Page Six
AUSTIN DEFEATS
ELLSWORTH VINES
IN TENNIS UPSET
IIOLAND CIA11H08 STADIUM. Au-
toult, Franc. July at Tit Brit -
likh Davts cu lmtla forces put their
American rival to rout today In the
iiiteraaiia f Inula wtUt two spectacular
straight set aliigif t Iclorle.
Fred Perry, British No. 1, conquer -
..,..... Iin-,,, .i iji . iinr
IT. , ,,i.,v Austin. m
Mnk'nx KmtlUhinan. )rmr a "!"" "'I ul
aaUonal tict by trounclmr Wlswortlt ha. been hlttln. 111. to
uiiim 11m Amnrlcan chalWMOIl. O-l.
HOl-ANU OAimoa STADIUM. AU-
W. (ihmny) Austin. !M-,r-.id Ilrlt -
i.i. ..,!. tr handed til American
. .,r!ti Mt tnriav
....!,,.. ws,,ih vm. United
mt- ahanudon. In straliil.t set. In
tl.a Iir.t aliule. match ct U Dal
th tint aliulea matoh
cup inter-ann competition,
score were 4-1, -
Th
Austin, the aecond ranking player
of U Kngllati n and constuemi
th "was." Jink In th alnelea, out
played Vlnea rrom atari to llnlah in
one ol the biggest tennis upsets of
recent yeara.
The outoonie atuiuied the Amerl
cam aa well a a near-capacity crowd,
which. a (lie British train an un.
prated lead, before tltclr No. I ace,
Fred Ferry, tackled Wumer Alllaon In
Um second aliujlea match.
IIOV OOMKS IIOMK; K1U-S MOT1IKK
atAIlJSVOOD. N. J, iwappeariii
at lilt motliWa Imw attar an ab
arnce of m) yeara, Jueaph Wenuvld.
, ahot and killed her wtuun a few
nmtn of hi. return when al re
fuard hia denwnda fur money. Mr
Un tired at hi. atepratner who ran
to the woman aid. and aa the anot
went wild, turned the gun on him
aHf, ommltt4ng aulclde. j
FIND IT
HERE
Ofty tor thla Oeluaaa aaoat
k la ky t a, m.
AVTt GLASS
lUc your txvken wtnddtlekl or aide.
(Imo refitted at a aavtntr In both I
. time and money at Klchardaon Art
-I,
and Oirt Shcav
"Vnulne Cr.y Water Cryatala stve
wteot elunlnatlon with abauluely
no Injury to th patients Demand and ,
cet it at Olan Drug, roc T-41-1 t
UIU YOl KNOW THAT I
rt cheaper to pay laundry as than
iM bilU? Let u cooaeme yir
health, Send your laundry to Ute
Standard. Phone Maui . TJ1-3 t
Cherry plttora at elvtela.
MM V
Psed rvwahln hareesteik,
terms and vrtces.
Special
v- , 5, lXy. to- (Kvkt ae-
.Itwy, 81tf39c h.; wy cream. V
IMfher.
Hs Pactnc !.xi:ut prvMvKW
"' - aeuinc pr; orecuw. s.-.- hub
LadHtt' a 3 1 stazx-Urds S.V. mecllutns SvV;
OVAtt-WTCEU TO WASH WSAH .n. Burif f
ta.wton Kiddy Shop. 1 ,fK1)Mn. fresh current nwpts. V
Ta itt.' 1A vj, 1S lc Am
9CIKHH. CStTUKX
Ohsereer. pad. U--t f.
TRsUSVCT IVKfArTMILXT
OmvTt OP TR IXMilTKOULJSR Ol"
THS CVKIUBKT.
Waahnvrsoa. IX o. atay M. 1M4
Kcuc is hereby trrett so all cer
sons who may hare Mates aeaiaet
-The Cnlted state Naueut Itank i
U Orande. Opiyeav- that the
taust b yireaented to Hxtfi RMtoer. !
tteoerw. with the legal few therwd.
ma three nonths from tha data.
tv- they tnay h (Rsaaca-ed. j
p. n awAi.r ur rvrnMnw
the Ctsrencj, -4 r j
VxtR rtSTY l"SS
New heavy wetght tansosa Panera
xrvte SeJ -Ivel.- ftlmmn :
Te Ov Rate. Oat.;
me. Bkers and sued far '
now wi sale at RKAardeccw Art wild !
curt SSSV.S. t.- r. . 4j
or Jl U JJATWV WR imox !
COVT Kr.N.
NTK"X ta erer plNa. Uvat le
fMiHtr Ktcd t Smliakivm for Xw
v-sV, cnee at tiy iArt iJv svud
CVwssty oft 3e Avr ef Avvjut,
IPSA 5vrt xr wvvcwl Mooclvr .
w."v vi Nvaa frvra cUj V
Vt ?vc a jrcMa x one 3kvntv ttfr
Ue iMavxr f twaraiat aAd smJK.j:
amMweenX roil as tW-xKt 5 tie
X"frVC
jrw-kv sa tir kHMWLiNci aaVuVi; j
3cv ara iMeat Cwr tSbLan as rf-
VrA Vi SkXh Ut jr. JtS. i
IWt Vp Nichts
To Jtwsa Kc!c yotrisw
te rrte h ip3?a.w axl
a,-vt iraiwr rr.'iiwct t-
swec c. vt ovr. tsw iwre
joajci eOrrcoK-. attar te
-ac.V a te KMvr4. V t av
K- ,5 ?ra aipri nwK-4,
ne ? a xt, swck
rrvrt-jsjc i .t hac aj
PORTLAND GAINS
ON SENATORS BY
WINNING AGAIN
It? Tlx Aoclatel 1'rcas
i Oouit league rtvotxi book allowed
Uxlsy Joe De MmkIo hut run hu
consecutive game hitting mark to M
, and, mora surprising, mat aan rrwi
Cisco had defeated tlie first place
. Ow.
Joes hltuiur ha bccomo aueh
habit Ilia dally batting- feat liaw al.
I ometltlng' of a novelty.
Shcvliur over five run In tlie ninth
tniuiw. Holltwonl nixio It tiro
straight over Seattle, 5-3, and pulled
1 P '! or 8cr.
. elto.
Portland took lu tltlrd In a row
from the Mission. -a. with th. ret-
Rudy " holding the ttcds
acattered blow Dotn Mls-
alou run were unearned, error by
Johnny Monroe and Henry Oana nelp
lne the Keda around the baaea.
Pint Buenuut Jim Oeleaby, of Lo
Anelea hit aalely In hia Una con
eecuUw puna aa Oakland beat the
Angel, B-0.
ItASKItALt. STANDINGS
lly The Awwlated Pttk.
lMat League
V. b. Pet.
BarmuiiMilo W 43 .60
Hollywood 3
Portland S .6S3
Um Anel 61 rt .fttc
Oakland &i 8l
XlUalolu - , M .418
ami rranclacv ... 41 67 JSO
Seattle -. J"
Oakland
- - Yrda.i Knulu
At allaalon k, Purtland 5.
At Oakland a Los Angelee ,
At Sacramento S, San Franclico
At HoUywood i. Seattle .
American iMjtue
V. U SVt.
M M .838
M Stl .628
44 41 J
44 44 .44
44 46 .480
Ai 4 .484
3D M .419
44
New York
l Waahlnfton
Philadelphia
Chlcairo .
' Cleveland
Detroit
BoMon
St. Lou! .
Yndent,W KeMllts
At New York t, CJeraUnd S.
At Washington a Detroit 1.
At Philadelphia 6. St. Louis a (10
lnnlnfsl. f
At Boston V Ctdoago 0.
National League
Pet,
.ass
I New York . SO
Clikvfo W
Ptltaburiiti 4
St Louis 44
tvsvm 44
.449
All
.JWl
I Philadeiphia
3Y
M
...... S4
Brooktyn
.4
,437
Cincinnau
Ye&tcnl) Kesnlta
At Pittsburgh . New Tork S.
At Chioago 10. Phrtadelphta I.
At WnclnnaU 1. Brooklyn 0,
At St. Uxt 3. Boston 3.
Ptwnvxrt rmnuTB
POSTtANtX Jnty 31 i Buwr
Print, exd, SiVM atandarvt 30.
Buttertat Portland dellTery: A
atUk. caeeee, cvxintry meat, ioo-
I hair, caawara hart. hop. Iroe potiltpr
new vora. (v..
unchansred.
im.tCK TB-kCCKY MVRKS
IWHtTIi BVKNINO N
PARIS rf Seacra atarle .
: Sert wtte of the Span" painter and
Aleos Md1vard. wear.
Chanel eremr town o!
o-Tpandr eh.-dered la a
T ol hlaok Oow and
n deMfaed wfth aa
Jtw nnhed with
dcajhle row of nunc.
! CI V.-0 V w g -Nt ttY'rl 3
mvw; or rtK tii
PASUS .f Pearl pKvk .: ta a
hde ht ort w Mte make a sriat
'nf wv C the r-Aew
P"S this summer. It n deeefn.
ee? tre decoDete at the
ha. - and finished wrth svKt Kills
fwje-sx nk-w tcistr uw tae
Jast Trt- Otr
R0U .$
CAKES
PASTRIES
WINTERS
X-t to K.v
Pine Production
Now at 35.7 Pet.
Of Its Capacity
PORTLAND, Ore., July 1 ( ew
buaineu toKUIng 41,08(1.1X10 feet or
about 32 per cent under tlw tltree
year weekly average lor July, was re
ported today by the Western Pine
association for tlie avek ending July
16. The total waa about A per ent
leas than for the previous week. Of
117 reporting member mills, 70 were
In operation.
SlUpmenU for th week were M,-
843,000 feet, and production 48,884,
000 feet, putting production al 38.7
por cent uf sawmill capacity com
pared with 39 per cent for the pre
vious week, and 18.4 per cent for the
year to date. Current orders were 30
per cent of capacity.
BREAK IN STOCKS
IS FOLLOWED BY
RALLY AT CLOSE
NKW YORK. July 31 UP) After
their worst break since the wild day
or i39, atocks rallied today, aubstan
Ually reducing extreme loam of aa
to mote titan 817 for scores of lead
ing issue. Sale approximated 0.750.-
ooo ahares, th largest volume since
October. WW.
The ticker tape, overwhelmed by
the task of recording transactions In
a market which at mid-afternoon was
demoralised, closed at 3:43 o'clock, a
new record for lateness for the pres
ent high-speed quotation distributing
system.
Cloning figure Included :
Air Reduc 8i,
Al. Chern. and Dye 116
American Can ,.. , ,,. 84 u
American T. and T.
130
Bethlehem Steel
34
78
19
Ml
34 S
41
94
t. Case ,.
Ool. O. and B
Continental Can .
tteiM Motot
Johns Manrule
UYbey-0.-Pord
Uggeu and Xreera 3.
ktantgomery Ward ,
KaUonal Dtstlll.
. 304
. 67
37
46H
84
S3
S4H
- lll
SO
4. C. Penney
Publio Sec. N. J.
Southern Pacific.
St, Oil of Cal.
St. Oil of K. J.
Pnlon Pacific
Ifntted Aircraft
tinned Corporation
U. S. Indus. Alcohol 48
V. S. Steel 63H
PORTUtMl LIVESTOCK
PORTLAND, July 11 t OatUe:
oalvte, 0: steady.
Steers, good, medium iOO(i "5;
coennton 84.34 0 84.CO; heifers, com
mon and nwUum. 4 25 ?. M cows,
rood, oommon and medium. 84.74 ev
$4 00; bulls. pcvJ. M50(S40; cut
ters and nicdivun. 83 34144; ceal
cra, good. t CO ( S,?S; common and
med'.unv 84 00 S6 O0.; calves, good.
Si-VIK s f cotrJon tl SOnUCO.
H.v: ITS; eay. Ocod. 140 to
300 It. ) 8440; 300 to 340 Ids.
84 84 e 84.40; over 340 lbs. 84.34
814; sows. good. 3ST4.74; me
dium. 84.76 84.34: pics, rood. 84 .84
t84 0J.
Sheep: 443. steady. Lambs, good
and choice, s 86.34; conxmon
and medium. 84O0 i 84.6S: wethers.
M(ViS4i1. ewes 81.00 H 8354.
Sl'OAR ANB ItAH'R
PORTLAND. JUJt 31 Suyar
Can granulated, a4; trult or ber..
84; reel sugar. 84.76 100 lb.
Doroestc flour Selling pooe. mill
delivery 34 bt ks: patent. 4JH.3t.aij
8A0; do Mt. 4ft(i 87 SO; bakers'
blueslem. 8 7S8SS; osiers' btvl-l
ed flour. 8 06 it 8S.40; soft white pas-j
try pssrat. 874 t 87 5.t Montana!
hard wheat 84 SS; nntc S4.3- 3C40:
vvsl rhMl SA1A: rrahasu 8480 1
8CS0 bt.
OM VR A SHEEP j
C0J.AK.V Jhaly 31 i it. S. D. .M j
Sheyv: Ifvixvt lm swady-. sheec
unchsaged; feeders stronger: sorted j
range laiahs SS iVt best held Jw ,
834; nMv larsos 8S-S5: Jed ollpred'
Issr ST SO 37 64; Jed yearliagij
o.v. ewe up to 8i. !
JESTER'S SHOE SHOP
KUrk rAe Sfcee Rejatrtat
At Rr rtte rrteej . . .
Shoes rwed S.V. SSr "e pick
ct tlie 'old satciie 1st Caass
ttlt Aii . t t ctiraJr
WINTERS
BREAD
Tops Them AIL'
A RIG LOAF
Cits? sv',fer. crest ith-
tf.vturtjd .ihia rd a
f ivir arid fresshrssss tKt
BAKERY
w Gswty
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, UK GRANDE. ORE.
STRENGTH SHOWN
IN BUHER TRADE
PORTLAND.' Julv Ul UlAtrailli
of the butter trade was suggested In
operations on th open market tor
both prints and cube. The late cut
In the urtoe on first cuius una
usgesMu on tne open market where
all score were held firm Irrespective
Oi l lie u riCO nown on the nrarinm. -
chansre.
Premiums over the exchange price
list continued to be affenwt m.ni ruiiH
tar cubes on tlw open market, while
unoer normal conditions the price on
the open market wo Uo lb. below
the exchange list.
Butterfat continued firm.
' Market for mtv. ahmtwl vi.tu.mi
steadiness locally for top grade stuff
uuring wie aay out some weakness
WS SUCiresUv! in SJt Inr ifmm. mnii
undergrade. Much storage Block was
wiim uiiwca ns irven gooas.
ALL OF U. S.
CALLED UPON
TO AID PLAN
(Continued Pram Page One)
ency rentployment drive" from Aug
ust 1 10 tiecentner 1.
The basic hours, labor and wages:
Child labor outlawed.
314 to 316 a week minimum and a
40-hour week for so-called white col
lar labor.
30 to 40 cents an hour minimum
for a 34-hour week and an 8-hour
day maximum for factory ana me
chanical labor. .
Bqultahle readjustment to pay
above the minimum.
Exempts from the hour limit es
tablishments with kss than three
worker In town under 3.600 popula
tion unless part of a Urge trade area:
also registered pharmacist and pro
fessional people, managers and exe
cutives drawing now more than 846 a
week; emergency workers and highly
skilled persons employed on continu
ous processes. The latter must re
ceive at least time and one-tulrd 1
all hours over the maximum,
Seta minimum pay level for cleri
cal and atmilar workers t 816 a week
In cities over 500.000; 814-40 In those
over 340.000; 814 In those from 3.400
up; In communities under 3.600 a 30
per cent raise provided the minimum
need not exceed 813.
Provides 40 cent an hour for inc
tory and mechanloal worker mini
mums unless they made less than
that on July 16. 1939. In that case
the level on that would prevail so
long as It was not below SO cents.
Piece-worker are guaranteed the re
sulting minimum wage. ' '
Prohibits reduction of wages now
above the minimum despite reduc
tion In trie hours of employment and
calls for increased pay lor all -By an
equitable readjustment of all pay
schedules." , .
Bans use of subterfuges to frustrate
the agreement's spirit and lnteat.
Prohibits profiteering, limit -price
increases over July 1 levels to those
mad necessary by actual Increases
In production or Invoice costs, taking
full account of prospects of increased
volume. " '
Every signer receite a certificate
and government badge showing the
seal of N. R- A. (National recovery
administration) and the words;
-Member N. R. A. We do our part"
This badge may be displayed on aH
equipment, goods, communication
and premises. The signer may axal
for adjustments tt a hardship Is work
ed. -
Por every consumer who wishes to
cooperate and became a member of
th N. R. A. there wlU be a badge s- .
sued upon signing of this ssatemenv
. -I will co-operate in re-emptaj"- J
meat by supporting and patronlxmg'
employers and workers who are mem- j
wrs of N. R. A."
Johnsco exhibited a chart he called t
-the ocCr Mraificant chart there is." j
Tt showed that vwrues bsre shot far
upward, leaving purchasing power be- 1
hind.
-It is Inevitable that these must
store together for prosperity.- be;
said. "So the stock market crash Isat
such a bad thing after all."
B?va as the new Tolur-tary plan
was rcsnpleted. the Industrial amm-1
lstralxvk Ciamirtued bearings 00 o.xes '
ycorosed by different laausines. To- 5
oar's mcfuded rsmber. coat arjd sst. .
shq-b-.msKng and ecertrxal maaufac. J
turmc. wrule steei has been set for
Porch, Lawn and
Camp Furniture
Reclining
Hardwood Canvas Chair
with Awninjr.
Arms and
Foot ?est
S2.4-5
Camp Chairs
59c
BOH-NENKA-MP'S
Better Furniture I:-wtr Prices
AT THE
Htr U a eene from HBlark
Liberty
Romance, pathos and strong hu
man Interest are the high points In
"Black Beauty", which opened today
at the Liberty theatre. Built around
one oX the most appealing subject
in the work the love between man
and horse, this picturtaauon of the
famous notel by Anna Sewell Is the
kind of an offering that tugs at the
nearstrings. Picturesque southern
settings lend atmospheric color, while
thrills and comedy Interspersed here
and there supply pleasing Tartety.
The plot centers around Henry
Cameron, an aristocratic but Im
poverish ed southt-mer who loves Mrs.
Lambert, a wealthy young widow.
When Henry's farorite mare, the
"Duchess," gives birth to "Black
Beauty, Cameron sees in the colt
July 31.
Johnson gave out two documents
after leaving the White House. One
was a copy of the agreement every
employer receives, the other a bulle
tin describing "the president's re
employment program."
The agreement began with a note
"to every employer" and was signed
"PtantUn D, Roosevelt" It read:
"1. This agreement is part of a
nation-wide plan to raise wages, cre
ate employment and thus increase
purchasing power and restore busi
ness. Thai plan depends wholly on
united action by all employers. For
this reason I ask you. as' an em-;
plover, to do your part by signint?.
t "2. If it. turns out that thewT
eral agreement bears unfairly on any
group of employers they can have
that straightened out by presec&ng
promptly their proposed code of fair ;
competition.'"
"The bulletin Cresctibed th pSan. It' between-show fea
explained aa agreement would ho3d turrs c u Withu rnanawr.
until a code for the particular Indus- j linTi for p- I
try was approwd, fixg wages and . l,t smdT ewrtnrs
hours. It warnea thai for every trade : fo next euadav bv
or industry which has not submitted xrm Russeii. well known TOcaisu
a code by September 1, the president fmt, p fcj
wiU exercim his authority and or ! twn rielinite.rT will be during
hearings to proceed on the prep&ra- j ere-nins:.
taon of one, j ls Russell will . sine "TaDer of
SeTen-membered recovery boards j the Mcoc" and "Lowe Soags o the
are created in. eech ox tde cocszaerce
departaoents 74 districts to superrae
the work. A nine-iTeembered recov
ery board is created fee every SiAle.
All members will serve without com -
RENTAL LIBRARY
LATE BOOKS AT 3c PER DAY
The Store, a Pultizr Prize novel T. S- StribaEg
Female Donald Headerson Oarke
Alien Corn, a Play
The Bishop's Jaegrers..
Burn. Witch. Fum.
The Merivrether Mystery
Mulliner Xichte -
The Werewolf of Taiis.
Desijm Kor Living, a Piay
The Mystery of Hunting's
Dinner at Eijrht, a Play
All Passion Spent .
La Grande Book & Stationery Co.
La Granoe, Oresron
Comfortable, Colorful and Low
Hardwood
Frame
Bright Canvas
$L2o
LIBERTY
cvJ
Bruutv", now ruiuiln); at
theatre.
the
a means of replenishing his fortunes
and winning the woman he lores.
When a yearling, the colt Is booked
for a race, but due to the machina
tions of a Jealous rival, is badly In
jured and never entered. How Came
ron and the horse are separated ant
suffer vicissitudes, only to be happily
reunited In the end, supplies action
for tlie rest of the story.
Alexander Klrkland is ideal in the
role of Cameron, and Esther Ralston
makes Leila Lambert charming and
high-spirited enough to ensnare the
heart of any hero. Gavin Gordon
does good work in the part of Jordan,
tea heavy, and Hale Hamilton. Don
Alvarado, Tneodore Lorch, George
Walsh, Ed Petberstooe and. John
Larkm are excellent in minor roles.
pensation and wlU be named by the
president to aVprebenl the various
classes of society.
Johnson today telegraphed to
chamber of commerce presidents in
all ctUes of over ten tjNousftnri. ask
ing them to create local committees
which, will run the community od
of the reemployment drive.
While Johnson acted. President
Roosevelt kept ciase watch on tttt
movement, alert for public reaction
to the program.
The caunpalft-a in general will be
under supervision of C&arles P. Hor
ner. Kansas City, wartime- bead of
the liberty loan driv speakers bur
eau. LIBERTY PLANS
FEATURE ACTS
xe .
The propOeed Grand CKijee dxra
In "Wsshinricsi wUI crew a late liO
miles loar.
Sidney Hcwird
-Tliorne Scaih
Merrrt:
..Kay Cleaver Strsian
P. G. Wt5ehfse
G-jy Bri:g
N-: Coward
End
Mirnsctn E5eiiiart
-KaulEfea & Ferber
Wesr
in Price,
Eeclinir?
Hardwoc-d
Canvas Chair
wim Poot Rest
S2.10
46c
WHOLESALE PRICE
TREND IS UPWARD
OVER THE NATION
WASHINGTON, July0 The
butcher, the baiter ana me b..,
of the drysoods otore
keeper. bd to pay u -
per cent more lor their tock during
June than In Hay.
The labor department said that
nHvtt for tlie month show
ed an index Ilgure or 68 when iom
pared with 100 In 1820.
t-.... ..... .th. fourth consecutive
month wholesale price have shown
an upward swing, in rcuruu w.-
Index a-as 69J: March 60.2 and April
60.4. The June Increase wnen i-uui-Dared
wlUt a year ago, however, was
only 1 per cent.
Every group into wnicu vn
products reported ara divided showed
Increases. Farm products went up
almost sir per cent, a sharp rise be
uir Awn in arfrure Drlces of grains.
cattle, sheep, cotton, lemons, oranges.
fresh milk, tobacco, onions, white
potatoes and wool.
Th... decreases in the average
prices of calves, live poultry, eggs.
fresh apples, ariea Deans, uujr
Fxxxl prices Increased were reported
for butter, cneese. iiour, corn mw,
rice, dried fruit, canned vegetables.
cured beet, lambs, ham, pork, oleo
margerine, sugar and vegetable oils.
Leather products were up ' i'
rnt m jnrw. as comDared with May;
textile products 10; coke and petro
leum products 1: metals and metal
nmrinctR a: chemicals .75; and mis
cellaneous commodities 34.
More than "000 Japanese partici
pated in a popularity contest to de
cide tne desicn of a new nickel coin.
. ...,rr,ct
TODAY and
OOXTIXUOUS FROM
EMM
"7"GU
A
and
HTHER RALSTON
f
LIBERTY COMEDY
LIBERTY
L J
, . EEMirviitr.R
&Ai l-EDAY NIGHT IS RACK NIGHT
Friday, July 21, 1933
MONKEY KIHl WORN
WITH WHITE t'llEI'B
PARIS W) Black monkey fu,
over white crepe made one of the
most striking costumes seen at a re
cent fashionable event. The frock or
white crepe was designed with a high
front decollete and a back slashed to
the waistline. With It was worn a
small white crepe cape bordered be.
low the shoulder line In a deep fringe
of monkey fur.
Catholic, Jewish, Episcopalian,
Lutheran; Presbyterian. Methodist
and Dlsclnte of Christ clerevm...
fnrmed a atudv eroUD In Tevnrk,,...
In the spring of 1033, -
Refresh yourself
at lunch
HoteL.
famous
natty
01
. VOX""
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SATURDAY!
11 A. M. SATURDAY."
remember that appealing
story you read as a youngster,
still re-read every once in a
while .' rhere . was a real heart
throb in Anna Sewell's bio--graphy
of man's faitiiful ser
vant it got under
your skin.
The picture has all the
pathos, and romance
and thrills of the book
plus the added ap
peal that only the
screen can give.
-ALEXANDER KIRKLAND
GAV1H GOtOON
H&1I HAMaTON .
DON AIVAIA0O
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