API Open High Low Close' Sept 71 .71 .71 .71 p3 Local News PAT. Off. T-K "Maryland" DAILY DEVOTIONS DK. CHA3. A. EDWARDS What Is prayer? Prayer Is the offering of our desires lo Cod. through the mediation of Jeslia under the influence of the Holy Spirit. Prayer Is as necessary to the welfare of our souls ns breathing is to the welfare of our bodies. Physical health de ponds in n large measure upon right brenthing. Spiritual health in huge measure upon right praying. What then is nrnyer? First, pruyer is communion with Cod. It. is talking to Cod freely and nnturnlly, und telling Him nil Hint Ir in our minds and henrls; our failures und our sins, our needs nnd the needs of others, our sense of gratitude nnd our sense of His power nnd wisdom und love. It Is nlso lis tening lo Cod. hearing whnt He has to say to us. Second, pruyer is u wuy of showing our love to Cod. W'e mnke our love known In part, by speaking to those we love, and by listening attentive ly when they speuk to us. Third ly, prayer is n means of helping Cod carry out His will. We may help Cod In many ways. Prayer is one of these wiivh. It is the placing of our spiritual power ut His disposal for HlB own pur poses. It is putting ourselves on His side. Wouldn't thou bring the world near to Cod? Then live near Him thyself. Amen. New Willamette Pass Highway Is Dedicated PORTLAND, July 30. (AP) A huge automobile enmvan bound for the Willamette pass highway dedication grew larger with every mile of progress through the Will amette valley toduy. Eighty cars from Portland were joined by other delegations from Salem. Albany and Eugene en route for ceremonies officially op ening the $3,200,000 shorten! ncross the Cascade mountains to Klamath Vails. The pass, cutting about three hours driving time between Eu gene nnd Klamath Kails, con nects with the Pacific highway at Coshen nnd the Dalles-Cullfornia highway north of ChemuU. Admitted to Hospital Paul Campbell, well known Ittddle resi dent, who has been quite ill for several days, was brought by am bulance last night to Mercy hos pital, where he Is reported to lie In a serious couditlon. i Return Here Jnnn nnd Tilllo Graves, of this city, spent Sunday ut Heston visiting nt I ho J, M. Car ney residence. Attends to Business fleorge Ivnlillmi'tiii it Pnanlim-ir at. mil I2.il. iirdav lii the Restnu valley nltetid- mg to business. Sutherlln Visitor Here f. A. Ol son, of Sutherlln. wns in Rosehurg for n few hours yeslerdny attend ing to business. Attends to Business A. R. Ros enbauni. Southern Pacific offcial from Medforil, was here nttenillng to business yesterday. Yoncalla VIitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Josenh Stoinhaohor. of Yon calla. spent yeslerduy in this city attending to business. Returns Home MIsr Lillian Mat thews has returned to her home In Reston. following a vnention trln to eastern Oregon points to visit friends. Snend Monday Here Arthur Matthews ami daughter. Miss Elaine, and W. I). f'ary, of Reston. were business visitors In this city Monday. Here Monday John Ellders. nf Ashland, snent veslerdav in this city unending to business nnd visit ing friends en route lo coast points on business. Here Yesterday James Walsh, Southern Pacific employee. Eugene, "as here yesterday on business. The Walsh family formerly made their home here. In Fugenc Few Days Leslie C. f'nniniings. fire insnoelor, wilh headquarters al the Douglas For est Projective association office. Is spending a couple of davn in Eu gene conferring with the Lnne county fire Inspector, "Red" Young. At Penara Home Warren Bullls. of Beaverlon, slopped over here yesterday to visit until Wednesday i ll route home from Port Orford. nl the home of his son lii-liiw and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Pengra, and family In Lntirelwood. Back From Coast Mr. and Mrs. E. S. McClaln und sons. John und Donald, have relumed to their home on South Jackson slreet, fol lowing a vacation nt Neskowln beach. Mr. McClaln is manager of the Rosebiirg branch- of the II. S. National bank. Visiting Here Mrs. Lucille Wal ton Hlhbs. of Corvallls. has arrived here to visit her brother and sis ter lnlaw. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Wal ton, on Chudwlck street. She was employed al the local telephone of fice before being transferred to Corvallls. Leave For Home Mr. and Mrs. E C. Randolph nnd daughter. Bar bara, have left for their home In Medrord. following a week's vaca lion in Portland nnd Seattle and smiping over here to visit relatives and friends. They formerly made their home here. Visiting' In Roseburg Mrs. Ar thur Cole nnd Mrs. V. C. Ellerlson and daughter, Dorothy (lull, or I...... ..i-n I'lcHlne- Miss I' 01'- e'nee. Miss Vlolette and Lloyd Cole in North Roselmrg. I lie vis s made, the trln here via the const route and will return north on the Inland route. Will Return Tomorrow L. K. MoClintock. of Ibis city, drove lo Neskowln Sunday to remain until tomorrow, when he will bring bis wife and daughter nnd Miss Caro lyn Cordon, back lo their homes here. The bitter three have been spending two weeks vacationing ut the coast. Expected Here First of Week Mrs, wniurd Johnson nnd dauiih ituo Ruth, and son. Toi'ninv. of Portland, formerly of tills ollv. lire expected io niiivi here the first or the week lo stav at the Dr. 11. C. Church place, while die Church family Is on a vacation In Ilrititth Columbia. Leave For Home Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Pen-in and children. Shirley Jean and Richard Cliy. have left for their home In Longview. Wash.. Pillowing n visit here wilh Mr. Pen-Ill's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Pen-In, ami Mrs. Perrln's bro ther, "Uud" Wnlsnii. Mrs. Perrlll, nee Genevieve Walsnli. formerly taught III the junior high school In litis city. Return to Coast Mr. and Mrs. Lester Croft, of North Rend, and Mrs. Mnrv Rltersdorr, of Muske gon, Michigan, who have been vaca tioning nt the-fair in San Erancis co and visiting Mrs. John M. Hit's nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Ciiurtlnud Iflalr. at Fairfax. Calif.. spent Sunday at the Orr home on Camus Mountain en route to (heir, home at, the coast. Also visiting nl j the Orr home Sunday were .lobiij Smith and his mother, ,irs. jMmcy Smith, of Myrtle Creek. Men Wanted California aircraft wants 20 men for aircraft factory training, 18 to 45 years of age, good health, white rac, U. S. citizens. For those who qualify good pay, steady work, assured future. Apply Mr. Kibbee, Hotel Grand, Tues., Wed. and Thursday only. Mr. Chapman Here E. S, Clinp mnti, of Myrtle. Creek, attended to business here yesterday, Returns Here Harold Prlntz lias returned horo from Diamond lake, where li enjoyoil the fish ' .'. Visit In Corvalllt Mr. nnd Mrs. John Edwards und small daughter. Judith Ann. or Oakland, spent Sun day visiting relatives and Mends at Corvallls. Returns to Euaene Tiny Entler has returned to his home In Eu gene, following a short stay here attending to business. He form erly resided in Lntirelwood. Returns Home Archie Busli ne!! has returned to bos home at Myrtle Point, following a visit over Sunday with friends at lies ton. Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Caraway, of CrautH Pass, spout the week-end In this city attend ing lo properly Interests mid vis It lug friends. . Operating at Reston The Har vey Nortlicraft combine from Olulln Iiiih been opernllng the last few duys ut the Charles Wilson place at Reston. Gray Ladies to Meet The Gray Lndies will meet Wednesday from ten to four o'clock nt the Episco pal parish hall on Enst Cass street to spend the day sewing for the Red Cross. Back From Lake Mr. nnd Mrs. James Redburn und Verdun lloueock. of this city, and Miss El vira Wolfard. of Sutherlln, spent Sunday enjoying the fishing ut Diamond lake. Return From Summer School Leonaid Riley and II. M. Church local touchers, have returned to their homes here, following several week In Eugene uiteiidlug Univer sity of Oregon summer school. Vacationing Miss Lenn C. Por ter, employee In tb(, Douglas coun ty clerk's office, Is spending this week vucatlonliig at various points in California. She spent last week visiting relatives in Eu gene. Return Here Waller Wilson and Elmer Wlmberly have relum ed here from a trip over iho Tlll-er-Trull culoir to Crater and Dia mond lakes and hack via the North Dmpiiun road. Art and Embroidery Club to Meet The Rosehurg Ail and Em broidery Hub will meet Wednes day uflernoon ul the S. .1. Shoe maker home, 117 East Ijme street, wilh Mi's. E. Ilboads as hostess. Pollyalllla Rlfls will ho exchanged. Leave for North Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Pargeter, who liavo been vacatlonln find visiting relatives here, have left for their home In Sen I lie. They viero accontpniiled north iy the former's mother, Mrs. Rose Taylor, of this clly. They returned home via the coast route. Returns to Portland Pei'iinnl Young has returned to his homo In Portland, following Iho week-end wilh his fatlinr. Mayor A. J. Young, ut Diamond lake, where they visit ed the hitler's son and daughter-in-law. Mr. und Mrs. A. A. Young, and children, Elizabeth anil John, of llakersfield, Calif. Tho Cali fornia visitors will also visit hero and Mrs. Young and two children will then go to Wisconsin for it visit with other relatives while Mr. Young will return lo California. Visit Roseburg Kin Dr. Frank P. N'ewland and his wife, Dr. Nel lie Newltmd, and the former's niece, Miss Crace lletllline, have left for their home nl Santa llar hara, Calif., after slopping over in UoseburK for a visit at tbo homes of the former's two cous ins, J. Wesley Newland and .liinies O. Newland, and their re spective families. The visitors were reluming from a month's vacallon motoring throughout the northwest nnd spending snmu (line with relatives ill Montana. Why Let Stomach Ulcer Pains Starve You? A great specialist found that by using bismuth to coat the stomach lining on the sensitive parts, thus preventing; the Irritating action of digestive secretions and foods, en ables many sufferers of acid slom ach ulcer pains to eat a hearty meal even steak and corn beef nnd cnhbiige without severe afier pains. I'dgn Tablets contain bis muth and other valuable Ingredi ents In u bnlnnced formula. They have been praised by t hnilsands. Try a 25c box of I'dgn for roller of nicer and stomach pains, Indi gestion, gas pains, heart burn, burn ing sensation, bloat and other con ditions caused by excess aciJ. 1M ga Tablets are saTo to use nnd niusl help or your money reruiulid. A I I'haimian'H' Pharntaev nnd good drug slorea everywhere (Adv.) YOU CAN R ELY ON US No Indeed, clothtiH don't nitikt! Lin1 nut it, hnl. flint iinprcsHlonn at" vfiy Important. .Inko hi ire that they tin nl wiivh InvorubU?. Phono 472. We'll do our part. Umpqua Cleaners 231 NO, MAIN Rodeo Performer Denies Forgery Woman Declares $200 Cheek Won From Juneau Mayor In Game of Poker. SEATTLE, July 20. (API-Miss Joan Thompson, 30-year-old' rodeo performer from San Angolo, Tex., Insisted to police toduy sbo won tbo money In a poker guino, hut sho was being held for Alaska au thorities on n charge of forging the name of Juneau's mayor. Han-y 1. Lucas, to a $200 check. . Miss Thompson wns arrested nR sho arrived here from Juneau nhuiird tbo Alaska Hipper, and ex- traditioii proceeding must be i taken up with (lov. Clarence I). Martin of Washington as she was charged under territorial law milt er than under federal statutes. Detuctlve Lieut. Prank II. Ilnrno man quoted her as follows: "I've worked in rodeoH for near ly 20 yenrs, doing trick riding In Ellenshurg. Wash.. Pendleton, Ore., Reno and other rodeos throughout the Culled States. I'm Hiipposed to ride at Oklahoma City September 15. and I don't want to go back to Alaska. "I had been In Alaska a month vacationing. During my stay I was introduced to Mayor Lucas, . Last Tuesday I was In the bar at a Ju neau hotel when Mayor Lucas and two business men started n dice game. Later wo went, to aiiother place and played poker until 5 o'clock in the morning. "I hold several straight flushes nnd once had four .aces uud a king. "I won between $1150 nnd $100. The mayor paid each of us partly In cash ami gave us checks for the balance. He gave mo a chock for S2U0 payable to cash. "I cashed the check. During the three und n half hours between cashing the check and leaving on the plane, Mayor Lucas gave mo a model canon as n souvenir and ho and bin party drove inn In bis car lo the Iiiih that took me In the plane." At Juneau It wns snld the bank refused to honor the check, staling Hie signature was not Lucas'. 11. S. Marshal Maloney suid: "Lucas denies Iho money wns won In poker or a ernp gume. Ex triidlllon papers were signed by Coyernnr (Intoning. We have (wo more worthless checks allegedly drawn by Miss Thompson on a Ketchikan bank and passed In Juneau Htores. She has no account in Ketchikan ns far ns wo ran learn." VITAL STATISTICS I BORN PERDI'E To Mr. nnd Mrs. K. A. Perdue, of this Hty, at Mercy hospital, Saliirdny, July 27. a son, Larry; weight six pounds eight und one-fourth ounces. STARTS WEDNESDAY--4 DAYS! Romance! Spectacle!, Drama! vmuR UK"""" M''M"Vi"MI. Man., 30o, Inc. tax Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Kiddles 10c Eves. 40c, Inc. tax Visit In Cottage Grove Jlttlph ! Oilman, Jerry Watson and Doris Aheel spent Sunday visiting friends in Cottage Grove. TODAY & WEDNESDAY PAL NIGHT fc (CY -They took ?-.Vf s Their French Ill UIIG " i A 1 Lesson! PLUS Shows 2-7-9 P. M. Matinee and Evening 20c, two for 35c Starting Thursday "Lucky Cisco Kid" with Caesar Romero plus "Fighting Mad" with Renfrew of the Mounted fsV BMNUH " uE TODAY Ann Sheridan "It All Came True" U Hint & jH&'.l ,"' Cl RICE -TAYLORXJ. ONI 1 AIWIll A.-J r-Llklkftl FAY BMNTER V.