Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 27, 1937, Image 7

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., July 27, 1937, Page 7, Image 7

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1937)

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 10 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text'SrEPFOBD fXTL TRTBtryE. rEPFOBP, OREGON. TUESDXY. TOT 27. 1937. ' PAGE SEVEN LOCAL and Here from Ashland Out-of-town visitors In Med ford Saturday Included Mrs. Bertha Cor the U of Ashland, Band Meeting Accordion band will meet tonight at 7:30 at Pruitt'a mu sic and radio center. It wu announc ed today. Visits Sister Mra. Mary Sinclair of this city la visiting her sister, Mra. Mabel Stevens at her home In Ash land. Visit Cares Miss Mildred Cox and Joe Burrows, both of this city, ac companied a. large group of Ashland friends to Oregon Caves Sunday. From Williams Creek Virginia Meller of Williams creek was trans acting buaine&s and ci'V.ng on friends here this morning. To Klamath Falln G. T. Cotting ham. local WPA office employe, left for Klamath Falls this morning where he will transact official business. Fish at Dam Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Chapman of this city and Mr. and Mrs. J. Orbln Cooksey of Ashland spent Sunday fishing at Hyatt day. They reported a limit catch. Here on Business Out-of-town residents transacting business here yesterday included Mrs. B. Pederson and' daughter Dorothy, and P. L. and Jim Nutter, all of Ashland. Returns Home Mrs. L. F. Slavens of 108 Mistletoe street returned home Saturday from Hilt, Cal., where she spent a week visiting at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. W. T. Poff. Visits Lam ports Walter Nash, Pa cific coast manager of A. O. Spalding A company, was in Medford yester day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lam port. Early Hour Set Announcement waft made today that all members of the Active club are particularly re quested to be present at 6:20 o'clock tonight at the Hotel Medford for regular meeting, Instead of 6:30 as usual. Flying South F. W. Graham, Ta ooroa business man. arrived at Med ford municipal airport late yesterday afternoon en route to San Francisco In a Waco plane. He continued his flight aa soon as his ship had been serviced. In Paris Word has been received that F. Corning Kenly. Jr., of this city, who has been spending the sum mer In Europe, is now in Paris. Mean while, his brother, Granger F. Kenly. Is visiting In Ross, Cal., and will re turn to Medford at the end of this week. Visitors from Pomona Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. McCarty of Pomona, Cal.. are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Mcparty on Orchard Home drive. The visitors arrived by motor car last night and will remain here about a week, spending their time in fishing and sightseeing with their hosts. LAST PERFORMANCE! TONIGHT JACKSON SCHOOL GROUNDS West Jackson Street Plenty of Free Parking p-KMS! tfflCtIS PW TH HI TIE MICE GREEN SLA WHD Big DOUBLE LOAD Phone J Now Timber P Phone J. . CHRONIC COUGH f aC 1 iw relieved at one oy m nerbal reed tried too I g - Ve ., nri. nn Chinee, nerb. will fjv p ! .00 relief oo mattei what foo are arrilctra antb yov W owe It to yimraell to oe this jpuortonlt to regalo fOOi nealth. Chan-, oerbe nae rework oealtb to tbouaaad. ; .it people ttoy not root Do tot naer (Hi Uooatlpa egrj .' ,m.rh Trouble ttneumetum Ha) rem. frusta it H w rnU0e ulcere. Children Bed watting. Oall stone Run Oown Condition Sinn, troahla. asthma. Influent tenuis Trounle Pile. Chronli coogh High Blood Pressor. 4rthnu Colitis Nerromnenv ppeodinu Mmiliti, eocma Heart Ueet uiaddei Kidney, Long. Wood inner) lmders iw cuneoitanni. Open 10 10 P M. CHAN I HS Ml till PJ Tnee.-Thor in-li l fkwo Hon htneee Med Co tu t Malt, PERSONAL Returns to City Victor A. Balrd. WPA or floe employe, returned to Med ford last night from Marshfleld where he took care of official business. . Tons.lertom.es Miss Roma Reyn olds of Talent underwent a tonsil ectomy at Osteopathic clinic yester day. and Miss Hazel Moffet of 613 South Newtown had her tonsils re moved this morning. Bank Chief Here E. B. MacNaugh- ton. president of the First National Bank of Portland, conferred here last evening with Eugene Thorndike. manager of the Medford office. Mr MacNaughton waa motoring back to Portland after giving a aeries of lec tures in the school of business ad ministration, Stanford university. Palo Alto, Cal. Released from Jail Lyle Arm strong. 39. of Michigan was released from city jail yesterday after being held and questioned since Saturday In connection with the robbery of the Foster Ss Klelser company office here Friday night. Armstrong, with Carl Saundors, 33. of Pennsylvania waa arrested by Ashland police Sat urday morning and returned to Med ford, where he denied Implication In the robbery. Investigation failed to connect Armstrong with the robbery and he was set free. Colonel Here Col. Raymond S. Pratt, chief of staff of the ninth corps area, was a visitor at Medford district CCC headquarters today and with Major George R. Owens, district com mander. Inspected the headquarters offices here. Colonel Pratt waa en route from an Inspection trip of dis tricts to the north. He expressed himself as pleased with conditions here. Officers Promoted Two Medford CCC district officers received promo tions to the rank of captain from first lieutenant recently. Henry B. McManus, commander of Camp Ap plegate, was promoted to the rank of captain in the infantry reserve July 33. William H. Drlscoll, assistant dis trict adjutant, was promoted to the rank of captain In the field artillery reserve July 36. BABY LION VISITS TRIBUNE OFFICE An honest -to-good ness African Hon stalked into the Mall Tribune office this morning, but Instead of hur riedly vacating the premises employes gathered 'round to bravely stroke the fellow's soft fur. It waa a tiny, three -weeks-old cub, and It was accompanied by BUI Antes. publicity director for the Russell Brothers circus, which Is showing this afternoon and night at the Jack son school grouno- Its name was Pasha, Antes said, and It was one of two cubs of Dutchess and Dandy, Hons captured by Frank Buck on one of his recent expeditions. Surprisingly quiet and peaceful, the little "kitten'' seemed to like be ing fondled by humans. Antes said It was raised on a bottle, and that he would be able to keep It as a pet for about one year. It was about the size of a full-grown bouse cat. 4 "Upside Down" Body SIDCUP, Eng. (UP) Benjamin Sexton, 33-year-old brewers' lorry driv er, has discovered that his whole body la "upside-down." Not only Is his heart on the wrong side, but every other organ In his body la reversed. Tet he Is perfectly healthy. His work entails the lifting of heavy barrels, and he plays football and cricket. CLEVELAND (UP) John Mans field high school has started a home planning course for girls. It teaches the bride-to-be of future years the problems connected with building a home. The girls learn how to furnish a home, making It Individual and tasteful, andgiving the future hus bands a break they learn to make the necessary email repairs about a bouse. PINE Company End of N. Central Livestock Portland PORTLAND, July 37. (AP-U8DA) HOGS 300: market fairly active, around steady with Monday close or 3 Slower than early that day; good and choice 165 to 310-lb. drive ins. mostly 413.60; carload lots eligible around 13.7A; 335 to 365-lb.. a 11.75 13.10: light lights and slaughter pigs. 11.60 13.00; packing sows, 8.600 6.75: good and choice feeder plge, 6U.00iS 11.35. CATTLE 100 including 36 direct, calves IS; steers slow: common she- stuff moderately active, fully steady with Monday close; few common grass steers, $6.00 $ 7.60, odd head medium 9.00. strictly good grassers eligible 610.00; cutters down M.7A; few stockera, 66.00 a 7.00; common and medium heifers, 65-35$7.60; cut ters down 6430; low cutter and cut ter cows. 63.50(44.35; common and medium. 64.50g5-3S; good beef cows, choice vealers up 69.50; common and medium, 69.00 ft 6.00. SHEEP 360; market about steady; fe wgood 74 to 66-lb. truckedln lambs 8.00(8 8.36; common and medium. 67.00fs7.60; yearlings salsble $5.00 6.00; medium good ewes, 63.50ij3.60. South San Francisco SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. July 37. (AP-USDA)! HOGS 1050. direct 615. Early trade mostly 10 cents higher, part of run unsold; early top and bulk good and choice 185 to 300- lb. butchers. 613.10; around 145 to 165-lb. wights freely sorted out at 813.60. CATTLE 300, direct 30; holdovers 30. about 50 of run arrived late; slaughter steers very scarce, under tone around steady; medium and good fed steers quoted up to 610.00 or above: short load -largely medium 075-lb. Oregon grass cows and heif ers, 66-36, sort d3 head, fully steady; about three loads range cows arrived late: low cutters and cutters steady to 35 cents lower at 63.00(94.50; odd head fleshy dairy cows. 64.75. few very thin kinds. 83.35 3.50: medium bulls, 64.75 5.25 unchanged; package common light mixed steer end heifer stockers 84.75. Calves 60..dlrect 25. SHEEP 175, direct 30. holdovers 300: deck good and choice 76-lb. Cal ifornia shorn Iambs. 86.60; steady; about twodecks holdover lambs un sold. Chicago. CHICAGO, July 37. (AP-USDA) HOGS la.OOOf mostly steady to 10 lower; spots off more on heavy butch ers: packing sows steady: top 13.00; bulk good and choice 180-325 lb . 12.65-13.00: 150-170 lb., 12.60-65: 240 325 lb., 11.76-12.75: packing sows mostly 10.35-11.10; lightweights on butcher order, U.15-35. CATTLE 8.000. calves 1.500; very liberal supply strictly good choice and prime steers here; big killers bid ding 25 lower but early sales on ship per accounts 'steady at 16.60 up to 16.85; bulk strictly grain-fed steeis and long yearlings unsold but falri active on all other classes at fully steady to 25 higher; bulls firm and vealers 25 higher. SHEEP 6.000: spring lambs and yearlings active; bulk strong to 36 higher: top 35 up: native spring -rs to local packers 11.25; few upwards to 11.50; top 11.60 to small killers; two doubles good fed new crop Cali fornia (wooled) 10.75 straight; good to choice yearlings 9.35 and 0.50; sheep strong; slaughter ewes 4.00 5.35. Portland Produce PORTLAND, July 37. ( AP) But ter Prints, A grade, 36 Vic lb. In parchment wrappers, 36 'fee lb. in cartons; B grade, 34 140 In parchment wrappers: 35 'Ac In cartons, " BUTTERPAT Portland delivery. buying price A grade, 36a354c lb. country stations; A grade, 3333C lb.; B grade, lc lb. lees; C grade oc less. EGGS Buying price by whole salers: Extras, 22c doe.; standards, 10c dozen; firsts, 19c doeen: me dium, 19c dozen; medium firsts, 16c; undergrade, 14c don. , Cheese, country meat unchanged. LIVE POULTRY Selling price by wholesalers: colored hens, 4-6 lbs., 16e lb.: light hens, under 8'4 lbs., 13'4c lb.; over 3H lbs., He lb.; col ored springs, over 34 lbs., 18(3 19c lb.; a to 34 lbs., I8l9e lb.: leg horn broilers. 17c lb.: roosters. 7 a 8c lb : young white ducks, 18 19 14c. CANTALOUPES Turlock. jumbo, 48s, 63.60$3.65; standard 46s, 63.25 3.40; jumbo 86s, 2J0if3.66. Potatoes, onions, wool, hay, un changed. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, July 37 (AP) Oraln Wheat: Open High Low CIom July l.OSVi I.M 108 14 1.06V Sept. 1.0S 1.04 1.03 1.0 Caab wheat: Big Band Mueetem. h.w., 13 per cant, 1.06Vi: nark hard winter. 18 par cent. tl.lj'i: 13 per cent ai.oew,; 11 par cant, 31.064: eon whlta. The p.per best suited for snapshots When you leave your film, her for finishing art print yew picture, oo Velox paper exclusively. Look for the nan on the back of each print. It't yoor auunnce of better, mora uniform print quality. FREE DEVELOPING TWICE A DAY 8ERVICE Mall Vonr PUnu to Photograph Headquarter, SWEM'S waatern white. sl.Oa'i: hard winter, weetern red, 1.06i,. Oeta: No. 3 white! S0.OO. Barley: No. 3 45 lb. b it, 33 M. Corn: Argentine, $43. MUlrun. ,tandaid. 2S. Today, car receipt.: Wheat, 13: barley, 3; flour, 4; hay, I, Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. July 37. (AP) Appre- henelon over likelihood of big crop damage In the aouthern hemisphere, together with enlarged domestic milling demand, helped hotst Chi cago wheat price, late today 4i maximum. Wheat: Open High Low Cloae July 1.1H 1-33S l l'S 1.3314 Sept. 1.17 1.1, 1.10 v-i 1.184 Dec. 1.10 1.3014 1.181,4 1.30ft Wall St. Report WW YORK, July 37. (API Merchandising and specialty Uauea pushed to the fore In today'a stock market while many recent leaders either stood still or drifted lower. Retail store atocka apparently re sponded to signs that aalea at pres ent are running well ahead of last year and that the worst of local tax legislation affecting this group has been seen. Utilities tilted downward aa the president called a conference by congressmen to discuss a govern mental power and rate program. Trading waa extremely slow from the atart. There waa a little pickup activity In the final hour. Prices were well mixed at the close. Trans- fera were around 700,000 shares. Today'a closing price for 93 se- . 338 . 1071, . 10, lected stocka follow: Al. Chem. & Dye Am. Can Am. 4c Pgn. Pow, . A. T. 4 T 85 Anaconda ... Atch. T. A 8. F. Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel Cterplllar Tract ........ .. 87i 85 .. 3114 .. 94 .. 00 .. 113ii - ISV. - 1624 . 68 Vi - 88 .. 68 !4 .. 1151., .. IH .. 133 M .. 63 "4 .. 38 4 .. 07 "4 634 - 04 - 40 - 12H ,. 44S 71 H - 18W ... 101H ... 361,4 Chrysler a , Coml. Solv . Curtlsa-Wrlght DuPont , , , Oen. Elec. Of n. Foods Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest, I. T. 82 T. '.. Johns-Man ,. Monty Ward . North Amer. . w Penney (J. C.) - ... Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac .. Std. Brands . w St. Oil Cal. .., St. Oil N. J Trans. Amer ....... Union Carb. ..... ...... Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel . . 116 Snn Francisco Butter. SAN FRANCISCO, July 37. (AP USD A I Butter, score, 02-34; 81- 32'i; 90-32H; 88-20 SACRAMENTO, Calif., July 27 (AP) Churning cream butterfat: First grade 38; second 36 ',4 c RELIEF SECRETARY Mrs. Blanche Lyman has taken over duties as executive secretary and supervisor of the county relief office, replacing Otis D. Brown, re signed, It waa announced today by County Judge Earl B. Day, member of the county relief committee. Mrs. Lyman has been a case-work-er for the office for the past several years. Upon resignation of Miss Brown, the county committee recom mended Mrs. Lyman's promotion and the recommendation was approved by the state relief committee which made the appointment. Miss Brown has held the position for the past two years, but resigned to fto Into other fields, It Is under stood. Mrs. Lyman's efficiency as a ei worker has found much favor with the county committee members who express themselves aa glad of the opportunity to make advancement available to her. Tomorrow Only! Perils! Thrills! Romance! The watch dogs of the V. S, nail are 00 the trail of crime! hthllX. TRACY GLORIA STUART jJend toniteiIj y flNTHONy Adverse "Midnight Madonna" Coming 2 mum, A drama fought dally In the courts of large cities la the turning point of the fast-moving plot of "Midnight Madonna, the motion picture featur ing Warren WlUtarn, Mady Correli, Kitty Clancy and Robert Baldwin, playing tomorrow only at the Cra ter! an theater. On Roxy Bill Lee Tracy, playing the part of an U. 8. Postal Inspector, comes to the Roxy theatre for tomorrow only In the leading roie of "wanted: Jane Turner" with Gloria Stuart. attll holding their own tn a torn porary Incubator home today were the twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. B. A Reabltl, while medical science lent modern aid to tne difficult task of retaining life In their tiny bodies. Combined weight of the babies at premature birth Sunday at the Sac red Heart hospital was 4 pounds, 7 ounces. Their condition remains sat isfactory, the attending physician re ports. They are still eating at regu lar Intervals, he stated. Oxygen has been administered frequently since their birth. Although premeture birth and con sequent frailty render their chances slim, survival of the in rant (or this length of time is considered a hope ful slim, the physician said. HERE 15 r m;;Vif!i kit f.-$ i X- iaa&SHii tNTERTAINMENT Starting Thursday Night THREE NIGHTS 0NL7 On The Stage DELMAR IN PERSON Hypnotist and Escape Artist Extraordinary Bee the itrange sntlci of lo cal peraons on the stage , , . under Delmar A RIOT PLUS ON THE SCREEN The most sensational newspaper itory ever screened . . with the perfect cast I FRED MacMURRAY FRANCES FARMER CHARLIE RUGGLES Slfht Fhow, Onlyl . . . v;v?a Became a child, played by four-year-old Miss Clancy, Is made the heiress of a huge fortune by an ec centric grandparent, her father, a ne'er-do-well played by Baldwin, at tempts to wreM her from his es tranged wife, played by Miss Correli. Rialto'sStar Ricardo Cortes plays the part of an American who gets Involved In a London myetery In "Talk of the Devil," coming to the Rlalto theatre for tomorrow and Thursday as the companion feature with "Criminals of the Air," starring Rosalind Keith and Charles Qulgley. Bally Ellen plays opposite Rlcardo with Basil Sydney heading the sup porting cast, in the film Cortes Is endowed with the gift of mimicry thus giving the picture somewhat of a surprising background. WINDOW OLAtiS We sell window gtasa and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. ItlUlltKN .IfUiUt. Nd Not Stffer monthly psin sod dcUy dm to (oli. nnrvou m train, omnium nrimilr e,iii CbjhtnD,mo&dBtftnd filla r affective. rei ao anaativUaiaeatKaiii. Ko dhv ui aru3u lor over 40 vwi. Aim 'ecti I ipell . , or ruNt Adult. 40e Klddlra 10c stv rTra 'TMB BIAMOMO Jf (RAHO AT .V RESERVE OFFICER A Chang In war department ordara which will modify tha recant)? an nouncad policy or rell.vtng all reaervc officers who have had mora than two years CCO duty waa announced her today. Under the new policy, 60 percent of the officers will receive extended ae tlva duty and 50 percent will rotac their duty on an IS months' maxi mum basis. Although local CCC officials had no comment to make on tha policy. It la understood the war department change will permit the district com mander to retain many of his officers In key position. Others will be re placed from time to time by other reserve officer desiring from six months to 18 months active service. THE DALLES. July 37 I API Tha United sutea army engineers win call for blda soon to construct two trunk sewer mains replacing those aubmarged with tha comple tion of Bonneville dam. Too Late to Classify FOR SALS 1930 Chevrolet 2 -door srdan; good condition. Inquire 832 Weat 13th, alter 0 p. m. FOR SALE Bargain In dinette or breakfast extension table, driftwood finish; 0 chair, upholstered seat. 38 Ashland Ave., mornings. MIDDLE -AGRD LADY wants light housework or cooking. 018 8. Cen tral Ave. SAVE MONEY USED PIANO SALE Oood Used pianos at less than $100. thi week only; 3& up. Must be sold at once to make room for new atock arriving. Easy terms. Bald win piano enoppe. FOR SALE Modem 6 -room bunga low, 3 bedrooms, flreplaoe. hard wood floors. Small payment down, balance S month. By owner. 70S n. Hiversine. WANTED Competent girl for bouse work. Call at 335 N. Riverside. LOST Red barrow pig. 8 weeks old; ear mark. Call 127fl-J. SWEET CORN for canning, $1.00 sack. B. E. Ford, 3 miles west on Jack sonville Hwy. Phone 731-R. f-Oirt SALE O. E. electric range, large davenport set. kitchen utensil, sin gle bed. springs; sacrifice prices. Tel. 804-W. HELP WANTED Young or middle aged woman for general housework good wagea and pleasant working . conditions. Bee W. E. Thomaa, 48 8. Central. WANTED To rent small house on outskirts of town. Box 468, Mall TTinune. OOOD used washing machine. Priced at s.bo. nynn Electric service. FOR SALE 1038 Pont io a-door ae dan. like new, with radio and hot water heater. Priced to sell. 39 So. orape St. TILTON APRICOTS No acale; tree ripened. Dolph Phlpps, Crater Lake nignway. 1036 DODOE Pickup, by owner; 8 000 mues; like new; 533. box 484, Tribune. 1:45-7:00-9:18 yV"' aoaoav-iyj-Xg, sMTaowvraoM e 0 M , uramatio action, danger ous Intrlgua and flor- i lous romance! ... aV t2 f ' RKARD0 CORTEZ $AUY EllERS wtrk lASIl STtNIT r I Hurry I They End Tonltol "TRADER HORN" Plvu "Rerolt In Spain" Tomorrow A Thurl f"3 . V ROSALIND KEITH CHARHS QUIGLCV n n i i Si- V T J FOR SALE WestlnjrhouAB eleetrle range, combined with colled trash burner; reasonable; fine condition. 631 Pennsylvania. FOR BALE Barred Rock pulleta. al moin reaov to lay; irom neavv pro ducera, healthy stock; reaaonabla by the hundred, schaefer'a Poultry Ranch, Rt. 3, Box 106, Grants Pass. PATNTINa. kalaomlntng. paperhang- ing. C'nmnwi given. BeCKQam. phone 379-R-3. FOR SALS OR RENT to respenalMa pemon. cloae in a-room and aiaep Ing porch, newly decorated, unfur nished house. Inquire at 36 Qulaoe. FOR SALE 3 fine young purebred vrucniAey ouiia, i;naa. sneiton Eagle Point. LANQE'8 CHRTSLERIZEO USED CAM 30-Day Written Guarantee with Every Car. 1038 DeSoto Coupe. 1936 Plymouth DeLuie Coupe. , IdnK rhrv.U. ft KpafHiM 3193o Plymouth DeLuie Bedana. iwaa riymoutn Debuxe Sedan.' ' 1935 Old, 3-door Touring Bedaa. 1933 Dodge Sedan; aldemounta. 1933 Plvmnnth Airwr uul.n 1935 Ford V-8 3-rtoor Sedan. ' iiwi c-navroiet a-door sedan. 1931 Ford Phaeton: leather uphol stery. Also a number of earlier mode la from (50 to 3135. IANOE MOTOR CAR CO. Uad Oar Lot 35 8. Riverside. TILTON APRICOTS. 3c lb. McCartyX urcn.ra nome unve. CLOTHES WASHED, starched, dried, a ids. ai.oo. caned for and de livered. Phone 1138-Y. WANTED Local retoucher. Do sot apply unleas fully experienced. Box 83. Tribune. '35 DODOE Sedan, beautiful golden beige finish like new; radio equip ped; Blue Seal guarantee. Priced for quick sale; low easy terma. Used Car Dept., gth and Bartlett. Open evenings. - PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributor. WANTED Convalescent care for a red ,t j uuuro. oui oo, inoune. PIANO BOXES for sale cheap. Wed nesday. ju,t the thing for chicken housea or playhouses for children. Baldwin Piano Shoppe. FOR SALE by owner at bargal'en account of sickness, Ideal borne, service station, campground, wood and mining ground. Box (, Star Rt., Jacksonville, Ore. FOR SALE 1936 Chrysler 8 Alratream sedan; small mileage. Car like new. Perfeot condition, color polo green. Lange Motor Car Co., 38 N. River, aide. Auto painting properly dona er no charge. Mitchell Auto Beauty Shop. FOR 8AEB New potatoes. 60s dot lug box. Bring boxes. 403 Benson. I Hho 1:49-7:00-9:13 e 30c-40c-10e LAST TIMES TONIOHTI 1 A Baby's Whole Future Depended on His Word Framedt Black mailed! Threat ened!. Tet k to truth! . madonna rlth WARREN WILLIAM MADY CORRELL Kitty Clancy Crli Cllle AJT. IRENE Franklin THURS! Knti to Yon! ar" awore I the ' 1 f a ; -y . Iv' J' v C Tomorrow J V ONLY 1. T r rr