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Si3-LOWER ! rooms. lights: water paid.
garage. $500 Z Michigan. IR-79l5.
SI5-WATER PAID

rms: BUNGALOW dbl. including garage
t345 ". 2Sth-St LI-749i.
GREGORY & APPEL. INC.
247 n. Penn.
s2o-ALABAMA, n. 244I-e-room: REIN
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LI-5i07
S2l-6 ROOMS strictly modern. fireplace:
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separate porches. 2i7 (. l9th-st HA-
4953-W.
CENTRAL 240l SIS - 7-room modern
good condition. thoroughly cleaned EU-
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cite. garage. semi-mOdern. water paid:
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gas: garage. s. LI-o47s.
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triei.y. furnace. garage. Sl2.So. HE-2a92.
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% Sale Suburban Property
81 Wanted to Trade

REAL ESTATE. RENTALS. INSURANCE
r. A. FRANKIE. RI-28O0
E KIRK MCKINNEY CO.. INC
CORNER. single; clear; 5-room SEMI
modern; New York-st west of river for
city or suburban business property. PAY
cash difference. OWNER, BE-250l, Ga
n. TibbS
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"a Suburban and Farms
24-a summer Camps and Cottages

BEAUTIFUL Northern Woods Beach. fur
nished homes, rent BY season. HU-47S3.
RIVER COTTAGE BY season. s75-s85
close in. Phone New Augusta 115-W-l.
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AUToM OLIVE
As Autos for Sale

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Essex, 20 tudor =. 25
Ford, 80 coupe :. 80
Chew, 80 tudor 20
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Ford, 80, B. panel 70
OldS, '28 coach -. 80
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Dodge, 30 coach. 80
Chew, 90 coupe :. 20
Plym., 80 4-dr. =. 40
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coupe ......... 5O
Ford, 80 rdstr. -. 40
Ford. 80 rdstr. -. 20
Hudson, 80 coach 80
Ford, 80 pickup. 80
Plym., 80 4-dr. E. 80
Packard, '26 4-dr.. 30
Buick, 80 sport
roadster 800. 80
Ford, "a std.
coach .......... rs
Ford, '33 std. cpe. oO
Plymouth, "a std.
coupe .......... rs
Ford, "a coach :. 90
Nash, '32 sedan :. 80
Ford, '34 deluxe
4-dr. .......... 30
Auburn, 81 coupe 10
Ford. '33 std. 4-dr. 20
Plymouth, "a del, .
tudor .......... rs
Nash, 80 del. cpe. 10
Ford, "a 4-dr. std. rs
DeSoto, 81 coupe. 60
Ford, "a std. tudor Is
Chew, 80 del. 4-dr so
Plymouth, '33
coach ......... 60
Rockne, 80 sedan. 70
Ford, '33 tudor =. Is
Ford, 80 tudor -. 81
Plymouth, So cpe.. oO
Ford, "a Wet. -. 80
Ford, 81 Wet. 80. 40
Ford, 80 con. cpe. 50
Chew, '33 sedan =. 10
Ford, "a del. 4-dr. ~
Chew, 80 tudor =. so
Chew, "a 4-dr. e.. 80
Ford, "a tudor :. 10
Ford, '34 tudor =. rs
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Ford, "a tudor :. 30 !
Ford, "a tudor :. Is
Ford, "a tudor :. 80 |
Ford, "a del. cpe. rs
Nash. 90 4-dr. 80 |
Buick, 80 del.
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Chev., 80 SPIT. cpe. so
Ford. 80 tudor :. Is |
Plymouth, '32 SPIT.
coupe .... so |
Whippet. 90 4-dr. 80
Ford 20 4-dr. 35 |
stude 80 4-dr. so |
Ford. '33 con. cpe. so
Ford. 80 std. cpe.. SO
Auburn. 80 cow,
coupe 40
Essex. 80 4-dr. IS
Ford 90 tudor IS
Ford. 80 tudor As
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70 Wanted to Rent

RESPONSIBLE adult couple wants furn or
unfurn home or apt. RI-7766
TINES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the city
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
\ (IE'I<GfS !
L. A. Stocks

LOS ANGELES, June %. (u.P)--
Oils were strongest in slightly
higher but not very active session
of the Los Angeles stock exchange
today.
Signal Oil A made Il new high
for the year at l4l4 where it was
up 4 from the previous close.
Other oils to show gains were
Standard, up y to 342s on sale Of
100 shares. Union up ls to l8 with
500 sold and Universal Consolidat-
ed up Is at 71s on a turnover of
1000 shares.
In the utilities Edison common
went unchanged at 1871 with 500
shares changing hands. Pacific
Gas common gained a to 23% with
200 sold
Transamerica closed at ga, un-
changed, with 200 sold.
Security First National sold 150
at 40A, up Il.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
New York Stocks

NEW YORK, June 80. U.R)-Holi-
day influences and Washington un-
certainty slowed down trading op-
erations sharply today on the stock
exchange and price fluctuations
were mixed in a very narrow range.
Railroad issues moved through
the short session. Norfolk and
Western gained more than a point
on a single sale. Atchison firmed
slightly while New York Central
eased and Pennsylvania was un-
changed.
Utilities we're higher for a time
after a firm opening. Consolidat-
ed Gas touched 2612 up y on a
vote by the New York City board
of estimate to abandon a project
ed plan for municipal power
plant.
Uncertainty over prices in the
steel industry was still a factor for
the steel shares, although there
was no selling of significance.
Westinghouse Electric rose to
527s up Y in the early trading.
That was near the years high.
Later the issue met profit taking
and eased from the high. Accord
ing to estimates sales of the COM
pany will show an increase of 10
per cent for the second quarter as
compared with the first.
Volume approximated 250,000
shares compared with 100000
shares last Saturday.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
averages showed industrial 1892
off OLA, railroad 32.87, up 004, util-
ity 21.39, off 0.19.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
COURTEOUS DRIVERS TO BE GIVEN
FREE TICKETS TO UNITED ARTISTS

Are YOU a courteous auto driver?
If you are, you stand chance oil
winning pair of theatre tickets
next week.
Each day, starting Monday,
secret safety committee represent
ing the Auto Club Of Southern
California, Imperial Valley Press,
which are cooperating in this Live
and Let Live" effort, will search
for courteous drivers on city streets.
License numbers then will be
published from Monday to Satur-
day in this newspaper, following
which the honored parties may call
at the Auto Club of Southern Cal
ifornia headquarters for two free
tickets each for current attractions
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at United Artists.
In the belief that courtesy is one
answer for much Of the city's SER
ious accident problem, this expert
ment is made TO encourage the
practice. Driving courtesy may be
shown in many ways from giving
other motorists and pedestrians un-
restricted right of way when it Is
legally theirs to stopping Tor chilo-
ren entering crosswaIks. and sig
Mailing clearly and sufficiently your
intention to turn Such acts will
be carefully observed by the safety
committee in all parts Of the city.
BE a Courteous Driver" is the
slogan urged upon motorists for
next week especially.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
EGYPT BIDS FOR TOURISTS

CAIRO U.P)- The Egyptian gov
ernment has accepted the invitation
to take part in the general meeting
of the International Tourist Coun-
Gil, which is to be held in Poland
this summer. The King Fuad's Cup
is to be offered for the best ad-
vertisement for attracting tourists to
Egypt.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
Professional
J. ID. FOSS
Ohio Farm Prosperity Seen

COLUMBUS, Ohio. U.P)-Bump-
er crops and correspondingly high
incomes are in line for Ohio farm
ars this year, according to Earl H.
Hanefield, director of agriculture.
Prices will be higher and farmers
are more hopeful than they have
been in many years past, the di-
rector said
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IS instruction

FOR UNCLE SAM. Start
S105.OO to $175O0 month. Men
Women. Com mon education
usually sufficient. Qualify now.
Full particulars, list jobs, FREE.
Write today sure. Franklin In
stitute, Dept. SOC, Rochester,
N. Y. 8-15-22-29
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
FISHING CAST COSTS SIGHT

GENEVA, o. U,R)-Alfred Spring
flexed his timber fishing rod for a
long cast. He snapped the line in
midair and a small sinker attached
to it hurtled through the air for
30 feet and struck Springs COM
panion, Charles Jones. in the right
eye, bliding it. The eye was re-
moved at Community hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
D Wanted, Miscellaneous

WANTED-Bay cutting and baling,
Phone 87O2-R3. 28-tO
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29

The Wenatchee district Washing
ton. expects the largest crop Of
psciduouS fruits it has ever pro-
duced.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29

FOR RENT-Cool room, fan fur
nished, ITO Olive dh
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
Rooms tor Rent

ROOM FOR RENT-New. modern
home on SandalwoOd furnished
in Monterey. Electric fan. Phone
507 29-3
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
|. Y. Hardware
Basement Department

BICYCLES-We cannot be UN-
DERSOLD on bicycles all sizes
in stock and a big stock of re-
pairs. Wilson Machine Shop.
Phone 40. 29-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29

FOR RENT-5 room, unfurnished
house. Inquire, 639 Main st. 12-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
Los Angeles Grain

LOS ANGELES, June 90. U.p)--,
Prices quoted on the Los Angeles
grain exchange today:
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
Help Wanted
Apartments rOr Rent

FOR RENT - 3-room apartment
electric refrigeration, lawn, shade
Close in. Mrs w A. Marshall
819 Main. Phone 495. 29-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29

JES SIZE CON NER
For Better FL Centro Homes
795 Main Phone Ala
Unfur edge of town bedrm $17.50;
rm, good location. $2250; fur
elec eqpt, shady yard $500.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29

FOR neutrality-suspicious., includin,
electricity and refrigeration, S
per week Mission Apartments
235 No. 9th Street. 27-3
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
Lost and Found

LOST-Two bay mares, u years
old. 2 miles south Meloland, Von
RotZ. 2l-3
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
Houses for Rent

FOR RENT-Furnished house for
summer. electric refrigeration.
Also furnished apartments. Adair
753 Olive. 16-to
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29
Real Estate for Sale

Ian o w N R
Are you satisfied with present ir g..
come from your land? If net,
LET'S TALK IT OVER. and see If
it can't be leased to a better ad-
vantage, or perhaps you would like
to sell.
w. E. HANG OCK
The Farm Land Man
$40 Main Street Ell Centro
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29

| FURNISHED Broom apartment
$40 Adams. 2O-tC
Imperial Valley press., 1935-06-29

FOR RENT-Furnished 2-bedroom
duplex, Frigidaire. Inquire 773
Olive. lotto
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Murder in a Hotel

4 GOOD substitute tile for "One
"A New York Night" would be
Where Did They Hide the Body
Of the Murdered Ean?"
To solve that and to and the
guilty person are the two chief jobs
Of Franchot Tone and Una Merkel
in "One New York Night"
Here is a light and confusing lit
tie murder story with all scenes laid
in New York hotel. Tone is one
Of the guests, being visitor from
Wyoming who occupied a room next
to the one occupied by the muir
dered man.
Miss Merkel is the blonde hotel
telephone operator who decided that
Hoznall CTone) should marry a
blonde instead of a brunei who al
ways did something to his heart.
In this Gaze. Miss Merkel as the
blonde acquires a husband for her
self.
Harvey Stephens. Stein Duna,
Charles Starrett, Conrad Nagel,
Louise Henry, Henry Kokler and
others do al to confuse the observer.
This is no world beaten but serves
as another entry in the murder
mystery plays of the talking screen.
Now at Loews Palace.
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Collins, one Of the hunted gangsters.
Through her Jimmy gets the inside
on the gangs hideout and winds up
the picture with burst Of romance
and gunfire.
There is, of course, a comely young
nurse, the sister of the top sergeant,
with whom Jimmy falls in love.
The cast is excellent. The action
is better. The whole picture is real,
red-blooded drama, packed with
thrills and suspense from start to
finish.
Ann Dvorak is excellent as the
former sweetheart who marries the
gang leader Margaret Lindsay makes
a good heroine and Robert Arm
strong clicks as the top sergeant.
The stage show this week has as
the headliner a real comedian,
Sammy Cohen, of What Price
Glory?" fame. and he cavorts con-
vincingly in an ample sketch. Others
on the bill are Ivy and Neecie Stew
ems; the Rimacs, tuneful Havana
band, and Paul Sydell with two
agile dogs.
Now at the Lyric. (By j. w. To
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Circus to Be
Here Two Days
Cole Bros. Clyde Beatty to
Open tuesday.

The circus is on the way again.
From press agents Superlatives
right down the line of rollicking ele-
phantine monStrositieS, the worlds
newest major show, the Cole Bros
Clyde Beatty circus, will be in In
dianapolis Tuesday and Wednesday
for afternoon and night perform
ances each day at the w. Washing
ton-st circus grounds.
1t is coming under the auspices
of the Murat Shrine uniformed or
CARNATIONS to enable them to at
tend the Shrine meeting in Wash
ington, D. c. in June, at which time
they will greet President Roosevelt
who is a Shriner.
From roadside billboards, vacant
lot fences, and the upper spaces of
numerous tall buildings, glaring
posters bespeak of the scores Of
spangleland stars from the four
corners of the earth, the hundreds
of jungle animals in the menagerie
and the vast array of thrilling fea-
lures to be found under the huge
big top.
Herds of ponderous elephants-28
in number, will link trunk to tail
in circusdoms annual daisy-chain
parade.
And, what is more, there is to be
real old-fashioned street parade.
Tuesday morning, the opening day
of the engagement. Promptly at II
a. m. The colorful pageant will
swing from the grounds and wind
its way through the principal down.
town streets.
There will be bands galore, and
there will be the old time steam
calliope with its tunes. There will
be scores of open denS and cages
filed with jungle beasts, and there
will be floats and tableaux wagons,
clown carts and tally-hos, air-or-
gans and Scotch Bagpipers, hun
dreds of mounted spangleland stars,
and cowboy and cow girls-in fact,
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Metropolitan Opera who recently
won more fame by his radio broad
casts.
Ethel Bartlett and Rae Robert
son, English pianistS. will appear in
two-piano program. They APP
peared in this city some years ago
and created a sensation.
In past years. Nathan Milstein.
violinist, has appeared at the Acad-
envy of Music as an Indianapolis
Maennerchor attraction but next
season he will be on Mrs. Martens
program of events.
Another splendid offering will be
Lucrezia Bori, prima donna of the
Metropolitan Opera. For the last
several seasons patrons Of Mrs. Mar
tens have requested the presence
of this famous singer.
Desiring to bring the newest in
musical organizations on tour from
Europe, Mrs. Martens has booked
the Kolisch String Quartet as one
of the regular season offerings.
Instead of having all the con-
certS on Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
Martens states, next season I will
have three on Sunday afternoon.
These Sunday concerts will be
presented by Martini. Bartlett and
and Milstein. The Mon
day night concerts will embrace
Bori, the string quartet and the
Symphony.
I'm my effort to give the greatest
of persons an opportunity
to hear all concerts, 1 have scaled
my season tickets for the entire six
concerts at S., Sc, So, $40 and So
plus government tax.
THE advantage of a season ticket
purchase is that it insures the sub
scriber a choice location with the
same seat for each concert and at
a substantial reduction in price"
To give an opportunity to place
Mrs. Martens will re-
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llCt ny dA OlNt
friend, Buchanan, when suddenly
Buchanan is bumped off" and
Jimmy joins the G men for re
venge.
He is sent to Washington, put
through a tough schooling by a
tougher sergeant Robert Arm
strong) with whom the young Fed
eral agent is continually at the
point of f1sticuffs.
Because of his boyhood aSsoci-
alton with gangsters and their kind,
Jimmy has an ample background
of information which is invaluable
One day on a bunch he picks out
the quality mobster by hearing the
mention of one of his eccentrici-
ties-that of wearing a white gar
denia.
His reputation spreads and he is
finally sent to Chicago to work with
a special detail in the national
headquarters ''crime war" Here
things happen thick and fast. jim
my's former sweetheart is brought
into headquarters as the wife of
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dealing murderOus experiences be-
cause the monster is taught to talk
by a hermit, o. P. Heggie, who is
blind.
His hideous makeup, his walk of
death and his grunt of displeasure
help to make Karlof the most i'm
pressive and the best Of the horror
actors.
Every one who sees this picture
will be glad when Frankenstein
Colin Give and DR.. Pretorious
Ernest Thesiger) finish creating
the bride through a scientific
process after graves had been robbed
and a girl killed to get a fresh heart
for the mate that the monster die
not like.
So the monster pulls a lever and
he, his bride and Dr. PTetorious are
blown up in the laboratory. but
Henry Frankenstein, who created
both friends. lives on.
Probably Frankenste!n vas saved
so he might appear in another hor-
rOr thriller.
Colin Give as we'll as Heggie and
Thesiger do a lot to make this
fine acting picture because all are
finished players in their own right.
From a scenic background and
for suspense and thrills The Bride
of FrankenStein" is a masterpiece for
those who can take it.
know l had a grand time be-
ing chilled nearly to death. Now
YOU know what to expect, so take
your shock abosorberS with you.
Now at the Indiana.
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Ambassador Will
Show Two Features

Starting tomorrow the Ambassa-
dor will present two major features
with Gary Cooper and Anna Stem in
"The Wedding Night" and first
city showing of ''It Happened in New
York" starring Lyle Talbot, Ger
trude Michael and Heather Angel.
THE Wedding Night" is a TO-
mantle story of man who has too
much success, too many parties and
too much liquor, and who decides
city life holds no more for him and
takes refuge on farm. There he
meets lovely girl and a new lease
on life begins.
ut Happened in New York" is
comedy drama of a taxicab driver,
pretty stenographer and a motion
pictures actress.
The trio becomes involved in
love affair. and each one is caused
much trouble and embarrassment
before an exciting climax is reached.
Short reels will complete the
program.
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Play to Open Tonight
BECAUSE Thomas Sinclair ha

BECAUSE Thomas Sinclair has
- been unavoidably detained out
Of the city, Frederick Burleigh, di-
rector Of the Civic Theater, will play
the role of Ned Farrar when Her
Masters Voice opens tonight at the
Playhouse
This is Mr.. Burleigh's second ap-
pearance on the Civic stage, his
first role being that of the Lord
High Chancellor in the Children's
Theater production of Cinderella. -
Others in the cast will be Lilith
Baur. Sara Lauter, Elizabeth Whet-
sci, Norman Buchan, Robert En-
hardt and Marthe Martin.
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At the Alamo

Starting today, the Alamo will
present two first-showing features
with John Wayne in Rainbow Val-
ley" and Wallace Ford and Barbara
Kent in The Swell Head a COM
edy drama of a big-league baseball
player who frankly admitted he was
the answer to any girls prayer.
Full of egotism, he knocks hons
run after home run, and finally dis
covers the hardest thing to hit is his
own girls heart.
The picture is said to be very
exciting. since the plot brings the
swell head" to account before
gang of hoodlumS, who demand he
sell out" a world series game. -
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Caqney Stars at Lyric

&C Men" sends one out of the
theater humming the "Star-Span-
gled Banner" and feeling just a
bit safer from direct or indirect
attacks of the underworld.
James Cagney. playing one of his
best roles, puts this picture over
with wallop and some of the best
thrilling melOdrama of the year
makes it a sure-f1e hit.
Mr.. Cagney is seen as Jim Davis,
small-shot lawyer who has been
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all the delights of the circus parade
Of years ago, presented again just
as it was years ago, an elaborate re-
vival of the great American treat.
Under the bigtop, the circus pro-
gram will feature such stellar at
fractions as Clyde Beatty, the
worlds greatest wild animal train
er, also Allan King, another of the
worlds great trainers, each in a
different display, the like of which
has never before been attempted.
Performances will be given twice
daily, at 2 and p. m.
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OF course, K8r-
loft has his original
role of the monster
and his bride or
mate is played by
Elias Manchester IN
private life the wife
of Charles Laugh
ton. Both display
makeup t h at is
masterful. Karloh
as the monster be-
comes m ore and
more of the hend
in this second pic
ture of his death
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Bing's Clubs Increase.

Bing Crosby, now working IN
Paramount's Mississippi" regular
ly corresponds with more than so
fan clubs in the United States,
Canada, and England.
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Indiana Roof
Dance nightly except Monday
and Thursday.

and Thursday.
Tonight-Mardi Gras Dance.
Music from till /?
Sunday-Art KasSel and His
"Kassels in the Air" orchestra.
Dance from 9 till l.
Tuesday-Rudy Vallee and
Connecticut Yankees, plus the
Calling All stars" variety
show. Dance from 8 till IL.
Wednesday-Waltz night. Ev-
cry other dance a waltz. Music
from 8:45 till GAS. Free tap
dance lessons from 7:45 till
8:45.
Friday-Women's free night.
Music from $3.50 till 1890.
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Frankenstein Film at Indiana
Called Best Of Horror Pictures;
Palace Offers Murder Mystery
Boris KarIOff SGrpaSSeS Performance as Monster Given
in Previous Production; 0ne New York Night Offers
FranChot Tone and Una MerkeI.
Ply WALTER ID. HICKMAN

IF taken
would in all fairness my
Here is the cepies horrible the powerful
Of its kind to reach the talking
can 90 en- record that this one left wreck and
glad that had his
instead Of late feelings
time being chilled half watching
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SchOOled for his
prof e S sion by
money from a
p h il a Il t h r opic
gangster-r a C K e =
teer who wants
to see a fellow
go straight. But
Mr.. Davis fails as
a lawyer because
he won't do shy
ster work and is
almost persuaded
to join the De-
partment of JUS
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MARTENS CONCERT PROGRAM FOR NEXT SEASON ANNOUNCED
Pianists Will Appear
Together; Nino Martini Tenor !.
and Lucrezia Bori to Be Heard
MINNEAPOLIS Symphony Orchestra KoIiSch Strong Groups
and Nathan MiStein, ViOinSt, viii Be
Other Attractions.
Other Attractions.

myers Metropolitan Company distinguished
- from England outstanding wonist nationally known
Will the sixth
today Of her
important bookings for stated that Of her regular
subscription offerings would be the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
with Ormondy conducting
open october Nino Martini tenor Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

And that leads me to the very
definite conclusion that this picture
is not for children but for adults
who have nerve, not nerves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-04

open her Office Monday on Menus
ment Circle.