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The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-06

ana Mr. anQ MIS-. Arnur HaSke-
witz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Mar
qIardt entertained at a Whist
party Friday evening and had as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Hovald, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Lieske and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Meier and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Schroeder. Mrs. B. Hovald and
Mr. Lieske had high scores.
Mrs. Emma Stelter returned to
her home Monday after spending
month at the Harry Werner
home.
Harold Wyman, Roland Anton
and Lawrence Hanswick of Min
neapolis came Friday and spent
the weekend at their respective
homes.
Mrs. D. J. Mcconnell spent Sat-
urday in Redwood Falls.
Erwin Mueller of Milroy spent
Monday at the home of his faith
er.
Joseph Engle of Marshall spent
Sunday at the Nick Engle home.
Rev. Robert Alexander left Fri
day for Chicago where he attended
the Founders Week" at the
Moody Bible Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Edwards and
family of Marshall visited at the
Dale Smith home Sunday.
Mrs. George Raveling of Lucan
spent this week at the Carl Busit-
zky home. She and Mr.. Raveling
spent Sunday afternoon and eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter M.
Drees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pearson
and daughter, Evelyn and Miss A.
Ethel Johnson motored to Red
Wing Sunday where they attended
the national ski tournament.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lieske and
daughters visited with relatives at
Gaylord Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Arndt
visited at the Wilbert Mikelus
home at Morton Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Searcy and
daughter, Florence were Redwood
Falls shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. w. j. Lang, Mrs. John
Yackel and Michael Ham visited
at the John Yackel Jr. home in
Lamberton Saturday.
Harry Tague, H. L. Hogren and
Erwin Kremin were callers in Wa
basso Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wurscher
of Lucan visited at the Henry
Stanley home Sunday.
Mrs. Gus Hacker, Mrs. T. H.
Nelson and Mrs. Harley Manning
were callers in Redwood Falls
Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Inglis of
Redwood Falls were callers in
Vesta Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Hansel returned Fri
day after spending a week at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam Ghert in Wabasso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stanley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hacker and Mr..
and Mrs. William Wilkinson were
guests at the Harley Manning
home Saturday in honor of Mr..
Manning's birthday.
Walter Kuck of Delhi is spend
ing this week and next at the ST.
mon Rekadal home.
Emil Boushek and Erick Valen-
tine were Redwood Falls callers
Monday.
Arthur Kremin spent last week |
at the Anthony Glib home at Mil
roy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Blanken-
hagen visited at the Edgar Searcy
home Friday evening.
Paul Arndt and son, Helmuth of
Franklin spent Saturday at the
Walter Arndt home.
Benjamin Cohen, H. M. Mattson,
and William Wilkinson were Red
wood Falls business callers Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gladitsch and I
Mrs. Walter Lemkuhl were Red
wood Falls shoppers Wednesday.
Mrs. John Yackel returned to
Minneapolis Saturday after spend
ing a week with her daughter,
Mrs. W. j. Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilkin-
son visited at the James Wilkinson
nome near Wood Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Boushek
called at the D. H. Kolhoff home
Sunday.
The Redwood gazette., 1936-02-06
In Business 20 Years

Sanborn-E. j. Yaeger, drug
gist and proprietor of Yaeger's
Pharmacy of Sanborn last week
completed 20 years in business.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
Cd East El CentrO NeqUS

Rev. J. L. CASTOR, for the past
five years pastor of Second Bap-
tist church, rendered his resigna-
ton to the members of that organ
izatiCn at their business meeting
last week. Rev. CASTOR has ac-
cepted the pastorage of fashion,
able Trinity Baptist church on the
West side in Los Angeles. He
leaves for his new duties about
the first of next month. A success
scr to Rev. CASTOR has not yet
been chosen.
Rev. H. Hayter, pastor of John
sons Chapel A. M. E. church
spent the past week in San Diego
where he was called on business.
Mrs. Hayter accompanied him to
the coast city.
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The Women's Civic Improve
ment Club sponsored a Musical
Silver Tea" at their State Street
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
No. 6577

WHEREAS, WILEY j. GIBSON,
a single man heretofore executed
and delivered a certain deed OF
trust, dated May 30, 1929, and re-
corded June 13, 1929, in Book 237,
Page 1886 of official records in the
office of the Recorder of Imperial
County, California, to Walter M.
| Avis and Bert T. Harvey as
Trustees, to secure the payment OF
a promissory note to Mutual Build
ing and Loan Association of Po-
mona, a corporation, and also all
other indebtedness agreed by said
Deed of Trust to be secured, and
WHEREAS, said association has
changed it's name to Pomona Mu-
tual Building and Loan Association,
a corporation, and
WHEREAS, default having been
made in the payment of said prom
iSsory note according to its terms,
Pomona Mutual Building and Loan
Association, the owner and holder
of said note and Beneficiary under
said Deed of Trust, on November
18, 1885, recorded in the office OF
the County Recorder of Imperial
County, California, a notice Of
breach and default and of its cleo
ton to cause all the property under
said Deed of Trust to be sold to sat-
isfy the obligation Hereunder, and
WHEREAS, more than three
months have elapsed since record
ing of said notice of Breach and
election to sell, and said Pomona
Mutual Building and Loan ASSocia-
ton has demanded that the under
signed as Trustees sell the property
included in said Deed of Trust pur-
suant to the terms thereof and the
provisions of the law; and
WHEREAS, Joseph A. Allard, Jr.
has been substituted as Trustee in
the place and stead Of Bert t. Har-
vey;
WHEREFOR, notice is hereby
given pursuant to said demand and
the terms of said Deed of Trust,
the undersigned as Trustees there
under will sell without warranty
to the highest bidder for cash, on
Tuesday. the oath day of March,
1886. at o'clock p. m. at the office
of Joseph A. Allard, Jr., Room 313
First National Bank Building, COR
ner of Second and Main Streets,
Pomona, California, as an entire
ty, all the property described in
said Deed of Trust, situated in the
City of Ell Centro, County of Imper-
ial, State of California and de-
scribed as follows:
Lot IA, in Block 7 of the
Townsite of Ell Centro, in the
City of Ell Centro, County of
Imperial, State of California.
according to Map No 935 on file
in the office of the County Re-
corder of San Diego County, a
copy of said Map being on file
in the office of the County Re-
corder of said Imperial County.
Terms of sale cash, United States
lawful money, payable at time if
sale.
Dated February 27, 1886.
WALTER NJ. AVIS.
JOSEPH A. ALLARD, JR.
As Trustees
j. A. Allard, Jr,
Attorney for Trustees.
(F27-N SID
. Pomona, California
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
Arizona Leads in Retail
GAINS Throughout West

SAN FRANCISCO, March 12. W.P)
Arizona led the west in retail
business gains for the months of
January and February, 1886, over
business levels of the same period
in 1885, the 18th district federal re-
serve bank reported today.
Gains ranging from four to more
than % per cent were shown by all
districts reporting value of sales
with only one exception. The ex-
ception was Utah and southern Id
aho, other than Salt Lake City,
which showed a decrease of less than
one per cent in department store
sales for the two month period.
Arizona's increase was 22.7 per
cent in department store sales for
February and 239 per cent for the
month among all reporting stores.
California Arizona totals showed a
14.2 per cent gain in sales values of
all reporting stores for the two
month period. Oregon and Wash
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
PROBE BLASTS
ROBBERY TALE
JUST DRUNK

A long and intricate investigation
on the part of Deputy Sheriffs H.
E. Cox and Herbert Hughes Tues
day night finally settled down to the
following entry Just drunk no girl,
no truck driver, no auto
E. L. Lewis was found beside the
highway one-half mile west of See
ley apparently in great pain. He
insisted he had been in an automo-
bile and had been robbed when he
started to take a girl to Phoenix.
The officers said they doubted the
fiction but kept on with the invest
igation.
Tt was discovered a friend had
started to take Lewis home but when
the friend stopped at the Seeley
store, Lewis wandered away. There
was no girl in cahoots with a myth
ical truck driver to get ride to
Phoenix and at last reports there
was no evidence of a robbery.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

bungalow Sunday afternoon A
short program was enjoyed by
those who attended 1t consisted
of a vocal solo by Mrs. j. s. Sparks,
saxaphone solo by Miss Myrtle
Comfort. reading by Mrs. Eliza
beth MCGEE, harmCnica numbers
by Lois Craig, and remarks by
Mrs. Anna Jackson.
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Mrs. Mary Neal is reported to
be steadily improving from Sc
rious illness. Mrs. Neal became
violently i'll last Sunday night.
Friends of M. P. Augustus are
happy to see him around again
after being confined several weeks
with broken leg. Augustus leg
was broken while at work with
the Southern Pacific company.
The Boy Scout hut in the park
is nearly completed. The boys of
Troop % are eagerly looking for
ward to occupying their new quar-
ters. Under the direction of As
sistant Scoutmaster Allen, the
scouts are making some of the
furniture for the hut.
90
The Girl Reserve club of the
East Side elementary school is
preparing for their annual camp
at the Y.WC.A. camp at Hi Pass.
Last Friday evening, under the
direction of Miss E. A Robertson
and Mrs. Ollie Allen, a very sue
cessfui carnival was staged by the
girls. The funds from the affair
are for camp expenses.
The tennis court on the East
Side high school campus is prov
ing to be quite a popular place.
Tennis players can be seen from
sun up until sun down at this
popular sport. Players from the
entire city use this court which
means that an additional one will
have to- be had soon if the inter
est in the game continues to
increase.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
No Missionaries
Killed by Bombs

Adds ABABA, March II. Up
No white missionaries were among
the casualties in an italian bomb
ing of Debra Markos, it was an
nounced today. Debra Markos and
Tergaalem we're both bombed.
Tt was reported reliably that so
natives were killed in the bombing
of Debra Markos and an official
communique issued today said that
five women and three children were
killed by bombs and 81 women and
II children wounded at Tergaalem
The missionaries unreported were
in Debra Markos. Those Americans
last listed with the Sudan interior
mission there were Donald Davies
and his wife and Nicholas Simponis
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
Are Your Plates
Driving You Crazy?

Are your dental plates making
your mouth SO sore you are in
agony? Don't suffer this anguish
when relief may be had by using
r. S. GARGLE. This splendid form
ula compounded with a soothing oil
base has brought relief to hundreds
of sufferers of sore gums or sore
spots in the roof of the mouth. Get
a bottle today. Hold some on the
sore spot and see if you do not get
almost instant relief.
You can get r. S. Gargle at
CLEMENTS DRUG STORE
VALLEY DRUG STORE
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
Biggest Telescope
Lens to Be Shipped
To West on Friday

CORNING. N. Y, March IL. UP)
Officials of the Corning Glass
Works announced today that the
200-inch eye for the worlds largest
telescope lens will leave Friday on
its 3,0O0-mile journey to the Pacific
coast.
At least five days will be required
for the journey. The special train
chartered for the journey must use
four lines to obtain clearance under
bridges.
Although there will be five-inch
clearance from the bottom of the
steel crate to the rails it will be nee
essary to lower the tracks in sever
al places in order to pass under ov-
erhead distractions.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
NURSES SAVE
PATIENTS IN
FIRE DANGER

LOS ANGELES, March l2. WR)-
A small staff Of nurses chaperoned
so patients to safety Wednesday
when fire broke out under the
caves of the Sunland Sanitarium.
Five of the patients were car
ried out on stretchers by the nurses
and attaches, working under the
cool direction of Mrs. 3. Carmi-
pbael
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
Early Settlement of
Mining Strike Seen

DOUGLAS, Ariz., March u. UD
Possibility of an early settlement
of a miners strike which paralyzed
operations at the Cananea Consoli-
dated company's mine at Cananea,
Sonora, Mexico, was seen as fed
eral labor mediators from Mexico
City were reported EN- route to
Cananea.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

through adroft maneuyering, op-
tanned unanimous consent from the
house that the word 'jackass" ap-
piled by Ekwall to zioncheck be
withdrawn from the record.
Zioncheck then started to with
draw the word fool" from his
remarks to Ekwall.
Maverick objected and Ekwall
said:
Leave the gentleman from
Washington meet me in the hail
and I'll take care of him"
The house was thrown into con-
fusion but order was restored as
Ekwall began a speech on his
Communism and Freedom OF
Speech"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

WASHINGTON, March IL. W.P)-
The treasury has hired two plain
clothes men at 81 200 year each TO
watch the 103 guards about the
building to keep them from "frit-
tering away their time" it was
learned TODAY,
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12
EXCHANGE IN HOUSE
Heated Argument Ends
With Records CleanSed

WASHINGTON March PSpeaker Joseph w Byrn verbally
spanked and dealing in the werd
ackass' with Marion A zoncheck D.
Wash Ekwa debate in
Maury Maverick d. Texas
Imperial Valley press., 1936-03-12

ington reported a total increase OF
35 per cent and Utah. and southern
Idaho enjoyed an 80 per cent more
valuable two months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
CAPITOL

"WhIpsaw", c Metro-d doldwyn- Mayer production, starring Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy, comes to. morrow to the Capitol theater.
 Miss Lcy's characterization gives her an opportunity for the whim. sical lightness she first displayed 90 fetchingly in The Thin Man" and which marked her aS Q vivid new screen personality.
 "Whipsaw" is c story of "anglcS", Not only does the locale shift with lightning rapldity from London to New York and thence throughout mary mid-western cities, but tho mood and the direction of the story shifts almost as rapidly.
 The plot concerns itself with gfnuggied jewels, which Miss koy, as c member of an international ring of jewel thieves, is presumed to have in her possession.
 Tracy is c secret service man who attempts to trap her through romantic intrigue. He nianeuvers her into 6 situation in which she must pose as his wife, and the story moves swiftly through c chain of events which keeps excitement and suspense ct fever height,
 The added attraction is "The Murder of pr. HaTrigan" starring Ricardo Corteg, Mary Astor, and Kay Linaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
CARROLL.

enASRaanx with new aongs from the fAeale pens of Mack GoRdoA and NNxzy AeveA with gENMa eona> eav furnished mainly hV Joe &en~ neF. Jack 0Akae end Ned Sparks. and with something Nke 1s0 heASa- tifNl earaS for background, TAfa>
 mounts latest musical ~0olleSaANeN. opeMs tomorrow at the CAxFoM the. aSen
 Jack 0Akae as east As the neex- do~weaA MenMew& of Q rich old lady who heQNeAthS him Q gtEaS &ezhas nary at the outset of the story. with the psoNaS0 that he must stay away froaM the hEaMxMiMg 4lAgeM for Q year,
 Lynne 0vsssMan, oakteS handy maM end Ned sparks, his AMta~ publicity agent. ton the playhoy in his hiteA-htking tourney to the school and on the road they eA- counter Joe ReNner who has Q nice ear, plenty of money, and a bad case of axAne&iA.
 These four hAxeN into the school which turns out to be . hatr-rah~ AeM-aM@- Ale0MeFS institution. very duh end NMinspMed, where the zather 1S SklM the leading musical tA~ styNzMeMt and the gANotte the 1Nx~ QE4tN dance
 The added feature 1s Man ef MenA starring Barton MAokAAA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
STATE

TOoay n tae aAy end watch tAe crowds gong meO werner @gotMess' SeAee theaaef. me eeAsOnR It's tAe day thae marks the premiere pENS~ enlAtaoM oR Harold kAoydS new com eay sensation ~TNe Mllky Way, which ls beng presented on . e. noxe double feature program.
 Laughter ssReWs the path q tAe SDeeeaelea comedian m his UlAld progress from the uneventnal Nlte 0f Q EAll1mAn b the pNlslng career oe Q mladlewelght fight champion.
 The hllAxasy ls UnaAAted. Lloyd as cast ae Q poor sap of . mllkAMAM, An obscure Fellow scared Of his own shadow. Ne ts always shipping e0t of trouble. Quite Q skipper, M Fact.
 Me steps Into the llMell9Mt hg sl0cklng away from Q blow aimed At him by Q drunken cFoMy Of the Mia~ dleweasht champion. The champ gets the sock and goes down for the count. Reporters bounce on the mElkmAn. k1e DRaRS, end ls egged on into declaring that he knocked out the great UndefeAted champ.
 This catApQlts Lloyd Into fame Ns Q contender. A promoter collars AlRA end puts him into training. He ts forced to fight the champ. There ls going to be Q HaaSsacRe-with the ex-milkEnAn scheduled to be on the receiving end of the punishment.
 It would be spelling the fun to ten you what happens when trembling Lloyd, spectacaes and all lS showed into the ring.
 Wlniam 0argan and Lionel Stander do exceptional work trying to knock the o0medlAMS block 0lf, They send thelr heety rights end lefts from many angleA but never connect Fine performances are also given by Aaolphe Men10aA VeEFee Teasdale, Helen Mack, Dorothy wilson end George Barber,
 The companion feature ls ~Wo- man Trap, an exciting adventure dramA with Gertrude Michael, George Murphy, sidney BlaeksMef end other taVorltes. Its packed with -blooded action and thFall upon thFall Don't miss this marvellous twan~featOre entertainment at the warner State theater four days starting today,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
STRAND

Performances this evening eoN- clude the engagement of ~Ah Wilderness" with wallace BeeFy and Lionel Barrymore also MyznA LNg and spencer Tracy ln ~WhipsAw" current attractions at werner BrotheFs' strand theateE ToaA0r- row brings Eadle Cantor in his conn edy hit ~Stgake Me Pink, his sixth annual musical extravaganza.
 Eddle takes Q correspondence course ln acquiring . dominating personality and becomes manager of DFeaEnlana Amusement Park. Here he becomes involved with a gang of slot machine FaeketeeES who have pat every previous Man~ ager on the spot The gAhgSte9S learn that Eddie secretly aaoRes Q gaaMoFo0s night club star, played by Ethel Norman, This lady 1S really the wife of one of their num- Der end they use her AS Q ~c0Me~ on" to trick Edale into lNStMllMg their fake slot machines.
 sally RlleEs, seen NS E0daeS DEeaMlana sweetheart; Harry RAx&A better known as the 0reek dlaleett. clan PafsyakaEkNS Of radio fame, Wllllam FfaWaey and the 1888 crop of 0oldWyn 0lFls are featured be- side Ethel Norman ln the comedy which Norman TaNFOg directed, Also prominent in the cast are Helen koWeA, Gordon Jones, Brian DeA~ levy, Jack LaNNA S0nnie 0DeA end Rita Rio.
 strike Me Fink" ls based on ClaE~ ence Burlington KellaMaS Saturday Evening Post story end novel ~DFeamlaMa,"
 The companion feature win he Charlie ChaMS Secret" another of the famous and exciting Charlie Chan stories with warner 0laM0 in the title role. Jean Harlow and spencer Tracy m ~NiR Ran" is coming ThNFsaAyl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
FEBRUARY H0N0RS AT WALSH ISSUED
Principal Arthur B. Buck nam Releases Monthly
 Marks This Morning

A large percentage of pupils of walsh school are listed on the Febs ruasy honor roll as released to-day by Principal Arthur E. Ducknaisi' The complete list follows;
 s Grade 3: Catherine LoruSso, Law. renee Rogers, Gertrude Capoblaneo. Evelyn Rowe, Robert Pryor, Daniel TeleSca, Esther Kunofsky, Roland Murray, 0len Taggett, Alex Went. skoWski. Rosetta Davidson, Richard Mantigiia, NoNrman Frank, John Damiano, Jane Pesrone, William Mccarthy, Louis Biondi, Mollie Sil- yerman, Frances Denti, Robena Smith, Ruth Wendelberger. Ruth Llcese, Eleanor Cocca, Elizabeth Heriisc, Helen Klimeck, Angelo VenOsiano, Helen Bogdan.
 Grade {: Jeannette Allard, Rose Mary Famigiette, Wade Huber. An. tonette Faicone, David Goldman, Rita Erskine, Stanley 0StFoSky, boris Sullivan, Domenick Rosa, Tldith gantaguida, Michael Fibre, Oordon Eiligott, John 0rechiha, IlIeenor Ciasuiio, John Denardo, Joyce Cestar, David BlackeF, Lois D'Ambroski. Stanley Eafganslsy, Mary Tortorelii, Helen D'Andrea.
 Grade s: Alphonse Pelosl, Louis Dianco, Chester Kiimasgewski, Win. cent Blanco, denevieve Linglievez, Betty Pryor, Anna Wentskowski, WaitNP Kiemfner, Betty PFonovoBt, Muriel Elicit, Althea Fisher, Ada Morlni, Elena sciuiio, John Clear. Nora drigarowsky. Antonette Tar- tagIia, Catherine DiBatigte, Walter ParkesoVIch, Lester Lineburgh, Deaudeif 0oodsor, Maud etrachan, John Dianchi, Raymond Boucher. AntoAOtte Pizzo, Wiifyed epofza, Wiliiam McKeenain, Henry MieF' zwinSki, Ralph Mausolf, Louis kun- Ofsky, Sylvia B0cchiChio, Elizabeth Ward. Geneva Wyncocp, John Di
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29

Francesca.
 Grade 6: Marion sedletzski, Mary Dlaeker, Raphaiino Bianco, Walter Sadowski, Elizabeth James, Joan Manson, Guy Colella, Joseph Bog dan, Francis Miller, Herman Som. ma, Joyce Mulcrone, Madlyn Baker, Emma croBs, Joseph simnos, I'd. ward Chmielnick, John Daniels, Nicholas Rosa.
 Grade !: Margaret Rosa, Mildred G0odson, Dorothy Bannett, Robert Lombardo, William Davidson, So. bastian Veneziano. Helen Ancypa, Joseph Ar0ts, Carolina Flammia, Paul Leasak, denevievo drzyboski, Marie BIondi, Helen Fascione, Lau- retta Flammia.
 Grade 6; Susan Andreano, FFed- eriCk Barowski, fraldo Donnaruni- ma, Margaret James, Wanda Lew. andoski, Marian MiergwinSki, Hens " Tatarin0wicZ, Jeanette Vadnais Sophie Yasinsky, Anthony denoveSe, Charlotte Trenka, Carmella Gabriel Mafaida Masotta, Victor Dambow- ski, Charles schoonmaker, Rather inc Ward, Pauline Laurenzi, Kurt Kiemmer, Louise Rosa, Crane Hu. Der, Robert Mausolf, Philomeha MastrandreA, Paul echweitEer, An. thony Komansky, John Haiday Gina Di Battista. Rose Bantaguida Adam drasso, Irene Dagolenski
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-29
ALHAMBRA

In "show Them No 1MercyW the 20th Century thriller, which opens tomorrow ct hte Alhambra tieater, Producer Daryl '. Zanuck has managed to catch . new slant on pictures which deal with the war against crime. .s.
 Violence, intense emotional drama, spontaneous humcr and romance are tightly packed in the speedy sequences Of this new picture which reveals the new underworld terror in Americas fight to wipe t out.
 The plot of Show Them No Mercyl" carries Rochelle Hudson and Edward Norris, two innocent young people with their baby, into the hideout of the gang. The crim- inals have 4200,000 in "ilot money, and are waiting for the hue and cry to die down.
 Paniclxy, afraid that the ycung- sters will disclose their refuge, the gangsters gre oil for putting them out of the way.
 The added attraction ig ~TIae Rainfnakers'' starring Bert Wheeler and Bob Woolsey.