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Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Class G. Baseball Team Soug hit Here
CQIexico Group
Offers Plan to
Sponsor Loop Club
BY BURDETTE KINNE

Glass baseball league team in Imperial Valley
became possibility Sunday when sports leaders of Cal
headed by Johnny Carroll and the CaleXico chamber
of commerce, began campaign to bring league team to
border city Carroll long booster for the sport in the
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Women S Tourney Opens

JOSEPH, March UIP)-Thc champion Galveston
their number enemies the Little Rock Ark
National Amateur
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L. a. POULTRY

Los ANGELES. March -. d'P1
Hens. leghorns, -, %, lbs. -. l2e
Hens, lcghorns, over 4 lbs -. 12c
DO. oyer / lbs. ................ 12c
Hens, colored, 81. TO 4 lbs. =. l9c
Hens, col2red, over lbs. ...... 13c
Broilers, over /, up to l.. lbs. 17e
Broilers. over i, UP to 2i4 lbs. 156
Leghorns % to 3 lbs. .......... 15e
Fryers, colpred. . = lbs .=.. 19c
Fr%ers, colOred, over 3. lbs. up 21l
RoasterS, colOred ................ PIC
Old roostcrs, coIoreG ..... 10c
Old roosters, leghorn .,........ 08o
Stags ................... Ia
Ducklings. over pounds ...... 16t
Ducklings, under 5 pounds -. 14o
Old ducks ............#.#...... 81
Youne geese .......,. .A....,..... 15c
Old tom turkeys ...#,............. 12c
Old hen turkeys .......#,#...... 12t
Gapons S lbs. &, up ............ 25'
Rabbits, No. VIII. @l4 to AZ lbs. IL
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
Freeman Wins Title

SPOkANI Wash. March 25 VPlDavid Freeman. Pasadena
Calf national singles added hadmnton
his collection
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l.. A. GRAINS
LAR BANKS

Los ANGELES. March -. Up.
TIansH mericH = y
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25
l.. 4. HAY
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. March -. u.PJ-
Butter: extras 29c, prime fir>'. -
standards - &c, undorgradc- -
Imperial Valley press., 1940-03-25

\ tall. wiry youngster, who
two years ago fought off an
illness which had threatened
to keep him on baSeball's
sidelineS permanently. Sun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Police Department
To Get 7 New Cars

Safety Commissioner Eastwood
plans TO start his police depart
ment off on the new year with
five new prowl cars and two new
paddy wagons for which he has
S6.0s5 net budgeted for 1871.
The board Of contracts and
awards was preparing Wednesday
TO advertise for bids on the new
equipment bids to be opened al
2 p. m. Dec. Q.
Four Of the old prowl cars.
bought in late 1887 and the sum
mer of 1885 are to be traded in
on the deal and two Of the old
paddy wagons. bought in the
early part OF the Eastwood sd-
ministration will be turned in.
The department will have II
motor units other than motor
cycles when the new equipment
is added. The pending purchase
will add one new prowl car to the
net.
The five new prowl cars ordered
will be OF the four-door sedan
variety and the paddy wagons will
have steel panel bodies built for
conversion 10 partol and ambu-
lance hauling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Clover Parks
Plays Friday
Program Includes
Three One-Acts

First performance Of the Clover
Park Dramatic club high ehoo
players VII b, given Friday
evening in the school gymnasium
when three one-act plays MI b
presented under direction a Mis-.
Isabel Uranium First perform.
snee win begin 81 s
Variety Il promised as The
Valiant" is on he dramatic order,
Overhead il comedy and
Common Clay = In = new
rhythm style.
Students participating in the
production Of the PLAYS are Foster
Cronyn. Hazel Miller. Wilbur
Barker. Bill Grondahl. Bill Fowler
Wayne Brown. Carolyn whitmore.
Clinton Richardson. Rodman Rob
son. Marcells Herr. Polly Watson.
Wally Hagar. John Hewitt. Harry
johnson, Bud Lancer. Bob Toilet
son, Nedine Molinik. Dean Gil
lette. Mary Christian. Jeanne In
gram. Msrilyn Hale. Carol Brook
hyser. Molly Fowler. Bihhitts
Strong. Madeline Pitts. Marine
Keller. Patty Ford. Marie Voor-
hees. Marjorie Hatcher. Bette
Johnson and Maxine Holt.
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Normanns hall. SO. 18th and X
SITS. Thursday evening At their
regular lodge meeting
Olson has been Coffees secre-
tary since the sixth district repre-
sentative took office In 1887. For
the past two years Coffees sec
rotary has been president 81 the
Congressional Secretaries Club az
Washington. u. c, an organize
ton composed Of secretaries TO
members Of tho Louise ard the
Senate
Paul Olson Ia native son Of
the state Of Washington. = first
generation Scandinavian Of Nor
wegian parentage.
Before returning TO Tacoma 10
become associated with Congress
man Coffee. Olson was employed
In the legislative reference d.
vision Of the library OF congress
for short time Olson il a
graduate Of the University Of
Washington. at which institution
he served on the varsity debate
team for four years. held student
body elective offices and took a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

Funeral services for Miss Edna
May Harkins, 32is No. gath st.
daughter Of IN. late Edward ].
Harkins. veteran conductor Of the
Northern Pacific railroad. who
died Tuesday In a local hospital.
will be held Thursday at o 30 q. m.
from 81. patrioks church. with
the cortege leaving Gaffnsys al
p.15. Burial will follow IN Cal
vary cemetery Rosary viii be
feclted at the mortuAry Mednes-
day at 30 p. m. She came 10
Tacoma more than 40 years ago
from Minnesota. At one time shs
operated millinery store on
Broadway. but had been employed
at the state girls school at Grand
Mound for the last several years.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Alvin Richard Otto - Thursday.
3.l5 p. m. from the Bueklsy-kinE
chapel. Rev. Arthur Bell and the
Knights Of Pythias officiating
Royal A. Cove No. $50. y 4 A.
NJ. In charge at New Tacoma
cemetery
Price Moreland The body was
sent Tuesday by Buokiey-king 10
Port Townsend for burial
Mrs. Mary DeGmre Thursday.
30 a. m. from Holy Rosary
church, oortsge leaving CaAsedy A
Allen at p.i5. burial Calvary Gem
etery. rosary. Wednesday. 7t5
p. m. At the church and s.ib .. m.
at the mortuary.
William &. sandborn The body
was sent by Gaffneys 10 Durand.
Wis. for funeral services and
burial
Walter n. kstner Private ssrv-
ices were held Wednesday at ,
.. m. from the Buckle ~ KING
chapel. Rev. Harold u. Long. Of
floating burial Tacoma cemetery,
under direction Of Wngisy 4 Gle
menis. Puysllup.
Clifford & strstion Services
were held Wednesday from the
p LesdN chapel. under direction
q Aellingsr. burial. Marshall
town. IA
Tony Freihags ThurHdaY. > rs
a m. from Holy Rosary church
burial Calvary cemetery. under
direction ~ HsninEsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Bar Assn. Will
Honor Deceased

Memorial services for deceased
members Of the TAeoms haf
association who have died within
the year will h. held In superior
court Saturday At . 10 = m BE-.
fore Presiding Judge y. u Hodge.
Deceased members 10 - com.
memoraied are Judge O 9. Ellis
Guy Kelly. Lorenzo Dow and Brad.
ford A Cfowi
At its regular meeting Friday
in Tacoma hotel the association
viii have As guest speaker John
Amber Of Grossoup. Morrow A
Amber. Seattle. who Will speak
on Recent Admiralty Cases
Amber 10 an authority on mart
time law.
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ceremonial. according u Edward
J Garrison. patsn,ats
Plans were completed Wednes.
day for the entertainment ~ 800
shflnsrsL offlelal- ~ Slie temple
Seattle. ard Al RAIDER. Portland
Win hs among honored fuesis
rhs Ann hand ard patrol the
locsi group being s.Kmsnted ~
tho cFsys Hsfeor shrine club pa.
troll vii take part IN eelarful init
alton rites 81 tho Masonic tsmpls
o. a large class ~ candidates Inlns
the shrine.
The COMMITTEES in charge Ia.
planned busy .chcdul. of ssents
starting with a hsisine. session ~
?. m. followed BY = parade a.
4 .. m. IN which nobility. csnai-
dates. divan officers. the hand and
patrol Will take part. The nanaue,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

IL 80 fcT Hessi WInfhrop ~ 3
. -
am tsnrz< nsnsi IN present
roar<rt ~ ne FsIlo~<hip h>Il IT
! - ? N snd the e<remonisI ~
I'm farm = scheduled or : , n.
Th< ccrs.ten ~ the cerernenisi
hfinEs shFin<Fs - re city frofn
Southwest ws<hinxtar. Including
c<nfFails ch~nsfis south F>nd.
kstniames W~nsfeh~~ vs. ~
p~et<sf - <<nd q representative
group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Appeal Likely
In PUD Case

Refusing q sait their eng -
spirited leKal battle against oon.
nscstien ~ Washington Gas q
Electric CO rror~ftie. ~ th<
pubic utility district No Il
coWhtz county. sttoruexs Tor ~
private company indicated wel.
nes,isy thew Sruid srr~al -
federal court. decision IN fsveF
a ~ = q. 4.
Wsitlng fer ~ cnmpany IN the
federal clerks affice hrrs "a -
seasTE = 4 n payment toF
nrcrertis. ~ t.enTsiew snd Ryder.
~cod.
.rsn,~d sertncate
FEDERAL Ioiss |. 4. niaek Tues.
day AZ Seattle granted the Pun
= certificate 81 acquisition result
n some eight months sraasnosfse
legal maneuvers which becomes
effective only when the " q az
accepts the money.
Last week lawyers for eosh
sides found themselves IN q legal
wrangle regarding payment % the
principal sum % tho federal clerk.
and the money was instead held
BY the National Bank II Wash
ington untii settlement ~ the pro-
ceedings for transferring the
money. tho federal clerk retain.
commission amounting u te2 81
To Retsla Nest
Mean~hils. commissioners - the
= 4 u announced Wednesday
that James l.. Neteaif - Seattle.
former chief 81 the Bonneville
planning and marketing division.
will he in charge ~ it, newly
acquired properties All other
employees. with that exception. ~tll
be retained
The 7. q. u confirmed It's Ia
tentlon TO acquire Cowiits county
facilities 81 the Puget Sound
Power a ilght Co. and the North
west Electric Go.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Thinks Ord Must
Serve Life Term

Prosecutor Thor Tollefson said
Wednesday the state parole board
action on John Ord's sentenc.
could not affect the first degree
murder case, in his opinion, but
only the second degree murder
charge to which the fireman
pleaded guilty last June.
The county attorney said he
believed it beyond the board 5
power to change the life sentence
Ord received for the premeditated
murder of his former common-law
wife. Myra Nosler.
A dispatch from Olympia Tues
day said the parole board had set
q minimum term of Is years for
Ord. That, according to Toilet
son, could not apply to any except
the second degree sentence. in the
murder of Hale Nosler. II also
was a life term.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Injured Woman S
Condition Grave

FAILING - raiix o. treatment.
Ms Reatficc WIteenf a. ~ iSia
50 NskInss ave as I'll uncon=
sltous Wednesday after hrink
struck ~ = car II 50 18th and
Tacoma ~. Monday nszr ntds
nlght. according q attaches -
ST Josephs hospital
Mrs Nitcopf Was struck hy =
ear driven BY Harrison Hewitt ~
Camp Murray Hewitt while At
liberty. - under technical arrest
pending Investigation o. the acct
dent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Window in Bakery
Broken, $50 Taken

Brazen or foolhardy 49, police
aren't certain whiCh-but at least
enjoying a certain degree Of sue
cess. a thief smashed a large plate
glass window in a downtown
bakery at o'clock Tuesday eve
ming and helped himself to $50.
Scene Of the bold robbery was
the Federal bakery shop. 18th and
Market SITS.
The large glass had recently
been removed and replaced during
alterations, and it was first as
sumed 1t had shattered during the
night because of temperature
changes or other undetermined
factors. Subsequent investigation
revealed the theft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Money Appropriated

An ordinance appropriating sl5.-
900 from the water fund for pur-
chase of supply line. tubing and
fittings for the water depart
ment's warehouse was passed by
the council Wednesday, Another
ordinance appropriated $4,000
from the same fund TO pay the
balance Of cost on construction OF
the Hood st. reservoir bypass
pipe line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Obituary n Offices
EMILE n. BERGER

Emile u. Berger. ~. died Tues.
day at his home in Home. Wash,
where he had lived the last 70
years. He leaves two sisters, Mrs
Frances Nussbeek Of Home and
Mrs Pauline Hummel Of Cleveland
Ohio. and one brother. Robert
Rishopberger Of Switzerland stor-
lie will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Coffee's Secretary to Talk
AtNormanna Hall Thursday

TIE Duties and Responsibilities
q = Congressman viii - the
subject a talk hy Paul A.
Olson. secretary = Congressman
John NJ. Coffee. BEFORE IRE sons
and Daughters q Norway a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Fifty Million VIII
Improve Air Bases

wAsHIsGTON - Secretary u
the Navy Frank Knox announced
Wednesday that President Rooss.
yelt has ailoeatsd so. 900. 900 for
construction Of necessary facilities
for u s. air and naval bAses sites
lsased from Britain In this henri
sphere
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JAMES IAPLATTE

James IAPlatte. 81, Of MIS-
qually. died Tuesday In a local
hospital. lie leaves brother,
William Of oakville, Wash. Cas-
sedy a Allen viii announce the
funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

leadership Of ( W Van Rooy. At
that time exalted ruler Of Tacoma
Elks. The organizsuon now has
grown 70 the point where its serv-
ice extends to every part Of the
city.
AT the head OF the 1910 COM
mittee are Ken Kennel. chairman
Of the Christmas committee. and
Jerry Geehsn. chairman Of the
Stocking Filters. Serving under
them are Harry Dorman. Howard
Tatum. John Anderson, r. C
Bourbon. Herb Nelson. Y. H
Snowden. F. f Edwsrdsen. n. l.
Jueling. Brad Bannon. Abe Olson.
Ralph Curry. Michael Mylnek.
Arthur Ames.
Also. F. d. somers. Arthur
James. Henry F. Nelson Henry
Matthaei, John D. Cochran. c. @.
Brathen, Frank Heffernan. Harry
Norman, Cecil Wslrath. r. q.
kennard, Roy Hodgert. Perry
Moore. c. II. Rulofsan. II. L. Meis.
Bob Mills. Z. h. Leamon, Roy
Frederickson. Paul Riggs, John
Wayne, Alex Hosmer and others.
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BtiIDI>. PERMIT

A building permit VAS issued
Wednesday 20 J n. Johnson for .
$4,000 residence At asiT No. Alma
worth ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28
Stocking Filters Planning
10 Bring Joy to Children
Some Thousand of Less Fortunate Are
To Be Assisted by Elks at Christmas

The Tacoma Elks lodge is making plans for its annual
drive to bring cheerful Christmas the citys less
tunate children.
The Eks Stocking Filters more will appeal to Ia
eomans for donations to distribute among the needy Plans
FOR big Christmas party Christmas morning AT the
Eks temple already under way This year some 900
children expected to attend the event
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

II you're not using il. sell il with
Fast Action Times Want Ad
Phone Main 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

prominent part = varied campus
activities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

At the party there Will be enter
tainment consisting Of numerous
musical and novelty numbers.
The Stocking Filters sprang into
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-28

being IL years ago under the
leadership Of {. W Van Rooy. at
that time exalted ruler Of Tacoma
Elks. The organization now has
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Miss Dorothy Let's Feted

Miss Jane Ramsey daughter the
Claims yesterday delight
full luncheon and wedding q popular
bdeelec Miss Dorothy Haney
parties since her engagement Mr. MCGUIRE jr
Miss Let's and Mr. Mcclure the
Of Arlington va and Washington will be married Saturday
the Church Of Covenant Ramseyer
bridesmaid in the wedding
Ovs at yesterdays approach
ing wedding and friends
niece Justice and Mrs Dickinson
home.
I'M Mcclure private practice CITY,
and ~ bride will make their home here
Evening star., 1940-02-18
'Marionettes' Are BUSY
Junior League Committee Prepares
To Entertain at Institutions

The Washington Junior Leagues Maonette Committee has been
busy IN the past adapting the script Of ansel Gre
used in musical marionee play which will mark the debut
Maronette Songsters.
The Marionette Committee which the welfare
Committee provides
settlement houses hospitals old
OF the committee design figures costumes
and scenery.
Two complete casts to alternate
other emergencies Taking the
Duaney and Julie Camp while Gretel played
Tyler handle the ula
puppets Mrs Detlow Marhnson Miss
Father Mrs Horace Peasee and
Peasee and Alexander Sandman the Angels and
Mrs Cruise and Miss Louisa c. Popham the Witch.
Mrs John Ward Cutler chairman Committee and
the author OF the script and director the production
has charge Of marionette construction and
Mrs. Thomas Knowles Committee Il
stage and her assistant lights
and properties @ t+S,Hfi.e 49, =
Mrs Francis Amian scenery Horace
Peasee for the costumes all which
TO assure accuracy to period
pze for costume design At the Ineasue Marionee Conference
Ins sonssters whose voices heard during the
Robert Kinnebrew and Eugene w Sloan.
They premiere" in March Is soon
. their shedule workd out many requests
thv hays received 70 eppsar.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Zuberbuhlers Plan
To Sail Wednesday
For Argentina

Senor Don Luis Mariana Zuber-
buhler, who has been in Washing
ton on a special mission, with Sonora
de Zuberbuhler will sail Wednes-
day for their home in the Argentine.
Senior Zuberbuhler was for some
time Secono Secretary Of the Ar
gentine Emnassy here and his wife
is the former Miss Margot Garrett,
daughter OF Mrs. George A. Garrett.
Senor and Sonora de Zuberbuhler
have been much entertained the last
few months since they have been
back in Washington.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Climax to G. p. Parties
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam
Hostess at Tea to Visitors

the series parties that centered around the bg
Republican National Committee in for the aAportan
meeting committee the given yesterday afternoon by Mrs
sister Of late fomer Vice President
assisting
Martin assistant chairman Of the Republican National
and Mrs Virginia White Spee national
committee the District Of Columbia. aa
Delightful
Is Dove" Party.
party delightful function Of Mrs Cams for
invited the wives Of the Repb
hcan Senators and all OF the members
Of the board Of the Republican Women Of which Mrs Gam
president at the affair which the
awomen party connection with the committee meeting
Spring flowers artistic fashion about the charming
Mrs Cams hostess chose for the occasion
brocade princess lines with
long sleeves and most becoming with her lovely white hair
Alternating
Table.
Taking during afternoon Mrs
McNay Warren Arthur H. vandenberg,
Taft Mrs Ralph Ralph O. Brewster,
Mrs Ralph A. and Mrs. Charles
Mrs mother Of the Cover
nor national that State
Bertha Baur Of illinois, Miss Katherine Byrne Of Connecticut
Kennedy Brown Of Ohio and John Han Of
national from their respsctys eae
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Weddings Mark Calendar
During Lenten Season
In Capital and Away
Mrs. Margaret MacG George Becomes
Bride of Mr.. George Hall Mofett;
Other MARRIAGES Of Interest

Yesterday which Cupd and
st. Valentine hold the spotlight chosen by
their wedding Despite
noceaby cples
whose marriages interest
Mrs Margaret MacGeorge
Wed to Mr.. Moneh.
In Wayne Pa attention focused yesterday wedding
Margaret Ann Truxal Maceorge Mr.
William Mofett this Moe u N
The bride the daughter Trxal and
was at their attractive residence
Chaplain W. Thomas u NJ oated presence small
group Of relatives and close
Arrangements for the wedding
couple left Immediately after wedding trip
Mrs Mohett,
be present at the marriage son.
Bride
OF Powder Blue.
The bride given in she wore
powder blue organza made with
eoroaoered IN crystals rineones
her with short
ne the valley The bride had attendants
Fulton, U. s. N, man. ~
Aater March the couple will be at home in
Inc bride attended Miss Wrights
antmon Lausanne, oe graduated from
paaa1 col.u
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Leaving for Cuba

The Netherlands Minister and
Nine. Loudoun will leave Wednes-
day for Cuba, where the former also
represents his Government as Min
lister. They will be absent about q
fortnight and are expected to re-
turn March 8.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Capital Is Quiet Socially,
With Hostesses Resting
During Lenten Season
Several Officials Out of City;
Attorney General Visiting Mother;
Woodrings to Leave for Kansas

few ouIney-mosy Southern
and two brief cities
social items concerning the members
these cabinet
bers is Now that Lent is here thought I'd rest awhile"
Woodrings to Leave
On Trip to Kansas.
The Secretary War and his lovely blond planning
leave today tomorrow for where
Mr. Woodng will speak Thursday George Washngons
birthday celebration little
and Cooper Florida where their
escape the rigors of the Washington
former Senator Mrs Marcus Coolidge
Woodring the Secretary
q little while in the South with their family.
Attorney General
Is Visiting Mother
The Attorney General Mr. Robert Jackson NJ
where he Is visiting his mother William
ILL., The Attorney Generals wife remaining
Wardman Park Hotel
Easter holidays by their daughter Miss
student at Smith College.
The Secretary of the Navy
1ngon today for New York City
Although most high officials leave town for least
part OF time while in making before distinguished
gathering Mr. Edison
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Retiring Secretary
OF Embassy and
Wife to Be Feted

The Counselor OF the Belgian
Embassy and Baroness de Cru
ben will entertain at dinner
again Sunday, February Is, when
their guests OF honor will be the
retiring Secretary Of the italian
Embassy and Countess Roberti.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

Continued on Page D-s, Column -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-24
STATE

II you intend To see the banner
double bill currently at the Warner
Bros. State theater you'll have to
hurry as performances tomorrow
evening positively concludes It's en-
gagement. The headliner Is Sandy
Is A Lady," judged the laugh classic
OF the year, starring Baby Sandy
and q host Of fun makers; while
Gambling on the High Seas" with
Wayne Morris and Jane Wyman Is
the second big treat.
And then starting Wednesday the
State will usher In another OUT
standing program with 1.-THE Ghost
Breakers" co-starring Bob Hope and
Paulette Goddard, topping the bill.
Bob and Paulette are the two
stars who gave you the thrill Of
your life In 1.-THE Cat and the Can
airy" and now they're back again
with Q thousand new thrills and a
million new laughs.
II you never saw q hair-raising
comedy before don't miss this one.
It's thrilling and spoofing In just
the right proportions with ghosts
and gags following each other In
rapid succession. One minute you'll
hold your breath In suspense, and
the next moment you'll let 1t 60 In
side-splitting laugh.
OF course, Bob Is at his WISE
cracking best. Even the skeletons
rattle IN the closets from laughter
when they're not busy soaring peo-