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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
High Society Man Of
 Hollywood Arrested
John Montague Great Golf Player, Good Spender,
 Friend of Bing Crosby, Other Stars, Identified .s..-. as New York Bandit -@7rHe-

Los Angeles. July io.-(Up)- Police reached into high Hollywood society today to tear the mystery from John Montague. an intimate oi movie stars, 6 man of seemingly iin- limited funds, a golf player oi legendary reputation, c man oi pathological shynesS. Montague in reality, the police demonstrated was Laverne Moore, c fugitive from justice from New York.
 Montague was taken from his luxurious Beverly Hills home and his several expensive automobiles, to the Los Angeles county jail where he will Do turned over to New York authorities who want him for ale legged banditry seven years ago.
 Brunette Gets Car
 Soon after he was put Into c cell, c beautiful brunette, accompanied by her maid, appeared ct the county jail and asked for Montague's Lin- coin car--one of the two LincolnS he owns. Montague had driven him. self and the police to the Jail in 1t. She identified herself as Mrs. Esther M. piunkett, and, on Montague's or- der, drove the car back to his home.
 Johnny asked me to do t." she said. ''rhat's all I know"
 The Aim colof.: was sh sksd by the dramatic revelation of why one of its leading figures had been shy. Bing Crosby, one of Montagues es closest friends, refused to believe the news. Oliver Hardy, the comedian, was shocked. Montague had lived ct his home for months.
 High Placed Friends
 In the counyt jail, Montague spoke wistfully of his high.placed friends. He didn't want to do any thing, he said, until he talked to them Early today none had ap- peared to talk to him.
 T got Into c jam when l was c wild young kid in New York;" police quoted him. "I'm glad its over. ] had intended going east and clear. ing this thing up anyway"
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
BY RALPH HEINZEN

United Press Stan COrresp0ndent)
 Paris, July l0-(UP)-France has threatened openly today to force the collapse of the Spanish non- intervention plan unless Germany and Italy agree to her conditions for making neutrality control effec- tive. A brief foreign office commun- ique announced: "The French gov- ernment will notify the non-inter- vention committee at London Mon- day that from Tuesday, July 13, the control facilities accorded to international observers along the French-Spanish frontier are sus- pended. If conditions made by France to the committee are agreed to by Monday, then the measure will not be applied"
 The communique explained that despite suspension of control, the Franco Spanish frontier will remain closed to arms and munitions traf- fic to Spain in accordance with the governments decision of last Aug ust. The action was Frances pro- test against German-Italian oppo- sitlon to the joint French British administration of the Spanish neu-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
GIRL CONFESSED

Bar Harbor. Me-. July 10 -(UP)-After five hours questioning Mildred Ander. son, 16, of Southwest liar. bor confessed early today, police said, to setting four fires, one of them last Oc. tober in her fathers home.
 The slim, pale blonde showed no emotion when her father, Joseph Ander. son, asked that she be com. mitted to the Eastern Maine insane hospital at Bangor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
REYNOLDS GIRL
 TO BE MARRIED

Hollywood, July l0.-(UP).- Naida Reynolds, stage and screen chorus girl, a member of the Rey- holds tobacco family, and Bud Friend, movie property man, will be married tomorrow.
 Miss Reynolds and Friend met three months az on a sound stage where both were working on a mu- -sical picture. Their wedding at the Christian church at D. m., win be attended by screen actors and &C., tresses and other studio workers.
 Their honeymoon. by motor to Kansas City will be postponed un- til September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
CORONER FREES HIM

Bridgeport. Conn, July l0-(UP0 A finding by Coroner Theodore E. Steiber today absolved William aandleman of criminal negligence in the death of six-year-old Robert Tantimonico, on June 26.
 [ The coroner found that the youngster was killed when he ran Into the path of Handleman's truck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
Housing Problem
 May Become Very Serious In City
There Is Shortage Just at Present of Certain Types of Dwellings Properties Have Deteriorated
 But Payrolls Are Increasing

Is Waterbury facing serious housing shortage? There are officials of the city who feel that this may be the in far certain types of dwellings concerned Recently the Welfare Department tried to find home for large family. The family had been evicted elsewhere There was none suitable Mrs Margaret Verdon superi tendent of the Welfare Department found 1t necessary to separate the family in order to quarter the numerous aI@Are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10

The Lexington, carrying e2 planes, left Hawai- yesterday and probably will arrive ct the northern extrem- ity of the islands early Monday. But sometime Sunday afternoon she probably will release her swarm of planes to conduct Q minute scien- tific survey of the ocean and island area the size of the state of Indiana believed to hide, either alive or dead, the famous woman aviator and her navigator on 6 projected around the-world flight that ended In trag- edy in It's last stages.
 Planes Start Again Today
 Three planes were catapulted into the air from the Battleship Colorado
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
Late Neus Flashes
l1o YEARS OLD

Tokyo, July 10-CUP)- Toichiro Ito, white-whisk- cred and wrinkled, reputed to be no years old, arrived at Gotemba today from To. kyo, ready to try tomorrow to clim Mt. Fuji with Vice Admiral Toshitake lwamu. ra.
 Mt. Fuji, dormant vol cano, is 12,390 feet high.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
Thermometers Redch Ne1U Record Heights h Fourth ConsecutiueD Day
Hope Is Slowly Dying h Search For Flyers
Aircraft Carrier Lexington With 62 Planes Is Racing on Last Leg to Phoenix Islands-Amea Ear.
 hart Frederick Noonan Believed Lost
BY WENDELL BURCH United Press Staff COrrespondent

Honolulu July 10. - (UP) - The aircraft carrier, Lexington raced under forced draft the last leg of it's voyage to the Phoenix Islands today The only remaining hope that the world will ever know the fate of Amelia Earhart and Frederick Noonan around the world flyers lost in the wastes of the Pacific for than week
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-10
The Weather

Fair, Warm Tonight; Also on Sunday
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Evening star., 1937-06-04

The growing number Of used cars
is becoming an acute problem in
Britain.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
$500 Fund Sought for Pool
For 1000 Boys and Girls
Star to Receive COntri-
buttons to Aid Children
This Summer.

A LMOST 1000 young residents
n of sun-baked, crowded dwell
~ ings in downtown Washing
4 A ton will find an escape for
the heat if $500 can be raised through
public subscription to operate the
Y. W. c. A. swimming pool at 614 E
street.
This estimate was made today bv
Miss Edith Coulson of the Council of
Social Agencies.
Boys from the congested downtown
residential sections now walk for miles
to the outskirts of the city for a swim
in some forbidden pond, or in the Po-
tomac or Anacostia rivers where
danger always turks for the unwary.
Star to Receive Contributions.
The Evening Star will receive con-
tributions to the fund, and every ef-
fort is being made to insure the open
Ing of the pool early in July.
Among enthusiastic supporters of
the move to open the pool is Sergt.
Bert Sheldon, who is in charge of a
campaign launched by Police Chief
Ernest w, Brown to improve conditions
for underprivileged children in the
city.
Sergt. Sheldon pointed out that the
inexpensive moving picture shows in
Evening star., 1937-06-04
POLICE RENEW DRIVE
ON SHORT WEIGHTING
Ellis Levy Fined S4O0 on Four
Counts-Penalties to Be
Stiffened.

Assistant Corporation Counsel
George D. Nelson yesterday announced
a new drive against short weighting by
grocery stores, following the conviction
IN Police Court of Ellis Levy, Storekeep-
er at 1918 North Capitol street, on
four short-weight charges. He was
fined 500 in each case.
Nelson said that hereafter he would
recommend the maximum sentence in
all short-weight cases, $500 and six
months Imprisonment on each charge.
The charges against Levy were made
by w. T. Brunson of the Department
of Weights and Measures, who testified
he was short weighted from 3 to 9
ounces in the purchase of three hams
and chickens. Judge Walter j. Casey
imposed the fines.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

subterfuge known to juvenile ingenuity
to get by the ticket takers.
Declared Aid to Morals.
A free swimming pool in this To-
cality, Sergt. Sheldon said, would draw
small boys otherwise intent on trick
cry and, in some cases, petty crime.
The pool would be open on alter
nate days for girls, it was explained.
Social workers estimated that between
$500 and 1000 boys and girls would
be served by the pool.
II know of no cause more worthy"
Sergt. Sheldon declared, than that of
providing a swimming pool for unfor-
tunate children during the hot Sum-
mer months
Evening star., 1937-06-04
HONOR PRESIDENT
Of SOUTHEASTERN
Students and Faculty Join
in Gift to Dr.. Bell at
Banquet.

Or. James A. Bell was honored
hst night by the gift of an automobile
in token of his Is years service as
director of education and president Of
Southeastern University.
The presentation was made at the
annual banquet and dance of the
graduating classes of the university,
Evening star., 1937-06-04

held in the Ma
tional Press Club.
1t was presented
in behalf of stu
dents, ( a c u 1t Y,
alumni, adminis-
t r a t iv e officers
and the Educa-
tional Committee
of the university
by Raymond G.
Dunno, chairman
Of a special COM
nlttee for the
presentation.
Addresses were
d Q liv ere d b Y
Thomas ?. Gary,
Evening star., 1937-06-04
REV. PAUL SCHULTZ NEW
BISHOP OF LEAVENWORTH
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associa ted Press
Pope Plus has appointed Rev. Paul
Schultz OF st. Louis to be Bishop OF
the Diocese Of Leavenworth, Kans.
Announcement of the appointment
was made by the apostolic dele
gate, Archbishop Amleto Giovanni
Cicognani. The appointment fills a
vacancy caused by the death last
March of Bishop Francis Johannes.
Bishop-elect Schultz was ordained
from Kenrick Seminary, Webster
Groves, Mo, in 1915. At present he is
pastor OF the Church of st. Louis.
Evening star., 1937-06-04
FISH SEEKS SIGNERS
FOR ARMS BAN BILL
Nearly Score Back Petition to
Discharge Resolution From
Foreign Affairs Group.

By the Associated Press.
Representative Hamilton Fish of
Garrison, N. Y, sought further con-
gresSional support today for his reso-
luton to ban all arms shipments
abroad.
Fish said nearly score of Repre-
sentatiYes have signed a petition to
discharge the resolution from the For
eign Affairs Committee and others
have indicated they will sign it.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

president of the senior law class and
by Richard E. Beale, president of
the senior accountancy class. The
list of honor students was announced.
Miss Anna l.. Price was awarded the
gold key for attaining the highest
average for the three years in the
School of Acountancy. Other honor
students in the School of Accountancy
are:
SharltS. Earl C. Ripley, Howard F.
Savage. Harold w. Lelderman Max
Young. David r. Beale. Richard E.
Sternherg. Louis H. Miller, Irving
Ault. Emmett F. Curtin. Robert f.
Houff, Tracy NJ E. Middleton. Andy
Mars, ROLAND w Malone. James T.
Folmstrom Ralph H. Winkelman. R. H.
Carlson, Elaine BeardSley. S. F.
In the School Of Law, Raymond G.
Dunno was awarded the gold key for
attaining the highest average for the
three years. Other honor students in
the School Of Law are:
Burns. W. j. Smith. Sydney B.
Ellis, Raw a Atkinson Alice
Plnlon. D. J Strickland. James NJ,
Hulcher, Sara A. Riley. A. Jack
MsrQuardt, Roy X. Sherwood j. Robert
Sanford. E NJ.
DR.. Bell made the honor presenta-
tons and presided.
Evening star., 1937-06-04

He needs 2l8 signatures to bring
the resolution out of committee and
before the House for action. Fish is
the ranking Republican on the Foreign
Affairs Committee.
He said his resolution would take
the profit out of war" by prohibiting
the sale and shipment of war mate
rails in time of peace AS we'll as war.
Fish first offered his resolution as
an amendment to the administration
neutrality bill. 1t was rejected, and
he introduced 1t as separate resolu-
ton.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15
ESPERASE QUE LAS TRO-
PAS LEALES INTCIEN OTRA
OFENSIVA EN- FL FRENTE
Llega a $4,000 ell ndmero de
republicanos prisioneros en-
Santander
Mas de 1000 acusaciones estan
preparadas va por los fiscales
de los traidores

Madrid, sep. 15.-El gobier-
no no ha querido comentar hoy
las noticias facciosas sobre ell
establecimiento de una dictadu,
ra en- Gij6n, Asturias, bajo Ell
mando de Belarmino Tomas, un
jefe socialista.
La situaci6n en- ell frente de
Asturias, seg1n Sc ha dicho en-
las esferas oficiales, es relativa-
mente satisfactoria, dentro de
las circunstancias creadas por
el avance fascista.
Belarmino Tomas Sc propone
dar mayor Impulse a las defen-
sas asturianas, evitando la du-
plicidad del mando, 10 que Sc hi
70 en- otros frentes.
Ell gobierno Sc prepare para
una ofensiva facciosa en- ell frer
tie de Madrid, que calcdlase EN-.
pezara en- ell mes de noviembre.
Tropas leales han sido concer
tradas en- ell frente de Arag6n
donde Sc espera otra nueva ofer
silva
En- las dos dltimas semanas
en- ell frente aragones, los insur-
gentes han tenido mas de 1000
muertos y lie han sido hechos
mas de 5000 prisioneros.
Los 'prisioneros dicen que la
perdida de Belchite indign6 a
los falangistas con ell estado ma
yor de Franco.
La aldea Pola de Gordon, en-
Ell frente de Asturias Sc encuen-
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

mismo que la China, Ac6
nuan disparando cont 10
barcos de guerra extr hjeros
anclados en- la bahia. Ademas
los japoneses dispAran contr
los lugares donde 5 Hsabe
Sc agrupa, asustaGa, la
ci6n civil china.I
La mfgnitudTde d era
esino-japbnesa@ que cSAhz6 la
noche del Z de julio, ha llega-
do a proporciones i~ncreibles,
aunque no bay guesra decla-
rada.
En- los diferentes sectores
del horte de China ell nnmero
de combaGNptes llega a 400'
mil, mientras IN ell triangulo
ShanghaiSooch Hangchow
Sc agrupan otras 80 divisiones.
chins, con I'm total de otroS~
100000 soldados.
Estfmase queel ejercito japo
mes ha podido desembarcar va
280, 900 hombres, de los cua-
les 10000 estan en- ell Norte
de China y 100000 en- Shan
ghai y su vecindad.
Pero este es solo ell comien-
20 por ambas parties, por4ue
China sigue organizando divi-
stones Y diariamente cruzan ell
mar centenares de transportes
Japoneses cargados de tropas.
Ell mando japones informa
que ell ejercito chino ha acumu
lado divisiones de Fukien,
Kwantung, Human, Kiangsi v
Kweichoo en- los alrededores
de Shanghai. Inf6rmase cue
125 regimientos de Szechwan,
de 1000 hombres cada uno.
vienen por al Rio Yamgtze Y
van a ser divididos entire los
frentes del Norte y Shanghai.
Muchos de los soldados pro
vinciales estan NAL entrenados
y equipados.
La concentration de las tro
pas de d~iferentes provincias
avisa al pueblo chino que Sc
ha logrado la unidad nacio :
nal.
Dicese queeR Marking Sc ha
ha tornado Yn nuevo supreme
consejo militar bajo ell mando
del general Chang, con los ge
nerales Lii Tsung Jen, de la
provincial de Kwangsi; Yen
Hsi-Shan, Feng Yu-Hsiang.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15
LAS LfNEAS DEL EJERCITO
CHINO RESISTEN DESDE
LIUHO A CHAPEH
Ell Gobierno de Marking tiene
va preparados mas de 100000
hombres


Shanghai, Sept. 15.-El con
tralmirante americana Yarnel
y los jefes de los barcos extran
jeros anclados en- este puerto,
Sc dirigieron hoy a los oficia-
les japoneses v chinos solici :
tando de ellos que las baterias
antiaereas no Sc utilicen con.
ira los inocentes no-combatien
ties.
Los japoneses mantienen
hoy su ofensiva, pero los Chi
nos resisten con denuedo en-
La gaceta., 1937-09-15
LOS L MA ES DICEN
QUE Russia FUE DERRO-
TADA EN- NYON
AlemGniG Insiste en- Ia Devolu-
ci6a de sus C0lonaas

Berlin, sep. 15.-Los peri6di-
cos alemanes comentan con a.
grade Ell acuerdo de la confe-
rencia de Nyon que excluye a
Russia de la vigilancia en- ell Me-
diterraneo. Todos persisten
en- atacar al Soviet Y tratan de
ridiculizar a Maxim Litvinoff.
Este convenio, dice uno de
Qos diarios, monta a una derro-
ia preliminar de la Union So
Wet. iQue vuelva Russia al Mar
Negro, Y todavia fuera mejor 81
Sc lie pudiera echar de 81. HAY
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

ira hoy en- ruinas como result
tado de I'm bombardeo de la a.
viaci6n leal.
Los facciosos, seg1n un CO.
rresponsal americana, estan ella
sificando a los $4,000 prisione-
los hechos por ellos en- Santan-
der.
Para justificar los crimenes
que Sc proponen cometer en- esa
ciudad, no obstante las protes-
tas llegadas de muchos lugares
del mundo, los insurgentes atri-
buyen a los leales la muerte de
10000 personals. Else fue ell case
en- otras ciudades, con Ell fin de
enganar al pueblo y hacer pro-
paganda malsana en- ell extran-
jero.
Los campamentos de concen-
TRACTION de los facciosos situados
en- Torrelavega, Reinosa y San
tona, estan Ienos de prisioneros
leales, en- n1mero que pasa de
1000.
Sabese que ell mando fascista
Sc propone juzgar en- conSeo
de guerra a mas de 10000 ciu-
dadanos, la mayor parte perso-
mas de ideas liberales.
Muchos de los soldados, aterro-
sioneros han sido obligados a
tomar las armas de Franco, dan
doles a escoger entire una acusa-
ci6n de comunismo, con la pers-
pectiva de duros castigos, o com
batir de parte de los desleales.
Muchos de los soldadoes, aterro
rizados, figuran hoy en- las filas
de los traidores.
Las personals de elemento CT
vii tildadas de marxistas son
puestas a TRAFALGAR en- las carre-
teras Y maltratadas con fire.
cuencia.
Los oficiales tienen prepare
das va mas de 1000 causas.
Los juicios de los consoles de
guerra en- Santander son publ
cos, pero a ellos solo pueden a.
sistir los incondicionales del go
bierno faccioso.
Anteayer fue fusilado un We
elmo de Santander al que acusa-
ron doce falangistas de matar
a tres personals, saquear los ho-
cares de sus presuntas victi-
mas, robar objetos religiosos Y
violar dos muchachas.
Tres tribunales funcionan
permanentemente y con frecuen
ella Sc reptile, 10 que es falsedad,
las acusaciones de robar propie
La gaceta., 1937-09-15
LA REvISTA "SELEcTA"

Sc notifica por este A9edio a
todos los subscriptores de la
Revista "sELEcTA'', asi como
al pdblico en- general, que ma
sido nombrado nuevo agente
para esta ciudad ell SIR. Ricar-
do Mascuaana.
Por 10 tanto, Sc suplica a to.
das aquellas personas que es'
taban suscriptas y a aquella'
que a6n no 10 estabars y de
seen recibirla, Sc sirvan Motif
carlo al 2106 de la Gale Is, c
llamando por los telefono:
Y1367 8 Y 4575 y se lie servi'
ra a domicilio.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

dades de la iglesia y profanar
cementerios. Estes tribunales
pueden compararse con aquellos
que la Inquisici6ni mantuviera
en- Espana durante centenares
de amos.
Han sido sentenciados a muer
tie, en- Santona, Is republicanos.
Mas de $50 han sido sentencia-
dos en- Reinosa Y Torrelave-
ga.
La columna facciosa que mar
cha por la costa en- direction de
Gij6n esta mandada por ell CO.
ronel Manuel Tella.
Al oeste de Potes opera con
gran dificultad la caballerfa fac
ciosa, mandada por Ell coronel
Molinero. Existe un canine que
une a Potes con Cangas de Onis
Y la caballeria trata de seguir-
10, de uno en- fondo. Aseg1rase
que ell general Franco ha dis
puesto la union de las Columns
facciosas en- Cangas.
Los jefes fascistas reiteraron
aver su creencia de que podran
entrar en- Gij6n a fines de Sep
tiembre.
Regres6 por aeroplano a Sc
villa, desde Santander, donde
esta enferma su esposa, ell ex-
general Queipo de Llano. Esta
n~oticia Sc di6 por la estaci6n de
Sevilla.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

las lineas de fortificaciones y
atrincheramientos que Sc ex-
tienden desde Liuho a Chapel.
Ell mando Japon6s calcula
que en- la ofensiva toman par
tie $4,000 hombres con todos
los recursos de la guerra a su
alcance.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

Sc case la Srta. Mad55z
Contrajo matrimonio en- Mia
mi, segdn nos comunican, la
Srta. Margarita Muhiz, que du-
rante muchos amos reside en-
esta ciudad, y 81 j6yen Auster
Alexander.
La ceremonial Sc verified en-
la iglesia cat6lica de esa impor-
tante ciudad.
Els hija la desposada de los
esposos Luis MuRiz, muy COMO
cidos en- Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

Enfermo
Sigue enfermo y recluido en-
ell Sanatorio del Centre Espanol
ell estimado amigo Perfecto 70
drfguez, a~sistente secretario de
la Sociedad Circulo Cubano.
Gran nlmero de personals sc
han interesado por su salud.
Perfecto habia estado en- ese
Sanatorio la semana pasada y
despues de dos dias de reposo Sd
le lIev6 a su domicilio.
Ell pasado domingo SUI medicc
orden6 que de nuevo fuera lie
vado al Sanatorio.
Todos los que lie conocen y i
aprecian, entire ellos nosotros
hacen hoy votos por su prontt
restablecimiento.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

Pronb las secciones de re-
creo empezaran a preparar sus
planes para ell otono vel invier-
no. va dar9mos amplios deta-
lies, tan spronto nos seaaA comu-
nicados.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15

FiestGS
Dos grandes fiestas tiene a.
nunciadas ell Centre Asturiano
para Ell mes de octubre, una ell
Ola 8 y la otra Ell Is.
Para las dos Sc trabaja acti-
wamente.
Ell Circulo Cubano tiene a
nunciada otra gran fiesta, pero
no Sc nos ha communicate la fe-
cha. .ass
La gaceta., 1937-09-15
NOTAS SOCLALES

De iniciGci6n
Habra tenida de iniciaci6n, ell
venidero viernes, en- la Logia
Caballeros Leales de America.
Ruegase la ~asistencia de las
hermanas v hermanos.
Sc presentara un programa
extraordinario.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15
que arrojar de Europa a la Ru-

que arrojar de Europa a la Ru-
STA Soviet!
AL mismo tempo la Prensa
nazi aborda de nuevo Ell profile
ma de las colonias ,por orden de
Hitler, y asegura que una de
las bases s6lidas de la paz serfa
ell devolver a Alemania las CO.
lonias que lie fueron quitadas.
Elsa es la 1nica soluci6n v
significaria poner la paz sobre
Fundamentals dificiles de con-
mover.
La gaceta., 1937-09-15
Tenida

TenidG
Mahana por la noche celebra
ra su acostumbrada tenida Sc
manal, ell Castillo Crist6bal Co
Ion No. z, de los Caballeros del
Aguila de Orc.
Asuntos de importancia sc :
ran discutidos Y resueltos.
The Washington times., 1937-04-24
They Are ROIIicEci1sg SpOOIes

word or two more about ''Topper" It written by
that eccentric humor the late Thorne Smith, and is being
made into play by Eric Hatch, who authored MY
Man Godfrey"
Early the picture Constance Bennett and Cary Grant
killed in automobile accident and after that appear
ghosts But screwy, irresponsible ghosts Sample
Constance making herself disappear by drawing her hand
from the floor. as if she pulling Upper.
"copper" will cost Producer Hal Roach threequarters of
million dollars The salary of Ghost Cary Grant alone will
add $4,000 to the budget.