La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 19, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuesday," February 19, 1929. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER!' rt-H. Page Five Local News In Brief To Pleasant Valley Mrs. G. K. Chaptn went to Fleas ant Valley toduy. Front M Ilia ill Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jo tin son. of Minam, are rcKi&tercd ut the Foley hotel. ' ; To KiilerprLsw Tx lay It. J. Linden, of Portland, paused through 'I-a Grande today on the wuy to Hnterprbm on business. Visitor ii This City Mrs. l$d Combs and J. J. "Wuk oner, both of Summervlllo, uro out-of-town visitors In this city today. Xi'uin Inibler , H. W. Keenun, of Imhler, arrived In La Grande yesterday. , He Is ut the J'oley hotel. Mj. JuhjiMin Hero t Mrs. O. Johnson und her duunh ter. Mrs. Harry Wuddell, und son, Hrnest, all of Wullowu. returned to their home this morning follow ing a two-day visit here. Mr. Itvtft Comee H. C. Hres, of Union, Is a visitor In La Grande. He is ut the Foley hotel. Mi, lluycs Comes ;; ' ' ,"K. It. Hayes, of Pendleton, Is visitinK In this city. ' Ho is resa le red at the Koley hotel. MARY M. BAKER WINS CLAIM IN OREGON COURT SA.LEM, Ore., Keb. 19 (AP) Mary M. Baker won her claim aKalnst the state Industrial acci dent commission for compensation National Eagle Official Tells Of Lodge's Work .Mr. Itcrk Hero 1 Hoy O. Perk, of Spokane, Wash., is in la Grande installing un elec following the death of her husband trie clock and bell system In La, Frank O. Baker, In a decision an Grande High school. jnounced by the supreme court to- (day. The opinion wn written by Airs. Iloyt Bet lei . 'justlco Pean and affirms judge Airs. W. L. Hoyt, who has been 'Georse R. Bugley . of the lower confined to her home for the last court: Baker .'was injured, und three weeks, recovering from a was trlven treatment .under thef be; htf mvr ei Us fhto' hotels nasal operation, is reported to be compensation act. Later he tfe-j in iSJttos o this size. as, Iberia uie improving nicely. - . tve loped a trouble- which proved to j:in lu Gnmde. "i-...-'- : jbe cancer of the stomach, and j 1 Mr. Sheehan aiso IsU radio siiiR- 31r. Schnulor Ix'avos Idled when operated on. The issue or and broadcasts over KJU and . KuReno Schrader, traveling pas- 'in the case arose out of thi "widow's j KOL in Seutllo. Ho has a tenur scnKer agent for thu Amcnlcan claim thut the Injury caused u j voice. Mail line, of I'ortland, left l-a 'weakened condition which caused On, Thursday night he will h, Grande last night following u short death when BukeKwatf operated'op j'present'flt the meetings of both tin. Kddle Sheehan, national nudltor for the Fraternal Order of Kagles, 1b In this city for several days meeting with tho Kagles and aux iliary members hero. This la Mr. Sheehan's first visit to La Grunde. Ho travels in Oregon, Washington and Idaho, nnd has held his pres ent position for two Years'., but In all of his gravels, Mr. Saeeh'n says visit here on business. Mr. Tierce Visits George Pierce, of Pendleton. for cancer. Her contention is up held, by the fiuprcniQ ,couU. LUMBER MEN ARE FIGHTING , "CONSPIRACY" (Continued from Pae 1) Unities lodge and the auxiliary here Tho. Kagloa sponsored the first workmen's compensation law In even tho suggested 3 per cent additional rate would be "an open ing wedge" for tho eastern lines. Soon, bo said, molding, lathe, floor ing untt jill manufactured luinbc products would bo put on tho extra fare list. : . :. "The ill perceiU ratu demanded Wjl )ho:;ntial Freight uatuvlu(lo.i fs po raio at nil," Wulkeiiderlaied. "We -couH not shlp; Into! that tc ritorjtfriil;;a,ay,lrafe, it is. the first tep-.ptf.daslern routls in th Mlrec tlon of, .classifying wolorn .refined lumber, product' .',:''.'.:,..' 'protosli were nuuU ugn-lhst the central group's ,UHattim-nP of tho saah-ddor rule' ;on-.; u whole ear when tt-eontalned lamber'nnd, but u few doors. ' ' j . KuKgvhlK Water Itoute : - A. B. Ulnmmond, of San Fran Maryland, described prohibition conditions In Borah's stuto of Ida ho as "shocking." Born It Km tie Borah, vhd defended prohibition In un hour's speech yeaterduy in reply to an attack by Heed of Mis souri, ttat smilingly silent as Bruce rend a newspaper ' article whose headline mild: . ' . "Idaho drowns dry problem In moonshine." Canadian liquor, Bruce declared, flowed freely tirto Idaho and other border states. "TWt'R why no' much liquor Ih being produced In Canada," h us seried.' 'notonly to witinfy tho needs of American tour tut a but to supply the largo amounts that are exported li)totho Untied States." Ho praised tho Quebec liquor system na una. founded on true ilefforuonlnti principles of democ racy. . : Bcfcmls Iaw Makers ' A . debat.u proceeded on the Jones bill to Increase prohibition violator penalties, Senator Dill, LA GRANDE WILL PLAY ELGIN AT 7:30 ON FRIDAY Continued !rom rage One) clsco. former Oregon lumberman, ! dem.. Washington, contended that 'Mrs. Baker is the mother of , Washington, and carried the fight formerly prohibition officer for Mrs. Hal Bohnenkamp, und Airs, jail over the nation until today it (said; "If we can't get tho rutcs we Mho majority members of congress nre Honor men. nen on is seen Intoxicated, he said, it Is con sidered an exception. "At any rate,", he ndded. "It Is not a question . as to whether u member takes a dj'htk, It Is wheth er he carries out tho wishes of the people who sent him here.' Union county, was a visitor In this AVilllam Casey, of La Grande, and i h law in nearly nil the states, Mr. ; wunt on lumber products we wilt city yesterday. . jher case in the supreme court was Sheehan said in explaining some-j snjp our IiiiiiIkm to the Atlantic coast by water, hut Id plants ami handled by K. It. Uingo, local at torney, Ret limed Homo- Miss Thclma Smith und Miss I h'.'"8k !L!M.!? -1. '?w"cIr . EAST NORMAL train No. Miss Smith had been spending tho past week in Port land and Miss Anson went on to Astorlu. They uleo spent a day in Vancouver. SUPPLY HILL IS APPROVED (Continued from Pago 1) thing of the lodge's activities. I talked to Statu President I munufucturo onr finished ttrodticls Goes lo Home Marioric Wilson, of Joaenh passed through 1 Grande, today reports was very Interesting. on the way to her home from Port-, " t land whdro she bus been employed. Correction ; I In a circuit court story in yes .Miss Mullen itoturns tt,i8 niomhig bearing the mimes pf Miss Adelaide Mullen, of the N. senator Bell and Representative K. West millinery department, has Henderson; ' ' ..-' -h !.. wont nn . l.uvlnel' A flKt ftKht hftweun etuitors ' trln. In Kllln Mi Mullen at- Jo Bunne - und Klepper, tended Joe Dunne und Klepper, which fashion show which she :drew' Ptatora In a jam at the Jones In Salem recently and to Mr. I Huh?, of I'ortland, chairman of the old aire pension, and they state that the bill has u good chance to pusa. But whether It passes or not the Kagles intend to carry on the fight to cducnlo the people that it Is bet ter to care for neonlo in old aire I Instead of separating a couple who , have lived together for &u years. We should care for thcao people who have not shirked their respon sibility to the. commonwealth dur ing the useful years df their lives." The fight for,th (passage of the old age pension law und its ndop- ,TO,lua MWW "1UU 1 Hon in th i!it.. i.r ilw, iii .! leading to the chamber, featured j ,irUi(4h VolumM tti ha(t been occupy- thereof or eastern ditiibutlon. Turning and speaking directly to representati'es of western rail roads, Hammond continued: "Plans are being formulated now for such ventures und,,mlca lownr rates ut-e made the, railroads will lose all the lumber now hauled ovTluud to the eatJ ' ' ' SENATOR BORAHl-, (Cbrltlnuerf frorrt Pnge i) in o Visit Ion, Biislnes.- tertlay's Issue of The Observer threo uHed &(aW8'Ueelde tlnint inf some I ! Jng the attention of tho nutlonul uy!-l,,r Tuy wciuoniraiiuiK uiis evu nuunv nut iiiurwwiiiK wimi irn-ni mo ' ntimn zutlon ' nf tUn fitiii.i r wnicii iiu oeen: loriuring uiviiinu- V Industrial accl Tho mensur Mru 1, Itliinfhn Iliirl.'liiv rtf ttilH miinnu nt k' It li nuuuu u'nrn lnnnrroft. city, went to Hot Lake toduy for a ly given. Among the witnesses for huwmj, wem uuuuui pension law of HU accident commissioners, j Kajles, saj re was up on iVeviwMer-ilN Ailol'htl). says Mr. Sheehan. business visit. go to Buker. To KlKln Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelty und ' J. V. Selders and Mrs. Seldcrs, daughter'. Norma, returned to their Klein homo following u two-day visit here. From linnnlui Mrs.. J, Klmer Warnock und son, of Imnaha,. have left Im. Grande following u short visit. They were registered at the La Grundo hotel. Thut. involves the foundations of our constitution Itself.- "The obligation is upon us to support It, maintain it und If pos ni'itv-iiv iu tit a u jf ino ui"'uonoi emorcing ine nr l.y. iw, I f 8 T'w Stands, he said.: Is 'Unfit- Tomorrow she will the defense in the state vs. Will "'W- ;. , j ' I Pss d in more than 40 states. It y ",l,,onum, ,IBn . i Whlli trtiil nn.. Mhnulrl linvn rettiW After the Vote had boon l:i ItPti orlirtnnt.l In U',.,. ..t iMUi ul 'Mui ui uu uquui. I Mrs. Duron, and among witnesses both senators left the chamber. ' Ration of Judge Kverett Portor- for the state, two should have read Klepper says ho did not know that ' field, "in the state of Wushihg- Dunue was going to start trouble . ton wc have an orphans' fund to ' --.j- until the latter had bit him. Spec- provide for children of deceased Attends Conference tators say Dunne slapped Klepper I members of tho lodge. F. B. Appleby, publisher of Tho with his open hand. Klepper re Observer, left lust night for Kugcne tmonded to the attack , An he We huvo upco'plishcd the or for the annual Oregon Press con- taUed towurds Dunne, sav eve- . K'mlzall" f Two medical service ference of which he is president witnesses, he was grabbed bv Tom li1"'1'1 nwmhvrn and their families ..).,.. a tu..,.,. u..uu(nn tt.lll ... . .. . . . ' tor the Stllll Of S 1 h. vmiv nni tmni , ' V.r, ,7h h"i : r5 , Vn or. ,'u"1"""'. K MD .,0' bW. !eopl ftnliy,docWl to.wrllo thu' vniioro, aiwo oi I'oriiami, Krauneil . ,.r . . . . .-M - - - - . noliev Into tho rnnstinifinn ism w t i un extensive program on n-.. , . , I u--w ta ,M , lom y into ine constnuiion various newspaper topics. Mr. Ap- . trt Tt-.,11, ,...,....,,.,.. n,,Ht ,,r- with whom thfly Five Injured In ; i Minneapolis Fire MINNEAPOLIS, PvU, 1 AP) FJve persons, were Injured and 2o wunu'ii ntuilepts were rtwctied hu night hen Tire destroyed Kanford l(ull annex, df' three-story dormi tory, for girls' at the University of Mlnoesota, MvH. t'urrlei Gulhnindson, mat r or, who wus overcome by t.moke, whs carried out by firemen, as was Miss Lola H-unck, a student.. MOHL IM SI AL WKAIIIIIH inent HuUer and Haines. A sub distrlet tournament has Just been completed at Baker, tho Bulldogs nosing out Haines ill to 1? In tho final game, which went to two overtime periods. Tho second half ended with tho score tied as did the first overtime period. - Although Haines was defeuted, she won a place in tho district pluy by vtrtuo or being runner-up two teams entering from the Baker sub district, which includes North Pow der, . Don't Fuss With Mustard Plasters Don't mix a mess of mustard, flour and water when you can relieve pain, soreness or stillness with a little clean, white Musterole. Musterole is made of oil of mustard and other helpful ingredients, and takes the place of mustard plasters. Musterole usually gives prompt re lief from sore throat, bronchitis, ton sillitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleu risy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and nclics of the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles. bniises.clillblaina, frosted feet, colds of the chest (it may pre vent pneumonia). Jar ft Tubas Btttmr than m muatmrd plmstir AIMLE HEAD SO ITU PORTLAND. Ore.; Feb. 19- (AP) Mrs. Aimeo Remple Mc- Pherson, Los Angela evangelist, was toduy on her way to Kacramento to keep nn nppointment with thu Investigating committee of tho Cali fornia legislature. This committee : will moot Thursday for a reopen ing of the Investigation of tho $2,600 "lovo offering extended to Judgo Carlos S. ardy by Angelus Temple, over which Mre. Mcpher son presides. , J i 'S S i 1 1 5 " O s i x 2 K P e - i 5 i c J I a K I ha l.OH AGP:LI'. Feb. 19 (AP) An unusually heavy rain fell hem yesterday, uecompnnled by thunder. The rain flooded downtown streets slble to enforce It as long us It is und registered more than a hud' part of tho constitution. ' "This was the adoption!, of a great national policy. Tho peoplo have struggled with the ihftior inch In eight hours. Leave's City Mrs. Theo Johnson, of Cove, who visited for-' a short time in U Grande, has left for her home. She stayed at the La Grand hotel. J ; Goes to 1oiihIo , Mis. Thomas BrJggs and little daughter;, Faye, of Castle Hock, who have been visiting in this city, left this morn I ntr for Meeker, Colo., to visit Mrs. Briggs' brother. - To Visit 'luJuy,hicr " Mrs. F. L. James, of this city, went to ot Lake today to visit her daughter, Lcla James, who Is em ployed there. To Celebrate Birthday Mrs. A. P. Nelson, of la Grande, went to Hot Uiko today to visit her daughters. Florence and Bertha. One of her daughters is celebrating her birthday today; To Wallowa. O. D, Wilson, of Wallowa, re turned to his home this morning from Pondosa where ho has been employed by thtf O.-W. pleby will also spend a day at 8a- mM f(lt. ,, v,,,,,,...,, it,rove back to l.a Grande. Twenty- h-m and expects to return,to La . ,.,. ... io . J ' f'Ve local leaders were here to mwt Grande Hunday. t j,: when he tltlked jUunnealeaese.. , briefly at o locul hotel. Lu Grande OTOPlif UAITC was fortunate in haying Or. risher OlUlVLVi tlALilo piere Tor even such a short tim nwcniinnii ! N'nnf nfri,-llB .iiw.i. ..... i t.u IViOUrjIVO Ur I ,., ... ' .. . ..... Ji when the peonlu write, a low they Snuly Class to Those persons who have rend or are interested in the discussion of the missionary book, "Tho Mof fits." will meet In a study class at the home of Mrs. O. K. Moran, 308 Third street, tomorrow nfter noon ut li o'clock. There will be onother study class Saturday af 'Cei'h6bn""uT"2' o'clock 911 ."Tlie Ad vent uro of tho Church," at tho home of Mrs. ltobert ti. Kukin. "Knowing tho seiiutor from Mls- Hnui'f Is a great lawyer, und a pat-rlbt,",-!, know we havcMfo. yuarrel over eiu'ovceinent';' I 'j .VTHi;0Mhln;la.a,xevcr than tttuj prohibition law helf( I fear Wo httVn forgotten w,hat a Constitution-! ul government ifneanrtiv It- means' HIIXGRY 40()'an,l fj.Pi.r a if'irin. ' u...;t,UHt bound y that, law, until (Continued from Pagp 1) " Mr in it Kniu'n Italy foreshadowed rnjiltl swelling rivers there. - . Temperatures wyro less extreme than they have been, but I ti muny localities tho thermometer hnd not risen to above zero, or- fruvzlntf, tllnu .itA,.l uiuiuilil UIHiur. HIHII a. ... . . 1 ,,., . . miirw-ueouio nonnuen 111 ine son- ,led the scouts, in. singing somo',,,. . ..- . , , ljike City, Across from Bohnenkamp's " Vligh tjtmllty 1 It A VON BMKli:US lleuvy well made, , 87i - w:te 1 OverMle. !.! ARCADE Atlmlssloii Chllilirii . nile 2 More Ihtys TODAY WEDNESDAY Attitro golvUtJlyn, To Isliinil Cily .Marshal! l-ucuflclil. of Iulutiil To Huvo TlfNlttlK'tll J)r. A. li. lOdwurdson. Rpeclalfst , Cl.n,i,rr.lfn rrom Scuttle, is expected to arrive AdvlceB from tile l)!innre. llH in Iji Grande tomorrow. Ho will trlct- Wl01.0 k,0 ,, BMOW huV). be here a month Riving medical ut- h,.vn v)lfd Hlx fl.,.t th,. OV(,r ,h(, tenllon to Nip ('llnner. who is 111 mirrUCo of t, ,.vi.r- ,iillcuteil u at the m Grande hotel, as the re- w0r8e Himution, . pos.sll.ly, there buU of an uccident suffered two.) tnun elwwhcre. The Danube ami ycurs ago when ho Injured his back , tributaries hail nut only lo can y while BWlninilnir at Kandon, Ore. ofr tho hll(f0 (W(J of ,,,, ,,. Nip. it will Uu rcmeniuereu, was um, B11UH. but )ut. ,,, ,, i.llza..j uf taken, by alrpiuno to I'ortland for medical aid. La (iroiKle Team Wliut The l.u Orundu men's volli-y ball team defeated the KlRin teum lust Cllv. returned to his homo tbls.niKUl wiieu mey piuyeu ui i-,iKin. mornhiff fulluwlng u short visit In Ice dams which spread Its waters over wide ureas beforo' they , could be broken. Widespread havoc wus reported from Thrcae und Macedonia where tho Struma und other rivers over flowed, sweeping uwuv bridges und ll Grande. To Klein Jake HullKurth, of Slunrield. passed through l.a Grande today enroute to Elgin to visit for a cou plo of1 days. Out or Hospldil - M. V. Knight, of Joseph, one of i ne 1.11 uranue piuyers won lour j hundreds of cuttle und lloudlng games uuu ino r.ium icum unc. a Homes. A number of peasants wen number of Iji Grande members of drow ned. 1'art o flbe city or l a. the women's volley ball team wit- valla, site of an American lubacc., nessed tho game. They were: Mrs. depot, was submerged, while He liums, Mrs. Gore. Mrs. Hurry Wag- racllu was transformed Into u vast goner, inrs. l.:. rl. uevine, Mrs. uoiu- an George and Mrs. Guye. Charles Dcvlne Jr. wus officiul refereo ut thu gunio, 'Wallowa county-s pioneers, passed ''' ' ' through l.a Grande toduy on the , .W . T I-atten. who for JS years to hit hoiiin finiu Portland Y'" " iwaic. where, he has been receiving treat- 1 at Kueramento. Cal. .Itecenlly the inent in a huspitut. lake with Inhabitants being fed by merchunls who plied their trade lu bouts. A huge snowstorm stopped ull Irnln service In southern Sweden und lu some sections of Scan lit lu habtlnats hail tu ilig Ihelr way out of houses thruugh second JiUu'yN wmuows. ;so dcepl) tlivy wre buried, rontlnued intense cold wus predicted. ' IE 1 1 ISrtiiiii from INirtland Mrs. Harvey V. Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Kdwanl M.wriis. all of this city, have returned from Portlund where they huvo been for several days. Mrs. Matthews visit ed for a while in Tho Dalles with her sister, Mrs. Swick. To Vacation nt 1'nUni Mrs. S. 1. Benson und Mrs. W. W. Stevens, both of Pnlon, came to la tlrande today to meet Mrs. M. K. Taylor and MIks Lucille Taylor who were expected to arrive In this city from Portland. They drove back lo I'nion. Min Taylor will spend n vacation ut I'nion with Mrs. Taylor. fnllnu tnc Iffin it titieiiroit in it Kur. rumen to paper concerning I -a Grande's former resident: "Among I the new arrivals In the business CPOI TT XT)CC W district is W. T. Patten who co.m.SU 1 KUuKAfll to the district well recommended. ATrORUM LU'CII He specializes in painting and dec- . orating the Interior of homes nnd j ' " judging Trom the work already dono i (Continued from Page 1) by him. he-will have no trouble in j.J.j'i ",', Jtuh XXZ ."m leuir e HCnul. Il:il.. I CltlM'iis Complitm'iiltHl e..lv. e'mllnlorv ...enilon 111 ' . T"lk M,'ro ul" V j briefly of what muy be done url-.M- receiving the eagle badge State Motor association loolldge. Ilr. . T. I'liy. mid l.nllelin , "u,,,a iieynoios, w no explallle'l which 'has Just been published, ' 01 .ue scnemc , ,., foncerning W. C. Perkins the bul- Bovernmenl. the board of review, lelln suys: "W. C. (Cy) I'erklns. I 'tc- Mr- fooll'lc' P"lnl.-d out thai lM Grunde. director, district No.l0"1 '""t hulf of the re,,ulred IK. comnrislng Inlon. fmatilla, I for Ihe iia m-ju! bunge; ' ' .1 Wallowa and Maker counties. 'Un-1 ,lu" been raised, suylng ibut lb. ' coin and rord dealer. Is a live-wire 1 scncrul leaponse has not bevn.cn tlekel rem- civic worker. He is a new member couraglng although lut. resied per. unni,i 1, il un, I lnn- of tlu official bourd elected Jan. i "e e tuitu muini noeraiiy. nr. st- Ivl'W. lie suoulil muKe tilings nuin " iwsimumuci l.u Grande upon Mii't Toniglit " All inemlierH of th nilttef of th ed to meet at the Klks- temple to- In this district." Concerning Mrs. .having so many scout-minded men night at ISO o'clock according to f. H. Devlne. manager of the A. A. j working in behalf of tho boys' or nnno.,n,..n, i, Ti i wiiehen. A. here. It says: "At this time I am ganizatlnn. ui biiul' nwy rteou:s HUU le.'Ml- ONLY 8 MORE DAYS of our Quit Business Sale. Prices cut way be low cost to close out our entire stock of quality merchandise. ers were at the train Sunday ev nlng at 6:3" o'clock to gnut Jr. Cieorpt; J. KWIier. of New York, jOepuly chief scout evcutive, wiio jwaii in 1-a (Irande for a shrt tlm on his way to Seattle, K. HjhH Scott, of 1, Orande. KaMl.-rn Ore gon mrotit executive. Joined ir. Usher's party here and went on with them to Seattle to attend a regional conference of scout execu tives. A group of local executives. Including Ir. W. T. I'hy, Dr. Jtny Murphy, V, W, I'erklns and Mr. Acott, drove by tar to Itaker t pleased to announce . that Mrs. Maude- levlne, rns nutter of our branch office. Ia firnnde, won the II0.00 priw for obtaining Jo n' w tnenilH-nt. When Mr. Ievln- dnf-l our family I whs told that she wu:t nn rxrt flent rulen ontii n and how we have prnf thiit ithe do'-s 'knjw her st.ifi. " "BELLE MODE' FASHIONED SHOES : TieLene $3.98 I ainly twiu-Klrnp af teriiMou Mll)ier of black patent. - ig. r.iHblon KityMlt with' color Ihlii Spring! New leather coinbtuatloiiH f; i . new fah lonablo rolnrn ' nro here in i- I'airlaviiihplred Mhoea. &dnita $4.98 , .Midnlglit blue kid or black P tent, trimiiii d Willi blue SeCCa We cannot bctrin to ))ic ture nil of our flattering new slipper models. . . . there are so many atifl tli patterns are ho varied nnd unusual. Whether the smart elegance of their ad vance styles or their enticing low prices bring you into our stores we are confident that you will he delighted with out y $4.39 I '.lack patent Kit mi ll cutout over gmy kid, MONTGOMERY WARD 6 CO. Phone Main 18 1101-3 Wa eli. Ave. La (JraiKk', Ore. ! JERSEY 7 LJ I 1 I A to IS!t ilk. - ' mm II T I ulrT 1 "A TAl.KIXi I'K I LItE" r ' Hyncliroutieed luualo . TONIGHT khmI CHINA NITE On The Screen That flaming youlh T1jtr?ymfcy' " comedy! A laugh riot J, Kiftfc J f I of totlay that will keep I fxt ' r"U 'nt 1 J" Comedy and Review 3 Days Starting Wednesday 3VVSLLIAPJ FOX -fell y,M