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Cify Council To Have Vacancies v CITY u 18 "! 1 1 fK-eieciion. ('.. citizens to fiive though' to the local ,,n this fall. The .rarer Stroma and SJ!., . na v and Julius ',i expire at this time i ?rk not lnd - .!,., ha iwimmitt.... r ou ..." far nrW'J """ - '"' -a yean. have oiiomo nas served as mayor for tho past two years and Coin' oilmen Day and Hull are both completing two years terms. Day has served as chairman of the police committee for st.vr. ni ,.J and Unit as chairman of the street V.F.W. POST 293 5 PICNIC & OUTING ClARK CREEK ORGANIZATION AREA ON FALL CREEK pOILUCK SPRINGFIELD REFRESHMENTS FREE CLABKCREEK COME EARLY .... STAY LATE nr U. IN PEACE) AND WAR 9:00 P.M. 'LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTES THE PEGGY LEE SHOW n jf n u a.ia r.n. ULU5MOBILE 9m!nsday, August 21, 1952 Program listing, arepren., kTTTT KEBO Bi..O0rd 11:11 A.M. 12:00 Noon New. Boarti S:IS P.M. 6:4a P.M. stations KEHG I'KOREr KUGNT KASHT KOACr KGW KOINT KEX ABC 1180 j:30 :43 Dinner Music Dinner Music Dinner Music Glen Stadler -:00 1:18 1 :30 MS Bob Trout Charlie Solvate Bin Time Big Time Gabriel Heatter New Dinner Hour News. Headline Home Edition Dinner Hour Oregon Sport Freddy Martin News Review Sam Hayea News Freddy Martin Farm. Sportj 1:18 1:30 IAS Ed. R. Murrow Meet the Band Mr. Keene Mr. Keene Marvin Miller Tin Pan Valley Andy Parker New & Weather Bedtime Story Tin Pan Valley Hopnlong Cassady Tom Robert To Be Advised Robt. Montgomery Hopalong Cassady OPS Show To Be Advised Robt. Armbruster Smiley Burnett Chem. Headline Children's theater Relax with Music Mr. Chameleon Weatherman Children's theater Relax with Music Mr. Chameleon Home Edition Proudly We Hall Meet Your Match Steve Allen Show Good Listening Proudly We Hall Meet Your Match Steve Alkn Show Good Listening ):00 :1S :30 MS Out of Thunder Out of Thunder Combo Club News before now Ptld. Hit Parade Charlie Spivak Fishing News Charlie Spivak Robt Montgomery World Affair Fishing New World Affairs FBI FBI Thi I Believe Peggy Le Amateur Hour Amateur Hour Amateur Hour You Never Know Jan Garber Music Room Skltch Henderson Skltch Henderson Silver Eagle Silver Eagle Defense Attorney Defense Attorney S. Ore. Col. Ed. Farm Hour Farm Hour Farm Hour One Man's Family World News Life In Hand Life In Hands 10 :0O 15 30 43 Newspaper of Air Mutual Newsreel All Star Dance All Star Dance Severeid, New Calling AU Star Mr. Keen Mr. Keen World News You & the World RequestfulJy Requeatfully 11 '00 Mel Baldwin :S Mel Baldwin :30 Reciiifsifully MS World News Fulton Lewi Best on Wax Best on Wax Best on Wax Summer Serenade Summer Serenade Crossfire Crossfire Reporter Bill Stern Sports Report Dance Orch. Amateur Hour Amateur Hour Amateur Hour The Unexpected Studio Party Studio Party Studio Party Studio. New BBC Theater BBC Theater Classic Artistry News & Weather Dragnet Dragnet FBI Communist FBI Communist Studio Party Studio Party Tune Toppers Tune, news FBI FBI Waxworks Music Theatre Summer Bndwgn. Summer Bndwgn. Search for Star Search for Stars Music Endures Music Endure Music Endures Evening Med it. Reporter Sports page final The Chase The Chase Andy Hardy Show Jimmy Wall I nut 'n Studio Party Aji dy Hardy Show Jimmy Wallingfn Studio Party Nile Owl Jimmy Walllngt'n Studio Party Nite Owl Jimmy Wallingt'n N.W. Screnad Five Star Final Stan Daugherty Desert Inn Orch. Desert Inn Orch. Final Edition Dance Time Dance Time Dance Time Sign Off Radio Programs-Friday, Aug. 22, 1952 Program listings m prepared by the radio sUtluns " New Mel Baldwin Danes Time T. L. McCall Mel Baldwin Tlanr. T.m, Jimmy Wallingtn. Tress. Bandstand Dance Time Jimmy Wallingtn. News Dance Time KEBO Rei-.-Gnard 11:1B A.M. 12:00 Noon News Hours: S:4o P.M. 6:45 P.M. Portland Markets KERGKDHE KUGNr KASH'T KOACr KGW KOIN KEX 6:0 :00 s 30 48 ABC 1190 New or America Muaictime Miuictfme Musictime :0O 1:18 f :3o :4S Farm News Lucky U Ranch Coffee Clock Lucky U Ranch Bulletin Board Koogan Calls Music Koogan Calls 1:18 1:30 :4S Here's to Vets Farm Spot II to Local News Harry Babbitt Top O' Morning Top O' Morning Top O' Morning Churches Speak Hemingway Riders of Saga Breakfast Gang M. Agronsky Breakfast Gang Bob Gerrad Sam Hayes Koogan Call Rhythm Roundup Rhythm Roundup News Roundup Rhythm Roundup Symphonette Symphonette Symphonette Farm Time News of America R.F.D. Oregon Koln Clock Koln Clock Rhythm Roundup Rural Roundup Rhythm Roundup Roundup News Ore. Farm Hour Ore. Farm Hour Ore. Farm Hour Ore. Farm Hour 1:00 :1S :30 :4S Cecil Brown Breakfast Club New Breakfast Club Bible Institute Breakfast Club Bible Institute ' Breakfast Club Country Editor Johnnie Lee Wills News Manning, News Koin Clock Duncan MacLeod Frank Goss Harry Babbitt Alarm Clock Club Alarm Clock Club Alarm Clock Club Alarm Clock Club First Edition Martin Agronsky Bob Garrcd Bob Hazen 10 :00 IS :30 :4S Walt Time A Woman's View News at Nine waltz Time Big-Y New Break-Bank Tune Shop Springfield Quiz Break-Bank Tune Shop Furniture Shop Koogan Calls The Old Songs The Old Songs Music Box Music Box Tune Shop Ma Perkins Dr. Ma I one Waltz Time Newspaper of Air Jack Berch Tello Test Fashion Flashes Eugene Shopper True Story Dial for Dough True Story Classifieds Southld Chapel Shopping News Songs Sentiment Consumer News Dave Valle Grand Slam Rosemary Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Music Box Kate Smith ' Kate Smith Chuck Foster 11 :oo :1S :3o 43 County News Perry Mason Blng Crosby Brighter Day Ladles Fair Ladies Fair Queen for a Day Queen for a Day Mu. Souvenirs Mus. Souvenirs Mus. Souvenirs Mus.. Local News Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday 9 AM Edition Stars of Today Break the Bank Break the Bank Double-Nothing Vic Lindlahr Brighter Day Dr. Malone Hostess House Hostess House Strike It Rich Strike It Rich Big Sister Ma Perkins Dr. Malone Guiding Light 12 00 :18 30 45 Local News Farm Market Luncheon Music Luncheon Music Today's News Farm New Swing Sway New Jan Garber News & Weather Double-Nothing Theatre Page Espec. for Women Double-Nothing Juke Box Rev. Espec. for Women Brighter Day Juke Box Rev. Espec. for Women Dr. Malone Jack Berch Lone Journey My True Story My True Story Paul Harvey Lane 1st Edition Lucky U Ranch Lucky U Ranch ,:00 his I :30 :4S To Be Announced Carl Smith Bandstand World News News Parade Weather Report Rhythm Roundup Rhythm Roundup 2nd Mrs. Burton Perry Mason Nora Drake Brighter Day Whispering Sts. Chet Huntley Barney Keep Barney Keep Concert Hall Concert Hall Concert Hall Concert Hall Jack Klrkwood Jack Kirkwood Paula Stone Home Harmonies Chuck Foster Road of Life Pepper Young Right Happiness Trading Post Koogan Calls Fashions Notebook Rhythm Roundup Rhythm Roundup Band Review Review. News Duncan McLeod Come Se Get It House Party House Party Paul Harvey Noon Edition Lucky U Ranch Lucky U Ranch :00 1:18 ,:30 :4S News St Weather Farm Hour Farm Hour Farm Hour Matinee Melodies Cedrlc Adams Arthur Godfrey Clif's Corner News Answer Man Game of the Day Game of the Day Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Widder Brown Woman in house Notebook Girl Marries Mary Marl In Evelyn Winters Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Serenade. News Hilltop House Carl Smith Newspaper of air Newspaper of air J.00 :1S :30 ;4S Interlochen Music Interlochen Music Interlochen Music Interlochen Music Kay West Kay West Kay West Kay West Cltf'a Corner John T. Flynn Arthur Godfrey Safaway Theater Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Game of the Day Just Plain BUI Frontpage Farrell Bob and Ray Doctor' Wife Doctor's Wife To be Announced Club 580 Club 890 Jack Owens The Little Show This I Believe Tunefully Yours Social Security Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Siesta, News Cal Tinney Cal Tinney Music Revue Music Revue 4 00 18 30 .45 Music for Mrs, Music for Mr. Music for Mr. Good News Esp. for Listening Esp. for Listening Bard of Avon Bard of Avon Fulton Lewis Hemingway Curt Massey Sam Hayes News Wei. Travelers Wei. Travelers Dr. Paul Dave Garroway Club 690 Club S90 Big Jon Se Spky Mark Trail Art Kirkham Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Music Revue Bill Ring Show For tne eSirl For the Girls PORTLAND PRODUCE MARKET iiiui,i.u irr mint-rial-tenia tlve, subject to immediate change prem ium UU.1.IU, iiAAiimmi 10 ..j j 10 1 per cent acidity delivered In Portland, 83c lb: first quality 81c; second quality 79c. Valley routes and country point 2 cents less. Butter wholesale f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers grade AA, 93 score, 76c lb; - - KM 4K.U..SI li., Wl Off COIC 72c. Cheese srllln price to Portland 'wholesalers OrcKon singles, 44Vi-48c lb; EEHS 1ft urhnlraaWc onnrll. tafnmg no loss, cases included, f.o.b, Portland A large, 63'a-fi3'ic; A medium, 5fU'-f2lAr; R umr).. Inrno m.m. Eks to retailers grada AA large, 71c; n. Mirxu 110-01, ti meaium, ki-65c; A V Vhih 1 1 mil, vdnonj Live chickenNo. t quality, f.o b plants fryers, 2ft-3 lbs. 34c; 3-4 lbs, 34r: rnactxre. oil', IK. ..n 1 i all weights. 18-l9c; light hens, all weights, 16c: old roosters, la.isc Rabbits average to growers live .-c, 0-0 10s. 1B-2ZC; old I docs, 10-12c. few higher; fresh dressed irycrs 10 reianers, ac-txic, some higher Fresh dressed meats wholesaler to re- mild -'"lf OUV-fUU IDS, 03,00- 58.30; good, 54.00-56.30; commercial, 47.00- 11 on I-.-.! tows, commer- -'u-iu,vul uiiuijr, 01.uu-w.uu; can-ners-cutters. 33.00-36.00. luu cno.ee sieers nina Quarters. 63.50-64.20: rounds. 62.00-63.30; full loins, "-.w-ot.ou, n lUHKIL'J, tO.UU-W.W; fnrn.niinrlnrc AO .! in. l ... En I Veal Kood-choicei 50.00-55.00: commer cial, 43.00-50.00. Pork cuts loins, choice, 8-12 lb, 64.50- rlbs. 49.50-54.20. fresh hams, 'lO-H lbs" 57.00- 57.50. Lambs Choice-prime, 40-50 lbs, 52.00 54.00; good, 49.00-52.00. Wool-grease basis, nominally 45c lb to Country-dressed meats, f.o.b. Portland Beef utility cows, 33-35c lb; canners cutters, 32-34c. Ve?' toP Quality, 44-45e lb good "l"" "'- tuners lower. iiBhtf-Sac1 blocker3' 34"35c lb w, Lambs best, 45-50c lb. Muttor -b-st. 12-15c lb. nninni B.n IK l. .. mri inm 7rf l ,7. "aan. xeuows, ro aioes ooaraman long white. No. 1A, 9' cntrnI Ore. long white, 6.50-6.00: Wash. Russets, No. 1, 6.00-25 '5?i de'ivcred ca" and truck lots, f.o.b" uL-uvcrcu acame, 3o.00-37.50, PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET PnRTT.ANn (ADi . . . ,.7 " ' vur5e BTains, is- day shlnmpnu, bulk, coast delivery: oats -ib2B.!b7Wh0Ua- '"! i KuatJb,',d toJa"lv market, basis No. iofl M I''? COaSt: '0ft wh"' Club, 2.35.4. . ' wmte Hard Red Winter: ordinary, 3 to: in Hard VhIte Baart: ordinary. 2 43 in t,"n47.2-431 " Per Car receipts: wheat, 51; barley. 21 flour, 6; corn. 5, oat, 2; mill feed. 1 Variety Time Variety Time Reminls. Rhythm Melody Club Oregon Reporter Masters Music Masters Music Masters Music :oo r.:lS 1:30 ':45 Story Hour Story Hour World T-Jday Local Newt Life Beautiful Music Box Music Box Music Box Tune Twist . Tune Twist B-Bar-B Song New Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Curt Massey Fun Factory Fun Factory H. V. Kaltenbora Elmer Petersen Northwesterners Squirrel Cage Squirrel Cage Happy Time Dinner Hour Dinner Hour Dinner Hour Dinner Hour On the Upbeat On the Upbeat On the Upbeat News & Weather H. V. Kaltenborn Ed R. Murrow Chuck Foster News T. L. McCaU The World Today Elmer Peterson Frank Goss Fun Factory Flight Reporter Chet Huntley Bob Garred MAY MUSIC THEATRE FEIDAYS 3:45 P.M. TUESDAYS 7:30 P.M. EUGENE OREGON COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM 4r -It m x J PORTLAND LIVESTOCK MARKET PORTLAND (AP) - (USDA) Cattlt salable 200; market active, steady-strong; cows generally 1.00 above Monday; few 836-1103 lb commercial steer 28.00-30.00; utility steers mostly 23.00-28.50; few light dairy-type down to 20.00 and be low; commercial and good heifers 28.00 29.00; utility grades 19.00-25.00; cannar and cutter cows largely 15.50-17.001 sev eral salable to 17.50 early; shells down to 13.00; utility cows 18.00-20.00; heavy com mercial cows to 21.00; odd commercial, and utility bulls 23.00-25.50. Calves salable 25; market active J strong; good and choice vealers and light calves 27.00-29,00) odd prime up to 31.50; utility and commercial calves and vealers 17.00-25.00. Hojjs salnble 150; market again strong 25 cents higher; extreme top 15 cents higher at 24.40 for odd lot choice No. 1 butchers 178-200 lb; other choice No. H find 2 butchers from 180-235 lb 24.00 to mostly 24.23; few choice 155 and 244 lb butchers 23.00; choice 350-600 lb sows 19.00-20.7S; few under 300 lb 21.00. Sheep salable 200; market active, fully steady with Wednesday's stronger close; choice and prime spring lambs 26.50 27.00; few good and choice 25.50-26.00; good and choice feeders 21.00-22.00; good and choice slaughter ewes quoted 6.00 7.00; few cull and utility 3.00-5.00, TIPOFF GREENSBORO, N. C. (U.R) Po lice Thursday charged an 11-year old boy with stealing a truck In Danville, Va., and driving it here, although he barely could reach the foot pedals. Authorities were alerted by a motorist who said the truck seemed to have no driver. THE DRIFTWOOD SI ST & McKENZIE HWY. ANNOUNCES NEW OPENING HOURS MON., TUES.. WED., THURS. 6 A.M.-MIDNIGHT FHI., SAT., SUN., 6 A.M.-2 A.M. We take this opportunity to thank our many customers, both old and new. We invite you to try the best in Chinese and American food. GLENN AND MARIE SIMMONS NEW YORK STOCKS SELECTED LIST .ported by ItiMi J, Musbsjl (Thursday, Am. 21, 1952) DCW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES! industrials. 274.45, up .10 20 Ralls. 102.03. up .13 IS Utilities, 50.65, oil .04 Volume 800,000 shares ATTENTION!! GIRLS and BOYS THIS BALL POINT PEN (with Clip-on Cap) pnrT with evei ji PURCHASE EVERY OF BACK TO All Styles SHOES lhiie Buck Saddles lers Hi Tops Lug Soles Foam Treads All Sktt Oxfords Moccasins Brogues $199 SQ99 SO 99 IBE S BEAN rS SHOES Next to & Helllg Theater Frl Nltei 'till 9 NYSE SELECTED LIST; Admiral 26 Long Bell 3fl Air Redn 26VB Lorrillard 205,a Al Ludlum 363i McKesson 8734 Al Chem 75 M&M Wood 13Pi Al Stores 3B Mack 13 Am Alrl , 13 Gh Martin 11 Am Can 32Ti Mont Ward 64 Am Gas O8TJ1 Nash 21 Am Loco 19 Nat Bi . 34 Am Rdtr 15 Ntl Dist 27 Am Smelt 43 Ntl Gpsm 20' Am Tel 154 Ntl Lead 30 Am Tob 56 Ntl Steel 46 Am Wool 27 NY Cent 19 Anaconda xd 44 No Am Avn 16 An Prich 44 No Pac 72 Armco 37 Oliver 15 Armour 9 Pac Gas 35 Asoe DO 20 Packard 4 Atchison 80 Pan Am Air 10 Avco 7 Paramount 25 Bal Ohio 22 Penney 67 Bendix At 53 Penn RJt 19 Beth SU 50 Pepsi 9 Boeing 35 Pfizer 34 Bore War 71 Philco 31 Bucyrus 25 Proc Gam 66 Burlington 16 Pure Oil 63 Cdn Pac 35 Radio 26 Celanese 42 Rem Rand 10 Ches Ohio 37 Rep Steel 40 St. Paul 20 Rexall 5 St. Paul Pr 45 Reynolds 35 Chrysler 79 Richfield 66 Climax ' 35 St. Regis 16 Col Fuel 39 Safeway 31 Coin Gas 13 Schenley 27 Vultee 17 Sears 57 Cont Mtrs 8 Sinclair 44 Corn Prod 68 Socony 37 Crane 32 Sou Co 14 Cro Zell fiS Sou Pao 42 Curt Wrl 8 Sou Ry 66 Douglas 64 Sperry 37 Dow Chem 117 Spiegel 8 i Du Pont 89 Std O Cal 68 T Cllflor, Webb 4343 t.l Ginger Roaer. 1 VI "DREAM BOAT" W "THE RAINS CAME" I 3 Tyrone Power M, fj r a Bart Lancaster fl SNGEANCE VALLEY" M Paul Donclas 2 "ANGELS IN THE Jf OUTFIELD" 4 NORTHiEND, Show Starts at Dusk S TONIGHT THURS. 2 SHOWS 8:30 A 11:00 1 CARTOON h LATEST NEWS TOUR FAMILY DRIVE-IN INDEPENDENTLY OWNED East Alrl 23H Std O NJ 18!4 Eastman 44H Studebkr 37 ft Erie 204 Sunray 20 Firestone 63 'a Swift 32'. Gen Dyan 31? Sylvanli 35y Gen Elec 63 Texas 55'. Gen Food, HVt Textron 13? Gen Mtra 59 Tidewatei 21 Glidden 35'A Transom 2SH Goodyear H TWA 19 V. Gt Wn Sug 17V. Tw Cen Tex 16Mi Greyhound 12!i Un Bag 4SV. Gulf Oil 52'. Un Carbide 65 Homestako 36 Vn Oil 42H Hudson 14 Un Pao 114 111 Cent 73' Untd Alro. 34 Int aHrv 33'. Untd Alrl 27T4 Int Nickel 45V. Untd Fruit 62 Int Paper 49 US Rubber 24 Int Tel 17 US Steel 39 Johns Man 76 H. Walker 49'. Johns La 22 Wea Union 43'. Kennecott 60 WestlnBha 40 ! Lib Owena xd 36'4 Willys 9 I Lockheed 22 Woolworth 43 i Loews 13 Zenith 76'.; Cascara, lb dry ury Grace Root. lb. ENDS SAL? (SHOW AT m. 7:10 S.T. f killerC- OR Vtjips- MARIO LANZA 1 "THE GREAT I (X)fM) JAMES STEWART 1 i -tTtrWl m "ivo highway 11 3 Ynff'- IJT SKY I Miiitu SjysSOI a f jOll AIR CONDITIONED I 1 PJUI'P1 I THURS. - FRL . SAT. I 1 fe; TJglfTiVl I Ronald Reagan I K if V1! I J 1. 1 1 1 1 JJ I I Rhonda Fleming 111 ' Jil I lllla I ciAav I I li i lllllll JKil - in uhama a s t"mkti. - m i5L mmm 63c uaataaifc i r mmm i 2C . 7 JPV "7 t -.i i WHJ STARTS SUN. ' f 'V iiiisaniajiiirav;-i cam i A.ii , iam " ha i n . nr ii" I ADULTS 90c I II fi . vv . ' ' Thurs., Aug. 21, 1952 Pog 17 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore,, Jokers Harass Kentucky Wife LEXINGTON, Ky. UP) For.th second tlmn In flrinn - iu.. strange and lundry things have ucen turning up at Mr. Wilmore Alexander's front donr and kif door, too. . i First thera was an .nin .aio.- man, then an auctioneer interested in selling her ftim!.. than iM typewriters and an adding ,ma- cmne were aeiivered. Next a gar age man cams tn ffv a flat v,a. wasn't, and then a new battery. ana a ioaa 01 concrete blocks and a taxicab. -. The harried hnnwurlf. ..M '.k. couldn't evnlain ft. Tb .fiiff in response to telephone calls she hadn't made, and the pranksters who placed the orders always in sisted on "the best." i Last year about this time, she said, her house was flooded with rabbit food, straw, a load of rock and an ambulance on a rush call. Ok JUST INSTALLED Kiddie Playground SWINGS SLIDES 1 TEETER-TOTTER ' MERRY-GO-ROUND PLUS Kartoon Karnival Eugene Markets BUTTERFAT Premium First Quality . Second Quality -. BUTTER WhoIsU Prion) A Print AA Prints EGGS (Baying Priee) Large AA Large A Medium AA Medium a Small Large Check EGGS (Whulessla Is Betsllers) EoXtra L.arga AA. Extra Large A Large AA . Large A Medium AA Medium A Small EGGS (Retail) JumDO A ... Extra Large A Large A Medium A Small A POULTRY (Swift's Baying Pries) No. 1 colored hens, over 4 lb. 18e NO. 1 rnlnroH hm. tin Hon A IK. 1c No. I Leghorn, over 4 lbs 15c o. j luegnorna. unner 4 los. 13c No. 1 colored springs, over 4 lbs. . 34c No. 1 colored spring. 3-4 lb. .. 34c No. 1 colored spring, 2-3 lbs. 34c No. 1 Leghorn springs 1 lbs. up 28c Cock and Stags . 13C KT t TP unuer aDove price S&? J..ultry" ot flbove orice. POULTRY (NUT hnn. nrt.v no. i colored hens 18c o. i Legnorn hens i o. i coiorea spring tryers . 94c I Tallow BARKS e-coKiSWpr Also ' "JIGGS AND MAGGIE 1 OUT WEST" mum "CA1VADIAIV PACIFIC" Randolph Scott Jane Wyatt "ALADDIN AND HIS LAMP" Patricia Medina Jeff Chandler "RED HALL EXPRESS" Jose Ferrer - Kim Hunter "ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN" moTa-vu DRIV-m THEATRE Nl Milt IAST OF SPRINGFItlO PHONE 7-7000 Show Starts at Dusk ENDS TONIGHT THURS 4 IK "i 1 GENE KELLY - DONALD O'CONNOR DEBBIE REYNOLDS ALSO m , .r - ttt. REX ALLEN Me" ft TUS k REPUBLIC rKullfJ TOMORROW "SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS Also "GO FOR BROKE to? ort Serosa ftp ty ART GOHfl .., OiVKledtj rVafccoctbf RICHARD THORPE aRHAHO DEUTSCTT;; AN M-O-M rtCTUKI 2nd Big Hit Allyson Arthur 6aot Kennedy Merriu. t'ifX HE b : troe-life H ft t j f ,love dromo llin ' !T womon 7 nra 3 iX, doctor. an i J' and tho JM 4 m MILDRED DUNNOCK JESSE WHITE MARILYN ERSKINE Scntn Ripto 1RMGARD von CUBE and ALLEN VINCENT mt m n B itwi it MWillW"W ".! OriMh fiiliiil If . . JOHN STURGES ARMAN0 OEUTSCI!;,
