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Hendersonuiue, Route 2

HENDERSONVILLE, Route 2,
May 1S.-M. S. Shipman who is
seriously i'll has been moved from
his home to the Mountain sani-
tarium. His condition remains
about the same.
Mrs. June Ward and grandson.
Donell Hoots, spent Friday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Corn.
Mrs. Corn has been i'll.
Miss Margaret johnson Of
Asheville, spent Sunday with Miss
Mary Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belvin Shipman
and children, Emily, Bobby and
Johnnie, also Mr.. and Mrs. Odell
Shipman and son. Junior, Of Sa-
vannah, Ca, spent the weekend
here. They came especially to
see. their father, M. S. Shipman.
Mrs. Lewis Hoots and Mrs.
Stella Williams visited Mrs. Clyde
Pace recently.
Herds Brown Of Edneyville,
spent Saturday night with Gar
land Brown.
Miss Eloise Shipman has gone
to Savannah. Ca, for a visit with
her brothers.
Mrs. w. j. Dill of Barker
Heights, recently spent the week
end with her daughter, Mrs. w.
w. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown
and children were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. John
LYDIA of Edneyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hoots visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown
Sunday night.
j. d. King Of Hendersonville,
is staying with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ID. Henderson
for awhile.
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WANTS ToMBSTONES

WINCHESTER, May 18 (UP3.
George w. Conner is suing a
tombstone company for S55,
charging it removed from a cemc-
terry. three gi'avestones belonging
to him. The company claims Con-
ner failed to pay for them.
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FiREMEN TO USE Dykes

CHICAGO, May 1S.-(UP).-
West side firemen added bicycles
to their equipment last night, af-
ter a series of false alarms. They
traced the calls to two boys. Pur-
suit of the boys failed when the
youths rode their bicycles be-
tween houses where the fire
trucks couldn't follow.
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THEN HE BEAT HER

DULUTH, Mimi, May 18 (UP)
Steve Hadjdukovich was charged
with beating his wife. Before pro-
nouncing sentence the court ask
ed Steve for an explanation. The
accused man said his wife criti-
cized his housekeeping when she
returned from three weeks trip.
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EARLY WORM FATAL

NORFOLK, Nebr., May 49,
(UP).-Getting the early worm
proved fatal for two fledgling
robins and also the worm. Mis-
taking a small garter snake for
a worm the robins took an end.
The meal was too much. Both
strangled.
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By Williams
By C0Wan

(UP). = Americans spend more
time choosing their cigarets than
they spend in picking pollLIcal
candidates, Norman Thomas,
former Socialist presidential can
didate, yesterday told Albion col
lepe students.
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freshly decorated
furnished apartments IN Bell
vue and American Bank Build
ing. Also clean houses. EdW,
r Sutherland Co. Phone 15O
Jackson Building.
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Advertise it or you may
have to keep il
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WOODEN Beads and Cellplold
bags. See the pretty new Dags
in white and colors at Jennie :
Bowen's Shop.
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TALKS ON POLITICS
ALBION, Mich, May IS. :
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RADIO BARGAINS-Philco, At
water Kent and Crosley sets,
priced at $40 and up Terms
$3.50 weekly. BrGnson furh,
ture Company.
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OUR MOTTO: Good food, eour-
teous service, appreciation
Shorty's Pig N Whistle, ooutn
Main street. It's a pleasure "
serve you.
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Snecial Notices

ENKA thread for crocheting. All
shades. See or phone Mrs. Dora
4 Sossamon-431-J.
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l2-Miscellaneous

SSALE- Large refrigerator.
|p;eeV condition. Mrs. Lila
~p!ey Barnwen.
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WE WILL BUY POULTRY Tues.
day morning, May 22nd. Heavy
hens 10c, light hens &c, myers
22c Farmers Federation.
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REPAIRING AND PAINTING

KEPAIKING AND All 40
should be done now, All pre-.
dictions point to a big tourist
serve YOU with building ma
terials of all kinds. Rlgby-
Morrow Company. Lumber
Building Material, MlllWorks:
Phone 81. Fourth avenue east.
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w INK SSENT-Garage apart
naai Fleming street, OPP
p pUSlte Fassifern School ;
1861. " ~ !
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Houses and Real Estate
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YOUR CREDIT is GOOD at
Brunson's, "where quahty ana
moderate prices meet.>
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Livestock and Poultry

\ SALE Pigs, shoats and
r.. J. NJ. Clark, Penrose,
II
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FOR SALE

Autos and Accessories
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srRE FARM, 4-room home
r. harm and other out build
H. eight acres in timber,
tarce in cultivation. Gravity
T. Located on good stone
HI. G. l.. Anders, room 4,
-sTcan Bank bldg.
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"Somc other - why, what do
YOU mean? Let nc sec itn For
the moment Donna did not asso-
ciate Madeline's wedding with
what the woman was saying. 1t
seemed to her that Mrs. Planter
was ATTEMPTING a grim, maliciou.
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Painting and Paperhanging

PAPERING. 12lac up: cleaning. painting;
guaranteed work. DR-2225. MR.. WILLIS.
PAPERING. painting. gen repair work:
guaranteed. reaS RI-7725
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-25

Yankee Stadium before 10000 fans,
second largest crowd Of the new
season. II was great day for the
Italians. with Mayor La Guaroia
establishing a precedent by pitching
the first ball from the mound, in
stead of a grandstand box. and Frank
Crosetti providing the winning run
with a homer in the sixth. This
blow enabled Red Ruling to tri-
umph over Johnny Marcum in a
four-hit pitching duel.
Cleveland. which had been tied
for third place with the Red Sox,
Athletics and Browns, took sole
command of that berth by smother
ing the Browns, Is to 2. Hal Trosky
led the nineteen-hit assault on Had
ley. Coffman, Knott and Andrews
with two homers and two singles,
while Oral Hildebrand limited the
Browns to four safeties.
The Red Sox took fourth place by
shutting out the Senators, 5 to 0,
after President Roosevelt tossed out
the first ball at Washington. Johnny
WEIGH held the Senators to five hits.
Bill Werber of the Sox made four
hits in four attempts, and his mate,
Carl Reynolds, made four in five.
Charlie Grimm's Cubs retained
the lead in the National League with
their sixth straight victory, 3-to-2
win over Cincinnati. Three doubles
and two singles in the first of Dazzy
Vance, gave them their three runs.
Two home runs by Hal Schumacher
and two more by Mel OFT helped the
second place Giants to an Ill
triumph over the Phillies.
Pittsburgh rose into third-place
tie with Brooklyn when Freddie
Lindstrom's homer in the ninth,
with Finney and Roettger aboard,
resulted in a 5-4 win over the Cardi-
mails. Joe Nedwick made st. Louis
four Dagger in the second. The
Braves combined a walk, triple and
three singles in the fourth for three
runs that gave them a 5-to-3 edge
over Brooklyn. Wally Berger made
a Boston homer in the third.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-25
Johnny Carlin to
Appear on Friday
Nights Hall Card
Finnegan- RuppenthaI Bout
to Headline Bill in
Local Arena.

Absent from the local wrestling
arenas for several months on an
eastern tour, Johnny Pop Eye
Carlin, the Swedish wild man mid
dlewelght, will be back on a mat
card here Friday night, showing in
the semi-fnal at Tomlinson hall
against Harry Burris of Anderson.
The main event on Promoter
Jimmy McLemore's weekly show will
pit Lord Pat Finnegan, British
welterweight, against one of his
most prominent rivals for title
claims, Duke Ruppenthal of Mil
waukee.
In the east in recent shows Car
lin has met some of the outstand-
ing lighter division grapplers in the
country, among them Midget Fisher
claimant of the middleweight and
light heavy belts, Jack Blumfield,
Jewish middleweight champ, Pinky
Gardner, former light heavy titlist,
Joe Banaski, frankie Light and
others. A prelim will be signed to
complete the card.
The main go Friday night matches
a pair of grapplers who in previous
bouts each here have demonstrated
their superiority as straight wres-
tiers, and who, at the same time,
showed they can take care of them
selves against rough opponents.
The monocled Irishman, Finne-
gan, is one of the most colorful
show men in the mat ring. Both he
and Ruppenthal have defeated Ray
Meyers and Jack Donar here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-25

TWO young indianapolis golf
l. pros will vie for honors on
the banks of Lake Wawasee this
summer. Last week the announce
ment was made that Bruce Will
cox, former Avalon Country Club
assistant, would be at South Shore
Country Club this season.
Today, w. w. Irwin, owner. and
Frank Remy, manager of the Sphinx
hotel course at the lake, announced
the appointment of Noel Epper-
son, for seven years assistant to
Fred Schopp at Woodstock Club,
as pro for the 1884 season. Ep-
person began his golf career as a
caddie, moved to Avalon for one
year as assistant in 1926 and since
has been with Schopp which well
qualities him in experience for the
new position.
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Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

NOTICE TO BIDDERS:
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
for the purchase of the following materials
will be received by the Chairman of the
his office on the third floor. Statehouse
Annex, 1902 North Senate avenue, Indian
day Of MAY 1884, at which time e. they ley will
be publicly opened and read:
Invitation No. 5277: 10 900 to 10000
GALLONS Asphalt Filler OAF-1 F. o. B.,
invitation No. s278: 300 Wood Sign Posts
F. rS o. B. Seymour M ,o1 Indi an ooo Guide
Invitation No $780, $500 to $500 Grade
A or B Crushed Aggregate or Gravel dePd
on road 157 between Worthington and
Invitation ra; No. s2s1 1900 to $500 Tons
Grade A or B Crushed Aggregate No. 4
deld on Road 54 near Junction of Roads
Invitation No. 1882: 1900 to 1000 Tons
No. 4 & Crushed Aggregate deld on
Road $50 BE- in the vicinity of Paol
Bids shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms. Proposal forms and
specifications will be furnished free upon
The right is reserved by the Chairman
to reject any or all bids, or to award on
ment is most advantageous to the State
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
JAMES D. ADAMS. Chairman.
LEGAL. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service CommGission Docket
In the matter of petition, Of State High
road for relocation of a grade crossing of
state road No. IS over the tracks of the
Illinois Central Railroad between Morgan
town and Bean Blossom in Brown County.
Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
Rooms of Commission at 4O1 State House
indianapolis, Indiana, at 200 O'Clock P. M.
on Monday, May IA, 1884.
Public participation in this hearing is
requested by the Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
BY r. G. GILBERT,
Examiner.
SHERMAN NINTON.
Public Counselor.
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ST CLAIR, E. 1120-9-room modern AL.
garage. water paid S18 Near Kroger.
SINGLETON. 2I01-Garfed PIX. rooms.
bath. garage. SIS water paid. DR-3509-M.
SOUTHEASTERN AVE, 18I4-6-room mod
ern. garage. water paid s25. Formerly
S45. LI-8114
TEMPLE N 12o1-2-way. bedroom. in
door bed. soft water S35 water paid.
CH-0215
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FASHION DRY Wearing APP
parel. furs. draperies, rugs, blankets,
upholstered furniture. 1901 Central
EE-1212
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Il Is an outfit that eXplodes
speed, hustle and fight. Their four
victories resulted from bursts in
which four or more runs we're
clicked of in an inning.
Yesterday. for example. they cluS-
tered SIX hits for six runs in the
sixth 10 down the White Sox. z to
3. in their first home showing be-
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fore 2400O jubilant fans. They
blasted Joe Heying from the mound.
He and his successor, Gallivan, al
lowed the Tigers eleven hits, while
Firpo Marberry yielded nine, but
kept them scattered
The Yankees retained second
place by banking the Athletics l
to 0 in their opening home game at
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TITLE GO ON LONG ISLAND

BU UNtted PfeSS
NEW YORK, April 25.-Madison
Square Gardens Long Island bowl
will be the site of the welterweight
title fight between champion Jimmy
McLarnin and Barney Ross on May
e, it was announced yesterday when
contracts were approved by the box
ing commission.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-25
SILENT HOLSTERS WIN

The Silent Hoosiers won from Mt
Comfort yesterday, 3 to 2. Cooper,
Silent Hoosier moundsman, granted
four hits and struck out eleven. j.
Kingen, Mt. Comfort hurleI, also
was nicked for four safeties and
had ten strike-outs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-25
WABASH DOWNS FRANKLIN

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, April
25.-With Davis holding Franklin to
three hits, Wabash scored its fourth
baseball victory here yesterday, II
to 2. Spiddell, Wabash catcher, hit
a home run with one man on base
in the fifth inning.
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Tigers Out in Front in
American League Chase;
Giants 4 Home Runs Win
Oral HIdebrand Holds Browns to Four SafetieS While
Mates Pound Out Nineteen Hits; YankS, Athletics
Draw 10000 at Stadium Opener
BY JACK CUDDY
Emitted Press stan Correspondent

YORK April apparently
off flying
League Tennant
their peppy
Mickey Cocane boed the ouhed by Goose Gon harened
the pace with four
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CRIMSON WINS EASILY

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April 25.
Three De Paw pitchers were in
effective against Indiana in a base
ball game here yesterday and the
Crimson had little trouble winning,
Il to 4
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LEGALs
Sc Legal Notices

Special Meeting called at 7:SO D. m.
April Goth az Board OF Works. City Hall.
Of all employers Of Painters. Decorators
and Paperhangers. to discuss the Code OF
Fair Competition. approved BY President
Roosevelt on March 18th and effective
March 22nd. It is to the interest Of all
such employers to attend this Meeting. as
every one employing Journeymen must
ABIDE BY this Code.
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INSTRUCTIONS
10 Schools. Colleges, Tutoring

FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR to each new
student 100 per private lesson. Linn
tied offer HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO.
2108 Roosevelt Ave
BARBER STUDENTS-Discrim in your
school selection. Scientific barberlng
taught Paid while learning. Journey
men Barber's Educ. School, 342 E. Wash.
HAWAIIAN GUITAR LESSON FREE. 18
w. MARKET. ROOM 207.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Death Notices
BOGARD. JoSEPH-Beloved husband OF
Catherine Bogard and father of Mrs.
H G.. DoTbecker, 3li5 Rowland Ave. Mon
day. Funeral Thursday. April 26 at the
MOORE & KIRK temporary FUNERAL
HOME. Olney and Roosevelt Ave. II
a. m. Friends invited. Burial Terre
Haute. Ind. tTerre Haute papers please
BRosNAN. JOHN D. SR:-At his home.
Funeral at residence THURSDAY at 10
a. m. SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral at
1890 a. m. Friends invited. Knights OF
Columbus will meet at the residence
Wednesday evening. O'Clock. for PRAYER.
ELLIOTT. FRED W.-Passed away Tues
day. April "a. Funeral services at the
home. 2O03 North Harding. Friday. April
p. 230 p. m. Burial at Crown Hill
cemetery. IGreencastle papers please
NoRTHAM, WALIER L;;-5Ase So, father
Cora Flanagan of Fishers and Mrs. j.
E. Christian of indianapolis. passed
away aEay Wednesdayr Funeral Funeral services at
p m. Burial Highland cemetery. Please
omit flowers. Friends may call at the
home in Fishers after p. m. Thursday.
MCORD SERVICE.
PARSON, ELLA B..-Age IS mother of
John Parsons. Florence Douglas and
Ruby c. FREY. passed away April "a. at
residence. 2940 College avenue. Friends
invited. Funeral Friday. April 81. at l
p. m from R. G. M'CLOSKY FUNERAL
CHAPEL. Logansport, Ind. Burial
Springvale cemetery. LAFAYETTE. Ind.
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RENTALS
81 UnfurnishtG Apartments

s35: 1915 y MERIDIAN-s rooms; also
2l54 y Delaware. rooms. reasonable
rent; both hiEh-claSs apartments. EG-
1882 evenings HU-3257
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TRAUB. N, 114-A-1 upper. rooms, mod
erh. heat. garage. water paid: SIG.
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BPOOKSIDE Parkway. South Drive. 370i-
CH-f4l6
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Alteration Specialist

ALTERATIONS ladies, mems garments;
cleaning and pressing; reasonable.
MEYER o. JACOBS. 212 E. 10th St.
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"FOA AAt+II5A AIb sLIIU 7 dIIILIIIg
PAPERHANGING. cleaning: wall washing:
painting. Experienced workmen. CHI
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Indianapolis Rental Agency
APARTMENT ReN1AL BUREAU

Apartments in all parts OF the city:
free transportation 10 inspect apartments.
Call HEl237 or RI-l37l. dav or night
FOR colored. Jackson Ct, l222-24 Cornell.
$50, includes utilities. See custodian.
FOR colored. Dunbar Court. 1922 \. West
ST. $50 so includes utilities see cus-cn,
FOR colored. Douglass Court 2lst & Blvd.
Pl $50 so. includes util See custodian.
Times Want Al Rates are the lowest ID
CITY For complete details call RI-55al
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10 Rooms with Board

~ Rooms Win BOARD
BROADWAY, 232O-Attractive room: meals.
privileges; garage; reasonable. HE-3225
HAMILTON. N. lO33-Modern room, board.
private entrance; home privileges: men;
32ND E.. 603-Pleasant room, home priv
ileges; meals. Garage optional Ia
2818.
CHILDREN to board; mothers care Near
school. Large yard. RI-2927
9 BEDROOMS, twin beds. 2 baths. 2
showers; phones pool table; young men;
Sc wk 1862 N. New Jersey St
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Timing and Roofing

Buildings inspected FREE n
Indiana Treatments guaranteed years.
TA-0500 BURNET-BINFORD LUMBER
CO. 1401 w. 30th So.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-18

when 1t comes to letting her wield . razor over his face--well, that's something else again.
 That Is exactly what Farrell has done. A scene in their new film calls for Janet Gaynor to shave Charley. And Charley went through with 1t without word of protest. Tied Up
 If there ever was any doubt that Joan Crawford and F'ranchot Tone would get married as soon as Joan is legally free from Douglas Fair- banks, Jr, that doubt can be cast aside. An his birthday recently Joan presented Franchot with [ 10-karat ruby ring engraved "Franchot--forever--Joan."
 When Hey. sailor' yarrives on the silver screen, 1t should be packed with moro action than usu- ally can be found in @ barrel of monkeys.
 This picture, being made from en original story by Ben Markson, brings together Jimmy cagney and Pat O'Brien as marine buddies. And when Cagney and -O'Brien get together, even the cameras aren" safe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-18

Rs'ssss Rsss'ss''F N 'iisEB'ss Iss'asss Is P'''''v
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-18
PALACE

Richard Arlcn, popular leading mtiE and star of many of the past |seasOn's screen successes, tops tho cast of "She Made Her Bed," one kof the attractions which opened at Poii's today.
 Tn addition to Arien, the picture features Sally Eilers, Robert Arm- strong and Rosco Ates.
 The faicture concerns the hectic roriance that develops between Richard Arlen, one-man medicine show, and Sally Isilers, who is mar riedsto a brutal, selfish amateur animal trainer.
 Love between Arlen and Eilera develops carly in the story, but the problem might have been conclud- Cd to the satIsfacticn of all, if 1t were not for the jealous plotting Of Grace Bfadley, who in order to i'm. plicate Armstrong, poisons his mind with faIsehoods about his wife.
 his wife, Richard, Jr., appears as the child Arlen, entirely innocent of the accusations made by the husband, in which the child is the major factor, eventually finds an unexpected solution Of the problem through the depradations of an es- caped tiger, which gtve the story q aurprising climax.
 The co-feature is A Man of Two Worlds starring Francis Lederer and Ellssa Landi.
 Beginning Saturday an interest- ing new screen team is Co be on view at thie popular plevhouse when Men in White,p tho film ver- sion of the Breadwey stage hit, opens. Clarke Gable and Myrna Ioy play together for tho first time ! in t31eIf brilliant careers iii pie- ture based on life in .. modern hoa- pitat. adapted from the siduqy klnkAIoy play. The new dfnm&tic tsam pFeaizea to ssst feccra faf