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8 Tht Newi-Review, Rowburg, Or. Sat, May 14, 1960 Sweetland Says Scholars PORTLAND '(AP) Scholars today have duty to provide lead ership and initiative in Oregon, For Your Pleasure in Fin Food, Tha Piano Roll Inn Hal Installed all tha In Kitchen quipment Includinf. a Char-Kell BROILER For FLAVOR PERFECTION In your ttookil Try it! It's New! REMEMBER OUR FAMILY STYLE f Kiel CHICKEN With candied carrots, hot bis cuits and honey or Jelly. Children' plates-speeiel prices DINING ROOM CBM OPEN DAILY J r.III. OPEN SUNDAYS 12 NOON We cater to parties end small banquets. PIANO ROLL INN (40 N.W. Garden Volley Rd. Phone OR 2-4622 Open 1 1 a.m. to 2.30 e.m. Tht folio win radio mni toloviiion prog rami or orinttd 01 fro public torvlco for NwiRtvitw rMrkn, All program Uitfni ora publithid a rocoivod from tha rttpactivo orations. Tha Nowt Roviaw dM not accept roiponsibility for variation front, original ichtdultt furnishid this nowipopor. KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:00 (.ova Of Lift 10:30 Search For Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light 11:00 Reiiieil Gun 11:30 Lovo Thnt Bob 12:00 About Hacii 12:30 At Tho World Turnt 1:00 For Better or Worto 1:30 HouW Party 2:00 The Mlllionniro 2:30 Verdict ll Your 3:00 Brighter Day 3: IS Secret Storm J:30 Edgo of N.oltt SATURDAY f.SO-Cirtoon 10:00 Country Style. USA 10:15 BAiebell Lead O" 10:25 BAteba II Came of tht Weak St. LouJi at Chicago 2:00-Hecklo 4 Jecklo VaSio" SERVICE ALL SERVICE CUflMNTCEft le RotiBurf. 21 Yurt PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO fir TV Old Hiwe. 99 et Garden Vol. Jet. " KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 4:15 Telecoure 7:00 Grant Hotcomb, Newt 7:15 Cept. 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KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 3o Concentration-NBC 10:00 Truth or Consequence NBC 10:30 It Could Be You NBC ll:00-uttn tor DayNBC 11.30 Topper 12:00 Young Dr. Ma loot NBC 12:30 Prom The it Roofs NBC 1 00 Comedy Pleyfwust-NiC 1 jo Adventure TimeNBC 2.00--Chtnntl 14 Mtlinet SATURDAY I 30 Buff I, R eddy NBC t .00- Ho way Doody NBC KRNR 1490 KC CM Hews on tht Hour Local News on the Half Hour Moilc between luted programs 00 Sign On, CBS Newt 05 Neighbor Tabor do t iml KQEN 1240 KC jerhedul-tf Highlights' tcQFM mutic through out broAoYAtt d-v tWwaji-n listed programs. Local end ABC network newtctitf at ft nvn ufes betore ttrh hour trvouohojt the fttf 10 A.M. Special programs as follows: 4 00-Wekt Uo Mus't 4 20 Local Nws 4 71 Soorts Highlight JO World Nrwt ARC 4 ii-Weatrrer Caosuit KYES 950 KC ondey Through Seturdi (Mutic Exc.pi ea Lwtti 4 (W-Slon On SOl-L.ror Hiel) tho Mm end Ul 19 .00) t U-Muirc liv MeMb (Tues. tkr f tl- ear re 1 .00) Must Provide Leadership Monroe Sweetland said Thursday. Sweetland, Democratic candi date for secretary of slate and a state senator, spoke to Theta Del ta Phi, Portland State College honorary scholastic fraternity. He cited the example of Ore gonians of the past such as Sen. Jonathan Bourne and W. S. U'Ren, who pioneered the first president ial orimarv. He said the primary system originated in Oregon has made I unique and lasting contri- bution to U. S. government. CASCADE CLUB DANCE Modern Music By The "Cascade Five" Labor Temple, Roberts Street DANCING 9-1 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Everybody Invited A Musical Treat for The Entire Family Eugene Junior Symphony Orchestra CONCERT With Douglas High Choir and Flute Soloist DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS SUNDAYS 3:30 P.M. Sponsored by Music Dept. of Douglas High School ADMISSION: Adults SOc Students incl. High School 25c Tickets at Graves Music, Rickett's and at Door 2:30 Mighty Mouia 3:00 Lont Ranger 3:30 Sky King 4:00 TltlO Pending 4: 15 Hollywood Perk Rtcet 4:45 New Roundup 5:00 Bowling Stars 5:30 Corral Swlngsttri :00 Meet Your Giantl 4:30 Perry Maion 7:30 Sea Hunt 1:00 Mr. Lucky 1:30 Have Gun, Will Travel f :00 Gunimoke f: 30 Phil Silvers 10:00 U.S. Marshall 10:30 Manhunt 11:00 Late Newt 11:05 MGM Hall Of Fame I2;M-Sign Oft SUNDAY f:0o Cartoon t:IS-Baeball Leadoff Modern. Reoioneble Rent Jockion St. at Lone Ave. Adults OR 3-8244 "A Goad Piece To Live" Kohlhtrgen Apts. 4:30 Cartoon Circus j: 00 Roy Rogers - Mon., Wed., and Prl Twenty-six Men Tuet,, and Ihur. SATURDAY 7:30 RFO 4 I 00 Cept. Kangaroo 9:00 Heckle & Jecklt t: JO Cartoon Time 10:00 Red Dunning 10:15 St. Louis at Chicago 1:00 Armchair Theatre 2:30 Mighty Mouse Pltyhoutt 3:00 Lont Ranger 3 30 Sky King 4 00 To Be Announced 4:15 Hollywood Park Race. 4:45 To Be Announced 5:00 Bowling Stars 5:30 Mr. DiitncJ Attorney 4:00 Four Jutt Men 4 30 Perry Ma ion 7:30-Wanted: Dead of Alive t oo Mr. Lucky I 30 Have Gun, Will Travel : 00 Gunimoke 9:30 Death Valley Dtyl -10:00 Shotgun Made 10:30 Saturday Rtporter UNIFORMS MEN WOMEN Working Professional House of Uniforms Poula L. Anderinrt 720 S. E. MAIN 9 30 Cartoon Festival 10:25 Beball NBC Pilttburgh Al Milwaukee 1:00 Dan Smoot 1:15 Saturday Metlne 100-lrut Slory-NBC 1:30-Delectivtl Diary-NBC 4 00 To Be Announced 5 00 L v Of Piammn 5 10 Walt Oitnoy Presents ABC 4 JO Bonamo NBC 2 JO Ikt No. 7 NBC OO-Deoufv-NBC Ulare"ct Welk-ABC 9 jo Man From Interpol NBC 10 00 Price It Right NBC 10 Seven Leaaut Boots 11 00 Saturday Lmtma J 10 Prank GotS News CB 7 4 V Changing Timtt OS County Agent t OV-Blrlhday Hub 2 fit-Old 7 (To I m ) 30wDanct Band S.30 Spo(ti lirnt ' 00 r-ranh. M.mlnaway ABC t IV-Locaf Nina S 00-Cl.tf lna,--ABC S 30 ! oral h. S'JS Paul Harvay ABC . 00 BraaMaat Club TO: IS " ImIB" 11)30.1 E.chano. II 30 stor ciutt II OO-Aid Day Nawa I 00 Bu.lrtat. Flnat-ABC 3 ? Social Caianear 3 30 Local N.Mt S 30 "Nifly" Swlnoa South IMon. thru FM 1 f 00 C.IKOV Hlatt Sho ISat. 1. 1 pml f.00 Ramt-lln Wllrt rcambe (Wcav thni Prl la I) pnt I II.OO The standard School BrMOcav, Thura- day only I0'90-lo Baal (Sal. enly le 31 30) 1? 00 l.roy H.att stytw IWM. lo 3 3n 13.09 Mui Willi Meaal (Ivoa. Hvu i.t to 1 30) Mr. end Mrs. Chester Thompson of this city were business visitors in Portland the last several days. Mrs. Robert Schmitt and Mrs George Castillo are spending this coming weekend in Portland vis iting friends and relatives. Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson of this city left Friday for Eugene to spend the weekend at University of Oregon Mothers Weekend festi- vitics as the guest of her son, I Jim. f:25 Baball Gam of tho Week Chicago at Cleveland 1:00 Civic Problems 1:15 Dan Smoot 1:30 Orel Roberts 2:00 Tnit li The Lift 2.30 Film Folio 3:00 Command Performance 3:10 Pat Boone Show 4:00 lop Pro Golt 5 00 Small World 5 30 20th Century A: 00 Adventure Tomorrow 6: 10 Dennis Tht Menace 7:00 Ed Sullivan Show 1:00 GB Theatre 1:30 Alfred Hitchcock 00 Jrtck Benny 9 30 Whet's My Lino to 00 Be Our Guest 11:00 To Tell Tht Truth It: jo News ll:J5-5ign Off Fill FAST, EFFICIENT, COURTEOUS SERVICE in All YOU PRINTING NEEDS M & M "PRINTERS ORciuid 31191 10:35 Theater SUNDAY 7:00 Lamp Unto My Feat 7-30 Look Up end Llvt I 00 F VI 1:30 Camera Three 9 00 Boro Tnt Clown :I5 Baseball Chicago at Cleveland 12:30 Faith For Today 1:00 In Our Cart 1-30Thls Is the Lift 3.00 Dial W 2 .30 Let's Fact It 3:00 Cameo Theatrt 4:00 Face The Nation 4 30 College Bowl 5 00 Political 5-30 20th Century 4 00 La It 4 JO Dennis tht Mtnact 7 00 Ed Sullivan 00 G E, Theatre I 30 Alfred Hitchcock 9 00 Jack Benny 9 .10 What's Mv Lint 10 00 Sunday News 10.15-Thealre YOU'LL SING after you have started your advertisement in this ipact. 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IS) Special Features) Nt Heedl(-s On Tht Htue Wfiatntrwant', II patt tht Houf Live at 35 test tt Hne Mttlrrtf M tents. 44 pi tht Htuf Community News Briefs Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Repp of Suth erlin were business visitors here yesterday. Mr. end Mrs. Mex Brawn nd family of 404 NE Cummuis vaca tioned over the Mother's Day week end at Winchester, Bay. Mrs. C. L. Cain and children of 436 W. Elm have returned from a trip to San Diego, Calif., to see Mrs. Lain s mother, Mrs. L. t. At- kerson. Mrs. Earl Bleile and Mrs. Albert McBee, president and junior past president, repsectively, of the Rose- burg Woman s Club, were in Port land this week to attend the con vention of the Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. F. L. Crittenden, who re cently moved from SE Kane Street to the Kohlhagen Apartments to make her home, is able to be out attain, after being confined to her home for several weeks because of having suffered spraini to both ankles. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wiley Jr. left for Portland today to spend the weekend with Mrs. Wiley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hampton of Baker, who are making the trip to Portland to attend to business matters and to be with the Wileys. The Hamptons are owners of the Hereford Motel in Baker. Mrs. Fred Ruga, Mrs. George Stroop and Mrs. Larry Hanlon re turned home Thursday after a trip to Portland for the convention of the Oregon Federation of Women s Club. The three women are mem bers of the Roseburg Junior Worn an's Club. They had accomoda tions at the New Sheraton Hotel. SUNDAY RADIO LOG KRNR 1490 KC (Music Excot At Listed) 1:00 News CBS I: OS Our Sunday Beit (To 11-00) 1:30 Self Lake TeDernacle CBS t:00 News CBS 10:00 News CBS 10: IS Sports Scoreboard 11:00 News CBS 11:05 Sunday Best (ft 1:30) 12:00 News 1:00 News 3:00 News 7:05 Sunday Beet 3:00 News 4:00 News 4:05 Gems of Melody 5:00 News CBS 5:05 Johnny Oollar CBS 5 : 30 Suspense C BS 5:55 News Analysis CBS 4:00 News CBS 4 OS-Have Gun Wilt Travel-CBS 4:30 Gunsmokn CBS 7:00 News CBS 7:05 News Analysis CBJ 7:10 Milch Miliar CBS 7:55 News Analysis 100 News 1:05 Our Sunday Best (To 10:00) I 30 Face Tht Nation t:0O News f:05Years of Crisis 10:00 Reporter 10:15 Sign Off KQEN 1240 KC (Music Except As Listed) 7-30 Sunday Melodies 1:00 Radio Bible Class ABC : 30 Christian Brotherhood Hour t: 00 Assembly Of God :30 Volet of Phroohecv ABC 10:00 Local News i 10:05 Weekend Scores I 10:10 5unday Carousel (To 11:55) I 10:30 Frank and Etmeit ABC 11:25 Weekend News ABC I 11:30 For Thost Who Servt I 17:00 Weekend News l7:55-4.0cal News 1:00 Old Fashioned Revival ABC 1 - 30 Radio Bible Class ABC 5.00 Dr. Bob Pierce ABC 3:55 Weekend News ABC 3:0O Hour of Decision ABC 3:30 Music Tlmt 4:00 Speak (no of Sports ABC 4 05-Waihinqtn Report ABC 4:14 Overseas Assignment ABC ' 4:30-Here's To Vets 4 : 45 Concert Gems 5:15 Grwln Canham ABC 5:30 Guest Star 5:45 It Happened Ourintj Tho Wee 5:55 Weekend News ASC 00 Crwin Canham ABC 4 : 15 Music Man (To e . 551 4-55 Weekend News ABC 7 00 Georoo Sokolsky Nws ABC 7: 30 Startimt USA ABC 1:55 Late News ABC f 30 Revival Tlmt ABC 10:00 Sign Off KYES 950 KC (Mutic Except As Listed) 7:00 5 Ion On 7 03-Wakt Up Tt Muilf (ft It a.m.) 7.JS News 1:00 News Headlines I 30 Church of Chntt f OO News Notes 30 US Treasury Show t: 45 How Christian Scienct Hetlt 10:00 News Music to 11:30 11:00 First Christian Church I? OO New Headlines 13.07 Sunoty Snowctst t Must (to I 30 p m ) f: JO Riversdalt Sunday Show 3:45 Here's To Veteran 3 00 News Headlines 3:05 Concert Hour 3:30 Revival Ttdint 4:00 Old Ftshiontd Revival Hour 4JO-News 4 35-Sunctay Showcts tf Must 5 00-News 4; 15 Siqa Off SEE... HEAR JOHN R. KENNEDY KPIC-TV, Channel 4 Sunday, May 15th I U I KENNEDY for Preside rtt ta h. WM Oaa.- I W, M Aaa NaalaW - W , Cta. Mrs. Sidney Leiken of this city leu i nursuay lor I'oruanu to spend a lew days on business. Teresa Leonard, small daughter of Air. and Airs. O. r. Leonard, is confined to her home on SE Lane Avenue by measles. Miss Merjorie Bowker, student at Oregon State College, is expect ed to arrive home to spend the weekend. She is the daughter of County Assessor and Airs. Al. C. Bowker. Mrs. H. L. (Bill) Bailey, who has been confined to Mercy Hospital, suffering from the effects of a broken leg, has been discharged from the hospital and is now re cuperating at her home. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Graham of Winchester recently returned from a two-week vacation trip to the Midwest, accompanied by their son-in-law and daughter, Air. and Mrs. R. D. Ballinger. and family of Mt. Shasta, Calif. They visited relativ es and friends in Missouri, Iowa and Idaho. Graham has returned to his work at the Oregon Water Corp. The Ballcntines have return ed to their home in Alt. Shasta. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mack had as guests last week the latter's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Clay, of Ellensburg, Wash., and their son-in-law and daughter, Air. and Airs. James Deccio, of Yakima, Wash. They were on their vacation to Cali fornia, where they will visit Mrs. Everett Clay and family in Tracy and with friends in San Jose. They will return to their homes via Yosemite Park and Reno, Nev. John Seelv. son of Dr. and Afrs. Hall Seely, is still confined to his home as the result of serious leg burns suffered two weeks ago, when he and a croup of neighbor children were experimenting with home-made rocket on the river bank. Gasoline being used to set the rocket off. exploded and young Seely suffered burns that hospital ized him. A skin gralt was aone at the hospital. It is ;nected it will be several weeks jet beforeJ John is able to be out again. According to word received here, John Lautz, formerly of this city, will be ordained a priest at Alt. Angel Alay 26. He will say his first Mass al St. Josepn's catholic Church in Roseburg June 5. He will be Father Boniface. John is the adonted son of Aliss Gertrude Lautz, formerly anesthetist at Mer- cv Hospital. A number trom nose burg plan to go to AH. Angel for the ordination, while a number from out of town plan to come to Roseburg June 5 to hear his lust Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Watson of Los Angeles, Calif., arrived in Roseburg Thursday evening to vis it at the horns of the latter's son in-law and daughter, Mr. and Airs Jack Alay. En route here, they stopped briefly in San Francisco. This weekend they plan to go first to Coos Bay to visit the H. H. Harpers, son and daughter-in-law of Mrs. Watson. Ulrs. Harper is presently recovering from re cent surgery and is confined to a Coos Bay Hospital. After a short stay in Coos Bay, the Watsons and the Alays will spend a few days at the Alay floalhouse at Sillcoos Lake. rA.AlA7iri ar czCindij 5 Sat., May 14 LUCILLE STREET and the REBELS Everyone Invited 9 PM-1 AM ADM. $1.00 5-5:30 PM Vote for Brad Christensen, son of Air. and Airs. W. L. Christensen, is able to be out again, after having had the measles. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Albright have returned to their home here, following several days in Portland visiting and attending to business. Dr. Hall Seely of this city is spending a few days in Portland attending the Portland Surgical So ciety meetings. He will he back in his office in the Aledical Arts building Alonday. Mrs. Edward M. Murphy and Mrs. O. K. Petersen of this city drove to Eugene today to spend the day attending the Mothers Weekend festivities on Uie Univers ity of Oregon campus. Airs. Alur phy will be the guest of her daugh ter, Aliss Jennie, and Airs. Pe tersen will be the guest of her son, Kick. j James Crittenden, son of Airs. F. L. Crittenden and the late Air. Crittenden of this city, has just received his degree in law from the University of California. Crit-1 tenden is employed in the trust department of the Crocker-Angelo Bank in San Francisco, where he has been employed for the last fivei years. He will take the California Bar examination this summer. i Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Bowker arp leaving this afternoon for Alonterey,! i-ani. to attend the Bridge Teach-1 ers Convention. Speakers at the convention will be Charles Goren, Donald Oakie and Lew Alathe. A1 four-day study course will be held with the latest trends and conven-i tions in bridge being studied. The Bowker will return here the lasti of next week. Bowker is Douglas! assessor. ( Mrs. Robert Fisher and two chil dren of Seattle have returned home i after a visit here with her par-1 ents, Mr. and Airs. Ralph L. Lane 1 01 loin ic willow. While Airs. Fisher was in Roseburg Mrs. Fish er accompanied the Lanes on a trip to Samoa. Calif., to visit Air. and Mrs. Dwight Chesley and fam ily, then to Crescent Citv, Calif., to see Air. and Airs. Harry Fowler and family. Airs. Chester and Airs. Fowler are daughters of' the Lanes. Miss Helen Casev of ihi. .;iu left Friday for Eugene to eninv Junior Weekend on the University of Oregon campus as the guest of ner goa cniia. miss Judy Bell. The latter's mother, Mrs. Raymond Bell, of Amarillo, Texas, is also there for the weekend and follow ing a few days visit in Portland with relatives, she plans to come to Roseburg for a visit at the Cas ey home on SE Blakelev Avenue Health Insurance Seen Next Step PORTLAND fAP) A svslem of federal health insurance will be the next step forward in social security, Airs. Alaurine Neuberger said Thursday. She told a candidate's rally at the Portland Labor Temple that spiralling medical care costs, particularly for older citizens, are a major problem facing the na tion. Airs. Neuberger. candidate for Ihe Democratic nomination for the U. S. Senate, said expanded cover age for other citizens could come through the framework of a medi-1 cal program for federal employes. The bill giving present and re tired federal employes health ben efits was authored by Sen. Richard L. Neuberger, her late husband whose Senate seat she is seeking, j Movie Showtime SATURDAY, MAY II, lttO j INDIAN THEATRE Kiddle! Mallnee aoora ooan 13:30. Complete show al 1:00. "Fued ln' Foola" 1:07. "Green Fire" 3:35. Out al 4:07. Evening doori open a-43. Com plete shows e:3S-9:2S. "Tb. Unlorglven" 7:IS-:4S. STARLITE DRIVE-IN Galea open 7:00 Show atari .1 dusk. "Hell Bent lor Leather" and "Master! of In. Congo Jungle." PINE MOTOR THEATRE Galea open 7:00. Snows start at dusk. "North oy Northwest" and "Westbound " BENETTA THEATRE "Sound and Fury" and "Susan Slept Here." CtOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherlinl Show starts at dusk. "A Dog el Flanders" and "Jailhouse Rock " TRl CITY drive.in Show starts al dusk. "But Not For Me" and "Canyon River." SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1IH INDIAN THEATRE Doors open III Complete snows 7:00-?: IS. "Tall Slory" 7 :!: SO. STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 7 00 Snows start .t dusk. "Hell Benl lor Leather" and "Masters ol Ihe Congo Jungle " PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gel's open 7:00. snows start al dusk. "Summer Place" and "Never Say Goodbye " CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherlinl Show starts .1 dusk. "Seven Thieves," end "Ride A Crooked Trail." TRl CITY DRIVE-IN Show alarls al dusk. "Samaon And Delilah" and "Doctor Al Large." 1favt Sett DAN CIRCUIT JUDGE NON PARTISAN OFFICE Mrs. Hallit Richardson is back at her home on SE Jackson Street, following three weeks in Gold Beach, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGregor and daughter, Stephanie, of this city are spending the weekend in Salem visiting the former's moth - cr, Airs. Angus AlcGregor. Mrs. Kenneth Ford has spent the last week in Corvallis assisting in the care of her first grandchild, Gerald, who was born to Air. and Airs. Kent Phillips of Corvallis. Dr. Robert A. Driver of this city spent rrmay ana today in Port land attending the Portland Surgi cal Society meeting. He will be back in his office Alonday. Sunday thru Tuesday "SAMSON AND DELILAH" star, ring Hedy Lamarr, Victor Mature, George Sanders, Angela Lansbury and Henry Wilcoxon, plus "DOC TOR AT LARGE" Ends Tonight "BUT NOT FOR ME" and "CANYON RIVER" Tonight "SOUND AND FURY" Yul Brenner Joanne Woodward Also "SUSAN SLEPT HERE" Dick Powell Debbie Reynolds Anne Francis Stuuliy tare Tuesday A Faar Millie. Dollar. Rebsery UamitcBea far SHeir Oarini! iffir. fi. Roeintoa - Roe Stealer 'SEVEN THIEVES" Also: Kudia Murphy In "M0E CROOKED TRAIL" la Calar tads lia.iht "A DOC OF FLANDERS" "JAILHOUSE ROCK" Open at 7:00-Shows start or dusk LAST TIMES TONITE: "North by Northwest" and "WESTBOUND" SUN-MON-TUE From tht Sensational BcstSeller "SUMMER PLACE" in COLOR with RICHARD EGAN DOROTHY MAGUIRE SANDRA DEE plus ROCK HUDSON CORNELL BORCHERS "Never Say Goodbye" At Lindy's - DANCE and SHOW Adm. $2.00 ALSO FEATURING Shorty Bacon Bobby Edwards Whitey Pullen And the Swingsten and Margy Lea Choicer , CLOSED MON I TUE NOW thru SUNDAY Open 7:00...Showi start Duik j ! YHFLLBEHT iFOnLEATHiB AUOIE MURPHY FELICIA FARR ; STEPHEN McNAllY , plus teffSoPTHl- Cc.ygq Jungle won AMAZIN0J JUNOll PICtUtI VII MAOIt TBrXfgf25Pa3 Open :45...Showt 7:00-9:IS SUN-MON-TUE Students: If you want to go to' college don't let your parents see JOSHUA ' LOGWS n .saucy i antfionyPericins tWgcijJtiJTitaat Jane-fonda ENDS ' TONIGHT . . . Lancaster & Hepburn The UNFORGIVEN Sun. May 15th IN Miter L0NZ0 AND OSCAR STARS OF THE EMM AS POT PHIL SULLIVAN STARDAY, RECORDING ARTIST v. II' college $ yff help JoviV jCXlPjC tan fcjtyW)' -a :.m m
