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TUESDAY
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TUESDAY
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Friday. JS p nv lahtrjoy.
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TODAY and
Tuesday, D. S
Retebura Klwanis Club, Umpqua
Hotel Civic room, noon.
Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m.
Associated Volunteers card part;.
VA Hospital recreation building
aousie room, 7:30 to y.30 p m.
Micoholics Anonymous, but
1 ment of Pacific Building, I p m.,
or information.
Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club,
Umpqua Hotel, 7 15 p.m. This 11
an open club and all bridge play
era are welcome. Anyone desiring
I partner call OR 3-4M6.
Boots and Calice beginners
square dance lessons, Winston
Community Hall g-10 p m. For in
formation write PO Box 104 or call
OR 3 M
Sutherlin Girls Drill tram prac
tice, 5 p ra., Kant Grade School
playground, new members wel
come, write Box 262, Rt, Sutherlin
for information rail OR 3-6679
1 Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club
at Umpqua llotrl, 7:15 p.m., open
to all players of Douglas County,
anyone deiiring partner for the
play is asked to call OR 3-4566.
Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard,
819 p.m.
I Reseburg Woman's Club board
meeting, clubhouse. 10 a.m., regu
lar meeting at 1:30 p.m.
I Oakland City Council.
! Dsus-Etts, Sheriff's Mounted Pa-
' trol, courthouse. 7:30 p.m.
I Rainbow Garden Club, business
meeting and potluck.
I Dillard-Winston Methodist WSCS
Mary Circle, 8 p.m.
i Myrtle Creek City Council, City
Hall, 8 p.m.
I Melrose Grange, Grange Hall,
8 p m.
I Umpqua Pest H, American Le-
gion Post and Auxiliary, Veteran's
Memorial Hall, 8 p.m.
j Job's Daughters, Bethel 8, Ma
' sonic Hall. 7:30 p.m.
I South Umpqua Archer's eheet.
Riddle warehouse " p.m.
I Slo-Kart Cart Club, 7:30 p.m.,
I Pacific Chamsaw. Everyone wel
come.
Winter holiday party Roseburg
Duplicate Bridge Club. 7:30 p.m.
at Umpqua Hotel. All duplicate
playera welcome.
Elkton Rebekah Ledge lodge
ball 8 p m.
Tanmile Ladies Club Christmas
party, clubhouse, 11:30 a.m., Pot
luck at noon.
Dog Obedience training classes
Highway 99S across from Kelley's
Korner, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Dec. i
Ballroom Dancing classes, be
ginning and advanced, at Elks
Temple, 8 p.m. Open to public.
Register at Kits Temple.
Roseburg Road Runners Meter.
1-30 Arfraf Hltrhooefc
f:0O D- P0W9H
10:00 100
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11.5-Jack paar
WEDNESDAY
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4 00 Northwest Nawa
4: 15 Huntloy rlnkhay
4 30 Rtcraatlon $tat at JaHaraM
4 45 Varn RaynoWa trtev
7 00 Joay tf.hop
7:50 Wagon Train
I JO King f Diamonds
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10 00 Boo Nawrtart
10 JO Br Ink lay Journal
11:00 Report
11; 15 Jack Pair
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WEDNESDAY
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4:3SUncla Bill Shaw
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4 00 Yaur TV Waatharmari
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5 00 Wy Thraa Son!
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10 00 Varlaty
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ll:IS-Saga Five
00-Dlcfc VanDytxa Show
I' 10 Oobl Cllltt
t 00 Pad Skalton
50 Ichabod and Ma
10 00 Garry Moora Sh
11 oo Ntahttcana
)1;)0 Thaatar
WEDNIS0AY
10-Whiatatn
J 00 Tight ropa
7 30 Thai Alvirl Show
I 00 Fathar Krttrwt Bait
I W Ookian Srmwcata
jo ri. g. &oaa la Calroaa
10 00 Thaatar
II 00 Niohtcana
11: JO Thaatar
10 Boll and HowcH CrOtaup
11 00 ABC Nawa
11; IS Mawt Nma Final
WEDNESDAY
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4 00 f vspntotj Popart
lNtw Nana
4 JO Lock -Up
7 JO $tvO
JO-Top Cat
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Friday
4 1 Sutharltn Motjr
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11-10 Monfo imttft SOW
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7 00 CBS ftiot
7 JWtX art witch
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4 0O Homtrnjwav BC
4 JO Atati Drpiar A PC
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1 00 Pawl Harvay ABC
5 4aw-ABC
4 OO-td MoQf A SC
4 iS-terel Nawa
I 00 TaiaaA'n
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naan, Wad., Tnora r SutnarIM Taan Baat. t
p m. Sat. BoOvrf Taan Baat. J ja ,ali
sat 1 Hi SI ( 11 am. Sat 1 Sunoa.
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TOMORROW
Ship, Harvard Ave.. 7:30 p.m.
Air Farce Reserve, loli tV. Har
vard Ave., 8 p m.
Moose Ledge, Moose Hall, ( p m.
Doua Ett's. Sheriff's Mounted
Ett's', Sheriff's Mounted
Patrol. Fairgrounds. 7:30 p.m.
-1 1 .. . 1.- t ,
!.hrn Brn 1 10 n m Dude Sib-
iv ,.ir,,M,Vr
ly instructor.
Lourei LOOS 14.
Drain Chamber of commerce,'"
Woman's Home League ot the,
City Hall, noon. . ed to her home on SE Reservoir I Mrs. Mildred Haley of Eugene,
Salvation Army, at the churcn, , Avenue Sunday night, following ! and Mrs. Kdilh Whipps of El
1:30 p.ni. .i,i.-.. a tnre daya in Portland assisting ! mira, members of the Fernridge
Oie-Hards, at the clubhouse. I , lh. . . . ,h 1 nau a...i.. vn u ,nd rh..i..
p. tk.
ih. nlh !
404 NE t-ummins, off of Diamond ,
Satan Chauffeurs,
Lake Blvd.. 7:30 p.m.
Umpqua Regional Timing As-
sociation, 404 fsb Cummms, 6: 3Q
D.m
Sheriff's Posse, business meet-
Courthouse, 8 p.m.
fcmbiem ciuo, executive Doara ,
meeting. Elks Lodge, I pm. ,.
Christian women s club, uoia
Room Umpqua Hotel, 12:15 p m
Umpqua Lions Club, Dale's Cafe,
:30 p.m.
Winston-Dillard Job's Daughers,
Douglas School, 7:30 p.m.
MU Chapter, Bete Sigma Phi,
S p m.
Camas Valley Tnastmistress
Club, Bart's Cafe, 8 p.m.
Kellogg Grange, at the Grange
Hall, D p.m.
Elkton Christian Women's Fel
lowship, Elkton Christian Church,
at the church, 1 p.m.
Chapter Bl, PEO Sisterhood, at
the home of Mrs. G. C. ! inlay,
1162 SE Main. 8 p.m.
Wairiida Christian Women's
Temperance Union, at home of
Mrs. K. D. Knigge, 1038 SE Fuller
ton, 1:30 p.m.
Blue Star Mothers, at home of
Mrs. Blanche Gray, 1413 Mill St.
Bring aack lunch.
Roseburg Writers Club and Rose
burg Unit, Oregon Stale Poetry
Association, at home of Mr. and
Mrs. II. William Bladorn. 123 NE
Pleasant Ave. Call OR 3-4240 or
OR 3-5321 for information.
Women's Society of Wilbur Meth
odist Church, noon luncheon, Busi
ness meeting at 2 p.m.
Yoncalla Women's Christian
Temperance Union, at home of Mr
Delbert Dickey, 1:30 p.m. Bung
unwrapped gifts for Children's
Farm Home in Corvllis.
Oregon Ladies Auxiliary 1813,
National Association of Letter
Carriers, at home of Mrs. Jim
Godfrey, 2777 NW Mulholland
Drive. 7 p.m. Gift exchange.
Roseburg Art and Embroidery
Club, at home of Mrs. George
Cluck, 412 W. Umpqua 2 p.m.
Riddle Fire Pumps
Reverse Procedure
The Riddle Volunteer Fire Dep-
partment performed a service in
reverse order recently when it
pumped water out of the Studio
Theatre building on Main St., ac
cording to Erma Best, Riddle cor
respondent. Dick Harper discovered the in
undation when he entered the the
ater to check on aome electrical
household appliances he bad atored
there. Eire Chief Ivan Pus esti
mated the water covering the floor
at two feet or more, apparently
resulting from ground see pace fol
lowing the excessive rainfall. He
reported the appliances as heavily
damaged as well as the chairs in
the front half of the house. The
theater had not been operating for
some time.
Yule Decorations Up
As is their annual custom, mem
bers of the fire department put up
the Christmas decorations on Main
SI. Sunday.
The department feels fortunate
in having only two calls during
the aftermath of the big snow on
Thanksgiving Day. One was to
stand by on Millie St. to warn traf
fic until an arcing power line was
removed, and the second call came
the same day when Clinton Hed
berg's car caught fire while parked
by his warehouse, burning out the
wiring.
LOOUC! I
YOUR REMINGTON SHAVER
CLEANED
' OILED
ADJUSTED
FREE!
ONE DAY ONLY!
THURS.-DEC. 7th
Room 512, Umpqua Hotel
10 A.M.-6 PM.
Remington's factory representative" from
Eugenei w.ll be here to serve you.
WHILE-YOU-WAIT SERVICE
Factory Parts, Complete Repairs, Factory Prices
Remington owners only,
Division of Sparry
940 Oak St.
Jskhn l..,k.. .n.n CalnrHav in.
F.ugene attending the state conven-i
ition of In laaac Walton League. !
Mrs. Dale Guilev has returned
10 ner h"e following a visit!
!" Bl'nd ' ,ne home ' ner son
and dauI!hier in law. Mr. and Mrs. 1
:,,,u 1
: it,.
Mr trmmr. 1 p.,., i,.. I
r 'red A- Knight, who has' been '
ersously ill a.nce Thanksgiving,
Vint W rneSljk rfireMnt rtt V.iiifi.
try services at the Roseburg VA
Hospital, waa m Eugene Saturday '
to attend the state convention of
the Isaac Walton League. Dr.
rieming, new president of Inl-
v,itv nf nr.n u. h. h.n.
quet speaker on "Water Polution."
Dr. Fleming is 1 life member of
the league.
University Students Visit
In Dillard Home For Holiday
By PHEBE McGUIRE
Neil Golgert, a student at Oregon
State University, and a friend, Neil
Peddicord, also a student, whose
home is in Carson City, Nev., were
in Dillard during the recent holi
day and weekend to visit the for
mer s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Golgert. The highlight of the
Thanksgiving day was a telephone
call from the Golgert's other son,
Melrose Serviceman
Ends Visit To Family
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
Kenneth Bly of Melrose has re
turned to his Army base in south
ern California following a leave.
He visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. O. Bly, and his brother
Charles, and family. He recently
finished his basic training.
Lebanon Folks Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ward and
Mr. and Mrs. Ted King, all of
Lebanon, spent a recent weekend
with Mrs. Ward's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas ilutton.
W. A. Morgan drove to Portland
Thursday to attend the funeral
services of a friend.
JoAnn Busenbark has returned
to her teaching position at Philo
math following a visit at the fam
ily home. She was accompanied by
her niece, Lynne Withycombe of
Corvallis.
Mrs. Amy Seeley has returned
home from a visit with her nephew
and family in Grants Pass.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradley
will spend some time in Corvallis
this week attending a convention
and visiting their son. Bob, who
is a student at Oregon State L Di
versity. Poets, Writers Set
Wednesday Meet
The Roseburg Writers Club and
the Roseburg I nit of the Oregon!
State Poetry Association will hold
. cumimiru m -a r a - "' -
Wednesday at tne nome oi Mr. ana
Mrs William Bladorn. 123 NE
Pleasant Ave. in Roseburg.
Program Set
The Writers Club program will
be given by John Zerbach. presi- j W.O-W alleged owing for use of
dent The poetry section will be di- right of way in transporting logs
reeled by James R. Daugherty, ! 'PPerty owned by F K.
chairman Roseburg Unit of OSPA.:Wood Lumber Co. t. K. Wood in
lnform.Hon on membership may ! '. liouidation assigned the prop-
be obtained from the above offi
cers or the club secretary, Mrs
Hilda Peterson. Visitors are al
wavs welcome. Interested high
It-U llir.ll
school students are granted free
I membership in tne writers i-iuo.
who bring in their Shaver
Rond Corporation
Eugene, Ore.
Community News Briefs
tan.ls, W O (Bunt Kaluv of
this city was in Eugene Saturday
to attend the state convention of
1 the Isaac Walton League.
Miss Ethel Webb of this city is Ann Hatch has returned to her
spending the week in Portland as! work at the Roseburg VA Hospi-
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ital, following the weekend in Van-
1,,,.., Winnr rociHonla nt thia
clly-
McCoy of Roseburg assisted at the
VA Hospital Sunday with the Vol
untary Services department.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashcraft
and daughter, Janice, and Mrs.
Nonda ftewport and daughter, ler
ri, of Corvallis, spent the week
end here visiting relatives and
friends. Mrs. Asbcraft. the former
Carol Newport, anr Monda New
port are granddaughters of Mrs.
C. E. Richardson of this city.
Don, who is stationed at Lackland
AKB in Texas.
Mrs. Dorothy Marshall of Brook
ings left Saturday after spending
the past two weeks visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Van Orman in Win
ston. A recent weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Oliver in Winston
was the latter's father, U 11.
Smith from Long Beach. He has
been in Bandon the past few weeks
harvesting cranberries on his prop
erty. He has returned to his home
and with his wife plans to return
to be with the Olivers during the
Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carter of
Eugene were weekend visitors at
the home of the former's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Carter
in Winston.
Dian Davidson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Davidson, and
Fred and Colene Newton, son and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Newton, were all visitors in Win
ston with their respective parents
during the recent holiday.
Word has been received that
Mrs. Mahle P. Taylor, former resi
: dent of Winston, will celebrate her
g7ln birthday, Dec. 19. She now
reSides at Garden Crest Home. 909
Lucille. I-os Angeles 26. Calif.
j Cards and messages from her
friends in the area would be appre-
, ciated.
Circuit Court
Circuit Court
Complaint
Marie De Bau vs. Clarence O.
and Helena C. Ro. rioinc husinpss
as Ellis Cabs. Plaintiff seeks judg-
ment for $27,500 general dam
ages and $1,518.41 special dam
ages for injuries allegedly sutler
ed Sept. 2, I960. Plaintiff states
she was a passenger in a taxi
cab of the defendants, and that
when she was preparing to alight
from the cab on SE Stephens St.
in Roseburg. she opened the door
and turned sideways. At that time,
she claims, the taxi lurched for
ward, causing Dlaintiff to sutler
serious and permanent injuries.
Loren K. Coder, doing business
as Rockett Lumber Co. vs. Tom
1 .".""
nerger. ana oiners. ouu ia quiei
' title on six lots.
The Regents of the University
,f Caifornia vs. Douglas Timber
.-o. riainuin are juunmeni ior
erty involved to the University.
Dismissals
State Industrial Accident Com-
mission vs. Joseph L. McCool. do-
- hlltinoua a lh Cnanlr Cht.1.
1 0 molon , h Dla,mif.
i d,smjsj
Donald Warren vs. Hale Bros.
Logging Co. Case settled during
i course of trial and case dismissed
with prejudice and without cost,
j John Wilson vs. Western Pacific
Insurance Co. On stipulation of the
parties case dismissed with pre
' judice and without costs as settled.
Winston Church Notes
Success Of Youth Meet
The Christian Youth Fellowship
of the Winston Christian Church
hosted the recent District World
Fellowship Youth Meeting in Win
ston with much success, according
to Phebe McUuire, Winston corre
spondent.
During the meeting the local
group enjoyed having F.baka Ab
raham, a Congo student attending
the I'niversity of Oregon in Eugene
and Miss Coldie Wells, as special
resource personalities. The visit
ors from out of town were guests
in the homes of the members.
Grants Pass Meet Attended.
Among the local youth attending
Ihe Chi Rho meeting in Grams
Pass during the district meeting
were Hosemary Nirlson. Cheryl
Oliver, Pavid Helspelh. Chuck Da
vidson. J a nips Koi. Carla Scale.
Maria Scale. Linda Chillier , Gary
Webber and Tommy McDonald,
who were taken to the meet bv
Mrs. Amy McDonald and Bill
Wehber.
The annual Christmas program
will be held at the church. Sunday.
Dec. 17, at 1 JO pro Children o(
the church school wil'. participate
At the end of the program a social
hour will be held in the fellowship
room with the ladies of the church
prnwding the retreshments
church south basketball league j I f M lxm mrwW MTV tT Waal J
Any one in the church having a de-1 lJr M ' i If m M ff Br f mf Fr&iliJk
ire to see this wnrthwile project 1 W r M A. pT wr r. J Mr KjrA
mairnalirf art aktvl la coniaott
lh Kcv. Ralph Wfi5Ui, puiior..
I Jim Vauntwi nf I h la ritv went tol
; Eugene Saturday to attend the;
stale convention of the Isaac Wal-
I ton League.
. rnllver and Knlll Uah visit.
turned Monday evening.
Mrs. Donn Radabaugh has re
turned to her home on SE Glenn
Street, following several weeks in
Los Angeles visiting her sister. Ac
companying her to Roseburg were
her son in la-v and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Joiner, and small
daughter, Diane, who returned to
their borne in Eugene Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Davla is back at her
home on SE Azalea Drive, follow
ing a trip to San Francisco with
her daughter, Mrs. Jack Ryan, of
Areata, Calif. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Davis were in Areata for the
Thanksgiving holiday and were
guests with the Ryans at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. S. K. McGaughey.
Davis, who is owner of the Jack
Davis Western Auto store here,
returned here Ui' following Sun
day. Mrs. Ryan, the former Glen
na Davis of this city, took ber
state board examinations while in
San Francisco. She is a beautician.
Herbert Beyers, Salt Lake gen
eral manager of the Norbest Tur
key Growers Assn. and son of Mrs.
Cora Beyers, 1353 SE Mill, Rose
burg, was elected director of the
Farm Credit Bank of Berkeley,
according to an announcement
made Wednesday by Harold T. Ma
son, acting governor of the Farm
Credit Administration, Washington,
D, C. Beyers is also secretary
treasurer of the turkey growers
group and was named by farmer
cooperative agencies to be director
in the bank for the 11th district
covering I tan. Nevada, California
and Arizona. He is the first from
I'tah to be named to the board.
He is a native of Oregon and a
former Roseburg resident. He has
been in I tan since 1930 and his
appointment o the bank's board
was endorsed by the Utah Coopera
tive Council. He has a brother. Ce
cil Beyers, who resides in Port
land.
Holiday Party Set
By Fair Oaks HEU
The Fair Oaks Home Extension
Unit met recently at the Granee
hall, reports Mrs. Jerry DeMuth,
Sutherlin correspondent.
Peggy Sutton and Martha Davis
presented a lesson on sleeve gus
sets. Each of the women present
made aamnles of the irussets.
., , . , ,
"Pennies for Aberdeen Scholar-
ship" was explained. This is tlie,
scholarship sponsored by the ex-
tension units. The program teach-
es women in other countries to do ,
things in the modern American
wav at six-rial schools, then take'
back to their communities. Wom
en of Mexico are receiving this
special service this year.
The annual Christmas party Is
planned for Dec. 15. Homemade
gifts are not to exceed 75 cents
in value.
Textile painting will be the sub
ject of the December meeting and
will be presented by Peggy Wright
and Ethel Moody. Rose Chandler
and Lois King are to take the les-
!, in haaie dreaamakinc.
Dorothy Longbrake was appoint-
i ed health chairman for the group.
I Any women in the community
interested in unit work and de
siring more information should
call Sutherlin 2550 or 35K.
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, j IU I VU V IN BLAZING COLOR
Twntet "TOWN WITHOUT PITY" Capiat. Skew - 7 00 eely
i fir stsria ) sfs.,1 a if t rrrn
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McClintOtk
and Mr. and Mrs. Harhe W. Booth
01 inia cuy bkui iu act.cuu
Portland.
Miss Kay Johnson, who will be
graduated lroin Spnnglield Beauty
School in two weeks, spent the
weekend here with her mother,
Mrs. Erma Johnson, owner of Mud
erne Beauty Salon.
Bruce O'Neil, soc of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert H. O Neil, of this city,
was taken to Douglas Community
Hospital Sunday as a medical pa
tient. He was stricken ill while at
Klamath Falls over the weekend.
Influenza Cases
Rise In Oregon
Over 100 more rases of influ
enza were reported in Oregon dur
ing the week ending Nov. 23 than
were reported the week prior the
Oregon State Board of Health said.
In its communicable disease
summary, it noted 1,073 cases
were reported compared to 933 the
week before.
Douglaa Improvee 1
Douglas county took a drop ia
the number of cases reported wiin
a total of 20 cases at the end of the
last period. The week before, 41
cases were reported.
However, Clackamas County
took a sharp rise with 214 cases
reported compared to 137 the week
before. Portland was next witii
205 cases reported. Portland had
the largest increase though, rising
to the 205 figure from 87 the week
before.
Marion County had a rise to 190
from 105.
Other counties with an increase
were Baker, 3 from 2: Clatsop,
15 from 12; Hood River, 9 from
0; Klamath, 13 from 0; Lake. IS
from 0; Lincoln, 35 from 25: Linn,
15 from 6; Tillamook, 21 from 0;
Umatilla, 18 from 3: Washington,
51 from 30J and Yamhill, 24 from
22.
The five week trend of influ
enza is up in the state as it was
in the previous week. Last year
in the corresponding week. 390
cases were reported. The median
for tha years 1954-60 for the week
is 365 cases.
This year for (he first 47 weeks,
a total of 17.414 cases have been
reported compared to 30.518 for
the same period a year ago. We
dian for the years 1954-60 for the
47 week period is 10,486.
Movie Showtime
TUESDAY, DEC. S. lttl
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INDIAN THEATRE Doora opan 4 em.
Complala lhoi M:2S. "Tha CoMltui of
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TONIGHT
"ONE EYED JACKS"
Marlon Biando-Korl Maiden
Kary Jurado - Ben Johnson
, Pino Pellicer
In Color
Show Times:
Mon Tus. Thurs , 7;30
Fri.. Sot., 7:00
Sun., continuous from 2.30
WED! thru SAT!
Comatat Shows a 7 00-T JJ
Awe-Inspiring!
A Fabulous
Pagan Fortress ...
A mortsf er(afo of brottz
and stone..
Twenfy ttorlel faff...
4 stride (ha great
arbor of Rhodes.
with the star of
"THE TEXAN"
RORY
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