, b-
it
: two,
iitaic-tiiEsiair .
Rupture Seen
Grand , Quotes Stalin, as
' Saying All Aid, Must
! r Be Given Madrid
t..;' ; (Continued from pas 1) f '
..ministry announced Getafe was
'recaptured.... ;-fi 'T - ? "
i Fascist ombera" and?purtalt
planes rained lead all, along the
- government lines from the Toledo
..bridge to University City at dusk
while the. Insurgent ground forces
spressl eat and forward apparent
ly in ef forts to clear the way for
simultaaeous attacks on" the cap
ital from the north and; south en
trances. " " ' - H.',
Capture of Cetaf e': j
Claim of Socialists - V
V .In the aonth, Insurgent cavalry
units drove on Vallecaa, southeast
: of the capital, while the insurgent
left wing was reported-to have
occupied Bead U la Del ,: Monte to
the west. I : J- : k " '
Behind this line, - eight imiles
1 south i of the capital, was Getafe,
" which the war ministry stated was
. occupied after only a brief akirm-
JSh, , i . : 1 ; , : .
; ... The' gorernment asserted two
fascist bombers of the fleet which
attacked the . socialist 'defense
line, at 'd ask -were shot down by
government scout planes. "
- Moorish Legionnaires who
drove through the Carabancbel
Bajo area found the bodies of SO
7 women, each dressed in the blue
- coverall of government militia
men. and at least 00 government
' regulars. j -, f r',-r- - -k
v The j air attack on the govern-
ment . linea followed j Insurgent
isnellinjg of the defenders.' Several
Cherts landed .in the 'heart of the
capttaU :-.j-;,-v
fRedoded Tax for
if Of egon Forecast
'Budet Includes Slightly
3 Undr 14 . Millions vx
j M General Fund Cost
r (Continued arom Page 1)
' amount requested for these units
Jwss-StS.3S2.54. These activities
are supported by fees. . . i,
' .The most drastic reductions
.were made In the requests of the
-11 state institutions and state
-'parole staff. These requests total
led Si.Olt.lSt but were redaced
to S3.77t.14S. i
- The budget savings made provi-
slon- for salary reductions of state
'employes for the. first three
-months of lt27 only, as provided
under! the present salary act. It
'.was Indicated the budget depart
-intent would not recommend eon
.tinuance of the reduction and
. Governor 3Iartin recently said he
would not favor xnojts of coaUn
ued cuts. j. -i, j ,..!.; -'.f-
The sUte. highway department
' fs the largest of the self sustain
ing units. This department will
i; receive 118.490,000 la gasoline
.taxes and other fees, with re
ceipts aggregating S2S.937.3I4:
.'Receipts of the insurance depart
ment wni total 11,704, TZ5, cor
i poratlon department f 58S.SC1 and.
; gift taxes $7S.S7S. V
j ; General ; fund revenues llste4
i ' by the budget director Included:
f Iteceipt. t. from ' ' revenue - laws
1 based on or measured by Income
it xs.6oe.ooo.
! . Receipts from miscellaneous
- Sources lncludlnr tithing $4,400,-
r Salary adjustment savings,' Jan
' nary, February and March It 37,
! SSO.000.
;' -Transfers to general fund for
! maintenance; of police department.
: 3997.C87
-f .Credit ion" unexpended balances
lor 1131 and 1937. 3450,000,
f ; Budget requests and allowances
for state institutions, follow: x
i. 'Blind school, requested $178,
7200: allowed $SS.lSl. i t
r .' Blind ' trade School, f requested
: t $6.747: allowed f 44,130.
fr- Deaf school, ; requested $301,
f A. t . - .11 m r- a i m m .11 .
:.L ' Eastern Oregon state hospital.
requested 848.804: allowed $559.
t 7.- 1 ' ' . -
. .Eastern Oregon tuberculosis
hospital, requested $422,104; al-
Ubwed $255,454. j y .
I raJrview home, requested
Girl' industrial scboot. reqoeet-
d $117,857: allowed 585.920.
Oregon state hospital. reqSesU
d $1,449,417-92: allowed $ I.-
10.010.- i . i .
Penluatlary. requested $579v-
1 3S;, allowed $551, 434.
i j! Boys training school, request
ved $124.825 i allowed $109.T42.
'- !" Parole sutf. requested $15,825;
sallowed $15,149. j :
,.! State tuberculosia hospital., re-j
f
- .w
Today- Two features, "liavr
Born" with; William Car.
gan and Claire Dodd, and
Ceno .Autry in The Sing
ing Cowboy.- !.
3
. GRAND !;
Today -Pirskln Parade-
i - with 19 Big Comedy. Stars.':
SalnrdSvJaaa i Wtthera In
- CBr: This-Be; ptdsf .
Today Dick; Powell
J -Stags struck,!' --.'-t'
Saturday - PpwH, Trscy,
Ilarlew. L, o w U "Libeled
' : Xady. Added attraction
; "March of Time.-
V. CAPtTOI. '- ..'! ; :
Today Double bfll. "The
Big Game,' I with . Brace
Cabot and Buck Jones I In
"The Boss Rider of Q a n
Creek." f .. i v..-::-"j.
, . i- ;; . STATE ':J:--:
To day - Roadshow pic
ture Klae Pays a Queen."
Saturday' only Hoot Olh
ron ia rTbo Last Oatlaw."
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The Cell Board
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Two women and a bos driver were
lajvred when a heavy prodace trnckr erashed head-on at m terrtne
speed into tbo San Francisco bound nlgbi bos on Caeota grade, near
San , Xols Obispo, CaL Tbo impact was; -so great tbo tango bos was
tbfwwn over on its aide into isw gully along; the roadside. Rescue
workers with acetylene torches rashed to! free the screamlmjf paaeea
Xers from the wreckage. An Et MontS nan was sa4st serionaly in-
queste. I $ 8 3 8.22 8 ;i anowed $487.4
13S, ? '--. ! .: . - . I I j 1. !
! i The 1984-35 appropriations for
these tnstltntlona aggregated $3,
i05$8.
i-i
3.
Shortcuts Talced
With Coast Croup
PORTLAND, Not. l.-ff7-Rep-reseatativet
of the city1 of Port
land met with Tillamook, jWaah
rngtan and Ualtnomah eouhty of
ficials today to discuss plans for
matching federal Ifunds for the
construction ef the ' Wilson river
and Wolf creekr shortcuts to the
sea,w -j k i-. l ' y- f- 1 ,, I 1
- It was proposed the counties
and the city offer $15,000 each.
The government it: was ; stared,
has allocated s million snd a half
dollars for each road for ; work
this coming year, i r .-J--
Last, year the counties snd the
city pledged 2 5.000 J ' Officials
said , the, demands would not be
ta great for 193.7.
Nine hundred jnen are now era41Mrs BriedweU; Itie!imDnd-t-
ployed on each, project snd it is
expected a similar number will be
kept on the Job next yer
XContlatiedifrom Page 1) 1
.rne present Idea 1st to get m
membership list of business and
community leaders snd then to
organize Ju preparation for start
ing ute mmumty chest a year
from; now," Brat n; explained.
llany feel that it would be more
desirable to conduct one bfg drive
rather than to be solicited time
and - again throughout v the year
for one organisation and another.
The plan has worked well in oth
er, cities, j
encan Writer
Gets Nobd Prize
. -. ! i
SEATTLE. Not; ! It-UPt-E.
ene ,eiu, awaruea toe 1I3S
NobeK prize for literata re today,
will n o t be able' to attend the
ceremony in Stockholm December
10 at fwkich the award will be
presented, he said today.
The playwright expressed his
disappointment st being unable to
make the trip, sartnr he would
not have time to close his affairs
here and reach New) York to sail
for Kuropei. ' . . -;;-j.r
- Although tit award is mot
based on any specltle ' work,
0NeCl surmised that Mourning
Becomes aUeetraJ one of his own
favorites may .bare been the de
ciding factor. It will be staged in
Stockholm in connection wits the
Norse festival. . : .-
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1 7otmd Finally Fatal
( BAKER. Ore, Not.:1J.--V
Phll?lp Strong, student at Baker
Junior . high school, died, of a gun
shot: wound, received last spring.
He was accidentally struck in the
leg by a ballet from a JtX ealfbre
plstoU. He had been 14, the.; hospi
v Plan Has Support
tal since the mishap.
Three Killed, Twenty Pdfco
s.'6Sfc.--;-v.. &v
killed innid SO paseengera in tbo boa
School Vtation
Carlotta Brledwell. Salem ele
mentary school supervisor, yester
day predicted -tnis year's owerr
ssce of National Education week
would orlnr out a record i num
ber of parents and other visitors
to tn city's public eenoeis ana
last night's attendance at open
honse programs presented in. six
of the buildings, i j
Formal observance of the week
will close today with Special as
semblies, processionals, another
open house night and tag day,
during which each grade school
child whosu father or mother has
visited hia building this week will
be entitled to wear a tag. The
day's program: J i
Garfield j School processional.
giving! pupils an opportunity : to
see wprk on display in other
rooms; Highland a. vu. as
sembly; Grant 7:30 to 9 p. nv..
open house; with talks by Gretcnen
Special parents risittog out;
rLeslle Mathematic classes to
tudy j 't Ihancing ; "of ; America a
schools.! p . . , ? '.-( , .'
Large - crowds attended the
open nousi programs last night
st Salem j h 1 g h; Parrish Junior,
high, Englewood. Highland,' Me-
Klnley Snd Washrngten schools. .
Deer Visits City,
U)nimii8 uicicie
ELGTff, j
in . - Nor. ? 12.-0PV-A
five proag
buck deer' Invaded E1-
gin's business district tdday, be
eamel frirhtened at the hear y
traffic Sndi crashed Ihrdugh Che
plate) glass
show window of a
shoe store.
; A ipleee
of gl
pierced the
deer's throat and it war shot by
policemen who found! the animal
cowering en a heap of shoe boxes.
; State Game Warden Frank We
wetrer said -the 'bnckappsrentry
escaped from a xoo"or game pre-
serve1, although he had received
no reports of that kind. .Its death
will mean a venison banqaet Sun
day for as"drenJshome. f
Soviet! to Crack : -
Doim on-Relimon
li 0SCOW. Nor; 1 1 2Vrirm
er measures againat religion were
approved today at a communist
party conference at Yaroslavl.
north -of Moscow. ; f : .-(-., :r H.
. The conferees heard s8egstlens
that 1 peasants. : under the InOu
euee of priests, caused a lose of
35 percent of Russia's crops for
193 C; because of their attendance
st churelu '. : ;
The ' Imagaxlns . ' Bolshevik de
clared women ' and older peasants
still were strongly religious.
TJ1 H'iXt HI CaKHfF tti.l
;,TLj OUCUpIiXATpZVN, Cafcrs.
hs Arc Injured in Bus Crash
J
t
' r . ' '
...... rj;,.f?TtC'k
fared, having both lego severed. Herts not expected to live. The driver'
of the track was seriously Injured. Ton photo shows the track at left
which rammed into the baa and
aide. Bottom photo shows the wreckage of the boa as it lay on a alight
incline off the btghway. KOte crates ef produce strewn about. The
track was heavfJbr loaded with produce. International Illustrated
News Photo;
ReKef Load Held
One AixDioii Less
if
WASHINGTON,
Hot. ll-rVj
Barry Hopkins,
works progress
administrator.
predicted today
the nation will begin the nsw year
with 1.900,000 fewer relief cases
than were on the roils for the
first month of 1938. j 1 ;
He said that 'between January
and August of this year the total
number Of families- said Single
persons receiving local or. federal
relief had declined from 4,751,
000 tO'S.IJJ.OOO. .: ; "!,)
,3SS,
-fyrkey Gro wers
Of T:exas Strike
i 12
GONZALES. Tex.. No
A growers' strike becalmed tils
vast turkey market tonight On the
eve ef the annual holiday buying
rush. - i j ;
A. quarter of a million turkeys
-potential Thanksgiving dinners
strutted the - Gonzales ranges
while growers stubbornly refused
top. price of 12 cents and de
manded ran investigation -:of Ta
-uniform market and alleged
price fixing." . - j , !
The average price for No.! 1
birds last year was 25.13 cents.
Seven leading raisers telegraph
ed Attorney General Homer IS.
Cnmmings snd . SUte Attorney
William MeG raw urging- investi
gation of, what" tbey termed! antl-.
trust law violations. i i
;!- 't I ' . ' 1 '(-:'
IUierlHqusii
3Sf
" Activity Planned
'"' Washington, Nor. 12-icflv-A
spokesman! for the - resettlement
administration said today that im
Rexford O. Tugwell. its director,
would" 1 1 k e to see unemployed
workers put to building a rgreat
number" of suburban housing de
velopments tor low income f am
nios. !.N
.: This assertion was made .las
President Roosevelt agreed to se-
compaay Tngwell tomorrow Sfter
noon en an inspection of resettle
ment's , $9,000.00 relief - built
housing demonstration at nearby
Greenbelt. ltd." - - . j :
: csb cmxESR iiercs
Whew Others Fatt
CHARLIB cnAN
, Chinese Herbs
W REUEDIE3 " ' ;
-I ' Ueallaai vtrtwe
haa been -tested.
handreds rears,
Tor . chroaie an
sae sit a, aese.
throat, j sinusitis,
catarrh, ears.
luags, asthma, chronis conh,
stomach, caH stones, rollsis,
'coasttpation, dlabetis, kldaeys,
bladder, heart, blood nerves,
neuralgia, s rheumatism, ; high
blood pressure, gland, skin
sores, male, 'female and chil
dren disorders. ryi,:
8. B. Fong, 8 years, practice
in C b t n ai Herb Specialist,
123 N.CommCrcMf 8t Salcin,
Ore. Office hours t to 9 p. ra.
8unday and Wed, O to 10 mm.
L 1
. a, a. rose
Ore ca, Friday: Wormian Nsverafeer 13, 1S33
it
si
,e-
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V !! ' J -f
.4
4
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I
threw It into the gaily ever on its
Work WiU Start
Upon Pipe Plant
A
A
r
Assembly of the plant which
will manufacture the firs and
three-quarters miles of concrete
pipe specified for Salem's new;
water supply line win be started
by a small crew of workmen to
day, F. F. Jenkins, project man
ager for the American Concrete
c Steel Pipe cempany, announced
last night. Production of pipe will
begin in about two weeks. ! I f
A . large number of Jobseekers
appeared at the plant site yester
day morning, but a full crew has
not yet been; hired Jenkins esti
mated between 28 . and SO men,
all locSl residents, would be em
ployed at present.
Threat of a suit to enjoin erec
tion of the plant on the site se
lected, the vacant block bounded
by Cross, Wilbur. 12th and 13th
streets,! will not stop operations.
Mayor V. E. Kuhn declared last
night. A nearby hall block in an
industrial xone already has been
Offered: in ease thee original site
should be abandoned, riv said. ';
The threat was voiced by B. S.
Martin, who' said residents near
the proposed site, felt the pipe
plant would be objectionable. ."
It n AHgw0ybc4 Ttestsr. r i
lOM-YtVOc!
Today and Saturday
TWO BIG '-.i-vj n ; -: j
FEATURES IOC
yvj, r
HejKids
ctAisnrv WAHQ"
jm. u iu m . ja,m .
1 Salnrday Ilatinee i1
'" ' And Second Feature
c mm
hss angasP ss ssV8)sWnvSl W 'sT'sJssuuSales,
Also Cartooat 40enaedy Hews
Ts 0 -twscss ts.
i -
IBusiiiess
i
Coordinator, Berry : Calls
Ha
,Labor; and Industry :
hTo Get Together
4 ; Contln u ed from Page 1 ) '" 4
were refused the ' floor, v ':fS
Senator ,0'Mahpney,B ioots ts
.write , new biU tot Ucenalnf cor
porations drew talmost as much
attention as Berry's cafl.i
The! Wyoming! senator said his
bill wis intended to guarantee col
lective bargshxlng. prohibit child
labor, f and shock unfair ; trade
practices, but was not "is any
sense a modification of NRA."
' Schemes for national Incorpo
ration, of large i businesses , bsre
been advanced by -Presidents Taft
and Theodore Rooseveltr O'daho
nev.aald. addlna-i that such a plan
in jay. opinion. i whoUjK within
ine present coniiuniiunsi - puwen
of congress.?
t
British Film Here
Getting Attention
Artistic Dramatization of
Lady Jane Grey 8 Life
. ' Showing at State !
nnltfnff-thA brief, traele reira
of England, the British Gaumont
film "Nine Days; a Queen' made
Its firsti snnearance in.- Salem at
the State theatre last night un
der the sponsorship oi tne Amer
ican Association i" of University
Women.! There inn be a matinee
snd evening penormapce ttoosy.
The play deals with the period
fnt folio wine the 'death of Henry
the Eighth wheri his son Edward
1 was proclaimed, king, jsawara
Spvmnnr- caused, himself to ' be
made Lard Protector and. attr orr
derlng the death? of his brother
Thomas he was.iu turn" beheaded
under the1 order of the then pow
erful Lord Warwick. .' " i. .:
LaJyj Jane Grey was snowed
only a few days of happiness! with
her young husband Lord Guilford
Dudley when oni te deatn or ine
boy king ahe was proclaimed
queen , by the ruthless Warwick,
Bnt even as a queen see was
tragically unhappy, and berj bus
band, with his ifather, Warwick
was defeated in battle by Msry
Tudor, figotful heir to ths throne
who ordered the beheading of all
three, l ..r:;t:. . .1 I"-.-'
So In the short nine days.! Lady
Jane . Grey became a bride, a
queen and a brave little martyr.
The play which so graphically
shows the life of the time gives
an unforgettable picture of the
intrigue snd trsgedy which made
monsrehs. : - - if- ! :- "
: This lis the first of three5 pio
(fM to be abown unoer me aus
pices of. the A-A.TJ.W.
Gild Endures h
Most of Oregon
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PORTLAND. New. lt-UPtrCcM.
damp fog hovered over Portland
today as the temperature remain
ed nearf the freexing point. Bend,
Baker, I Pendleton and Rosebnrg
an reported sub-freesing tempera
tures.' M ' i ... 'PH V
It was colder today In south
western Oregon where North Bend
reoorted SS decrees above. The
coastal section has been enjoying
warmer; weather while interior
Oregon sbivered. i , f
i Siskiyou Summit, usually a cold
spot; saw the mercury mount to
40 degrees. i ' j v- '
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Hiley Heads Council .1
PORTLAND, Ore, Nor. It.-i&r
Commissioner R. E. Riley was
elected president of the city coun
cil today. He will head the muni
cipal government during the ab
sence of ; lisyorf Joseph K. Car
son, who will leave shortly to at
tend the annual . conference of
mayors at Washington, D. C.
STUDENT
MATINEE
Today, 2:15 P.m.
Admiion 2 Be
Tonight -8:15
Doors Openi 7:0 P. M.
IT'S HERE h
ATLAST1
.Tt picture
Tors:, HaUjsrowJ
. ' aacl LonJoft. Itare
htttnjujinjs aootf
l -CetfHc . ' :
HAJLDVriCKE
VP1XBA2.1
I I iP"""" 1;
The story of . ' '
IXady Jane Grey :
., .
g!Hf All Seats ; ,
Reserved.'-- 55c
Cox Office Open All
DayrFrom. 11 tu nl
TTJELITRE '
Goal
5'
Franchise AvTard .
Vetoed by Mayor
Maydjr V. E. Kuhn ; yesterday.
vmtnd ii ths-franchise ordinance.
sdonted hr the city council re
cently granting the Oregon Elec
tric company-" a irancnise aioag
High street, former' location 01
its passenger line tracks, ' '
. ills vf to- message contended no.
franchise should be given tor this
route, along which the tracks were
recently - covered over with. : pav
ing.. and also objected to the sec
tion, of the old passenger tine
along Mill itreet being omitted
from - the ordinance. The mayor
contended that rthe company
should j be- required to repair or
remove-two" old trestles, now in
a J bad state of repair, on M 1 1 1
streeWj"';. . 4-,;:;J-vVv'; ,
V'
ri iiungary
Plan Armaments
1 VIENNA N o i 12.-iip)-The
right of.;Austria and Hungary to
rearm was proclaimed tonight in
ah official communique Issued by
the foreign' ministers of Italy,
Austria and Hungary. j 1 j , r
'! (Little entente nations Czech
oslovakia, Rumania- and- Tugo-
slavia-4-have repeatedly opposed
Austrol- Hungarian rearmament
basing jthelr protests on the! post
war treaty of Versailles ". which
forbade the two countries to re-
srm.) : ;. ...it. 'i.yM ' j I
The communique Baid also Ital
ian Foreign Minister Galeazzo
Ciano disclosed 4 that ! Premier
Mussolini and Relchsf uehrer Hit
ler ss eye to eye on afafirs in
southeastern Europe
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Multnoniali Vote
Finally Complete
PORTLAND, Nov. 12. - i(p) -Completion
of the official count
gave President! Roosevelt a to
tal rote of 106.561 in Multftomah
county.! u Landon's ; count -jwsi
4i.405.;.y'.;,.-:i;;. j....- --.
Votes received; by other presi
dential candidate were: William
LemkeJ independent, 2358; Nor
man Thomas, socialist. 768; John
W. Aiken, socialist labor, ' 100;
ESrl Browder, communist, 7. "
BoyDie8 Due to !
j Car CrasK Injury
1 iBAKER. Nor. 12.-i!P)-:NIne-year-old
Darrell Riedel of Hunt
ington died today of injuries re
ceived in an auto crash. Tuesday
eight. , I-: r j-
. He was a, passenger Jn a ear
driven by his mother, Mrs. Walter
Riedel. I The machine struck one
driven i by ; Henry Jorgensen of
Colorado. : --j "
- Both Mrs. Riedel and Jorgensen
received serious injuries. j ..
I 11 Tod.; and Saturday
f . BIG FEATURES
H'DD
BTJtSSB
And 2nd Hit
ZTOP I
qmSnnpr - mtfrnr 'kmS" f-
I
i i 0
n tji ' (?
I Extra
-l ;.
Xast. Times Today
BICX POWELL in
t Ci3 t-'J f--
hi m am mtui a m - - .
ssfS'K
UI1W
i - i "-k" h ii rv ii w r n vi bum
MIX. V A W !
S I I I -
l i -v cv-.
1 :-mWi
I La mnm4 VJ 1 LttW ttSl
with Joan Xloudfll y
Rcdcavelt'EpIps
Dedicate Bridge
Hoover and Merriatn Also
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Participate t- Heavy
1 Traffic Starts
(Continued from Page 1)
Until 1938 traffic wllllbe con
fined toi a six-lane highway for
sutofnoblles on the apper deck.
On the lower deck are lines for
rucks snd space for; internrban
railway tracks expected toj be com
pleted in two years. j
Scores! of motorists p4rked at
the bridge approaches before day
light today seeking the distinction
Of becoming the first paying pass
engers to cross the bridge,
There
was no unanimity on the
Of the bridge "firsts.
! Mrs. H. L. Read of
question
Oakland
snd, parry generally were credit
ed with- miking the first fast-wec
crossing,; and Arthur Inwlch
of
San, Francisco-; with making
the
first west-east --journey
passengers, j -
as ton
in
Committees
. - ' -
Alderman W. H. Dancy will. be
appointed to .succeed Brazier C.
Small as chairman of the impor
tant city council sewe4 commit
tee in case' Small goes -out of of-
flee - next week with the seating
of Gertrude F. Lobdell, ejected his j
successor from the fourth ward, 1
MSyor V. E. Kuhn said y ester- :
day. The! sewer committee during
the next year will have thje respon
sibility of overseeing the! expendi
ture of 137.500 In city funds on ,
major Improvements., Thje largest
single job. the D street storm sew
er now under way. will j cost the s
city some 27,000. 1 " ?
"Due to the fact that Mr. Dan- f
cy Is thoroughly familiar with all
city affairs, is conscientiously In
terested in I clrie work generally
and has had experience an hand
ling largB projects of this kind,
I feel he Is the logical apbointee."
the mayor explained. j
Hello noon
' - J : j .
Harry Wesely
and His Boys .
Torjioei
r
And
SAT. MITE
n
Nor. 14
Emm
- . .AriD'.III0 i- .
li BTff AfXJ
Starts
Q - 1 Saturday
Change
City
YOIPLI1 LAFF C .'
TILL IT HURTS ! . ! t
j. Tai. this"
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