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Newspaper Page Text8 The News-Review, Roseburg, ' TUESDAY, JUNE 21 Olalla Busy Stoppers, home of Sirs. Arnold Roberts, 11:30 a.m. Tenmile Ladies Club, at Aldora Park on the R. D. Lockwood ranch in Tenmilo for picnic dinner, 11:30 a.m. CWF of Wastslda Christian Church, home of Mrs. Donald Slead, 1449 Mulholland Drive, 2:30 p.m. Winston Police Rasarva, City Hall. 7:30 p.m. Elks duplicata bridge group. Elks Temple, 7:30 p.m. Roseburg Kiwanis Club, Umpqua Hotel civic room, noon. Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m. Associated Volunteers' card par ty, VA Hospital recreation build ing music room, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard, 8 to 10 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, 245 SE Jackson, for information call OR 3-8608, 8 p.m. Buckeroo pattern dance lessons, at the barn, 9-10 p.m. Boots and Calico, beginner's round dance classes, Winston Com munity flan, 8 p.m. Sutherlin Girls Drill Team prac tice. East Grade School Dlav grounds, write Box 262, Rt. 1, Suth erlin, S p.m. Melrose Grange, Grange Hall, 8 p.m. Job's Daughters, Bethel 8, Ma sonic Hall, 7:30 p.m. Pre-Natal Class, Mercy Hospital, 7:30 p.m. Garden Dept. meeting of Rose burg Woman's Club, clubhouse, 10 a.m. Rosebura Art Assn. South Umpqua Archers shoot, In Riddle Warehouse. 7 p.m. Missionary Society of Melrose Community Church, business meet ing, 10 a.m. Famed Woman Lawyer Dies In Washington WASHINGTON fAPl-Frieda B. Hennock, 55 a talented beauty who earned success in a man's world as a New York lawyer and first and onlv woman ever an. pointed to the Federal Communi cations Commission, died Monday. She had been in critical condi tion after brain surgery Thursday. Her term on the FCC exnired In 1955. The following year, she married William H. Simons, Washington real estate man. Since leaving the FCC she has practiced law in Washington. Th following radio and telvliion programs ar printed at a fro public ttrvies for News-Rtvlw reader. Alt program llttings ar publiihed at received from the reipective traHons, The Newt Review doei not accept responsibility for variation from original schedules furnlihed this newspaper. KBES-TV Ch. 5 I MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 9:00 I Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Love Of Life 10:30 Search For Tomorrow 10:45 Guiding Light 1 1 :00 Restless Gun 11:30-Lov That Bob 12:00 About Faces 12:30 As The World Turns 1:00 For Better or Worst 1:30 House Party 2:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secror Storm 3:30-Edgo of Night Vawo" SERVICE ALL SERVICE GUARANTEED In Rotsburit 20 Vein PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV Old Hlwoy 99 at Garden Vol. Jet. KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 Grant Holcomb, News 7:15 Cap). Kangaroo 8:00 Rod Rowe Show 8:30 On The Go 9:001 Love Lucy 9:30 December Bride 10:00 Love ol Life 10:30 Search For Tomorrow 70: -15 Guiding Light 11:00 Hi Neighbor Mon thru Thur Hostess House Party Friday 1T:10 Star Performance 12:001 Led Three Lives Mon and Frl Amos 'N' Andy Tuei and Tliurs Panic Wed 12:30 As The World Turns Home Television Serv. $3.50 Sn.uiti TV Electronic Tcehnleiii Perls snS Service Siiirintiti BILLINGS TV AND RADIO SERVICE mi s. e. sitphiM o mn KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY :00-Prlce Is Right-NBC 9: 3tt Concentration N BC 10:OO-Trulh or Consequences NBC 1 0 : 30 1 1 Could Bo You NBC 11:00 Queen for a Day NBC 11:30 Romper Room 17:00 Young Dr. Mnlone NBC 12:30 From These Root NBC 1:00 Comedy Plavhouie NBC 1:30-Advenlurt Time NBC 2:00 Melinite TUESDAY 3:30 Spectator Radio Programs -Monday thru KRNR 1490 KC News broadcast! by Columbia Broadcast Ing System on the hour from 6 A.M. to 11 P.M. Local news broadcasts on the halt hour. Special news programs as listed. 4;00 Slgn-On-news 6:05 Nnlghbor Tabor (to 11 noon) 7:30-Frank Gois CBS 7:45 News Summery IMS Wtfalhcr 1?:I0 News Summary 12:30 Gary Moor t CBS 12:40 Crosby-Clooney Show CBS KQEN 1240 KC Scheduled Highlights! KQEN music through out broedenst day between listed programs. Local and ABC network newscast at 5 mln ufes before each hour throughojt the day after 10 A.M. Special programs as follows: :O0-WAk0 Up Musle , 6:20 Local News 6:25- Snorts Highlights 4:30-World News ABC 6:55 Weather Capsule 7:00 Frank Hemingway ABC KYES 950 KC Monday Through Saturday (Music Except as Listed) 6:00 Sign On 6:03-Leroy Hlalt Show (Mon. and Sat. to 9:00) 4:03-Muic bv Meeks. (Tuts, thru Fri day to ,) Ore. Tuei., June 21, 1960 CALENDAR OF EVENTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1960 PEO Sisterhood, Chapter BI, cof fee, 9:30 a.m., home of Mrs. W. M. Campbell, 1067 SE Main St. Roseburg Road Runners Motor cycle Club, 7:30 p.m., Beckwith's Motorcycle Shop. Air Force Reserve, 8 p.m., 1614 W. Harvard Ave. Moose Lodge, 8 p.m., Moose Hall. Doua - Etts Sheriff's Mounted Pa trol, 7:30 p.m., Douglas County fairgrounds. Drain Chamber of Commerce, noon, City Hall. Women's Home League of Salva tion Army, 1:30 p.m., church. Boots and Calico pattern lessons 8 p.m., Winston Community build ing. VFW Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Veterans Memorial Hall. Knights of Columbus, 8 p.m., St. Josenh's Catholic Center. Sutherlin Junior Chamber of Commerce, 8 p.m., Community building. Sutherlin Community Grange, 8 p.m., Grange Hall. Winston - Dillard Toastmistress Club, 7 p.m., Douglas High Schooi Roseburg Zonta Club, 8 p.m. South Douglas Assembly of Rain bow Girls, 7:30 p.m., Canyonville Masonic Hall. Green Home Extension Unit, 10 a.m., Evergreen Grange. Roseburg Junior Woman's Club, 8 p.m., Woman s uiu minding. Satan Chauffeurs, 7 p.m.. club behind Pre-Mix Concrete on Dia mond Lake Blvd. Alanon Family Group, 7:30 p.m., 245 SE Jackson St., Roseburg. American Legion Umpqua Post, 8 p.m., Veterans Memorial Build ing on jnyv uaraen valley jjivu LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Emily Judd of this citv and her daughter, Mrs. Robert Kelly, of Myrtle Creek, took the latter's daughters, Miss Ann, Elnora and Elmira, to Portland last week, where Ann sold Rose Festival but tons and was in the top five for having the greatest number of sales. The five rode in the parade Friday. Last week Mrs. Judd, Mrs. Kelly and Elmira and Elnora, spent the week in Eugene in Myra Kelly's apartment, while Mrs. Kel ly attended Health and Education workshop. She will teach this com ing school year. Tuesday ajtOO-tBftrgaln Shopper -4:15 Your Social Security , 4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 3:00 Higher Education 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 4:00 Your TV Weatherman 4:05 Local News 4:15 Doug Edwards ! The News 6: 30-Brave Stallion 7:00-Eye Witness to History 7:30 Many Loves of Doblt Gilds 1:00 Tightrope 8; 30-Red Sketton 9:00 Garry AAoorn 10:00 Four Just Men 10:30 Final News 10:45 Sign Off FOR FAST, EFFFICIENI, COURTEOUS SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS CALL M & M PRINTERS ORchlrt) 3-8591 1:00 KOIN Kitchen 1:30 House Pari 2:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 For Better or Worse 4:30 Cartoon Circus 5:00 Roy Rogers - Mon., Wed., and Frl Twenty-six Men Tues.. and Thur. TUESDAY 5:30 Science Fiction Theatre 4:00 Wealher-Sporls-News 6:15 Doug Edwards, News 4:30 The Callfornlans 7:00 Pock's Bad Girl 7:30 Many Loves of Doble Glllls 8:00 Tightrope Madam, Raatonabla Rent Jackion St. at Lane Avt. Adults OR 3-8244 "A Goad Piece Ta Livi" Kohlhagen Apts. 4:00 Susie 4:30 Addle Bobkloi 5:00 Sot. Preston 5:30 Quick Draw McGraW 6:00 Northwest News 6:)5 Hunttey-Brtnkley NBC 4:30 Shotgun Siede 7:00 To Be Announced 7:30 Journey To Under .landing NBC 1:30 Dance Parly NBC :00 AA Squad NBC t:30 Dennb O'Keet 10:00 Phil silvers 10:30 Report l0:45-lacX Panr-NBC WEDNESDAY l:4S-Off to Market 5:55 Weather Tomorrow 6:0 J-HI-FI Hour 6:35 Masters of Melody CBS 7:00 Backgrounding The News CBS 7:05 Carter Symphony Hour (Wed.) 7:05 Amos 'n Andy CBS 7:30 Double Your Pleasure CBS 7:35 Andy Griffith CBS 7:40 Burns & Allen CBS 7: 45-Bob & Ray CB:i 1:05 Old 78 (to 10) 10:00 Richfield Reporter tO:15-Muslc To Dream By 11:00 Slgn-Otf 7:45-Local News 1:00 Cliff Engie ABC S: 30 Local News 6:55 Paul Harvey ABC f: 00 Breakfast Curt 10:15 Tel lo Test ABC 10:30 Farm Exchange l1:30-Stort( Club 13:00 Mid Day News 1:00 Business Final ABC 3:35 Social Calendar 3:30 Local News 5:00 John Daly ABC 1:30 "Nifty" Swings South (Mon. thru Frl.) ?: 00 Leroy Hlatt Show (Sat. to 12 p.m.) 9:0O-Ramblln With Rambo (Mon. thru Frl. lo 12 p.m.1 11:00 The Standard School Broadcast. Thurs day only 10:30 Teen Beat (Sat. only to 11:30) 17:00 Leroy Hlatt Snow (Mon. to 3:3t 12;00Muie With Meeks (Tuts, thru Set h 3; X) Union Dues Use Hits High Court WASHINGTON (AP) The Su preme Court Monday called for re argument next term of an appeal involving the question of whether it is unconstitutional to require a worker to join a union if part of his dues money is used to support political objectives he opposes. In calling for new arguments next fall, the court in an order said the U.S. attorney general had not been advised formally that the constitutionality of a section of the Railway Labor Act was at issue. The court certified to the attor ney general that there is a con stitutional issue in the case. The appeal on which action was deferred was taken to the high tribunal by a group of unions. They appealed from a Georgia Su preme Court ruling that a union shop provision of the Railway La bor Act violates constitutional rights of workers. Six veteran employes of the Southern Railway System who did not want to join unions protested in Georgia courts against paying union dues when part of the money was used for political purposes and to aid doctrines the workers opposed. Under union shop agreements, workers are required to join un ions within a specified time if they wish to hold their jobs. In the Georgia railroad case the time limit was 60 days. Georgia courts ordered unions to return to complaining railway em ployes the dues they paid under protest and under threat of losing their jobs. The state courts also barred enforcement of two union shop contracts involved in the case. The Georgia Supreme Court, up holding contentions of the six em ployes, said: "One who is com pelled to contribute the fruits of his labor to support or promote political or economic programs or support candidates for public of fice is just as much deprived of his freedom of speech as if he were compelled to give his vocal support to doctrines he opposes." The Georgia court found dues money was used extensively to help, candidates at the federal, state and local levels. The U. S. naval fleet has had only one admiral. George Dewey was the only man commissioned "Admiral of the Fleet" in U. S. naval history. Steamship advertis ers invested over 4V4 million dol lars in daily newspaper advertis ing last year, more than 32 per cent over tne previous year. WEDNESDAY 4:00 Jeff's Collie 4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5:00-Country Style USA 5:15 TV Question Box 5:30 Woody Woodpecker 4:00 Your TV Weathermen 4:05 Local News 6:15 Doug Edwards end The News 4:30 Sgl. Preston of The Yukon 7:00-Meet McGraw 7:30 Men Into Space 1:00 The Millionaire 8:30 I've Got a Secret 9:00 Theater 10:00 TBA 10:J0-Flnal News 10:45 To Be Announced 11:00 Rawh Ida 12:00-Sign Off HEADQUARTERS ROMPER ROOM TOYS JOHNNY'S Ml Jt. Jkmm 8:30-Red Skelter) 9:00 Garry Moore 10:00 Interpol Calling 10:30 City Desk 10:35 News Wire 10:40 Theatre WEDNESDAY 5:30 Mr. District Attorney 6:00 Weather Sports Newt 6:15 Doug Edwards, News 6:30 Reckoning 7:30 Men Into Space 8:00 The MIHionnaire 8:30 I've Got a Secret 9:00 Theater 10:00 Adventure Tomorrow 10:30 City Desk 10:35-News Wire 10:40 Theater PERMA ROOFING AND MAINTENANCE CO. INSTALLATION REPAIR ALL TYPES ROOFING OR 2-3081 OR 3-4409 4:00-Lltt Of Riley -4:30 Addlt Bobkins 5:00 Sgl. Preston 5:30 Woody Woodpecker 6:00 Northwest News 6:15 Huntley-Brlnkley NBC 6:30 Wagon Train NBC 7:30 Interpol Calling 1:00 Happy NBC :30 Tate NBC :00 This is Your Lite NBC 9:30 Lockup 10:00 Cannon be II 10:30 Report 10:45Jack Pear NBC Friday 1:05 Right To Happiness CBS 1:15 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 1:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS 1:45-Ma Perkins CBS t: 05 Whispering Streets CBS 3:15 Couple Next Door CBS 2:30 Helen Trent CBS 3:45 Pat Buttram CBS 3 : OS Houseparty C B S 3:35 Information Booth (ta 3) 5:00 Lowell Thomas CBS 3:10 Sport Time CBS 5: IS Old 71 5:30 Sports CBS 3:45 Frank Goss CBS 5:10 Paul Harvey ABC 5:15 Evdle Gorme (Mon Wed Frl) 5:20 Sports Highlights 5:25 Van Horn ABC 3:45 Headline News ABC 6:00 Edw. P. Morgan ABC 6:15 Local News 6:75 Farm Exchange 6 30 Business Final ABC 7:00 Vandercook News ABC 1:00-10:00 Teiequeen 10:00 Queen Music 13:00 Sign Off 3:30 Teen Beat (Sat, only to 3:30) 3:30 Rambttn With Rambo (Mon. thru Frl. to 7:00) 3:30-Muslc With Mftkt (Sat. only ta 7:00) Special Features: News Headlines On The Hour Weather vane, 15 past the Hour News. Live at 35 past the Hour Meeting Memos, 43 past the Hevf ' 'Pilfer .-L . .M STAR'S TRIBUTE Mezzo Nell Rankin, who tarred In La Seal production of "The Trojans" by Berlioz, yiewi a statue of Verdi in the opera bouse museum. , Pre-Senfence Inquiry Ordered For Dr. Kvale SPOKANE (AP) A pre-sentence investigation was ordered Mon day for Dr. Ingotf Kvale, 62, after the Eugene, Ore., dentist plead ed guilty to a charge of making a false bomb threat. Kvale was accused of telling stewardesses that he might have a bomb in his luggage while on a Northwest Airlines flight - from Portland to Minneapolis late Tues day night. The four-engined air liner was neid at bpokane tor an hour and 45 minutes early Wednes day morning while a check was made, me plane continued us flight when no explosives were found. U. S. District Judge Charles L. Powell indicated he would pass sentence Tuesday. "I have no alternative. I Bread guilty." the white-haired dentist told the judge. After spending one night in countv jail, Kvale was freed on a reduced bond of $1,000. The FBI said the dentist was the 18th person arrested under the federal anti-bomb threat law. Veterans' Home Loan Applications Drop SALEM (AP) The state Vet erans Department received only 262 applications for veterans' farm and home loans during May, the smallest monthly total in three years. The department has run out of bond money, so there now is a year's wait to get loans. The only money the department has to lend is what is repaid by met veterans. COMPACT NEW MODEL BIG A PC. , I Is NEW WESTINGHOUSE 2 HP MOBILAIRE CONDITIONER Coots asrf reo4Bts! Coots J er sare rnnnt reoan! a Cools stores, riaaraatl Coots tarter offkei! ga ccasMCTt Sorter tartar than many "porta bio.' thai powerful raodd is just St" ode. U" inigh, ar deep. sm artTasLATfon coin Ulrica frame lets yoo h. eull or mnove Mobiuure m unaar 3 minutes itt ,out tookl WAlL-ro-wau. loomI 4 rhWe dinrtional (nllea lot roe direct cod, drail-frra ear to every corner. JUST nwtCs.aTtm,dehufflidiflra, v jj ai circulates. Built-in adjustable 9j)14z thermostat - variable vermes- U tion control. Quietest of all. M you tux l StfRti ni 'Wfestinghouse GOP KEYNOTER Rep. Walter Judd of Minne sota, a foreign affairs expert, lias been named to keynote the Republican National Con vention in Chicago in July. ITS. anoarel (excluding D e p t Stores) sales hit $12,193,129,000 in 1958. To show and sell their latest styles, national apparel man ufacturers invested ,uio,uuu m dailv npwsnnnera last vear. Con siderably more was spent by local retailers, who know their custom ers "shop" the ads before going out to buy. . : . :'rZtrVSi$lltm.. ...... I fltSTttt IT YOnosnr IN MINUIES-WITHOUT 10019 h a i w- ak. momm mi si mm m mom-. vtliiDsta hit rtodoar Kmal f kim mum art mm- ft sTJrtW ill pl.t, kkriuf 721 S. E. Ook OR 3-5521 Stripe Rust Outbreak Hits Epidemic Stage In Idaho MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) Stripe rust, a crippling disease which strikes winter wheat crops, has reached epidemic proportions throughout central Idaho and east ern Washington, a plant patholo gist from the University of Idaho said Saturday. Dr. Harry Senwick said, "little can be done but sit back, watch and hope." New To Region The disease is new to the area, and there is no effective remedy, Senwick said. "The onlv control is the weather hot dry weather appears to deter development of the rust, but it literally explodes during cool moist weather, such as the area has experienced this week," he said. Stripe rust is also very severe All But Portland Add To Residents WASHINGTON (AP) The Pa cific Northwest's four major cities had big population gains in their metropolitan areas in the past 10 years, the Census Bureau reported Monday. All but Portland had more peo ple within their city limits, but the greatest growth was in the suburbs. Metropolitan Seattle had a 29.9 per cent increase, rising above the million mark to 1,096,778 from 844,572. Within the city the in crease was 17.7 per cent from 467, 591 to 550,525. Suburban area pop ulation went up 44.9 per cent from 376,981 to 546,253. Figures for the three other cities with the population for 1960, 1950 and percentage increase or de crease, in that order: Metropolitan Portland, 815,745 and 704,829, up 15.7 per cent; city, 370,339 and 373,628 down 0.9 per cent; suburbs, 445,406 and 331,201, up 34.5 per cent. Metropolitan Spokane, 277,745 and 221,561, up 25.4 per cent; city 179,729 and 161,721 up 11.1 per cent; suburbs, 98,016 and 59,840, up 63.8 per cent. Metropolitan Tacoma, 318,258 and 275,876, up 15.4 per cent; city, 146,734 and 143,673, up 2.1 per cent; suburbs, 171,524 and 132,203, up 29.7 per cent. Smoking Said Connected With Coronary Disease SPOKANE (AP) "There is no doubt under the sun ' that cigar ette smoking is associated with coronary heart disease, a convea tion of Northwest Osteopathic Phy sicians and Surgeons was told Monday. "Whether smoking is a cause of the disease is something else again," Dr. John W. Gofman of the University of California said in the first of four lectures he will give during the three-day meet ing. Smoking is one of 20 factors which hve been shown through clinical study to be associated with coronary thrombosis, he said. Nearly 2,000 osteopaths have registered for the conference. CLERK ELECTED KLAMATH FALLS (AP) Ore gon postal clerks held their annual meeting here over the weekend, electing John Holvey, Eugene, president. Salem was picked for next year's convention. TONIGHT! thru SAT. ONLY All the WONDERFUL CHARACTERS, HILARIOUS SCENES, THRILLING ADVENTURES ssasasasasasasaissjsaSJMFje, of Mark Twain't Best-Loved Story .. . brought to the screen as never before! The AHVttAm IK f K Huckleberry Finn UNLAY in the Colfax region of Whitman County in Washington. "The disease," the Idaho scientist said, "is similar to leaf rust in its effect on wheat If infection occurs early, yield and quality are considerably reduced." Heads Forming The infection is considered bad because it is occurring now when wheat is just coming into the "bott stage" as the heads are just forming. In about a week or, 20 days fields which now appear brown will lose most of their leaves. This will affect the yield and could affect the quality, Senwick said. 10, 50 Pet. Down IT-cH'mataa nf tha viplH reduction run from 10 to 50 per cent, and the pathologist, saia siripe rusi was evident in nearly every field he visitea on a recent, survey. "All the Pacific Northwest i in fested and Northern Idaho is being hard hit." TU -ot- Caniuinlr eai1 eatnn. lishes late in the fall and over winters in a red rust, siage. in the spring the rust becomes re activated as the wheat begins growing. The disease is spread from Held to field by the wind. ; Eight now we are sitting on a powder keg," Dr. Senwick said. Movie Showtime TUESDAY, JUNK II, 1M0 INDIAN THEATRE Door! Oflen 6:45. Com plete showa 7:00-9:15. "Adventures of Huck leberry Finn" 7:25-9:40. STARL1TE DRIVE-IN - Gates open; 7:15. Shows start at dusk. "FlamB Over India" and "Crack in tne Mirror. PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:15. Shows start at dusk. "They Cama to Cordura" and "Wondertul country." CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherllnt Box office opens at 7:00. Show starts at dusk. "imitation oi i-iie ana in. tniw sav age" TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Show starts at dusk. "Third Man on the Mountain" and "30" WEDNESDAY, JUNE , " ihiniAN THEATRE Doors ooen 6:4S. Com plete shows 7:00-9:15. "Adventures of Huck leDerry nnn :o-y:v. starlite DRIVE-IN Gates open 7:15. Shows start at dusk. "The Anorv ' Red Planet" and "Rise and Fall of Legs Dia mond." PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:15. Shows start at dusk. "A Dog of Flanders" Anii "Snrmon And Delilah." CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box office opens at 7:00, shows start ar dusk. "The Bravdos" and "Hong Kong Affair." Buck Nile. TRI CITY ORIVE-IN Shows start at dusk. "So This Is Paris," and "Stopover: Tokyo." Tonight Walt Disney'e "THIRD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN" plus Jack Webb in "30" with William Can. rad and David Nelsan. afir.-tjar Tonight Lane Turner lehn Gavin Sandra Dee Dan O'Herlihy "IMITATION OF LIFE" In Calor Alsa: "THE LITTLE SAVAGE" JWAUKWAIN'S TONY RANnAI I PATTY McCORMACK- NEVILLE BRAND MICKEY SHAUGHNESSY-JUDY CANOVA ANDY DEVINE BUSTER KEATON CURRIE-STERUNG HOLLOWAY ARCHIE MOORE ? EDDIEHODGES fcrB .A I 11 f Open ott 7:1 5. ..Shows at Dusk TONITE . . . LADIES' NITE "They Came to Corduro" tV "Wonderful Country" WED THRU SAT The wonderful dog star of "Old Yeller" In "A Dog of Flanders" in COLOR with DAVID LADD Vic Mature Hedy Lamarr in CECIL B. DeMILLE'S "Samson & Delilah" Open 7:15...Shows at Dusk TONH WED...thru SAT! Ifilil M KUWICEKT QQQP unMe CtMlD HOHII. NORA HAYOEM ItS TREMAYNE. JACK KRUSCHEN mi, WARNER BROS.-. RAY .0ANT0N- KAREN STEELE OPEN ot 6:45 Complete Shows 7:00-9:15 of 7 ii&l tiTi II MO V0U INVADE.-. 1 IS JL.J1bV. r s . v