Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 11

Catholic Women Wood River Tolnstall Officers Mrs. M. F- Manning New president of Or- ganisation Jan. will be in- ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE ELEVEN ncr Wednesday afternoon nt Church hall by the Club. be In "Mrs, G.

L. Mrs. vice- Eugene pftu schleeper, I' rcslde L. H. Brown, of lhc executl bo rd 942Ve MrS MStt Wayll re man Mrs.

James Green, Mrs. ffitell'ley. Mrs. S. R.

Hageman nd Mrs. Bert Morison. Taken to Hospital R. Mrs. William automobile avenue.

According (he police report, in 'which Mrs. Helmantoler vfts injured was traveling east on Madison avenue and struck a 1-ght cole on Ihe east side of tVth Cet The car was being driven hv Dave Logan, who reported that (h( mishap occured when he swerved to avoid a car on Sixth Let police said. Mrs. Helman- tnler was the only occupant of the "ar who required hospltallzatlon. tie car was towed to a Wood River garage.

the hospital this morning It was reported that Mrs. Helmantoler was suffering from several lacerations of her face. Called to Canton WOOD D. Gardner of Central avenue was called to Canton, 111., by the serious ill- new of a sister. Methodist Church News WOOD Rev, Smith ot the Methodist Church will deliver the sermon at.

the baccalaureate services at the high school next Sunday evening. There will be no services at the church. The Sunday school board met Sunday afternoon, and discussed "Improved Methods of Class Work," Vernoru Loafman, general superintendent, of the school, was in charge. The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Wednesday afternoon at the church at 1 o'clock. Women of the church will serve a baked ham supper for the public Thursday night, beginning at 5:30.

The Philathea class will meet Friday night at the hcme of Mrs. Harold Vernor of Lorena avenue and Mrs. Oscar Weller and Mrs. Lewis will be assistant hostesses. Leave for California WOOD and Mrs.

James Towey, Mr. and Mrs. Stark, Eugene Waggoner and Warren Biacklock accompanied Charles Towey, Maurice Stark Harry Durham, Harold Kruse and Dick Goodman to St. Louis today, where they took the train for San Diego, Calif. The boys have enlisted in the marine corps.

Women to Meet WOOD RIVER. The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will have all-day meeting Wednesday at the church. The day will be spent sewing for the Red Cross. A pot-luck dinner will be served at noon. Hostesses for the 'lay are Mrs.

Ross Davidson, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Fred Christian and Mrs. William Bacheldor jr. Driven to Florida WOOD RIVER.

W. H. Witthoeft of Eighth street accompanied his daughter, Mrs. LaMar Barton, and small son to Mobile, Ala. They were returning there alter a visit here.

He then went 'o Sarasota, to visit Gus Fred- 'iwson, a former Wood River resi- wnt, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Carfer, who are spending the winter in Florida. Miss Mildred Witthoeft, who is nurse in Los Angeles, left for her home after a visit here with Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Witthoeft. Cukes for Soldiers WOOD RIVER. The Circle of Sisters donated cakes and rookies to the soldiers in East Al- on Now Year's Day.

Sisters Mo helped were Anna KrniWi, "orothy Barach, Millca Maletich, ihcresa Kinder, Sophie Barach, lava Cnvich, Anzlina Dugan, Mary Mismanoff an Agnes Stanich. Detained by Snow WOOD RIVER. Mrs. and Mrs. Schilling and daughter, oyanne, of Fifth street, who been visiting Mrs.

Schilling's wnts, MI. and Mrs. Carl Sari Coucr Ark Planned to Wood River Saturday Wcpk absence, hut due to 1 hes of snow, topped by i lhe were obliged to remain lhc 'e until better weather 1 sWent'i Parley WOOD RIVER. Mrs. Roy- I 7, ei' of Tenth street was thc Past President's "lent llome Tnursda was )i IH lolt buain ess meeting the and I)lnns were roade of the Alton Prewdenl-B Parley which will held February, 'to (llnlnR table had a e(lf rose8 A sodal hour 'Pent after lhe meeting.

Mrs. l' re each guest with H1VER. Police broke store of Frank Main street, at vni wnen the In Sl t0 be fllled 'niukc. that the I Tonight's RADIO Program KSD 650 KXOK 6SO WBW 710 KFUO 860 KMOX 1120 WIL KWK 1880 Bulletin; Intar- vlew with Wendell W. Moore, president of St.

Louis Export Managers' Club. KWK, Orphan Annie. KMOX, News. WIL, South American Way. KFUO, News.

KXOK, News. 5:15 KSD, Civilian Defense Speaker. KWK, Superman. KM- OX, Hedda Hopper's Hollywood. WIL, Waltz Time.

KF4JO, SporU KXOK, Musical Clipper. RUBS David's Orchestra. Associated Press News. KWK, Jack Armstrong. KMOX, Frank Parker, gongs.

KXOK, MacGrcgor's Fairy Tales. KX- OK, Sextet. KFUO, Cathedral Shadows. Music Well Done: Al Roth'g orchestra and chorus with Karen Kemple and Bob Hannon, singers. KMOX, News.

Captain Midnight. WIL, Stars of Songland. KXOK, Tom Mix Straight Shooters. News Bulletin; Stockton and Eschen KWK, America's prayer Minute; News; Sports. KMOX, Amos and Andy.

WIL, Minute Man; News; Meet the Band. WEW, Vagabond Poet KXOK, Herbert Marshall, Bert Wheeler, Janet Gaynor, Hank Ladd and the Merry Macs. News of the World; John W. Vandercook, commentator. KWK, Here's Morgan.

KMOX, Lanny Ross. WIL, Red Cross Speaker; Just Relax. The Friendly Tavern; Julie O'Neill, Clalr Calllhnn, Joe Karnes, The Toppers, Russ David's orchestra. KWK, News. KMOX, Mellow Time.

WIL, Musical Sports Review. KXOK, News. Dr. Roland Greene Usher, news analyst. KWK, Lon Saxon, baritone.

KXOK, Sports. lllliiHIHIHIillitllUliHIillllllilUilHi smoke was caused by a tightly- closed damper. Auto Accident WOOD RIVER. A minor accident was reported to the police Sunday, involving cars belonging to Francis Riddle, 458 Prospect, and E. E.

Hoover, 608 Halloran. The mishap occurred in a downtown and resulted in minor damage. To Resume Meeting! WOOD RIVER. The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist Church will resume its weekly quilting meetings Wednesday of thia week, after having suspended them for the holidays. Entertains Sub-Deb Club WOOD RIVER.

Miss Betty Haag of Ninth street was hostess to the Sub-Deb club at her home Wednesday evening. There are 12 members in this club. After a short business meeting, games were played and the hostess served refreshments. Returns from Jewish Hospital WOOD RIVER. Miss Audrey Nissenholtz of Ferguson avenue was brought home Friday from the Jewish hospital at St.

Louis, where she had been undergoing treatment for two weeks for sinus trouble. Pinochle Club Meeta WOOD RIVER. Mrs. A. Morrison of Lorena avenue entertained her pinochle club Thursday evening.

There were two tables and prizes were won by Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. J. W. Hamilton and Mrs.

J. F. Traband. Dessert was served. Return from Hospital WOOD RIVER Mrs.

James Yakuboss has returned with her infant son, Robert, to her home at 41 East Madison avenue. The child was born Jan. 3, at Memorial Hospital. Wood River Notes WOOD RIVER. Mr.

and Mrs. L. Hill of Whitelaw avenue entertained guests from St. Louis at a dinner Saturday evening at their home. Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Kennedy and son, Jerry, of St. Louis visited Mrs. Kennedy's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Sullivan of Tlpton avenue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Al Girard of Seventh street spent Thursday at Alton visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Girard. Dwight and Bob Raylield of Edge Hill, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

Tim Van Camp of Lorena avenue. M. and Mrs. Charles Groves of Peoria were here for the funeral of their' uncle, Roy Hart, which was held at Staunton Wednesday. They visited Groves' parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Groves, of Seventh street. Mr. and Mrs. David Hicks of Michigan, who have been guests of their daughter, Miss Virginia Hicks of Ninth street, an instructor in the Community High school, left Saturday for Memphis, for an indefinite time.

Miss Mary Boschert of Acton avenue left Saturday for Houston, to visit her daughter, Mrs. Myron Gable, for a few months. Mr. and Mrs. William Lee Davis of Vandnllu and their son, Donald Davis of Corpus spent Thursday and Friday with Mr.

and Mrs. Ohmcr Bethards of Eula avenue. Donnld Davis Is leaving for the army. Riley Hefner, who was operated on at Alton Memorial hospital last Monday, was brought to hlg homo on Acton avenue Sunday. Mrs.

Lou Markham has returned to her home on Lorena avenue after a visit with relatives at Chatham Mrs. Joseph Saxton is ill her home on Penning avenue. Earl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rook of Acton avenue, is re- ported to be making considerable progress toward recovery following a recent James Melton, tenor; Francla White, soprano; Don Voorhees' symphony orchestra; Voorhees's "The Bell Schwartz' "If There Is Someone Lovller Than Carpenter's the Gavotte from Thomas' "Bess, You Is My Woman" trom Gershwin's "Porgy and the "Anvil Chorus" from Verdi's "II Trovn- tore." KWK, Cal Tlnney, news comment.

KMOX, Vox Pop. WIL. News; Console Capers. KXOK, I Love a Mystery. Mandrake the Magi- clan.

WIL, Mr. Fixlt. Richard Crooks, tenor, and Alfred Wallensteln's symphonic orchestra; Berlioz' "Hungarian Rlmsky- Korsakoff's "Song of Dellbes "Pizzicato Balfe's "Were You There?" Strauss' "Southern Roses Foster's "Ah May the Red Rose." KWK, Lone Ranger. KMOX, Gay Nineties Review. WIL, Civilian Defense Program.

KXOK, True or False, News. Elmer Davis, news comment. Dr. I. the Mental Banker.

KWK, Gabriel Heatter, news comment. KMOX, Radic Theater; Dickens' "A Tale oi Two Cities," Ronald Colman and Edna Best in the leading roles, WIL, Dance Time. KXOK, Stan Daugherty's orchestra. Hunting and Fishing, KWK, The War at Sea. KXOK, News.

That Brewster Boy dramatization. KWK, Harry James 1 orchestra. WIL, News; Eventide Echoes. KXOK, For America We Sing: Kenny Baker and Helen Olheim. U.

S. Navy program. Portraits in Music; William Miller, tenor; Lullaby Lady; Percy Faith's orchestra All-Gilbert and Sullivan program. KWK, Raymond Gram Swing, news comment. KMOX, Orson Welles 1 Theater.

WIL, Harlem Rhythm. KXOK, Merry-Go-Round. Spotlight Bands, Ed die Duchln's orchestra. WIL, Rhapsody in Swing. Cavalcade of America "The Gentleman From Charles Boyer in the leading role.

KWK, Rich Hayes Plays, KMOX, Blondie. WIL, Sparklers. KXOK, Lum and Abner. News. WIL, News, KXOK, Ted Steele Pleasure Time; Fred Warin'g's orchestra.

KWK Sports. KMOX, Ben Feld Show WIL, Corn Cobblers. KXOK News. Mellow Melodies KWK, Brown's Orchestra KMOX, News. WIL, Tango and Rhumba Time.

KXOK, Organ Ensemble. Associated Press News. KWK, Radio Newsreel KMOX, Sports. Rhythm- izers. KXOK, Charlie Spivak's orchestra.

Music Sung and Swung. KMOX, Moonlight Serenade. WIL, Dance orchestra. Associated Press News KWK, News; Benny Goodman's orchestra. KMOX, News; Music, WIL, Dance Music.

KXOK, News; Music. The Music You Want When You Want It. Enric Madriguera's orchestra. KMOX, Frankie Masters' orchestra. WIL, Defense of America.

News; Music. KM- OX, Herbie Holmes' orchestra. WIL, Dawn Patrol. KXOK, Tommy Dorsey's orchestra. 11:50 KSD, Associated Press News.

News. Let's Dance. KWK, Horace Heidt's orchestra. KX- OK, News Roundup. KMOX, Music; News.

News. KXOK, Dance and Romance. Enric Madriguera's orchestra. News. Mr.andMrs.MickeyRooney Honeymoon in California HOLLYWOOD, Jan.

12, Mickey Rooney, No. 1 attraction at the movie theater boxoffices, is at Del Monte with the former Ava Gardner of Wilson, N. to whom he was married at Ballard, near Santa Barbara, last Saturday. The 21-year-old Mickey and his 19-year-old actress sweetheart were married by the Rev. Glenn Lutz at the Ballard Presbyterian Church with only his parents, her sister and two or three friends in attendance.

Henry Lee Cotter Home Police Magistrate and Mrs. Henry Cotter were given a happy week-end by a visit of their son, Henry Lee Cotter, who took advantage of a three-day leave for a flying trip home from Aberdeen proving grounds of the Ordnance Corps in Maryland. Cotter has completed a training course in the Ordnance Corups as a private and now i-xpcc'ts transfer to another station. He arrived here late Saturday afternoon, and was obliged to leave again Sunday evening. In order to operate legally under "contact flight" regulations, planes flying 1000 feet or less above the ground must have a minimum daytime visibility of one mile--two miles at night.

All smss AMMICAN KAMI Book Collecting Committee Named For Roxana Area Volumes Will Be Used to Supplement Army, Libraries ROXANA, Jan. 12 Mrs. Arnold Pfaffllh, local director of "Victory Book Campaign," has announced her committees for the campaign, which Is a nationwide drive for books, sponsored by the American Library Association, the American Red Cross and the United Service Organizations. The books are for soldiers, sailors and marines as a supplement to the library service maintained by the services. The committees are: local publicity, Mrs.

S. W. Frey, Mrs. Albert Crltcblow, Glen Bowman and H. Hunter; newspaper publicity, Miss Eunice Harra and Mrs.

Olen Martin; sorting, Miss Louise Pyle, Mrs. I. E. Dauer and Mrs. Olen' Martin; village soliciting, Algonquin terrace, Mrs.

R. C. Roberts. Woman's club members will canvass the village, their homes being receiving stations for the books as follows: Mrs. Lynn Major Doerr avenue; Mrs.

Stanley Woods, Mrs. Lawrence Betts, Fifth street; Mrs. Oliver Howard, Mrs. Owen Randolph, First; Mrs. Joe Kenedy, Mrs.

Ira Killam, Second- Mrs. William Redd, Mrs. Oscar Kleinert, Mrs. W. H.

Gross, Mrs. George Harris, Central; Mrs. O. R. Schueler, Mrs.

GUIs Hamilton Elm; Mrs. Monroe Rhodes, Mrs. Alonzo Bowman, Third; Mrs. Dan Bost Mrs. L.

E. Purdy. Tydeman; Mrs. S. D.

Shane, Thomas; Mrs. Grover Almon, Seventh; Mrs Arnold Pfafflin, Sixth; Mrs. J. R. Venable, Walnut; Mrs.

E. Becker, Rohm; Mrs. Charles Forman, Maple; Mrs. Carl Arnold, Mrs. Gilbert Wade, Fourth.

The Girl Scout troop, under the direction of their leader, Mrs. Chester Evans, and Boy Scouts, with their leader, J. Venable, will collect books. Mayor Charles Harbke and Chief of Police Herbert Murphy are on the transportation committee. P.

T. A. to Meet ROXANA The Brushy Grove P. T. A.

will meet tonight at the school at 7:30 o'clock. Claw to Meet ROXANA The Philathea class of the First Baptist church will have their class meeting at the home of Mrs. Norman West on Fifth street Tuesday. Home from West Virginia ROXANA Mrs. Flora Durham returned to her home on Thomas street' from Welrton, West.

v.here she visited her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Ford; for two weeks. Enlists in Marines Leading Church Woman Arrested As 'Con Artist NEWARK, N. Jan.

12. people of the parish of staid Roseville Methodist Church were astounded today at the news that their most ardent church worker had been arrested as a confidence woman with a record of a half- century of swindling and prison life. The charge against Mrs. Amelia Carr, gentle-voiced bespectacled wife of the chairman of the church trustees, was defrauding another church woman of $4700. Essex County Prosecutor William A.

Wachenfeld said a check of fingerprints by the FBI unveiled a career of crime starting in 1891 during which Mrs. Carr, now 66, had swindled numerous victims of more than $1,000,000. The husband, J. Clarence Carr, 70, was heartbroken. He couldn't believe It.

"She has been a queen to me. I know nothing about any unfortunate affairs of her past," he said. The church pastor, the Rev. Edson R. Leach, could only say: "It simply amazes me, because for the past five years I have watched her doing charitable work and acting the role of a good churchwoman." When the aghast police let her sit with two police matrons who acted the role of prisoners they were more surprised because, Prosecutor Wachenfeld related, she quickly spotted the two for officers and burst forth with the words, strange indeed for a churchwoman: "Do you think I'm dumb enough to blow my top off to them?" Wachenfeld said the FBI dossier disclosed she had used eight aliases, Ray J.

Brlckey employe of the Sessel store, Alton, who has enlisted in the Marines, will leave Jan. 15 for San Diego, Calif. He was entertained Friday evening at Nan-Mar, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sessel in Fairmount.

This evening the McHenry Club will entertain with a farewell dinner. Brickey, who appeared In the St. Louis municipal opera chorus for the 1941 season, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brickey of Jerseyville.

Dies at 102; Outlived 10 of Her 13 Children BLOOMINGTON, 111., Jan. 12 UP) Mrs. Margaret Isabel Taylor, 102, who outlived 10 of her 13 children, died yesterday. She was the widow of Richard L. Taylor, Civil War veteran who died in 1913.

Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Jean Staggers, Madison, Mrs. Elizabeth McCoy, Beardstown, 111., and Mrs. Sadie Keith, Bloomington, 25 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren and several great-great- grandchildren. U.

S. Philosophers Honor Wm. James MADISON, Jan. 12, Leading philosophers of America, gathered to observe the centenary of the birth of William James, great American thinker, agreed today that the nation would withstand the war strain but one declared that "we need more guts than philosophy." Six hundred philosophers and philosophy students honored James contended that war has been the. only force that could discipline a a two- day meeting at the University of Wisconsin.

James, brother of the famous novelist, Henry James, was born Jan. 11, 1842. American philosophical fiber will withstand the terrific tensions of war because the people have a greter breadth of vision, several thinkers declared. Superstition Natives of Bali, in the Dutch East Indies, are horrified at. the birth of boy and girl twins.

They purify the site by destroying the house of the parents, and sequester the mother and infants for 42 days. The cap of a drum major is called a "shako." was still sought by police of 15 states, had been discharged from Washington state prison in 1936, only three months before she mar; ried Carr in New York, was first arrested in 1891, and arrested again 19 times, and served prison terms in New Jersey state prison, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Walla Walla and Spokane, Wash. CENTRAL AND THO.MAH TONIGHT TUESDAY Continuous From 1 P. M. "THIS WOMAN IS MINE" Franchot TONE John CARROLL Walter BRENNAN Carol BRUCE And "OUR WIFE" Starring Ruth HUSHEV Melvyn DOUGLAS Ellen DHKW 8KU5CTKD HIIOKT8 OmUnuutu Alwayi a 7-11 p.

m. Good Show NORSIDE The Hint Modern and Molt Theater In Alton TO-NITE Tuesday On account of the exceptional length of both features, each will be shown one time. FRANCHOT TONE if JOHN CARROLL WALTER BRENNAN if CAROL BRUCE 'This Woman Is Shown ut 8:00 RUTH HUSSEY MELVYN DOUGLAS if ELLEN DREW 'OUR WIFE' Shown at 0:20 COMING THURS. in "Whistling In The Dark" AlHU "Private Nurse" North Alton News Boys' Cliili Meeting The Boys' Club of the North Side Plnygrouncl will moot Tues- dny night, Jnn. 13, at.

the shelter- house on West Mather slreol, nt 7:30 o'clock. Bill Moss, athletic coach of Phurtieff college, will speak to the boys on sports. All members and boys between tiie nge of 13 and 19 are Invited to come out and hear Coach Moss. Booster Social Meet Members of the Booster Club of (he North Side Playground Association are having a social get-together tonight (Monday) nt the shelterhouse. Members are asked to come and bring a friend or neighbor to this, the first social guttiering of the new year.

Pinochle will be tho feature attraction, so members, round up the pinochie fans and come out. A. Executive Meeting Members of the Parent Teacher Association executive board of the AfcKinley-Delmnr schools, will meet at the McKinley school nt seven o'clock Tuesday evening. AH members are requested to be present, A. Merlins The January meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association of the McKlnley-Delmar schools will be held Tuesday evening, Jan.

13, at 7:30 o'clock at the McKinley school. The aim for January is "Intellectual Growth." The speaker will be Judge William P. Bcynton. A program will be presented by children from Miss Matthews' room. North Alton Personals Private William Witt left Sunday night for Aberdeen, where he is stationed, after a ahort visit with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Otto Witt of 216 Elm. Returning with Witt to Aberdeen was Private Ed Riley, who visited relatives in Alton. The boys expect to be transferred upon their arrival at Aberdeen where they have been stationed since induction into service three months ago. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Brown of Hawthorne place visited Sunday at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith in Medora. Miss Ann Ashall of Granite City, who was a weekend guest of Miss Margie Molloy, has returned to her home.

Tokyo Claims Japanese Troops Take Celebes Town TOKYO, Jan. 12 (Official broadcast recorded by UP)) headquarters claimed today that. Menado, a town near the northeast tip of the Celebes islands, had been captured and the island of Tarakan, off Borneo, had surrendered this morning to Japanese forces invading the Netherlands East Indies. (Menado, a town of about 12,000 population, is the capital of the Dutch residency of the same name and is situated on the Tondano river.) These were the latest in a series of fresh successes claimed by imperial headquarters In the widening Pacific war. Other successes reported were: That the Japanese army had occupied Olongapo, U.

S. naval base on Subic Bay, 60 miles northwest Manila. That Japanese forces driving down the Malay peninsula had entered Kuala Lumpur, capital of the federated Malay states. Mrs. Robert Lilly, who is a pneumonia patient at St.

Joseph's hospital, Is reported to be improving. Mrs. Harry Wntson of 2.323 Mound street was pleasantly surprised by a phone call Saturday night from her son, Robert, who enlisted in the Navy two weeks ago, find he says he Is well satisfied so far. He Is stationed at Great Lakes Naval Station with the First Regiment, Co. 262, Barracks H.

He reports the weather there has been 17 degrees below zero. Mrs. Harry Cutler Is III at her home at 1322 State street with an attack of flu. Mr. and Mrs.

John St. Peters and daughter, Hazel, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert St. Peters were Sun- duy guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Clem- erce Wendle of Dow. Lester Spillman of Greenville was an Alton business visitor today With Alton Boys In the Service R. A. Briscoe In Air Corps KELLY FIELD, Jan.

12 (Special) Robert A. Briscoe, a former resident of Wood River, is a member of the first class of aviation cadets to enter the Air Corps Replacement Training Center (Aircrew) since the entrance of United States into World War II. The class started training Dec. 20. Cadet Briscoe, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Walter C. Briscoe of Westfield, 111., will go through five weeks of preliminary training before beginning the advanced course in one of the Gulf Coast Air Corps Training Center Area primary schools. Women to Meet At Cottage Hills BETHALTO, Jan. of Community Baptist Church at Cottage Hills will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.

for their regular social and business meeting. Hostess for the evening will be Mrs. Willard Rustin of Cottage Hills. Mid-week prayer service of the church will be held Thursday at 7:30 p. m.

The public is invited. South Wales is the name of a town in New York state. IlDUTfl TONIGHT LAST TIMES Melvyn DOUGLAS Ruth HUSSEY and Ellen DREW IN "OUR WIFE' Franchot TONE Walter BRENNAN Carol BRUCE IN 'This Woman Is Mine' TUESDAY Wednesday-Thursday 2 BIG FEATURES THIS IS ITL comedy hll wtlh hew fun-ttarl MNUfOM MET. UCUU CQIDWY BOB STEEL Claire Carleton In "THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY" STATE llo and Incl. Recalled to Ship Vern E.

Bromley, a first class petty officer of the navy medical department, was ordered to join his ship, shortly after arriving in Wood River to visit his wife and son who feside at 344 Lorena avenue. Brother-in-Law Held After Fairfield Man Dies FAIRFIELD, 111., Jan. 12 UP) Isaac Newton Hunter, 24, of Pros- cott, was held without eharpa In the Wayne County jail today after State's Attorney Francis S. Feiger said Kunter confessed ha had a fist-fight with his brother- in-law, Charles R. Harris, shortly before the latter's death.

Harris, 42-year-old oil pumper, died before reaching a Flora hospital and an autopsy disclosed ha had suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. Feiger said Hunter related he struck his brother-in-law four blows after an argument between Harris and the latter's wife at. a Johnsonville restaurant last Friday night. Read Telegraph Want Ads Daily. GRAND 25c to rr then 35o IT K-l TUB.

ALL ADMISSIONS SUBJECT TO FREBRIC MARCH MARTHA SCOTT LAST TIMES TONITE Due to the unusual length of these features they will be shown only once. Melvyn DOUGLAS Ruth HUSSEY "OUR WIFE" Shown 8:48 Franchot TONE Carol BRUCE IN ti THIS WOMAN IS MINE" Shown at 7:23 CARTOON NEWS TUESDAY ONLY! A PROGRAM PACKED WITH ACTION Victor MacLACLEN Preston FOSTER Ida LUPINO In "Sea Devils it Freddie BARTHOLOMEW LYDON "Naval Academy" CARTOON COMEDY PRINCESS TO-DAY! ALL ADMISSIONS SUBJECT TO TAX EVERY KISS A THRILL! Cluk and Ltna Jlama. GABLE TURNER HONKYTONK Hlimvn nt 2:10 1:20 2nd HIT! Roscoc Kimis Ruth Donnelly "THE GAY VAGABOND" Shown ut 1:00 7:05 10:10 TO-NITE! and TUES. Ailllll S5i lux) Chilli Robert Stuck Ann Hutht-rford "BADLANDS OF DAKOTA" Richard Andy Di-vlne 2nd HIT! UiMtnnu IH'KIUN "IT STARTED WITH EVE" Charles l.Al GHTON TO-NITE and TUESDAY Clurlt tiuhli- Turner "HONKY TONK" FRANCHOT JOHN WALTER TONE CARROLL BRENNAN Nigel BRUCE Leo C. CARROLL Carol BRUCE "This Woman Is Mine" SHOWN AT NAT PENDLETON FRANK FAYLEN Charles HALL Sterling HOLLOWAY Carol HUGHES 'TOP SERGEANT MULLIGAN" HI1OWN AT 1:00.