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10 Th Newi-Review, Roieburg, Youth Dead, Another Hurt In Chicago Gang Warfare CHICAGO (AP) - Two gangs of neero leen asers. some armed wilh euns others with crude weapons, clashed on a West Sidei street eorner here last week in what police called a vengeance fight. Before it was over one youth lay dead, another injured. THE ROSEBURG SHRINE CLUB Presents Too Big for a Big Top! THURS. 2:15 and 8:15 P.M. DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS MAIN GRANDSTAND Tickttt at Povl'l Shoa Star or any Shrint Club Mambar. The following radio arid television programs or printed as free public service for News-Review readere. All program listings are published as received from the respective stations. The News Review tJoat not accept responsibility for variation from original schedule furnished this newspaper. KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY t-OO I Love Lucy :30 Clear Horlzoft 10:00 Love Of Lit 10:30 Search For Tomorrow 10 4S Guldino Light 11:00 Rett It II Gun 11:30 Lovt That Boo 17:00 About Faces 12:30 As The World Turns 1:00 Full Circle 1:30 House Party 00 The Millionaire 3:30 Verdict li Yours 3:00 Brlohttr Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night Yao0 SERVICE ALL SERVICE BUARANTEEO Is Nsisbiiri Tsars PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV Old Hlwoy 99 at Garden Val. Jet. RALPH L. RUSSELL Homt Loans In sura nca Bonds Loon Representative Equitable Savings & Loan Ass'n Mildred Homschuch, Associate Street Level, Pacific Building Phona OR 22689 KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 Grant Holcomb, News 7:15 Caot. Kangaroo 1:00 December Bride 30 Video Village 001 Love Lucy t; JO Clear HorUon 10 00 Love of Lite 10:30 Search For Tomorrow 10:4S Ouidlnp Light 11:00 Ml, Neighbor 11:30 Star Performance 12:001 Led Three Lives Man and Frl Amos 'N' Andy Tots ma Thurs Panic - Wfd 17:30 As The World Turns 1:00 KOIN Kitchen 1:30 House Parly KPIC-TV Ch.4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY : 00 Price Is Right-NBC 30 Concentration NBC 10:00 Truth or Consequence NBC 10:30 It Could Be You NBC 11:00 Quean for Day NBC 11:30 Romper Room 17:00 Young Dr. Malone-NBC 13:30 From These Roots N HC :00 Comedy Playhouse NBC 1-30 Adventure Time NBC 1:00 -Vallnee MONDAY J 4J TV Topics odio Programs Monday thru KRNR 1490 KC News broadcast by Cotumhia Broadralng System on the hour from SAW to M P Local news broadcast, on the half hour Special news programs as luted. 00 Sign On Newt 4 05 Morning Snow (To tJ Noon) 7:30 Frank Goss 7 45 Local News f:40 Garden Club (TieO 10:45 Home extension Psog-arn (Wed) 17:15 Weather 19:70 News Summary 17:30 Gary Moore CB5 17:40 Croibv-Clooney Snow C BJ 1:05 Vest Seller KQEN 1240 KC Scheduled Highlight- KQf N rui'C throuaB. out broodcail day betm htta progain Local and ABC network newscast, at s rnn lifes before each hour 1hrougojt the day after 10 A M. Special programs as follows 4:00 Wake Up MUSIC 4: 70 Local Newt 4 75 Sports Highlight! 4: 30-World New ABC C JS Weather Captule 7; 00 Frank Hemingway ABC KYES 950 KC MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ftAile: Mif. newi. and wttlar kith t ot H t.oo-Tha Uroy Hian fwo Ore. Mon., Aug. 1, 1960 Negroes and while penoni hurled rocks and .insults at ach other ai a swimming pool and po lice rounded up more members of a Negro gang said to be respon silile for a series of rapes and robberies in Lincoln Park on the North Side. About 25 members of the Egyp tian Cobras and Vice Lords gangs participated in the street clash which was marked by gunfire. liichard Parks, 16, died with a bullet in the chest. Sammy Mit chell, also 16, suffered a bullet wound in the shoulder. Both were members of the Vice Lords. Police seized one of the Egyp tian Cobras, Robert Lewis, IS, who was carrying a .22-caliber rifle. Lewis, police said, admitted the shootings which he said was in retaliation for Parks hurling a brick at him earlier in the day. i Two other members of the Co bras also were seized and held without charge. The other gang members fled when police arrived. In another move, police hauled about 15 members of the Vandal eers gang in for a showup. Five members of the Vandaleers have been indicted for rape, robbery and assault after they allegedly beat two white men with baseball bats and raped their pregnant wives Tuesday night in Lincoln Park. j At the showup, several victims 'of recent robberies and assaults in the Lincoln Park area identified several youths as their assailants, police said. The youths were held for further questioning. Piano Roll Inn 940 N.W. Gordm Vollay Blvd. It's COOL and FUN to play the piano! Finest of EASTERN Sea Foods Fried Chicken Wonderful Salads You will enjoy Che fin food prepared by our new chef VI WITHERS MONDAY J:00 Faith For Today 1.30 Uncle Bills Cartoons 5:00 Tales of Vikings 5:30-Fllm Folio 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6' OS Local News 4: IS Doug Edwards & The News 4:30 Charlie Farrell Show 7:00 The Texan 7:30 Father Knows Best 8:00 Cfllohrlty Talent Scouts 30 Spike Jones Show f :00 Comedy T healer : JO June Allvson 10:00 Big Picture 10;30-Final News )0:!S Dateline: Slalehouse 11:00 Sign Off 2 00-The Millionaire 210 Verdict li Yours 3 00 Brighter Day 3: IV Secret Storm 3 tO-Edgt of Night 4-00 Full Circle 4: to Cartoon Circus 4:00 Roy Rogers - Mon., Wed., and Frl Twenty-six Men Tues., end Thur. MONDAY 5 J0 City Defective 4 00 WFAther-SportvNews 4 15 Doug Ed war rfi, News 4 30-Charlie FarrtK 7:00 The Texan 7.30 Father Knows Am I 00 Celebrity lalenl Scouts 1:30 Sptke Jones On ( omedy Showcase JO June Allyson 4 0OL.fe of Riley 4 10 Addle Bobkins 5 00 Sgt. Preston S:J0 Umoqua Junior Auction 4 00 Northwest News 4 15-Htmfley-Brlnkley NBC 4 JO T o B Announced 7:00 Tombstone Territory 7:30 Tales of Weill Fargo NBC 1:00 Peter Gunn NBC JO-Sea Hunt f-00 Per ton to ParsonCBS f jo Millionaire CBS lft-00 Trackdown 10 30--Report 10:45 Jack, Paar-NHC TUESDAY 3:-Spectator 1 JO Bob Richards 1 JS Tn. Couple Next Door 1 Right To Happmeu 1 -The Kingston Trio 7 0-W hi sparing streets 1 IV-Ma Perkins 7 W-Young Dr. Ma lone 2 4S-Th Second Mrs Builon 7 S-Mngiton Trlo-CBS 3 nv Houieparty CBS 3 ?5k.nc,(on Trio CBS 3 JO Garden Club IFn) 3 IV-in'ormatton Booth (To S PM1 4 W-4H Club Program (Tues end Thurs) 5 00--1 owell Thomat-CBS 5 10 Sport Time CBS S ls-Traft.c Watch 5 JS Lotal Newi 7 iV I ori-Chff Eng r-ABC w-Locai nwi SS-raul Harvey-ABC (XV-Breaklait Club 10 15-lello Tet-AflC 10 30-Farm l-.thange H'JO Sttwd Club 17 t-M d Day News 1 .00-Butlneu F.rat-ABC 3 iv Social Calendar 3 JO-iorai Newt S.OOJohn Daly-ABC 00 fa l? 00 ftamblln with S:mM II 00 ta 3-00 Tha Larey Miaft (how S 00 to 7 00 Bamblli, with R.mbO Wfial rural .Hsaai.n nows en ft hour Hi 4283BEEF TTIIImp ff ROMPER J S ROOM TOYS j : J Exclusive in Roieburg at J j joHNNrsr! Shorrlll Chapman is assisting at Chapman's Pharmacy this sum mer. Mrs. Thalma Greer of Eugene spent the weekend in Roseburg with her son-in-law and riauphtpr Air. and Mrs. Lee H. Kagan, and son, Rick. j , , . ., . Mr. and Mrs. Caleo Salle and Mr. and Mrs. Don White, mem - bers of thf Rnnl RnH Talim f hih were in Klamath Falls during the weekend to attend the state square! dance lestival. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ban and children left Wednesday on a va cation trip which will take them to a class reunion in LaGrande and to points of interest in Cana da. , Mrs. Cart L. Bowrs returned last week from a -three week stay in Iis Angeles and La Crescenta. Calif., where she visited old friends and her sister Martha Zwiebel, who returned here wilh her. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Od.rklrk left during the weekend for their home in McMinnville, after a two week visit wilh the former's son, Earl, and family. They assisted at the Oderkirk Distributing Co. while Earl and family were taking a few days vacation. Mrs. Robtrr Kf and Mrs. Don Reed returned to their homes dur ing the weekend from Seattle, where they had gone as chaper ones for the Knights of Pythias Drum and Bugle Corp., which par ticipated at the Sea Fair. Their daughters, Roberta Keefe and Jan et Reed, are members of the group. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cummingi Sr. have returned to their home here following a three week va cation trip which took , them to Colorado Springs, Colo., to attend a family reunion. The former's two brothers, George, of Cedar Falls, Iowa, and Walter, of De corah, Iowa, were present. Mrs. Cumhiings' brother, Walter Bun ning, of Rock Island, III., was there to greet them. They stop ped at Albuquerque, N.M., the Grand Canyon, Bryce and Zion canyons, Hoover Dam and Las Vegas. At Lompoc, Calif., they visited former local residents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Chilson, and in Mountain View they called on Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Brassficld, who formerly resided in Roseburg. - TUESDAY 4:00 Bargain Shopper 4:15 Your Social Security 4:30 Uncle Bill's Cartoons 5:00 Higher Education 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 4:00 Your TV Weatherman 4:01 Local News 4:15 Doug Edwards l The Newt 4:30 Brave Slalllon 7.00 Success Stories 7:30 Many Love of Doblt Giltls 1:00 Tightrope 1:30 The Comedy Spot 9:00 Diagnosis Unknown 10:00 Final News 10:15 Sign Olf APPLIANCE ft REFRIGERATION SERVICE 101 MULE! . . . 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Preiton 5.30 Quick Draw McGraw 4 00 Northwest News 4: IS Hunlley-Brlnkley NBC 4 JO This Man Dawson 7 00 How To Marry A Millionaire j .w American Civil War 00 Richard Diamond I 30 Dance Par lv NBC 00 M Squad NBC 30 Shotgun Sladt 10.00 Phil Silvers 10 30 Report 10 45 Jack Pair NBC Friday 5 30 Sports CBS 5 45 Frank Got CBS 5 sv Weather tomoiroW 4 OS Hi-Fi Hour 4 3V-Maters Of Me'ody CBI 7 OS Amos 'N Andy 7 OV-Caiter Symphony Hour (Wed) 7 75 King, ton Trio CBS 7.30 Bob R i c ha i-3. Show CBS (Men Ttin Thurtl 7 30 Double Your Pleeiure CBS (Frl 7:15 in PefSon CBS (Mon thru Thgrt Friday tlarli at 7.40) I Ot-Night Watch (To 10) 10 Oft-RkMietd Reporter (Until July lt) 10 00 Newt (Attar July lt) 10 15 Muiic To Dram By 11.00 Sign Off 51 Fvrtia Gorma (Mon Wafl FrU 5 70-SpOftf Hiflhllflhti S IS Van HOf n A I1C S 4V-Hadlina hw ARC 00 Edw. P. Morgan 8C IWLocat Ntwt ?V-Farm Chanoa 4 RutlntM Final ABC 5 10 Paul Harvay ABC 1 ' CO Vaixtar rooA Ntra ABC 00-10:00 Ttlttiuaan 10-00 Quran Mitt l?:00 Sign off Waaihar Raoori at v emit tKa hour Ntwra Summartas at '1 pari tha hnuf AAaahng Mamo'B at H svast tha hour Pari Martat Wor1 -t 19 Basic: Mwstc Nrani, and wraathar withi Community The Conn Family reunion will be held Aug. 14 at Lmpqua Park at 1 p m. All family members are invited to the potluck affair. Pattl Putman and Elizabeth Mor- rissev have relumed to ineir homes here aller having auenneo jTHK Catholic Retreat last week at Beaverton. 1 GMro Millikan of Salem and fnrmprlv of Roseburg IS in the Barnes ' VA Hospital for medical treatment and would be happy to hear from friends here, Mr. and Mr i. AI Downs partici pated in the state square dance festival during the weekend at Klamath Falls. They are members of the Clidc Shufflers and the Boots and Calico clubs. a Mr. and Mrs. Norman P. John and family spent the weekend in Portland, where they met Mrs. William Mitchell of Portland. Maine, an old school friend of Mrs. John, who was there to visit relatives. Mits Maroarot Parrot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parrot, of Gold Beach will leave this week for Guam, where she will be cm ployed as a nurse for two years. The Parrot family formerly resid ed in 'lioseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Don Htin and fam ily enjoyed a week's vacation in California., They stopped in San Francisco and visited the Ben Hammond family and toured the zoo and other points. In l.os An geles they visited her sister and returned home via Reno, stopping at Shasta Dam. Hein is back at his work at Bill Stock Motors. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Koaton have as guests in their home their daughter, Mrs. James Smith, and daughter, Dawna, of Seattle, and a granddaughter, Jackie Kealon, of Klamath Kalis. The visitors are also spending some time with Mrs. Smith's sister, Mrs. Leonard Kin sel, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Irving have as houseguests their daughter, Mrs. K. II. Melcher, and son, John, of Tarreytown, N.Y. Mrs. Melcher, who came here for the 1940 class reunion, is also visiting her sis ters, Mrs. Thomas Hubbard and Mrs. Marshall Farrell; her broth er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Irving at Toketee Falls, and her aunt, Mrs. Robert Helliwell. The Ben Irvings took their daughter and- son to the coast for a week's vacation. They camped at Siltcoos and visited in Tillamook with Mr. and Mrs. John Irving. The visitors will leave from Portland Aug. 15. Mrs. Georgan Clark has relum ed to her home on Sherwood Ave nue after a month's visit with her son, James H. Clark, of Seattle. Most of her Washington visit was spent at Lake Kocsigcr. She spent a week earlier in the summer at Salem .attending a vocational school ftir homemaking teachers. Mrs. Clark teaches homemakingl Her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Salisbury, of West Palm Beach, Fla., are expected to arrive Tuesday to spend several days in Roseburg. Mrs. Clark will accompany them to Peble Beach, Calif., to visit relatives. You owe it to yourself to hear tho NEO-L1FE STORY FOR BETTER HEALTH. MEETING OPEN TO PUBLIC CORAL ROOM UMPQUA HOTEL Tuts., Aug. 2 7:30 p.m. No admission Everyone welcome FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY TROUSERS (Ladies' Slacks, too) and PLAIN SKIRTS OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 1019 SE Douglas Tffl L mix ok 1 fc aaii I J Match ACROSSROM News Briefs I Billit Cripps visited friends re cently in Eastern Oregon. She is back at her work at Goldie's Beau ty Shop on Harvard Avenue. Braco Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Phillips, left last week for Portland, where he was to re ceive his assignment for a three year tour of Army service. I Mrs. Max Pannia left during the weekend for San Francisco to spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Lucy Martin, who plans to return to Roseburg with her and visit vari ous relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robtrl Crn, Mr. and Mrs. Uon Stumho and Dick Gadway. all members of the Boots and Calico Club, spent the week end in Klamath Falls attending the state square dance festival. Mr. and Mrs. Art Krouoor of Winnemucca, Nev., were over night guests of his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kreuger, on Friday. They planned to go on to Portland to visit an other brother. Mrs. Don Carter (Joan Phil lips) has completed her summer school courses at Lewis and Clark College in Portland and joined her husband, who is employed in Roseburg this summer. He is a student at Portland State and she will again teach at the Earl Boyle School in Portland this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Jamas Eaton left Friday for their home in Bremer ton following a few days visit here wilh his brother, Jay Eaton, and family and with the Wilbur Mc Clure family at Glide. They flew to Oakland, Calif., and drove home a new sport car, stopping here en route. Mrs. Ban Hammond and son, Wayne, have returned to their home in Pacifica, Calif., afler a two week visit here with her sis ter. Airs. Jay Eaton, and with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Roggc. Skip Hammond remained for a longer visit wilh various relatives. Slayer Seeks Order To Vacate Sentence YAKIMA (AP) A young Wa palo man convicted of slaying a Seattle businessman last year moved Friday to upset his sen tence of life imprisonment. A motion was filed for John Bernard Doyle, 23, in U. S. dis rict court to vacate sentence on the grounds he was not properly defended by his courtappoinled attorney. Asst. U. S. Atly. Ronald F. Whitaker said the government would answer denying the allega tions.. Doyle, an escapee from North ern State Hospital, was convicted last Oct. 3 of the second degree murder of, Vivian A. Meagher. Meagher was found shot to death in a remote area of the Yakima Indian Reservation June 22, 1959. Doyle's petition said he was denied counsel of his own choice, effective assistance of counsel, that he did not receive statutory safeguards, had an appeal frus trated and blocked by his attor ney and was not allowed to see an attorney until three days after his arrest. In an affidavit. Doyle said he had $2,800 credited to him at the Yakima Indian Agency and was financially able to hire his own attorney. RAIN FLUNKS DATE WAYNESBLRG, Pa, (AP) -Wha' hoppen? It didn't rain Fri day in this southwestern Pennsyl vania town where tradition says it rains every July 29. For only the 101 h time in the last 85 years. Mother Nature did not come through. Townspeople had to celebrate their annual "Rain Festival" without rain. Cash and Carry OR 3 8291 !S for Mrs. Waldon Routladg and Mrs. Paul Kreuger were in Portland during the weekend to attend the Women of the Moose convention. Mr. and Mrs. Ktith Christopher son and family had as i guest in their home Thursday hn mother, Mrs. Alta Robertson, of Anaheim, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson and son. George, of Eugene were over night guests last week at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Ruby Robi son, and family. The Johnsons formerly resided here. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Eaton and children, Eddie and Shirley, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eaton and son, Gary, and Wanda Inman were boat ing and skiing at Cottage Grove Dam on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bartram left Saturday on a two week vaca tion trip. They plan to visit his mother in Aurora and camp and fish in various spots in Oregon. He is an vacation from his work at V. S. Plywood. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burr left Wednesday for their home in Homedale, Idaho, having been call ed by the illness of their daughter, Mrs. Kaye Call, of Metolius, Ore. They had been spending several weeks here vacationing and visit ing relatives. They plan to care for the three Call girls while their mother is recuperating. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson (Darlene Kruse) and sons, Steve and Ricki, left Thursday for their home in Norwalk, Calif., following a visit here with various relatives. They spent a few days in Eugene with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Johnson and were ac companied home by Connie Robi son, who will visit relatives in Norwalk. Russ Nix American Lawyers For Powers MOSCOW (AP) Sources today said U2 pilot Francis Gary Pow ers will not be allowed American lawyers when he goes on trial for espionage. The trial opens Aug. 17 before judge advocate and two "asses sors." Informed sources said the tribunal will be of the "first in stance," meaning Powers prob ably can appeal any sentence to a higher court. Death is the maxi mum penalty for espionage. Civilians On Federal Payroll Show Increase WASHINGTON (AP)-The num ber of civilians on the federal pay roll climbed slightly during the fiscal year ended June 30, the Senate-House Committee on Re duction of Nonessential Federal Expenditures reported today. The fiscal year-end total was 2.382,679, an increase of 15,688. But the committee headed by Sen. Harry F. Byrd (D-Va) noted that this upswing was more than accounted for by temporary cen sus workers numbering 16,174. Movie Showtime . Monday, Julv 11. lsa INDIAN THEATRE Summer 5chedula. Clos ed on Sun. & Won. STARLITE DRIVE-IN-Gales open 7:15. Show siaris at dusk. "The Angry Hills" and "Love Is My Profeision" PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:15. snows sran ar rjujtc. "Julie" and "Indis creet" CLOVER LEAF DRIVE-IN (Suthertln) Box office opens at 7:00. Show starts at dusk. "Tha Miracle" and "Battle Flame" TRI CITY DRIVE IN-Show Dart, jtt rin.V "Bell, Book and Candle" al "Battle of ina torai sea" Tueiday, August J, ISM INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 6:40. Com plee shows 4:50-9:35. "Ice Palace" 7:08- STARLITEf DRIVE-IN Gates open 7:15. Show starts at du.k. "The Angry Hills" and "Love Is My Profession" PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 715 Show starts at dusk. "Julie" and "Indis creet" CLOVERLEASi DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) - Box Office opens at 7:00. Show starts at dusk i-m , J?.,ii,re,e" and "Battle Flame" T?L9Tt DR,VE IN-$how Harts at dusk Bell, Book and Candle" and "Battle of the Coral Sea" koSowoj I jp p lj ' ' ' ' HAVE YOUR ELECTRIC HEATERS mm SERVICE CALLS ON SATURDAY IN ZONE I AT REGULAR PRICES 721 S. E. OAK Foreign Beauties Reach LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) The liner Orcades has docked here with what skipper John D. Birch described as the prettiest cargo be has carried in 40 years at sea. Aboard were the first eight en tries to arrive for the International Beauty Congress, which will open Thursday. The congress is the suc cessor to the Miss Universe con tests formerly held in Long Beach. A festive welcome was accorded 4 MORE WHOOPERS OTTAWA (AP) - Northern Af fairs Minister Alvin Hamilton re ports the whooping crane popula tion has increased by four. He told the House of Commons this brought the known number of the birds to 43. Tonight James Stewort, Kim Novak, Jack Llmman1 and Ernie Kovacs in "BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE", plus "BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA" starring Cliff Robertson and Gia Scala. Tonight Now the Mighty Spectacle thot stunned the world. CAROLL BAKER ROGER MOORE In "THE MIRACLE" In Color alio SCOTT BRADY in "BATTLE FLAME" TUESDAY thru SAT! SPECTACULARLY BEAUTIFUL! EXCITINGLY PRIMITIVE!.. i m t fur1 V if I r K - . Edna Ferber's LTCSEE r IjF 'for Ml r'l ; for. Shii.,,,11 starring ROBERT RYAN CAROLYN JONES Richard Burton . Martha Hyer . Jim Backus TrC I ATCD II J LHILIl THAN YOU Avoid The Rush OR 3-5521 U.S. For World Contest the liner's arrival Friday. It had sailed 26 days before from Man ila. The contestants aboard: Joan Stanbury, 22, Australia; EMzabeth Voon, 19, Borneo; Mich ico Takagi, 19, Japan; Zen a Ah mad. 21, Malaya; Edita Vital, 19, Philippines; Christl D'Crui, 22, Singapore; Patricia Apoliona, 22, Honolulu, and Margaret Powell, 24, Canada, who joined the ship at Vancouver. Open 7:15... Shows start Dusk . NOW THRU TUE Doris Day in "Julie" Cory Inarid GRANT I Bergman in "INDISCREET" NOW thru Tuesday Open 7:15 . . . Showi start Dusk ROBERT MITCHUM hurtled liko a wild anlmall Tup Angry H'U$n ELISARFTH MIIFIIFR i HllOUSlM J STANLEY BAKER Wit jSngabin pM$Mirn. closed sun mon. Actually Filmed In Alaska its towering mountains ... its turbulent streams . its awe-inspiring glaciers! The deep, row per- a tonal conflict! and stripped passions of a land in turmoil ALASKA . . . today! 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