La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 05, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, February; 5. -1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER i Local News In Brief l'rom .niiia ' ' i ' Joe Gotsuil, of Nuniiiu, Idu.. was a visitor In i.a Grundu ypaturduy. (;xs to Wallowa - K. C?. Hcnclnger, of la Grande, went to Wallowa toduy on busln&sa. To bo to Kpokuiio v ', ' ' , Miss Holeo Bay, of La. Grande, expi'cts to h'ave' the. lust of the week for Spokane to vlMlti 5r- ; : ;. .' Sir. Hill to S-ak- : . A..T. Hill will be the principal apeuker ut the la Grundu ltuulty board Krlduy.. . Vlsll From Klglit-- MrH. I"rank Glltner and suns Curl end Dick, were vlsltlnc i In La Vrande yesterday from Clsln. Hero From Hot lake Mr. and Mrs, David Graham were In La Grande from Hot l,ako yesterday to attend circuit court. I-'roni Siiiiunerville Harold Simpson, of SummerviUc, was a visitor, in this city yesterday. From Alkvl T. WalUlnser, of Atlcet, arrived in La Grande yesterday, lie la at the Sacajawea Inn. Sir. slf llorc Fred Seir. of Union, is visiting m this city. Ho is reeisSered at the Sacajawea Inn. , " Jlr. AVhlte Visits . '' A. B. White, of Pendleton. Is a visitor In La Grande. He is stay ing at the Sacajawea Inn, Mr. IlarrlK Here Itoyaf Harris, of ri-ndlMnn.' tit registered at the Haeajaweu Inn. He arrived, In this city yesterday;. lit'tllrns to Kttmmrrttllp Clarence Hansiey, of Suiiimpr vltle, returned to his home this morning- after spending a day in Portland. In I 'rtmi Kauxia Mrs. C. K. Thornburff and son. and niece, lona Thornburg, all of Kamela, are spending the day in this city. To looking Cila.s jt W. J. I'erlsho, of Perry, panned I mInk McKellnr Arrit Ihrough La Grande toduy on the Miss Janet McKcltar arrived in way to ms ranch at Looking Uluss. La Grande from Portland this I morning. Miss McKeilar is uss. To Joseph ; ; W. K. Scott, of Joseph, returned to his home this morning. He has been In La Grande on business. . 'fTa VIM! In Itakei Here From Xortli Powder , : ; : Miy. Hubert Jacobson, 'of North Powder, -is a visitor in this city. She s at the Foley hotel. elate field secretary for the Na tional Camp Fire Girls. Farmers Using Sleighs Now In Lower Cove Area Uy Mrs. Neil Klglft Observer Correspondent) LOYR COVK. OM Special) Farmers are using sleighs yet, but ure working on the road a to open them for travel.' For several days last week the rum I carrier could .not make the ' rounds. Aa the (groundhog did nut see' his shadow, run early spring is expected. . K. -T, Uosw'eJt was Called to'SJn jlon Friduy hy the illness offehi Htaieri ' lit r J etmfe IJeluney. - Mrs. Witt" Crulkdiank 'and son. Glen, are v is t tint,' in Klgtit for a fiew days, u . t. There was ifo school In tKr3ty district this wk.ih account of the deep drifted. snow. Sir, and Mrs. 'tfeward Gasset spent Saturday at life' Kelt Kigbt home. , -! - i Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Uesweil spent Friday night at the Neil Kight home, , Mrs, Mary Chambers spent the last week at the home at Mr, ami Mr. Howard Gusset, t Mrs. Franklyn Miller, of Baker, is at the home of her daughter, t Mrn. Nathan Daron, helping care for her new granddaughter, A dancing party os given at the home of K. S Morris on Friday' evening, " . ' ' Claude ilurford and Herbert Bar-, ker returned from California last week. ' From ilmtn ?.'' Mr. and Mrs 3oe Johnson, of v Mlnam, ure visitors in this city ui 'the Koley hotul. ;. Mr. Witty llrt Charles Witty, of .JSlKhl, la vis iting' in La Grande. . arrived yesterday and is at the Koley hotel. Mr. WltiH'rsixKm Come r J. hi. Wltherapoon, of Klgin, ta visiting In Jt Grande. Ho came yesterday and ia registered . at tho Foley -hotel. . ..... . . Mr. Humor Ketiiriis- C. A. Hunter, of Wallowa, passed tli rough this city toduy on his way home from. Portland where he has been un-' business. V. A, Out I gun and Mrs. V. Y. .'ry..pTU.ajGnuKietUft this morning ' for Baker' to' vhdt Mrs. 8am Worley. who in Mrs. iowry' daughtD and MV. Carrigan's sis ter. . .. Air. Blafce Ieavcs M. G. Hlake. of Ia Grande, con nected with the Kaatern Oregon Light & Power company, went to Pondosa this .morning on business for tho company. ' Mir. Campbell VinitH O. V CampUell. superintendent of schools at Wallowa, was a vis itor in La Grande during the week end returning to his Imirie Hunday. He accompanied the Wallowa bas ketball team. To Ihiiico t'Vb. 11 The' Good Times Dancing club will hold a regular dance Thursday evening, Feb. 14, at the La Grunde hotel. 1 f Passes Through City H. B. Launsbury, of Portland, traffic manager of the Fnion Paci fic r&ilrond. passed through New Cable Opened Across Atlantic j Announct'iuent was iiiade toaay Usti the Ja Grande office, of'the Western I'nlon that tho newest transAthintic tyttd" between New foundland andhe.Aatores hui been' opened for eo'mmerclai traffic, ef fevttve taday; The' statement "was accompanied by an announcement from Newcomb Carlton, president, that cable traffic showed -an in crease of II per cent for- iSJJS as compared with li27. Time Limit Included In Cruiser Bill Continued from Pago One v THE HOOVERS "AT FLORIDA' VACATION HOME - km 1 w 1 HAWKS SETS NEW RECORD ACROSS U. & (Continued it&m J) tfid cunminers, 32i5 pounds; t hires and . mlsceJJuneoua article J 8 totmd?t, , , Captain Hsw a farmer war aviator and mail pifes, hoped to breafe th present wet-east rerorii which was estab&&ed by Coioitei Art tloehol in the Yankee JJomire" wittcH I tUirr ithitt of the plane making the carrpn HJght, tie was o confident of maUg the t Hht waecestsfuliy that h teJeRrivphod his wife In Kwr Yark to be watting at Jlse iaodtitgr field 1 - ; "We'll da tt ia either 35 o? If &&ar i w& get th breaks." Cap t&in Hawfc nid. , 3n the and EaUonai. air toursv Hawks waa anions ?sy headers winning places each year L&t year he was said to have t lawn t$& mie in commercial Highly carrying paasBSra. , President -eieet and Mm. Herbert Hoover are shows tit the Miami, Ki., borne sf Mr. and Mm J. C Penney where they are spending it short vacation before taking up their new tUtftvn In Washington. On tlie right is Mayor K..U. Sevveit of Mami, holding the key ta the city which was iresented to the Hoovers,' - ' -. : . - . . GRAND JURORS WILL HEAR OF j RAID ONTLUB -BAKBHKFfKLD, Cni Feb. (Ap The grand Jury today wits wait ing to hear from the lips of 35 boys and girts the- faii story of Bsseried scandalous goings on in a "juyen-; i!e night club115 iu which they were arrested in ft sensational raid. Of- fleets said liquor was being , sold . at the club, that tewd" pictures, were on the walls, and that the place "cloaked various actions of a nature objectionable to parents. Most of the boys and girls ar rested are high sellout students, many of theiu ' from prominent families. When the raiders closed in on the place, officers said It dlngurged boys and girls iike an overturned rabbit hutch" and that there were; cries, screams and frantic running. Al Cue, an adult is being held as responsible for running the club, Superior Judge Krwin W. Owen tion purposes tn the counties iner, Mrs. I I Noah, Mrsi, Katie 11, which tt is raised without county iArbuckle. Mrs, Ada Chttder Mrs. reciprocity.. . , K. C. Fields Mrs. Nellie iipemrer, -V- ,Iotato (inniinj; Mgyo ' fMrs. tbt Jones. W. If. Atlstott, Mrs iCotWpulsory grading of potatoes titles Hamdef, Mrs. Turner Olivet, according to the IT. S. standards A. Htrec Wm. Siegrlsi. Bpi clion of potatoes sotd or ship-f J. J. Carr, Ueo, L. Andersonaek ped tn thetat of Oregon, and ittta X H pay Cr itoekinaa, other. regulatory prtvisn in the Tail 6arre'tt W.'tt, Redder, H. I, inarfeetlng potfttoi-rf are pro? Klebam, mts W. Oerben B. A. ttea vided for in ft pbtat bill Intro- ham K. Ilurnett, . F. A. KpKng, dueed to the house ths morning j, u. tWodnuugh, Francis A, Gren byhtnagriia of Cfctefcamas. Ad.'Mt;hj w Hansetn A, T Hill ministration of the provisions ofiFplilik s spf JU n Noyes, O, U thect are placed in the ate mar. tFimnt, mrh iMtteUt John Mel feet genu '' ; Jviiie, J p, Moreiock, S &m&n Under this bill M potato liere. m Guy Gienn, W. C. Kelly, U K. after sold or offered for sale or ;Kt(i & HubiHSon( u if Bofr shipmt Jn tho stat must have Fmtk vlvtmftri fUrrT e the. container labeled with the MeC name of the state In 'enkamp, IU V, Cupsey, L, C, Smith, J. Skals John J Schroedtfr, 1 35. DON! STARVE TO END FAT Fe twetti whhotit hsim. Try tht mtfdem way. embodied m Marmola pre KriptuHt tnciels. Ftr:pi fijive urti them for 20 yews nw i Hnris of bxe of tht m. The tcsuiisKesaeaeecyshen. Mnnota cMttum a gbnd dement which help torn fooi into fuel sad inergy. Tho fonuU apTM.';im in every box, !so the reasons for irjtiltt Thiia foa will know how she change, occur uhout hrm. Ail iinijisi suppiy iiannoij ,t $3 s ox Go rt it bow, Take foar tablets itiSy until weighi cornea dwn to normL U, Uu because ui the ner beauty ,-sm which ManssU Ita bioaght to k iBasy, i or to loog . WE BUY FOR T ESS SELL FOR lj ESS Extraordinary Sale 5 i Palis Women' unit Oxfords $289 A Nat-rtftt-p of MHiri Um ISugudtrty . st-iSstlif U.S5 to tt.5 jitr pair.. Siyu-a w!!h (os, spike or m Hilary Js-seij. Brsfeea aiztMi, . . . , - - Destroyers of Httfc Price ' Wednesday: of the potatoes, th nam and ad i iss or brand - of tU& grower or tleafer, and if sold for tho seed the name of the variety. iu uftiit.t rnriMlnn In th mln.In (if i' senators over the proposal to lafcei11 "ome of lhfi told him 250 NAMES DRAWN FOR JURY SERVICE out the time limit. lie fecs thin is regarded: as a proposal to post- To Wa llowa ' t Aft'H, Louis 'Mtdsopulos and laby datigiiter, Ula, went, to- Wallowa morning to visit Mrs. MetBO j.puoa undo. Xlvn Curtiss. rtctttinw to J;;iitcrprJsc O. 1. j'ace.'of Enterprise. pa.sst'd through ia Grande this morning on tin way to his home from 'Portland where he took a shipment of Ai'Jt hogs to markt't. Grande thbs mowing on the way-one construction of .the vessels. eat to atti nd an Intestate com-:The t-Molfdge Pn. howavcr,-was merce meeting. Other representa- i to fHminato the time restriction. Uvea of the compuny are alao at- ; wht!e making appropriations .. in tending the meeting. . jHtarting. work on a aubstaaUai - 'number of the vesseta at once.-. The senate wrote into the cruis er bill today a statement- that it la a few days ago says he saw a 'favors a treaty with the principal herd of 10 elk which had wander- i naval powers to regulate the -coned into the city from the hilts Bcck-jduct of belligerents andneutrahuU ing Jfoda,' Mr; Prfent Is- In 1 KtiT-) ,., tnibHw? - Gruhde toduy. The elk go into the orchards Ground Walla Walla to eat saplings, he said., ; ClltS llllIMl H. J. Hitter, La Grande photo- rr.M.hi.K ftit )Eu loft hit tul H,VfniV yewenlay nrt. rnoon nfhen 1.0 w'Orm. will KO to Lurkee to work chopping wood with an rxi. The hand was cut near the knuckle, it is reported. CAM SO WIT.VfrlKSKK . Jt . WAHHiNGTON, frVb, 5 fvi1) IIoHuming its heating on - fins. To Work tn Ha ker " 1 Jhi-mp and jute tariff rates tht I. C. Herlzn, of Durkee. went to house ways and int'ans comuiHtee I taker today to act as tuhgraph today .aihd Hpproxlmattdy Sti wit-: operator in the place of K. V. Ver-nee in an effort to clear the way million who will be in Portland for, for consideration tomorrow of: a-short time. Mr. Hudson, of I .a.? woo! rates. . As an Hid 'to Oregon flax grow t ?ContInd from Pt 1 they would be "bumped off" if they told where- they got the H- ottor, trounty officers promised a 'Bird Lewis, Chas. Mctireary conmlete Investigation. Hhumuie . lb Mr. Herixu'a place temporarily. rs W,0 have snn.fttio acres under nuiiitnT of bills Introduced in t he Robertson. Hen ry "Hug, John I-jgers, A, F. In gram, Kaymond lriee( Warren Gil- , ttwVUttl Templeton, Chas, Playle, .; 13. L. j.Ledbetter, Jattpfitr- Choute, iaHas Greet C. W. Wilson Ghas. Unnyan,. - Kobert ..Helvey,.. Nurton, Wm, I'eare, t man t J. IS, Iteynelda, Jesse losenbaum, T. Bhort, Fred Hjjeth, Mrs, Grace Moiitor, Foley. , ' - I Mrs. Ida Modts, Mrs. Knmk J'ike. 5 Mrs. V, X. J 'aimer, itebecca Koch- itHoaricr, Mm. w. t. hnen kitimC Itrs. J., P. C'aldwell, Mrs. 'm. i ' t ...ifi 'ti By The Senate u, . I", Tjffcr, it, (f. wy(tn, tifo. it. etas-, 'Wa);'tinla,'fc. V. Way, iSpo. Hiatorid Ring Displayed .''Asriiis prwentwt by Itobert litirtts to SInry Camphetl, ttie tllghlniiti fltsilnyeti hy Afexanrter Itnlrrt, the rro'e' l- H owner, of imitotm,' Seotlnitil. TheiC,.3'- I,u"' ring, wlilrtt !s now rfttlit-r tiilii, is of coltl, will riemli!e a "keewr," Initials- "M.' IV can Im tllstMn-tly eeri.. 5Iry Ointihp!l ;rn lit Auclmmore, iienr niinmiii. Phone Move Adopted Contlna!a from Fan I) Across from, nohRetikam ItAIHKS' ItlMtTS lUgtku 9t,tHt Viiuv, tiiu-y Alt ttubber ' rwn J.!i! euk and Wool TunJ . 'Ks5w hium'itt of ' ittitt rt't'ftvetl. Adulta Matinee 2il5 -Eyening 7 & 9 I!. . Hjinnefielit, IIho (iiiests nnH Vfpu f'llilfli.M Ttllllt.. brand, of l.a Grande, have as their."" operation Saturday. The opera- house guests Mrs. Hildcbrand's sis ter. Miss Florence Hamer and her chum. Miss Madge Allen, and their friends. Jewel Bloom and Klmer Glassburn, all of liellingham, Wash. To Attend Convention A number of ln Grande members of the Nazarene church are ..at tending the three-day Naxarcne convention in Nump". Ida.; this week. Among t hose going are: Mrs. W. V. (areron..Mr. ahd. Mrs. -Jr. K. Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Everett and Miss Wlnburn. . t , - , Go to Lumber 'Cpnvoiitbm ; , Mr. and Mrs. Aug J. Htange, Mr. and Mrs, G I Jarison1intl Mr, and Mrs. F. J. Jtavenscroft, all of Ltt Grande, left' 'mst night for Hpo kiine. Wash., to attend thn West ern Pino Manufacturing association 'meeting. They 'expect to be back In this city Thursday. cultivation, W. It. Itartmm. of Sai ling Operation in Portiantl (.m (rv., asked duties of 3 cents a According to word received In 5 pound on flux t ow. six cents on tin- hacUh'd flax, and S cents on hack led flax. Present rates are three (juiirters of a cent, nd one and two cents respectively. !,a Grande by friends of Miss Cleda Harvey, of this city, she underwent tlon was made necessary as thj result of an Injury to hr head that she suffered some time ago when she was skiing near La Grande. TOKYO, Feb, & (AP) Tenta tive Bpproval by the I'nlted Slates senate of the three-year time clause in the pending cruiser bill aroused t some comment In Japanese naval A spokesman for the naval min- Have New .fobs Mr. and Mrs. M. L. MeClurg, of Holse, Ida.,' have moved to La j c.jIT.i,.B today. uimr nome. mr. aic.ranc m e'"' fi.st,v express. .! Hie olnlon tfdit fho l!oy by til.. G.wi.1.. Jiondo M-..t ! Bt.nut-s- Btluivl of the cruiser, .company uniVMrs, . Mcfli.rs Is ttlth thc tlmc . clltuse, woulll not pul.llc BleliOKlB,!K.r. , iflMj; Is .!ffeet Jirpsn-s present mtvai pro Kradiinto of Link's Huslne coIU-ko . Mi,hnnh u t..leh( ntt, In Holse. The Mel'lurgs mo Hvili at 1617 Fourth street. - . MAIN WITNESSES, ; ,; t FOR NORTHCOTT ; GIVE" TESTIMONY f Continued from Paco 1) on trial, uml tliat she berwlf help ed to slsy one of tho Wlnwlow boys. "1 was out of my heat! and fev erish when I Hitl.l those things, if I said them," she assert.-d, h.-r I should have been To Hi-simim' imtwtl"wils ; Hand rvhfarsuls by thn 1 Grande municipal band will bo re sumed toniKht ut ii o'clock at tho ' , i-ii,-' ...,i Th- i.no.1 l t.r. voice rlxlnif. parlnif for the third of tt series of l'" h'mpHal. winter concerts.. The next one will ( "lUdn't I send a lo.tor MP to e l.e Riven In two or three weeks. Tho . Mr. NorthcottT ltedwlnc definite date will be nnnoiinced asked. later, nccordlng to Andrew 1-oney "Ves. and what did he do f..r Jr director. - " He B"ve me "e !'"'-" hllildillK plans ofter lSJI. COL. UNbBERtiK ; . COMFLETES'IIOP ? m XIPARAfJETA (Continued from Pass t) OUR FINAL DRASTIC DRIVE Is Now On Our Last Month Of. GIANT SAVINGS -jfW-TOREVflTCWSC'Cr-rCE-' - starting the second lap of Jiis tti amjuriii air malt flight, to Panama, hopped off from Itettxe at &: l o'ebwk this morning. Kastern Stan dard time. . - The famous airman, celebrated his 2?th birthday, yesterday in business-like fashion by making the flrt lap from Miami, headed for Tela, Honduras, enrout to Mana gua, Nicaragua, where" he will spend the night. Today's flight will carry the Colonel across the Gulf of Hond:tr- j as to the ttomlt trail coast, and 'from Tela straight across Bondur n and Niraraguan mountains to .Managua. When the eoionei flew ' across Northern Nicaragua hist yart there was some speculation tiiH to whether he would bocome the ! target of Niraraguun rebels then in the field, but lids year the area . is Uiet. The rout' which the air nmn will cover today totals about 6o mHs over sa and mountains. I uring his stay here yesterday I oionet JndlMrBh. who is well known in lsliie where he stopped last year on his famomt good-will .flight to Ontrnl Anrlea, was fet ed rordiaJJy despite hin desire to make his trip purely a business af fair. . X 5 in the nfiernoon Colonel Und tTKh mn'ie a short flight over Iteliw with Governor and " Lfiily Hurdon and ?nmbrs of thHr suite. : His chief objtt was to study the 'site of a future landing field from me atr, . house during th& session to I tcmuie Tail, Heriiert Pattison, Itepresentutlve Goldstein, of Vank tietrge, Frank It. Cutte-tt. h Multnomah, offered house bill 39jH, Appleby, Frank V. Ibiuman. prepetuatlog the certificates offJtiha Allen, G, 8. t Fleming, M. J. necessity and convenience tmder jGisss, tAm ftansen, Cims. H. liar whlch established motor bus and rts, H. A, Farnam, A. W. Nelson, truck lines are operating ana re-je W. Noyes, P, .1. UJly, J. A. Mc ufring that new lines seeking to earthy, Adotph HiegriHt, Uny t'ur enter the field in Oregon must fiie rev, J. A. trit W. J. Hnhes. their applications with the state ''UyU 11. Kiddie, I. C. Kennedy, Joel public service commission, which .Richardson, Chtw. Heynbis, itarry shall hold hearings on the a ppiiea- fsfyers, Henry WarmhrdtK, Osear tlon after serving notice of such v'arafek, Guy 1iaydent Krnet Je hearings upon the cities and towns inir. Walter Kmmk. and coinpeting transportation lines Htravens. Max Tarn. W. Ih umu. nun" t. vatignn, triyae u.. ft'itK.rre a. misplou. sought upon the basis of Ymirttf; Wtrfi winnJ., StitthII. necessity and public convenience to, cjamf!ft fifWcnl. "J!ecfc.. Frank be t-rved by the establishment of HtviiL lid ;ci. HtdRHd. J. A. 6 5 BIS . 5 s S H - c C9 - it 5 S 3 X a i v a s s . U The picture SxTs . r of Youthl Jj "WINGS" 1 A Pammsunt Piaun r- Thn Kttpslttv t?rama nf Use war ia ihtt sir tstflhe lltriHinj; huonsity of OttttjjlOTQVf, , . .... A Mighty Drama of the Air A Saatiti IroducUon ' with Special Music Score. competing st-rvlee Houbo bill provides for , the-licensing, regula tlonf and lnsteetion of restaurants by the" state- dairy d food com-; missloner. and lmbsH a licensing j fee of M per year upon nil res-; uutnnt to defray tae costs of en- j forttetnent. Hepresenttttlve; Tontpklns is tho j sponsor of house bill irvbleh j would designate the present county! road between West Haiem and the! west side Pacific highway, by way of liayton, as a part Of the state highway system. Ideally the road iu known as the Wallace road. Hank Bill liUrtxlnred Itraneh banking would be made legal in Oregon by th terms of house bill iZh by Malarkex, under the same restrictions that apply to national bunks under the national banking act. The extent of branch operations by banks or trust com panies operating tindr the super vision and control of tho state superintendent of banking would be determined hy capital stock requirements and population limit ation. Creation of a state automobile fundby diversion of 30 per cent of the fines colleeted from vtolaterft of Ui motor vehicle laws, and ad ministration of that fund by a stato board to indemnify persons injured in automobile accident la proposed In housf bill S5S by Kepresentatlve J. H K. Seott- Owners of auto mobiles would be rctfuir-d to take out insurance through the payment of premiums from $5 to Zh before they could secure their lleenses, Itepntsentative Jiohbion attached his name to house bill 4S, a re vival of the motion picture censor ship agitation which has been be fore every session of the legisla ture for almost ft decade and which usually has died in committee. It would create a board of censor and impose & schedule of censor- ship fee. He presents t Ives Anderson, ar . kin and Hamilton Introtlueed a bill ; to relb-ve the counties of the nees sity of matching the state market! j rod levy of mill. Th idii . ' Khin Jl. lb iuith. Mm, tMnalil Al. ty t hindgren, rjtytje MwM. J. Hitter. Mrs. 1. M, lioyt. - Mrs... I.Jiey'- firnimm, : Miss Margaret Ansoft, Mrs, Kttte llaniey. Mrs. t"ha, Nory, l'rs ryd Hcrlb- , important Dat The ojtfmlnf "f the first rfillwar orjnuu-i ; fin,Hir that the mill stt.; 1 1 1 r I" 1 ' "5" by u?iiud lr iojU toBtruc- i Money Back Your groctr returns your montf at our txpinst on Schilling cojjte, for any rtasmt whatever. Your statttnent is enough. Wt pay him. You hep the coffee. This is printed on every toffee tin and means exactly what it says. Hiking Foirjtr w 4f Spicf f. . SPECIAL! 1 THURSDAY -. FRIDAY - - SATURDAY SEE! HEAR! ; ' ' "LADY. DRUMMOND HAY" . Only fWoRian ..Passengers Descrilc the Mighty Airship ami thc Exciting . .... ; :.. Expetienera. . A TALKING PICTURE Music .; ' - Sound Effects. "ACROSS Hie ATLANTIC" The Graf Zeppelin TODAY Only TONIGHT IS "China Nite" - Get a Dish FREE Tonite M OS T1IE SCREEN Cpniedy & Review.