Friday, June 1, 1928
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
an FYaftrtxoo Mhii Hero
II. O,' llergan, of San Frnnrlsrn,
I h registered at the Foley.
inrilaiitl Mail Hew
C. Johnnon, who halls from
Portland. was u guenl itt the Foley
potel yesterday.
Mr. and Mr. Itay Penny, of
Kywa, Ore., were registered irt the
r'oley. hotel yesterdayy
Will (Jrmlnau -
. Commencement announcements
linve been received 'In I.a Grande
from Miss T holm a Kitchen who U
a member of the graduating class )
ui uie university ot uregon,
day fur u chat with friends on his
way to Wallowa- l-uke. Three visits.
mora or less -regularly. In .
Orande durftig the hut 20 year
have irtveii Air. Atkinson a large
business acquaintance and he stop
ped to shake hand and wiy "hello"
often, thlH momlnc, ''It' hot
enough for Palm Henehes where
I've Juki come fin in, around In the
Rend country, and I'm hoping that
I'll find the lake country pleasant
ly warm, anywny he mild.
Mr. an Orand Jury wont In a
jvuenen is u e uuugnter or nir. anF UraliU Jllry wont 1n sotUinn tnui
Airs, u. j, iieneii wno win ko to nm, at l0 o'clockpreparatory
Miss Kitchen mnjorad In English.. . .
flrre I'nim Wallowa
R. X. Lee, ut Wullonvn, Is here
'or u few rtnyH, stopping fit the
oley hiael. '.' i ,t ,
Hero Inm rntnti '
.Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Conklln, nf
Union, were l-n firande visitor to-
lay. Mr. Conklln Ih super! nt end -nt
of schools at l'nlon.;
:lk4 MfrthtR-'- i '
A reKUlar business meeting of
he Klks I oil Re was heldi Inst eve
ning wth Jep.se V. Amftrews, ex-
It etl ruler, presiding. s
f fKiknnc Wan Hen
K. , Al. . Mitchell, of -J4noknnn.
spent yesterday 'and teday, here on
business. 'He registered i at the
oley hotel. i -
It Hum IYom Wansaii J '
i.Mrs. J. C. Tamp and yomng son.
jack, returned home Monday even
ing ; from ' Wnusau, Wis., (Chicago
.and other cities In the nut Hvhcre
they have Bpcnt the past! several
weekif. ' ,'. ,. - . , y ,t
, 1 " , ; i Baker Man' fle-re ,
Driving Homo Prom Stanford-. c c, ohadwlck, of Haker. re
. Douglas Moo, son of Mr. and tUrned yesterday after a ahort atay
Mm. U n. Woe. who haaheen at- hpr0i Mi Chfldwlck waa at ;he
tendln? school at Lelnnd Slnnfonl ja Gronde, '
unlv!iislty, und Franklin "Undor-i '; ' ' '
wood, of Portland, alHo n HtunTord f(.w rnm Tnlon -atndMnt.
will drive home from Palo , J R Hutchinson, hnnker at Uri
Alto about Juno .14. 'IheVarecom- i0n. was a buslneas visitor In I.a
Plotinff their Junior yoara at col- Grande this morning-. -
leice. Mr, Moe previously attend- . ,
ed Whitman. . Mr. Underwood n,i,ll.,Mwi a, r:-nn.ifiM.
formerly lived In Ia Grande and I i Thn unn,n nf ivm. lmhnll
UllOWn here. 'tnm la wjHt-r.f1 nt tho I.n flrnndo
..' . " ' v " i hotel. They play the 1a Grnnle
lsllliijr In altle 'pirates this nfternoop. ' 4
Mm. 11. R Hrownton and datiR-h- .., -
ter, Dorothy, are spending several Jjccnso ImkiicU
weeks in Seattle where they have. A iniirrjnKe license was Issued
tnlcen apartments. They aro vis- Vjy county Clerk C. K. McCormlek
IlliiB with Mrs. Ilrownton'a sons. yestorday nfternoon to Itowena
Hheldon ami Wesley .students nt Gaily, or Knterprlse. and Oiville
the lnlveralty of ya8hgton and Adey of Ia Grande.
will remain until the school term I ' '
ends. MIhb Hrownton was an hon- cnt to .loscpli
or graduate from the local MkIh f nn m,- n n rinwnmn
school this spring;. . kfr. Teresa Leslie and son HMss
1 Jnnd daug-hter Jonnna nnd Mrs.
Iforo I-rom W yoming lAnna Leslie snent Memorial dnv
Ftpectctl Home- -
Ml, and Mrs. Elmer Stoddard
Tyre expected home this nfternoon
tPom a motor trip to Portland. Mr.
Stoddard Is president of the Grande
Jtonde Lumber company.
Major Operation
', Mrs.- Drth Peterman, of Cove,
submitted to a major operation nt
the Grande - Hbndn hospital this
morn I UK. flov condition Is re
ported ns KOod.'
:- i
fill-Is to Practice
The new officers and choir
members of the Kalnhow assem
bly No.- 13 are to meet Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock ot the Ma
sonic hall for a rehearsal.
h nt I'nion
Mrs,
ng som
DIFFICULTIES
; OF FLIGHT TO
. ISLE BEATEN
(Continued from Page 1)
dayT Friday?"
, "8:52 a. m: (11:32 a. m. coast
time), 20 hours nnd 30 mlns. In
the nil. About time wo were alirht
ln some term fhma. Wonder if
you are Retting: me now?
. "Tell them to keep the destroy
ers leashc-d; we donit need them
yet., .
"Just banks of drifting clouds
and now we are lnellnded to be
lieve we know where we are. Slay
with ua old ntun, wo 'inUfht have
to awim yet."
ci.orns Dr.criVE tiif.h
' HONOLULU. Juno i (AP) The
Mutttal Wireless cumpnny received
this message from the Southern
CrosH at 11:30 a. m.. const time!
"Kverywhere we turn we get de
ceived among these clouds. One
more hour. Twenty six and a half
hours In the nlr now. About time
we were sighting some terra flrma.
Wonder If you are getting me now.
"Kvcryone cool nnd collected.
Tell them to keep those'destroyers
lenshed, we are going; to need
them." , '
- One heart sickening moment
death seemed to reach, for the
Southern Cross and her crew of
four with . the same hand that
clutched nnd dragged down seven
filers during: the Jamea 1. lole
flights from here to Honolulu last
aummer.
it was at 10:05 p. ni., last night,
when the "plane -waa more than
1,000 miles off the California eoust.
The radio crackled out a brief
startled message:
"Wo hit an nlr pocket, and lost
some altitude."
Then alienee, listening radio op
erators said they had contact with
the plane's sin, but In the absence
of messages, such statements fail
ed to assure laymen. Then for a
time even the radio men lost con
tuct and with sickening heart many
a listener muttered:
"Tboy are gone."
The Southern Cross moved Into
the (rndo wind belt with perfect
ease, encountered no difficulty In
the handling of the ship as the load
tightened, excepting for the sud
den drop registered 1,100 miles
out. The detailed story of what
huppened during- this .fall must
await the arrival of the four air
men nt Honolulu today.
FLIERS DOWN
AT NASIRIYAH;
FLIGHT LONG
KAItAClfl. India. June 1 (AP
The Spanish airplane Jesus del
iGranpuder attempting- to break the
j distance flight record came down
yesterday at Nasirlyah heat Cr of
! I ho Clialdes. v
J Captains lgnuelo Jlmtnea and
. Francisco Igleslas made a forced
binding1. 'Nasirlyah. in Mesopeta
imla, is approximately 3,000 miles
I from Zeville, froni which they
started tin at noon Tuesday.
! Xevllle. Spain, lust night credited
the two fliers with having- beaten
tho long distance flight record set
by Clarence . Chamberlain and
Charles A. Levtne at Stilt miles on
their flight to Germany.
at Joseph.
Mrs. Will Davidson, of Kemmer-
er. Wvo.. Is visltlne- in Ln Grande
and the vicinity with relatives and fr Memorial Iny
friends. : 8he has been visiting at . mm. f-iidle- Glii. 0f Portland,
Ontario where she spent her girl- snpnt Memorial day and yesterday
hood. Mrs. Pavidson Is a nieca of ,n Grande visiting; friends. She
Airs. t.eua uranam and nas many;mn(ln lloP homo hpro untn a fow
friends In La Grande and the val-
yenra ago. Mrs. Given stopped at
ley, hnvlni? visited here on several- h i n r.mn,iB ,vi,n t,Am
occasions Mrs. Davidson Is a P. K: j , ,
' Mr. and Mrs. Cavities Here
" T " Mr. nnd Mrs. L. K. Cavlness,' of!
lyeavlnjc for Portland Portland, are spending: today at
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hnvenscroft ,no Jloino of Mr Cavlness sister,
and daughter. Miss Jane, lcrt by Mra GmcP Moiltor on Fourth
car this morning for Portland ntreet, on their way home from
where they will spend the week- Portland. They have been in Jo
end. They will bo joined In Port- spph were they were called to at
land by Mr. Rovenscroffs brother,-teniI tho funern ot Mrs. Cavlness'
from California, and will visit with brother. Herman Mitchell.
him during their short stay. The,
brothers hnvo not- seen each other changes Pie
in ten years. Mr. Ilnvenscroff is . H(.a,,' pobD8 Btngo nvivcr for the
.sales manager at the Mount Kmlly BIuo Mountain stngo line, reversed
Lumber company. pIea of not ffmy on charges of
' - i failure to report an accident and
Hobert Avers Speaks ,was ffnPa 5 and cost8 wh,,n ho
nooen i ... Ayers, i.a urnnue at- nnnenred In histlce court hefore
lost iv crones '
nONOt.l'LtT. June 1 (AP) Tho
Southern Cross radioed: , .
"Guess wo nre -lost. ' Radio A
battery went down. . Ph-ase . iret
ship with receiver. Get our bear
ings on my wave. Will keep
going so they can track us.M .
LOXG XK.lIT FLIGHT
RAN FUANC1HCO, June 1 (AP)
Tho seven-ton load lightening ns
the engines drank up gasoline, the
trlinotorcd monoplane Southern
Cross roared onward across the
Pacific ocean e:irly today, report
ing nt 8:30 a. m., that the distance
to Honolulu, the first stop in the
flight to Australia, had been cut
to 350 miles. "
Like a steed grateful for the
lightening of his load, the plane
Incrensed Its speed through tho
night. .
After flying low for some hours,
the plane climbed 200 feet above
the ocean before noon nnd darted
forward through tho afternoon and
OPF.HATOR "VITAM.Y IV-
Ti;iti;sTi:i ix flight
While Rurton Thurber. Associ
ated Press" operator for" The -'Observer,
sat at his typewriter1 this
morning and took down'the leased
-wire report, lie was more than or
dinarily Interested in "the flight of
the "Southern' Cross" from "Oak
land to Hawaii. Mr.. Thurber had
a friend on the plane, James War
mer, of San Francisco, and followed
the course of the monoplane with
much concern. Mr. Thurber and
Mr. Warner used to work together
for the Federal Telegrnph com
pany. Mr. Thurber has been In
terest e'd In aviation lntely and spent
some time before coming to La
Grande mopping parts of Western
Oregon and Washington from the
nir. . ' '
Washington Group
Testify At Hearing
SI'IATTLi;. Wash... June 1 (AP)
j With an Imposing Hut of wit-
ii esses nwnltlim their cues to lake
I' the witncKH chair, the Paget Sound
luleresls. were well launched on
their , campaign for a purity of
'grain ra'iea with I'ortlnnd at the
I Interstate commerce coiumisHloij'H
hearing today, .
1 They wore urging as n solultnn
jto the economic question which Is
jlhe subject nf the bearing that the
i entire grain . producing i-cglen of
eastern Washington and Kastern
JoreKu ns far south as Pendleton
be "blanketed" in so fur us trans
!portatlon tariffs on crniu were con
cerned, giving Portland and Puget
Sound ports equal rates from the
grain fields nf the entire area.
U.S. Men To Make
Irrigation Survey
PKNDLF.TON, Juno 1 (AP)
P, W. Dent of the bureau of rec
lamation and George Kretuer also
of that department will, arrivo In
Pendleton tonight to conduct an
economic survey of the West land
nnd Stanfleld Irrigation districts
In the west end of l:inutllla coun
ty. The survey Is being imtdo ln
nn effort to properly utllixei the
water stored in the McKay Irriga
tion reservoir, southwest of Pen
dleton. 1 i
V' ,
boun Blvi'n hplp In
hludu and fllin Into Ifiv,
I i -. V. ' l
rtkifiiQir x v
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v I'i
Jail Break Plot
Nipped By Sheriff
ROHERimo, June 1 (AP)
Sheriff Webb nnd his deputies nip
ped n plot to break jail hero yes
terday evening when they discover
ed a couple of keys made from the
flattened bowls of spoons, together
with three smnll files, a hack saw
blade and some short Iron bars
with which the prisoners apparent
ly planned to force their w,ny out
of the jail. Fragments of soap
used In making nn Imprint of the
cell loch , attracted the attention
of 'the jailers and led to the search
In which the articles were dis
covered. A stick and a length of
string apparently used In fishing
articles into the jail from outside,
Indlcnt ed th nt the p rl sogers had
. MUS KAMI LL STORY
Mrs. Samuel Story passed awrtV
at Mount Vernon, Wash.; yester
day afternoon ut three o'clock fol
lowing a long Illness of cancer.
Funernl services will boy held aft
the L. D, S. tabernacle here Sunday
afternoon nt two o'clock. Tho body
will He In state at" the Hunter &
Rohnenkamp mortuary from 11 to
1 :30 Sunday preceding services.
The body will arrive hero by train
accompanied by Mr. and Mm.
George A. Ilean and Mrs. Mary H.
Rean Sunday morning. " s
Mrs. Samuel Story resided In La
Grande for IB years, beginning in
1901 when she moved hern with
her husband In the Interests of tho
nugnr factory. In l!H6 they wen
to Mount Vernon In the interests of
tho Utah-Idaho sugar factory and
had since lived there. Mr. Story in
field reprosentntlvo for that com
pany. She la survived by" Mr. Story a,
."""i. Ivan 8. Story nnd a daughter,
Mrs, Ocorgq Bean, . both ot Ja
li ran rib, two brothers, Xury nnd
Finery Jones, of Ogden. Utah nnd
four sisters, Mrs, Bonnie . Mont
gomery, Mrs. Marlon Johnson. Mrt.
Matt Morton, all of Ogden and Mrs.
Phlpps of California. A Jiost of
friends also mourn her loss.
Services will be under the direc
tion of lllshop Lester Stoddard nnd
burial will bo In the L. D. S. soc
tion of the Masonic epinotery.
MARSH F! HI, D, Ore., June 1
(AP) C. .1. Gillette, principal of
the Marshfleld high school during
the past yeur, ond formerly teaehr
at Roosevelt IiIkIi fchool, Portland,
nnnounccd today the purchase of
(he Washington County News
Times, Forest .Grove, effective June
Hi, from Karl C. Hrownlee. , Asso-
nlght from, heights from 1200 to elated with Gllletto will be Hugh
4imn fpot above the water. MeOilvery, of Portland,. Ore.-
iitVn,MM nrM,i kr"n wounprnlny art-moon. Mr. ,1(,ftrlnB Monday tlioJulff.v not Ms
1 Ln". 1M Aypr8 "lllv,rp' a s,ll'rl"B "" - bonds at fldO nnd the dut0 ot tho
who has been soi loiiHly 111. Mrs. J pMnff BlldroM, it is r.-uorteil. tr,..i f()r i,,l8 m0mlnir
Park whfl a distant relative of Mrs,
s Tarklngton's fnthor.
"llwlvrd Word of Birth
Mrs. Ralph Paxton recelv-d
' word thltf morning of the birth of
a son to Mr. and Mrs. George
llnars, born to them nt their homo
ln Oregon City, Ore., on May 27.
They are former residents of I.a
Jprandn.
Cowy Settled
Richard V. Copsey. of I.a
firande, has Just , received - word
that his brother, Robert Copsey,
now In Washington, 1. C, has been
Relected ns serKennt-at-arms for
the republican national convention
at Kansas City.
nuby Son Born
Mr., and Mrs. H. T.. Halsey nre
the parents of a seven and one
fourth pound . baby hoy horn to
them yesterday at tho Harts mat
ernity home. Mr. and Mrs. Halsey
nmke their home at the Washing
ton apartments.
I During the services tho flag for
the first time was raised on the store CIuiiikos Xame
new flagpole erected at tho can- s. xr. i,eiPpn0 announces that
non by tho Wallowa legion post and ) 100 8lor0i formcl.y known as
ft dramatic touch was given in the tne Nntiolm serve Yourself store,
salute of tho firing squad. t0 he knonn "ivrs Self Sor-
" ! ' TrT vice" store. Mr.. Delepine has
Urovo To Norther.. Idaho ! ,,,.,. manug(,r of tlm atore 8)nce ,t
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Donn, nc-' WUH opened hero and recently be
cnmpunled by Mrs. Hoan's mother, ,,. 0lo owner. He announces
Mrs. George Harnett and dauithtei-, lll8 rlnyliBLlujiaWe almvltttm.ously
l.ft(llse. and Klmer Moon; lllove W With th iMtdUton of several new
!ewlston and X.irthern Idnhn nos of inerclmndlse. Mr. Ilele
cltles Memorial day. Mr. nnd., pin and his fniully nro permnn
Mrs. Doaii both spent part of their Cntly located In l.a Grande and
chlldhiioil In that section but had like II hern verv miieh. "net's Self
not been buck since then. They Service" store la locuted at 1304!
were at .lulletta most or the day. Adams avenue.
They drove over by way of Mnter-
ni'lse and returner! iirnnnd hv Mi TTwc irwi
Walla Walla. While In I.ewlstnn The Hev. William Crosby Ross.!
they visited with Mr. and Mrs. John now of the Klrst Presbyterian,'
Stewart. ciiurch in Hoise, nnd Mr. and Mrs.
; Admits and Mr. Adam's sister of
KlKiinrd NIUsi'ii Wins Prlo . llolse, spent Sunday and Tuesday
Many l.n Granders who heard SI- night In .11 Qraude, stopping here
Parents nt nanglilcr
A seven nnd a quarter pound
baby girl was born Wednesdny to
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ivor Smith, of Hunt
ington, nt the home of Mr. ond Mrs.
G. W. nalbow, 1007 V avenue. Mrs.
Smith Is the. daughter of Mr. nnd
1 Mrs. Dnlbow.
JleeoverlnB Satisfactorily
Kugeno Wheeler, who suffered a
Xbout a week .ago while working
omnound fracture of the left leg
In Connection with thn moving of
the Koley property on the corner
of 'Fourth street nnd Washington
nvenue. Is recovering satisfactorily
nt the Grande Ronde hospital.
Winter weather all Spring plays havoc
with business
f
CLINT'S CL0THIERY
gurd Nilssen, famous American on their way to and from Walla
basso, nnde one-time, resident of Walla where Mr. nnd Mrs. Adams
Perry, ln his concert here a few have a son In Whitman. 'They
yearn ago nt the L. 1). S. toher- arrived home Wednesday; Mr. Boss
nacle will he Interested to henr was a guet at the home of Mr.
that he has won the first prize for and Mrs. Ed Meyers Sunday night
the best encore at the recent nn- and nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs.
tlonal convention of vocal teachers J. K, Wright Tuesday night while j
in New York. While hero Mr. Mr. ond Mrs. Adams and sister
Nilssen was h guesj. of the Charles were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Meyer
Hanson family and visited others sick on both occasions. Their son
whom he had known In his boy- and Uayinond Meyerslck are
hood days. The singer who Is now friends at Whitman. "
a member of the American Opera,
company also lived in Baker. (Supremo President p. O.
Mrs. Ola Babroek Miller, of
Hero In Palm Beaches Washington,' Iowa, supreme presl-
Optlmistlcally nt tired In "Palm 'dent of the P. K. O. will arrive In
Beach" clnthes Dave Atkinson. pti-'Ln Grande tomorrow nfternoon
perlnlendent of agencies of the from Walla Wutla and will be the
Phil firossmayer General agency of guest over the weekend of her
Portland, stopped in Ln Crnmlc to- licousin, Miss Mabel K. Morton nnd
S wIM) Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Apple
by. Mrs. Miller who Is visiting the
P. K. O. chapters of the northwest
ns they assemble In their state con
ventions has been at Walla Walla
the past week attending the Wash
ington state convention, nnd goes
from here Sunday evening to Cor
vallls for the Oregon stale conven
tion. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Apple
by and son. Carlton and Miss Mor
ton will accompany Mrs. Miller to
Joesph (o visit nn aunt of Mrs.
Miller. Mrs. Miller. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Appleby, Harvey Mathews and Miss
Morion are all from Washington,
Jown. 1
0m
lit
WARNER BROS, present
attheHlQNT"
with. TOM WILSON
HHNIE CONKLIN
MYRNALOY
ASffc ON THl tTOSV V DASAVk FRANCIS f AMVCA
Dirccrtd by HOY DEI RUTH
TODAY
Ten Years Since Armis
tice. And ten years since
you laughed like you will
at these Burnt-Cork co
medians in the trenches!
-1
Jllrter .Mi'fiuli-p
toiiMNly
SATURDAY-
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
New York Store's Second
SATURDAY. JUNE 2"d
And You Will Get More Value For A Single Dollar Than
'Any Dollar You Ever Spent.
Entire stock now in a' mighty disposal
sale offering knockout
Dollar Day Specials
FOR SATURDAY
In Men's and Young Men's
Q( Wearables
A sale where women can shop for men and
young men and save.
Smith Expenses
In Oregon $250.09
SALEM, Ore., June 1 (AP)
KdKiU W. Smllhf as treasurer of '
ihe Smllh-for-president association
In Oregon spent 1250.09 In the
lieni went lie primary campaign In
j behalf of Oovernnr Smith's camll
dney, ncciirdlng to report filed with
(the secretary of state.
j LIMHti;it(iH AltlVRS "
SAN KItANClSCO, June 1 (AP)
J Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh
j landed at Mills field shortly after
inoon today. He alighted In a hor
I rowed monopldne In which he flew
from Long Heach after circling
CHsBry field at San Francisco and
jthe Oukland nlr port. He left Long
! Beach at 6:10 a. m.
THB STORE WITH A CONSOENCe
BEItLIN (AP) Dr. Louise1
La ni inert, the first German womsn 1
to receive on International scholar- '
ship since the war, has Iff t f or
Australia where she win spend a'
year In meteorological research
work. The International Kedera-'
t Ion nf I'nlverslty Women made j
the award twnnse of Ir. Lnm
niert valuable work In this field.
TODAY And SATURDAY
$1 for Men's Dress Shirts to $1.59
'$1 for'Mp.n's Night Shirts to $1.50
$1 for Knitted Unions to $1.35'
$1 for Two Athletic Union Suits''
$1 for Three Pair 50c Sox ,' .
$1 for Twelve 15c Handkerchiefs
$1 for 12 'Pair 10c Cotton Gloves
$1 for 8 Pair 15c Cotton Gloyes
$1 for Two Pair 75c Suspenders 1
$1 for Three Pair 50c Suspenders .
$1 for two 75c Four-in-Hand Ties ' ,
$1 for Three 50c Silk Bow Ties
$1 for 8 Pair Engineer and Fire--,
men Sox ' v
'4 ll) tt 1
QUALITY with QUANTITY '
Buying For Less We Sell For Less Compare Our Prices
Destroyers of High Prices
I'he LINK-I P
s
0fSTAUS '
Vou LOVE
To APPLAUD
,
RED GRANGE
"Iilini riitsh"
JO'RYNA RALSTON
Winsome and Slender
TRIXIE FRIGANZA
Dnxom.iind Kiolick-
. some
WALTER HIERS
Kunwd, Knt nnd Funny
Tin' IhrlllM Mill liM'i you nil
'flU4'. Till! IllllftllS Mill lllll)U
u roiir. Tho I1I7, .Ml'Stiir
Ciisi. Mill niiiki vou luiis!
Don't inlv. II It's Iaho III
Top SMi'cl Willi 11 IhrlllliiK
SltrillMII' Unco till' NIllllNlilltK,
I'lllsllllllC clilltlix.
I
r f 1 wrs 'ja
Juvonilo
ooHiar
MARION DAVIES
iiality. Street
' '
with
CONRAD NAG EL
A gay, glowinp;, glamorous screen
production of Barrio's great play
OSWALD CARTOON
NEWS
TODAY
And SATURDAY
Maver picturb
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