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genius and so he found a female
designer of female clothes. Probably
should say gowns to be ritzy. This
female is played by Kay Francis in
very unconvincing way. In all
fairness, it is probably the storys
fault because it just doesn't ring
true and the dialogue is very tire
some and ancient at times.
The rich man not only has a very
rich and prominent society woman
for a wife, but unfortunately" has
daughter who believes that such
golngS on between a married man
and an unmarried woman, although
she is supposed to be inSpirational
in spirit, is just plain indecency.
And would you believe it, the fe-
male designer has a kid brother
who thinks that such goings on are
something more than terrible.
Well we just can't tell what our
youngsters will do and think in the
movie stories nowadays. Oh me, Oh
my.
OF course you can guess the end
ing. The man who owned the big
building does get his female de-
Signer and his daughter marries the
prudish son of the female designer.
The best acting is contributed by
Roland Young as the architect. Al
Ian Dinehart is the owner of the big
building. At times he reminds me
of an elephant making love.
But be your own judge of Street
of Women" It's box Office because
of Kay Francis appeal ands repu-
tation. Nothing else.
NOW q + tha AY0O11O
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living up to his title just off Broad
way. Here is overdone comedy. and
Brown doesn't soft pedal these
scenes. He just runs wild. OF
course. seriously thinking, I admit
that is the only thing he could do,
because these scenes are so farcical
and overdrawn.
Browns comedy assets are his
big mouth and his equally loud yell.
In this movie he is tenderfoot who
comes to New York and becomes a
sucker. Meaning that he buys 40
per cent of a terrible dramatic
show.
But-the tenderfoot meets wise
and a straight girl depending for
whom she works. and he beats the
theatrical robbers at their own
game.
The ending? RatherNsilly and far
fetched, even for farce or burlesque.
To me this is Just another pic
ture. It didn't set me on fire. But
be your own judge, as usual. You
know I am not wild over this Brown
person. So. take what I say with a
grain of salt. Ginger Rogers and
Lew Cody (not so good are in the
cast.
Now at the Indiana.
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thought CHS wife thought that the
boys temperature and blood pres
sure shouldr be kept down. And so,
Jackie not only limps physically but
mentally and spiritually. He be-
comes yellow. And it remains Tor
Sale to take out the yellow and turn
him into a fighter chat is boys
right) who will defend himself from
a bully and not run.
I will not go into detail concern
ing the story of the remaking OF
"Limpy." Only to say that Sale is
again a very old man and he drives
the only horse pulled street car IN
a small town.
Watch the sustained natural
sweetness and understanding OF
Sale for the boy who could not play
baseball and fight wars on the va
cant lot. To me this is the most
complete and the most fascinating
performance that Sale has given
the talking screen.
I ask YOU to watch the genius
of acting of Jackie when he is cry
ing and begging to go fishing with
his dad. Here is great acting ana
it takes a genius to accomplish what
Jackie does in this scene. Watch
his hands and his face. Perfect.
Here is simple story of the love
of an old man, who declared he
fought with Buffalo Bill, to make
man" out of crippled boy.
1 know you will love it. AS you
can guess-"When a Feller Needs a
Friend" is my favorite movie OF
the week.
Now at the Palace.
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B'NAI BIRTH TO
NAME OFFICERS
Charles KarabeII Nominated
for President.

Officers for the 1928 term have
been nominated by the Indianapolis
B'nai Birth and will be elected on
Monday, June 80, at a meeting on
the lawn of the home of Leo Ka-
minsky, ALL North Illinois street. In
event of rain, the meeting will be
held at Kirshbaum Center.
Charles j. Karabel, attorney, has
been nominated for president of the
order, succeeding H. Joseph Lyman,
managing director of the Jewish
Federation. Richard K. Munter has
been nominated for first vice-presi-
dent, and Norman E. ISaacs for Sec
ond president.
Rufus Isaacs has been nominated
for treasurer and George A.. Solo
mons for financial secretary. Leo
Lefkovitz has been nominated for
recording secretary. All three have
held their posts several years. Hy-
man has been nominated for moni-
tor.
Trustees nominated are Jacob
Weiss, Hnry Blatt, Nathan Joplin
and Philip Kraft.
Six Indianapolis members at
tended the meeting of Bnai Births
district grand lodge No. 2 at Day.
ton, O., last week. They were
Lyman, Kaminsky, Saul Munter,
Isidora Feibleman, Sidney Sternber-
ger and Eph Levin.
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0. E. S. RITUAL
USED SO YEARS
AGO PRESENTED
Marion County Past Ma
irons in Cast Appearing
at Rochester.

Ritual of the Order of Eastern
Star as it was sixty years ago was
presented before members of the
Rochester o. E. S. chapter Satur-
day night by a cast of members of
the Marion County Past Matrons
and Patrons Association.
The Marion county group WENT in
a bus, which was met by an escort
in Rochester and taken to the
Methodist church, where dinner was
served.
Members of majority of the o. E.
S. chapters in the northern part
of the state attended the meeting.
at which the former ritual was ex-
emplified. The meeting opened at g.
Guests at Lake
Members of the association were
guests of the Rochester chapter at
Lake Manitou Saturday and at din
ner Sunday in the Colonial hotel in
Rochester.
Officers of the Marion County
Association are Mrs. Salome Blink
ley, president; Mrs. Mile Gilmore,
first president; Mrs. Lulu Toon,
second vice-president, and Mrs.
Katherine Richardson, secretary.
The officers, together with Mrs.
Lola Keenan, and Mrs. Ethel En-
mons, made up the committee which
made arrangements for the trip.
Program Slated Friday
Besides the committee, those who
were in the cast at Rochester were:
Mrs. Jessie Bierce, Mrs Jessie Potts,
Mrs. Louise Sharp, Mrs. Laura Rathbun
Mrs. Blanche Regett, Mrs. Laura Smith,
er, Mrs May Reeves, Mrs Sarah Baker
and Andrew Landers. Twelve other mem
bers of the association also made the trip
A program which will have sur
prise features has been announced
for Friday night by Mrs. Cora K.
Weiland, worthy matron of Naomi
chapter, o. E. S. The meeting will
be held in the Masonic temple,
North and Illinois streets.
One of the announced features of
the program will be dedication
ceremony for a baby of one of the
members of the chapter
The meeting will be the last of
the summer. Meetings will be re-
sumed the first Friday in Sep
TENDER.
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PRATHER LODGE
PICNIC WILL BE
HELD june Is
Northern Woods Beach to
Be Scene of Annual
Fr0IiC.

Annual picnic OF the four or
CARNATIONS which meet in Prather
Masonic temple. Forty-second street
and College avenue, will be held
Saturday, June 25, at Northern
Woods Beach.
The groups which participate in
the event are Calvin w. Prather
lodge, No TIT, F. & A. M; CAL
win w. Prather chapter, No. 157,
r. A. M: Calvin w. Prather coun-
Gil, No. 100, R. g. S. M, and Nettie
Ransford chapter, No. 464, o. E. S.
The picnic will be open to mem
bers of the four organizations, their
families and friends.
Features of the event will be
contests for the children and a
ball game between all officers and
the members of Calvin w. Prather
Craft Club.
Discontinue Degree Work
Following the comforting Of the
entered apprentice degree last
Friday night, Prather lodge will
confer the fellow craft degree
June "a.
In accordance with custom,
Prather lodge will discontinue
degree work during July and
August. Stated meetings will be
held the first Friday Of each
month, it was announced by George
H. Drechsel Jr., worshipful master.
Degree work will be resumed in
September.
Prather chapter, r. A. M, will
confer the mark and past master
degrees at a meeting to be held
Monday night, June 20. In charge
will be Russell R. Hinesley, high
priest.
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PLAN K. P. SERVICES
Joint Memorial Rites Will
Be Held Sunday.

Annual joint memorial services Of
the nine Knights of Pythias lodges
and the four Pythian Sister temples
of Marion county will be held at
2:30 Sunday in Castle Hall. 23O East
Ohio street.
Each of the organizations will be
represented in the staff which will
present the memorial ritual of the
order.
All departments and auxiliaries Of
the K. of P. will take part in the
event.
Principal address will be made by
the Rev. o. A. Trinkle, pastor Of
the Englewood Christian church.
Music for the occasion will be pro-
vided by Leslie Troutmans orches-
ira and by Fred Martin of Capitol
City lodge on the organ.
In charge of the service is DR..
G. V. Dunbar, past grand chancel-
Tor, general chairman. The meet
ing will be open to members, their
families, and friends.
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TEAMS TO COMPETE
Odd Fellow and Rebekah
Drills Scheduled.

Competition among outstanding
Odd Fellow and Rebekah drill teams
will be one of the features of the
circus and rodeo to be held under
auspices of the Marion County Odd
Fellows band June &c to July 2 in
Pennsy park, 2100 Southeastern
avenue.
Harris lodge, I. o. o. F., and
Myrtle Rebekah lodge of Indianapo-
lis, and the Madison Odd Fellows
lodge have accepted the invitation of
the committee to compete in the
event.
Proceeds from the circus will 90
to charity work within the order.
Free admissions will be given to all
newspaper carriers, all children in
orphanages in Marion county. in
Guiding the county infirmary. and
all persons in the Odd Fellows home
at Greensburg.
Fred S. Galloway is general chair
man in charge of this event.
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ELKS TO CONVENE
IN STATE FARLEY
31st Annual Meeting Will
Open Wednesday at
Huntington.

Thirty-f1rst annual convention of
the Indiana Elks' Association will be
held Wednesday and Thursday in
Huntington.
Guest of honor at the two-day
conclave will be John r. Coen of
Sterling, Col, grand exalted ruler of
the order.
Members of Indianapolis lodge No.
IS, B. P. o. E., who will attend the
meeting are Thomas L. Hughes, j.
L. Clarke, j. c. Gribben, w. A. Tay-
lor, and j. E. Barron.
The convention will be presided
over by Frank E. Coughlin of
South Bend, president of the asSo-
citation.
Business sessions will open each
of the days at $50. A ritualiStic
contest will be the feature of
Wednesday afternoon. 1t will be
followed at by banquet in honor
of Coen. All distinguished guests
will be honored at a grand ball
Wednesday night.
A parade of all visiting members,
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C.. RAYMOND KEOGH
NEW GRAND KNIGHT,
Succeeds George Hoffman
in Chief Office in
K. of c. Lodqe.

c. Raymond Keogh was named
grand knight of Indianapolis council
No. 437. knights of Columbus, in the
election held last week. He sue
ceeded George j. Hoffman.
Others named to Offices we're:
John j. Minta. deputy grand knight;
John G. Mccain. chancellor. William j.
Barrett. recorder: James J. Collins. ad-
yocate: J. LEROY Kavanaugh. treasurer;
Hickey. inside guard: Walter Buchanan and
Edward Holloran. outside guards. and
George J. Hoffman. trustee for three
year term.
Election of officers in the Indian
apolis Assembly of the Fourth De-
gree will be held tonight following
a dinner. The meeting was called
by William Schnorr, faithful navi-
gator.
Major degree exemplification will
be held by indianapolis council Sun
day afternoon, June 20, it was an
nounced last week by Daniel Doyle.
past grand knight and chairman Of
the initiation committee.
Exemplifications of the degrees
will be by the degree staff of the
Richmond council.
Work in the upper degrees will
follow the presentation of the first
degrees Monday night, June 20.
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PATRIARCHS TO
HOLD CONCLAVE
AT LOGANSPORT
Fortieth Annual Council
Farley of Odd Fellows
to Open Sunday.

Fortieth annual council ses-
sion of Patriachs Militant. 1. o.
o. F., department OF Indiana, will
open Sunday in Logansport The
meeting will close Tuesday, June 81.
Presiding over the conclave will
be Elmo Gustin Of Elwood, de-
partment brigadier- general
Meeting at the same time will be
the State Association Of Ladies
Auxiliary of the order.
The annual memorial services will
open the convention at Sunday.
1T will be followed att $50 by a
banquet in the I. o. o. F. hall. Will
liam Fielder, mayor of Logansport,
will welcome the Patriarchs to the
CITY
Past Master TO Speas
Mondays program wm o. 9qeped
by an address of welcome al Ses&S i
OF the Odd Fellows of Logansport
which will be given by w. w. zim-
merman of Rochester, past grand
master. Zimmerman is member OF
bhe Logansport canton.
Members of both the mems and
Eihe women's organizations will at
bend the speech.
Business sessions Of the depart
fnent council and the ladies
auxiliary will open at $50.
Ritual Is Scheduled
Ritualistic work will feature the
Afternoon meeting of the depart
knent council. Canton Excelsior No.
18 of Lafayette will exemplify the
patriarchs militant degree. Union
memorial services will be held under
the leadership Of Canton Gary No.
B of Gary.
Colonel Frank j. Berndt of Lo-
Transport will be marshal OF the
grand parade at T.
The decoration of chivalry con-
Ferred on a class of members of the
Rebekah assembly at BIS, will be
Followed by an individual spelldown
drill at $50, and military ball
et 10,
Election TO Be Held
Adjourned business sessions of the
department council and the ladies
Auxiliaries will be resumed at 9
Tuesday. Major l.. D. Tyson, bril-
gade inspector will give an exem-
OBLIGATION of the secret work be-
kore the bodies at 1890.
Election of officers in the ladies'
huxiliaries will be held during the
morning session.
The officers will be installed.
The ceremony admitting members
into the ladies auxiliaries will be
SXemplified at by the auxiliary to
Canton Elkhart No. of Elkhart.
Closing the three day meeting will
Pc the installation of department as
Sociation officers by Brigadier- Gen
kral Elmo Gustin and his staff.
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The eastern state OF Vermont win he
bonored during the parade OF states nro-
gram Monday. 1850 D. m. over WEIR and
In NBC network.
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--10 r. M
KDKA $780, Orchestra.
KYW (1020) Terrace Garden
orchestra.
CBs-Isham Jones orches-
ira.
wDAF tslo-Dancs pro-
gram.
WGN (72O)-Herbie Kav's
orchestra.
WGY .(7eO)-organist.
wJR (75O,-Radio Report
WJR 75O)-Radio Reporter.
WSM (650)-WSM dance
orchestra.
WTMJ (620)-Dancs pro-
gram q hours.
-10:O5 P. M
NBC-Buddy Rogers and or
chestra to WEAF.
-10:I5 p. M
WJR (750)-Hawaiians.
NBC-Moere's orchestra TO
WIZ.
-10:30 P. M
KYw 1920 -Agnew's or
chestra.
CBS-Joe Reichman's or
chestra.
WGN t720l-Roberts. Levant
and Rays orchestras.
NE &c. Eskimos to
WGY (790)-New Kenmore
orchestra.
WSM (65O)-Tuneful Tales.
-10:45 P. M
WJR (750)-Robert's orches-
ira.
wsM ts5ol-Reser's Eskimos
Ill p. M
KYw IO20)-Panico's or
chestra.
wBBM C77o)-Around the
Town.
wENR (s7ol-Dance orches-
ira.
--11:3e p. M
WCCO t810l-Organist.
WOW i5eel Peacock or
chestra
Ia P. NJ
lwDAF t61ol - Ntghthawk
I FEolie.
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bands and drum and bugle corps
will be held Thursday afternoon.
Prizes will be awarded for the best
band, best drum and bugle corps,
largest marching delegation, and
most unique uniformed delegation
of ten or more members.
Closing the conclave will be an
outdoor nicnic.
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A gala broadcast. in which rnanv eele-
brities OF the air viii take part. will be
Ftar l over wFBM and the Columbia
net * Monday. from 7.S0 TO & D. n,
on tne occasion OF the 1870 broadcast OF
Pan Evening IN Paris"
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than ever. He has
to yell because he
wears a. ten-gallon
hat and halls from
T xas. He not
only halls from
Texas but he
screams. The first
half of THE Ten
derfoot" is fairly
good fun, but the
director goes be-
vond all reason in
the second half
when he turns Joe
into a shoot 'em
-. - F
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SACHEM HEADS SESSION
Dunkirk Officer to Be in Charge of
Red Mems Meeting.

Ed Lawson of Dunkirk, deputy
great sachem, will be in charge of a
meeting of Improved Order of Red
Men lodges Wednesday night in the
wigwam of Wachtella council No. 81
pf Muncie.
Ritualistic work will be presented
by the degree team of Tioga council
of Dunkirk. Entertainment and re-
treatments will follow the business
and degree work.
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bination on your
must" shopping
list for the entire
family. 1t seems to
me that this pic
ture belongs to the
very few that will
appeal to men,
women and chill
dren of all ages the
same. There will
be those who will
not like to see
Jackie Cooper as a
crippled boy who
could not play
baseball in the va
cant lot, go fishing
haootYca his dad
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Arrange Memorial Services

Memorial services will be held at
the meeting of Arrius court No. 5,
Ben-Hur, at Wednesday night in
the hall, 322 East New York street.
Louie H. Mills, chief, will preside.
The meeting will b. open to mem
bers and their friends.
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KAY is NOT so
FORTUNATE THIS TIME

Kay Francis is not yet a compe-
tent or great dramatic character
actress. She belongs to the WISE
cracking roles of ultra modern
DANES.
She has so identified herself with
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such roles that it will take an earth

quake to get her
away from them.
That was my YER
dict after seeing
Miss Francis in
Street of Wom-
en-" Here is a de-
cidedly weak story
of a woman who
falls in love with
a very rich man
who is building
Chat is, he owns
the tallest build
ing in the world.
His wife failed to
give him the
Iu0rkitan nnrr,n of
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HIGH SPoTs OF MONDAY
NIGHTS PROGRAM

6.30-NBC fWJzl Death Valley
Days-"The End OF the
World"
NBC (wEAF) Richard Crooks.
s:4S-Columbia--Colcnel Stoopnsgle
and Budd.
7:30-NBC (wEAFl Parade Of the
states Vermont
MIC (wJZ-George Olsen's or
ehestra Jack Benny.
olumbis-Evening in Paris.
s:o0-Columbia-B Sisters with
Shilkrets orchestra.
MIC lwEAFl National Radio
forum.
s:lS-Columbis-H Hollywood Whispers.
s4S-NBc twEAFl- Cab Galloway
orchestra.
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PICK LODGE CHIEFS
James M'NeIIie Elected
Golden Rule Head.

James McNellie was elected presi-
dent of Golden Rule lodge, No. 8.
United Order of American Workers,
last week.
Other officers named in the cleo
tons were:
Ralph Hinesley. vice president; William
Goode,. instructor Mrs: Lucy souers,
chaplain; Mrs. Matte James, secretary
Benjamin Amick, treasurer; Eldon O'Con-
ner, guide; Francis LOOMS, escort; Mrs.
Ida jenkins Lady Columbia; Mrs. Nellis
Goode, Lady Benevolent; Mrs. Hattie Bur-
rell. Lady Justice; Mrs. Ethel O'Conner,
Lady Liberty; Mrs. Ella Hinesley, inner
door keeper, and H. G. johnson, outer
guard.
Members of the board of man
ayers are McNellie, Amick, Hinesley
and Mrs. James.
Hyatt G.. Johnson, deputy supreme
president, and William Goode, local
deputy, will head drive for new
members, which opens today and
continues until Sept. l.
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Temple Rebekah lodge, No. sol,
will meet at 7:45 Tuesday night in
the lodge hall. Following the bust
ness meeting a card party will be
held, sponsored by the degree staff.
Mrs. Mable Fisher is chairman of
bhe entertainment committee.
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LOOKING OVER
BROWNS LATEST MOVIE

The truth is that THE Tender
FOOT for Joe E. Brown is not an
other Fireman, Save My Child"
For comedy purposes this time,
Brown is OVERRIDING his big mouth
mounting" and is yelling more
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Arrange Lodge Card Party

indianapolis council, No. ?, Junior
Order United American Mechanics,
and indianapolis council No. 81,
Daughters of America, will hold a
card party Wednesday in the hall,
$50 East Ohio street.
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Grotto 70 Observe rounding

Twelfth birthday of Sahara Grot-
to, NJ. o V. P. E. r., will be held
at $50 tonight in the Indiana ball
room. Furnishing music for the
function will be a ten-piece orches-
ira made UP Of Grotte members.
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IeSOluClOIlS.
Hubby works in
an office and gets
forty a week. When
WHEY gets the same
amount, hubby gets
a cut to thirty.
And then his pride
goes WOW WOW.
In comes the
whisky bottle for
hubby when WHEY
fails one night to
show up for din
ner, which was
cooked by hubby in
his best manner.
Hubby goes on a
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HERE ARE ANCIENT
MARRIAGE SPATS

WHEY wants to work in an of
flee in large city. Hubby doesn't
want her to. He wants hot meals
and many children. WHEY says
both are out and lives up to both
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a member of the Logansport lodge,
and a past grand master of In
diana, will welcome the visiting
members of the order in behalf of
the Odd Fellows of Logansport at
the opening business session Mon
day, June 20.
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Agree to Fund War Debts

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Rep-
resentatives of France, Belgium.
Rumania and Latvia have signed
agreement at the treasury to fund
war debts suspended by the Hoover
moratorium over a period of ten
years with interest at 4 per cent.
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Fishing the
Air

irving Kaufman's impersonation OF Bins
Crosby and the orchestral novelty Betty
Boop." will be ihghlights OF the Bath
tluh program Monday at p. m. over
WFBM and the Columbia network.
Deep-voiced singin' Sam will oner
"Gypsy wildhOwer"' as feature OF his
rrogram over wFBM and the Columbia
network from 6;1S to $3.50 .. m. Mon
day.
Richard Crooks. tenor, as guest artist
mn the program. will sing Failing in Love
with Some One" Kathleen Mauvoureen.
"oniy Rose" Drink TO Me Only With
Monday. $50 p. m, over WrAM and an
NBC network.
A story OF the CONSERVATION caused
when there was a total eclipse of the sun
in 1875 will be dramatized during me
Death Valley DAYS program MONDAY. AZ
S.so y. m, over WLW and an NBC net
work
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THERE ARE TONS OF
SWEETNESS IN SALE
When You Go Movie Shopping Kindly Remember That
when FeIIer Needs Friend Is for Whole Family
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

ATER had the feeling after seeing Charles Chc Sale and jackie
IN when Teller Friend that Sale has ton
o human sweetness in him.
positive feeling this youngster Jackie Cooper is
child registering all
hauee on