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Newspaper Page Text;STISEIF.NT1 Ynu're Crazy - ,,! rp WPPi r at u. i with new. hifiher-patfBcy turn. t-nr .wcr.-. '";";. .r feel inc. tnHnv, f,i50f. At all druggists. Uaslest to tho Whwest nun xr t ILWAYS L. M. K. Downing WiM ING? S DO ALL fEugcne ler & Storage portal expanse up ota enrv Lh loan her quickly Lndly bam mat ma f inanct Company tht choice of over on inront lait year. L to bt nirtt men and women, mef" ne1t, welcome. Your fcitom-fittf d to your U income. Extra! Aik kbit "i Step Ouide" iwi you how to rtduet taymenti. V op $1500 Itke vp to til. UIVICI In flr.t for . loan tn Vou alway. nt ln.ndly addition to that big. Writa or com. in if v.ni.nt. ,1300 iLLAMETTE ST. ill. Tiffany Bldf. -2291 . Eug.ntt On. cGh, YES MANir 0 nod. by ,rionot Fianat. iCunly und.r th ladu.lrial kponi. Act al Oraflon, ImLintt .1 .11 tmin.ia litM lki K. l ilt, H.IU Vi$FOR IYON have won the praise of all Eugene. ZARATE and PAQUITA Stars of Screen Radio and TV. MUSIC BYi THE BILLY HAMILTON TRIO CLUB 0,50,60?' Financial NKW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Selected List Reported hy Foster A: Marshall, Kiiffnr Office a? p.. 41, nnmplt CRN oiu. vci ' a., .wiw r.o. 30 Industrials 35H.38 up 2.9 20 Ralls 116.75 up 1.21 IS Utilities 61 M up .01 Volume 1,770,000 Admiral c.a Pacific ifti,n Air Rrdn didder, m. Al Ludliim .15'n Coodvear R2 Al Chem 87' i fit Nor 31".. Al Stores xd 47',, Greyhound I2V Alii Ch Gulf Mob XT 3 Amer Airl MR Gulf Oil 5i-4 Amer Can 4.1" Homes. ..q 4ft:.K Amer Cyanm 5I: Howe Sni 14 -4 Amer Gas .17 III Cent 50" Amer Mlrs W. Int Harv Amer Rdtr Ifl-S Int Nickel 4HU Amer Smelt 3) nt Paper 787 Amer Tel 171 'fr Int Tel 22', Amer Ton ftli, Johns Man 77-" Amer Wool 2ltj, .(ones La 25". Anaconda 41' 't Kennocoli. Rfii'4 An Prtch 45:ir Mb Owens 58 'i Arnico SiJii Lockheed 4l4 Armour Irt'd Loews ifli.s Asoc DO 25i-2 Lorillard MX, Atchison 113i.ii McKesson 4ft!', Avco fi M&M Wood liT-i, Rnldu'in 10 ' Mark ly ,1 iRalOhio 2fi- Gl Martin i I Rcndlx Av 90 M01H Ward 72;H 1 'Beth St I. 7H-'4 Ntl Bis 4ir-4 1 Rocins 60 Ntl Dtst 21" il 1 RorR War S1H Ntl Gpsm 34' a i Bucyrus 2:rn Ntl Lead 5S'.n, Burlinslon I.I'-r Ntl Steel 5nuj Cdn Par 27 NY Cent 20' J Celanese a." No Par 5r,s! dies Ohio 31 Par Ga? 45 iSt Paul 1 2 i Packard 2- ISL Paul Pr 4i:,, Pan Am Air H',7 'Chrysler M'r Paramount 35' 2 iCIimax 53 ' a Pe n n c v Jifi Coin Gas 15 Penn RR IT ' Conl Mtrs Wi Pep! 14.14 Corn Prod 5 Pfi.cr 3h-s I Crane 37' Philrn 341, a ICro Zcll 51 W P Morris 40 Curt Wrl U4 Phillips 624 Doiifilas W'i Proe Gam 8fl-'i How Chem 41-'i, Radio 33:n Du Pont 1407 Rayonicr 49-,8 East Airl ' tfi'i Rem Rand 25 Eastman t'.?l Rep Steel 63 ',3 Emerson 12 Rexall 7 Erie 1 V Revnolds 33 Firestonp H2 Richfield 5T. Gen Dyna 63't St Regis. 32-,i Gen Elcr xd 44 a Safeway 46ss Gen Foods 73 Sehenley 20 Gen Mlrs R5 Sears 70:4 PORTLAND PORTLAND fJH Butterfal Tenta tive, subject to Immediate chance Premium quality, maximum tn .33 to one per cent acidity, delivered in Portland. 58-60 lb: first quality. 56-5R: second quality. S3Vi-55Ji. Valley routes and country points i cents less. Butter - Wholesale, f.o.b. bulk cubes to wholesalers Grade AA, 93 score, 57Vj lb; 92 score, 56-a; B grade, 90 score, 55 89 score, 52. Cheese To wnoiesalers Oregon singles, 3R-41 lb; Oregon 5-1 b loaf 41-44. Egci? to wholesalers candled fob Portland. A large 45i-477; A mcdi-; um, 31',2-32'i; A small, 22-221. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, larpp. S4: A larce. 47-40: AA medium, 34-35; A medium, 33-34; A small, 24. Cartons, 1-3 cents additional. Live chickensNo. 1 quality, fob nlants Fryers and roasters, 23-2-5; the farm. 21-22; light hens 11; heavy hfns. 11-12: old roosters. 10-11. Turkeys to producers, for heavy hens. 31 fob farm. New vnrK nrcssea hasls; toms, 25: fryer-roasters, 28 alive. Rabbits Average to growers Live while. 3',a-4'3 lbs, 1R-20, 5-6 lbs, 14-16; old docs, 8-10, few higher. Fresh dressed fryers to retailers, 54-57; cut up, 60-63. Wholesale Dressed Meals Beef steers, choice, 500-700 Ihs, 42.00-44.00; Rood, 38.00-42.00; commer rial. 32.00-39.00: utility. 27.00-33.00; commercial cos 26.00-31.00; utility. 24.00-25.00; canners-cutters, 20.00-23.00. Beef cuts choice steers hlndcytar ters, 53.00-57.00; rounds, 48.00-52.00; full loins, trimmed, 78.00-89.00; fore quarters, 32.00-35.00; chucks, 35.00 37.00; ribs, 49.00-56.00. Pork cuts loins, choicp, R-12 lb, RNIE PILUSO Proudly Presents The World Famous LTA RHYTHM BOYS Song Stars in a return engagement. Come in leor this famous group of outstanding singers FOOD MARKET Groceries Fresh Produce Meats Mixers Beverages Magazines Ice Cream tv'i Sundays ... TILL 11:00 M. t High St. Dial 4-1312 r- . . ..... ......... ...... s UNGMAN'S SUPPER Quotations TWA Ifli, Tw Cen Fox Hi Vn Bag 62J; t'n Carbide tl4 Vn Oil 48's Un Pac 134 Untd Aire fil-'i Untd Airl 27'-4 Untd Fruit 52 US Rubber 3?U US Steel 35'4 Hir Walker xd 70 Wes Union xd 55;,i Westinphs 717m WoohvGi'fh 4l'i Zenith 71 LOCAL SECURITIES (The following quotations reflect prices at which one or more dealers in Eugene were ahle to fill orders today, as reported by Zilka, Smlther & Co., Inc.) Rid Asked Rank of Amer Bank of Calif . Booth-Kelly ... Cascade Ply ... Conaol Ftwya . Copco, Com -. Copco. 4.7 Pfd First Nan . ... lanur-n. Com . ... 35 . am MS 24i 4 IB' i 29, ... 9S ... 51V, 2S mi 31' 554 2.T 2'.j 2B I2i,i Wi 22, 22 Jantzen, Pfd 95'- Lone-Bell 27i-a PPSVL. Com . 24-t Pope A- Talhol 111. Port Gas, Coke 2Hi Porl Gen Elec 21 Seallle 1st Nat'l 85 U.S. Nat'l Bank 7R West Cst Tel 1HH Weyerhaeuser RKVa 20H 95H Ml'TVAl FUNDS tMid-mnrnine prices a. reported by Zflka, Smlther St Co.( Inc.) Bid Asked Aff Fund Canada Fund . Corn Inv. Co. Dlv Shs . .... Eaton & H . Equity Fund . Fund Inv Grp Sec Com . Incorp Inv ... Keystone B-4 . . 5.S5 . 14.11 . 7. HI) . 2.21 . 15.511 fi.lll 23.95 10.10 S.12 15.27 S.4H 2.43 16.57 f.,2.1 26.22 11.06 14.09 ii.na 11.64 13.03 lo.aa I0.S7 Keystone S-2 . Mass Inv. Tr 24.72 Nat'l Stk . C.29 Tclv Elect 9.4(1 Wcllinston 23.12 26.72 6.89 10.25 25.21 MARKETS 54.00-5R.00; shoulders. 15 lb 36.00-39.00; spareribs, 51.00-55.00; fresh hams, 10 14 lbs, 52.00-26.00. Veal and calves good-choice, all weights, 30.00-41.00; commercial. 27.00 34.00. Lamb Choice-prime spring lamb under 50 lbs, 37.00-39.00; good, all weights, 30.00-35.00. Wool Grease basis, Willamette Valley, 50 lb, some Salem dealers pay ing 53; Eastern Oregon mixed cross bred range wool, 50-55; fine and half blood, 53-59. Country-dressed meats, f.o.b. Port land: Beef Cows, utility, 23-25 lb; canners-cutters, 18-19. Veal Top quality, lightweight, 30 31: rough heavies. 22-28. Hogs Lean blockers 32-33; sows, light. 24-25. Lambs Best light springers. 30-3.1. MuttonBest. 10-12; cull-utlllty, 8-9. Fresh Produce Onions 50 lb sacks, Calif, while, 2.50-75: Wash. Yakima yellows, med Ige, 2.00-20; No. 2s, 1.50-75; Idaho yel lows, 2.25-50. Potatoes Oregon Boardman long whites, No. 1-A, 2.65-75; No. 2, 50 lb, 1.00-23; Wash. Russets, 3.00-25; No. 2, 50 lb, 1.00-25: White Rose, 2.60-75. Hav U.S. No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.o.b. Portland, 28.00 ton. i Eugene Markets BKTTERFAT Premium , 58c First Quality , 57c Second Quality 52c BUTTER (Wholesale Prices) AA Prints 4c Quarter-pound cartons 66c EGGS (Buying Price) AA Large 42-45c Large A 35-38c Medium AA 23-26C Medium A 22-25C Small . 12-lSc EGGS (Ore. wholesale) Jumbo S7c Extra Larce AA 56c Extra Large A 54c Large AA i 54c Large A . 47c Medium AA 35c Medium A 34c Small A 24c Large Checks 32c EGGS (Public Market, retail) Jumbo 66c Extra Large A A 63c Extra Large A 61c Large A A 60c Larce A 56c Medium AA 42c Medium A 41c Small A 31c POULTRY (Swlft'a delivered plant) No. 1 colored hens, all eights 13c No. 1 Leghorn hens .. .. 11c No. 1 colored fryers. 2-4 lbs 22c No. 1 colored roasters, 4 lbs. up 22c No. 1 Leghorn springs, 2 lbs. up.. 19c Cocks and Stags .. 9c Prices lc less at farm. No. 2 poultry, 4c under abov. prices No. 3 poultry, to of above prices POULTRY (NW Buying prices) No. 1 colored hens, all weights ... 12c No. 1 Leghorn hens 10c No. 1 colored roasters . 25c No. 1 colored spring fryers .. 25c Cocks 10c Prices lc less at farm. TALLOW Tallow !c BARKS Carcara, lb. dry 15c Portland Livestock PORTLAND (IP) Trading In cattle was active today. Cattle 300; market active, steady; load high good and choice 1060 lb. fed steers 26 with seven head 1255 lb. out at 25; one lot commercial supplement tary fed 1000 lb. steers 22.50; few com. merclal grass steers 19; utility.com. merclal grass heifers 11.5017.50; can-ner-ctitter cows mostly 7.50-8.50; few 9; utility cows 10-11.50; some held higher; one lot young commercial cows 15; few utility bulls 13.50-14. i Calves 65; market steady; good choice vealers mostly .17-19. Hogs 150: market , active, steady; ; choice 180-235 lb butchers 22.25-23: few choice 250-270 lb. 21-21.75; 150-160 db. 21; choice 350-550 lb. sows 16-18.50. Sheep 1500; market fully steady at Monday's advance; one lot 1199 head 87 lb. good-prime range lambs 19.50, sorted 200 head at 17.50; few choice ncarhv lambs 18,50; good-choice feed ers 14.50-15.50; good-choice slaughter ewes 4.50-5.50. Tiffany -Davis Fountain Specials Sinclair 46'ii Socony 48' 3 Sou Co iRij, Sou Pac 451 4 Sou Ry 55 i Sperry 714 SpiesrI 9 Std O Cal 7V. Std O N.J 9?' 4 Studehkr 17 Sunray I9;i Sylvania 37(4 Te.as 777 Textron !J -t Tidewater 22 Transam 36 Bacon & Tomato Sandwich Toasted or Plain, with Coffee or Coks ROOT BEER Federal Budget Business Mirror Fy SAM DAWSON Of The Associated Press NEW YORK if Business now has a pretty good view of its prospects in coming months in the mirror held up by the U.S. budget. ' 1. Gross profits are down and apparently Washington puts little faith in their improving very much before next summer. 2. The government's purse strings are being loosened de liberately to give business a nudge the Treasury will pay out more for non defense items such as roads, housing, shipbuilding. j loans to farmers than it origin ally planned: and defense con tracts this fiscal year will be handed out in twice the volume as last year. 3. The. Treasury's "cash bud get." instead of being balanced as originally planned, will run two i billion dollars, in the red mean ing that Washington will pump that much more money into the economy than it will be taking out in taxes. j The. nudge for business is go ing to cost, more than the Treas jury first thought, in spite of a iiuiHuie saving in uvei-aii uciense spending. PROFITS DOWN But the real setback that Is sending the Treasury deficit well above earlier estimates comes from Uncle Sam's being a full time partner in business profits. He gets a little more than half of the gross earnings. And when they drop it hurts him more than it does the stockholders. That shows up clearly in the earnings reports of corporations this year. While many companies did better than a year ago, the majority show a drop in gross earnings, reflecting the general setback in business activity. They also show striking sav ings in tax payments. In many in stances this came about from the end of the excise profits tax. But also it reflects the fact that when sales slide off the gross earn ings drop, the first to feel it is the U. S. Treasury. So great have been the tax savings of some companies this year that their net profit after taxes has been down hardly any in a few cases has even risen. This has let most firms main tain their dividend payments to the stockholders and in somes cases to increase them. WILL BORROW The Treasury, on the other hand, now expects to take in al most three billion dollars less in corporate income taxes than it did last fiscal year. The government will have to borrow more money much of it probably in the form of tax anticipation certificates, so that it can stay within the federal debt limit. And it may have to ask the next Congress to raise that, limit again. A fast step-up in the pace of business this winter meaning more tax payments might change that outlook. But appar ently the Treasury isn't counting on it. Girl Feared Drowned In Tualatin River PORTLAND m Thomasine ftihht: is. Hisanneared while swimming in the Tualatin River MnnHav. Slate nnlice said she presumably had drowned. The girl, a resident ot sner wood, had been swimming with hai eicfpi Nnriine. 14. and a friend, David Smith. They said Thomasine started to swim down stream, then failed to answer their shouts. Portland Grain PORTLAND IW Soft While, 231: Soft White, no Rex, 231; White Club. 231. Hard Red Winter ordinary, 232. Hard Red Baart ordinary no bid. Oats, No. 2, 28-lh. white no bid. Barley, No. 2, 45-lb. West, no hid. Good Morning! HAM EGGS Ham & Eggs . . : Hotcakes . . . Waffles . . . they're all good, but here they are better than ever. Stop in for break fast . . See for yourself. Breakfast Served Anytime. Uth AVENUE COFFEE SHOP 146 E, ltth Ave. JQC "0 FLOAT . . 18 fc.'JJ.J tJ ITEMS FROM THE BUSINESS BEAT TWO $100 WARDROBES were given away Saturday night at the -Lane County Fair by the county dry cleaners association. With Eugene's Mayor V. Edwin Johnson drawing the winning tickets from a cement mixer of a midway stage, winners were de cided as Mrs. Lyle Atkinson, 2676 Madison St., Eugene, and Wayne Kolehn, Rt. 1, Box 873, Venela. The women's wardrobe was do nated by Town and Travel, and the men's by Fenncll's. ACME FAST FREIGHT, 610 Willamette St., has announced filing of an application with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking a reduction in rales, ef fective Nov. 10, for freight ship ped to the Eugene area from points east of the Mississippi River. Bob Tracy, general agent for the freight company here, reports that the move is intended to place Eugene, .Junction City. Springfield and other local points on a par with Portland by elimi nating charges for the Portland Eugene haul. Tracy reports thai Acme now is handling mixed car loads of freight, assembled at St. Louis and shipped here direct for unloading and local delivery through services of Pierce Freight Lines. Such cars, Tracy says, are reaching Eugene five days after leaving St. Louis. Oth ers, from New York, are arriving in from seven to nine days. MRS. GERDA JANE GROAT of the Eugene F. W. Woolworth store is en route to Honolulu, T. H., in a group of 30 Woolworth girls who are going to Hawaii via United Airlines to assist in the opening of Hawaii's first Woolworth store late in October. In charge of personnel in the local store for the past four years, Mrs. Groat will remain in the islands until Christmas and then return to her post here. William H. Lush, manager of the Eugene store, reports that this is the 12th time that Mrs. Groat has been called on to help open a new Woolworth store. She is a member of the Eugene Busi ness and Professional women s Club. OAKRIDGE Legal details be tween Slaven Bros., Eugene, and the City of Oakridge have been agreed upon, clearing the con struction company to obtain FHA insurance for the buyers of 49 lots in Diamond View Addition west of the City limits at Sec ond St. This included specifi cations and payment agreements for sewer trunk lines, water lines and street widths, to make the addition eligible for annexation to the city. "Tot" Slaven has announced most of the lots are sold. Slaven Bros, purchased the site from Pope and Talbot, Inc. Construction is to start immedi ately and homes will be built to the lot buyers spscmcations. TO ASSIST victims of muscu lar dystrophy and polio, 18 men at Pierce Irrigation Co. are con tributing one dollar apiece each month, the funds to be equally divided for the two purposes. The local muscular dystrophy as sociation reports that contribu tions from this source already have totalled $76, in advance of the 1954 Muscular Dystrophy Fund appeal, Nov. 1 through Thanksgiving. M.i-Hw-......-n-aj-1 ENDS TUESDAY TWO ACADEMY AWARD SHOWS SHOW STARTS 7:04 Stalag 17 frodutid ind Directed hi BILIV WILOfJt Written far tht (n by BILLY WILDtR and EDWIN BLUM Biwd on tht (Hi by Could Bonn ind Edmund Tritium .Mb. A Paramount Pwlur ALSO Romance refreshing and enchanting! EDDIE ALBERT m.m.wiluam WYlra jggk IAN MfUOAN HUKTM 3Pg i JOHNDIOHTON- S& h MrfM Haw A .AIUMOUMT PICTVU WEDNESDAY "OUTLAW STALLION" "DRIVE A CROOKED ROAD" colorTcartoon & NEWS VOtm FAMILY DR1VR.1N PAUL E. FEUCIIT, president in inv, uiuL-.ii'u huh minn west ern ftailroad, was in Eugene Fri day from Chicago to attend meet ings with other officials of the railroad and local shippers. Ap proximately 200 lumber shippers and others doing business with the railroad attended a buffet supper in the Eugene Hotel at which Feucht announced the opening this week ot a new Chi cago and North Western freight office at Medford. At a Friday noon luncheon in the hotel, Feucht and other of the rail road's top executives were hosts to a large number of women who handle traffic arrangements for local railroad shippers. In the president's party were T. L. Nor ton ot Chicago, general traffic manager for the line; C. R. Ball ot San Francisco, western traffic j manager; H. W. Johns of Port land, former Eugene general agent now general lumber agent at Tnrtland, and L. A. Brounard, Eugene general agent. C. & C WASIIATERIA, 2470 Alder St., has been purchased by Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Fox who in turn have sold property at Rho dodendron to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Clark, former owners of the self-service laundry. Fox, has been supervisor ot Metropoli an Stores in this district and Mrs. Fox has been cashier in the Eugene store. Both property ex changes have Been handled by Harvey L. Hilton, realtor. ACCIDENT and health under writers will convene, in Portland Wednesday for a day-long North west International Sales Con gress. The Portland Assn. of Ac cident and Health Underwriters will he hosts for the session in the Multnomah Hotel. Keynote speaker will be L. A. McKinnnn, Flint, Mich., president of the In ternational Assn. nt Accident and Health Underwriters. Other speakers will include Robert B. Taylor, Oregon state insurance commissioner. Seek AFL Convention ) PORTLAND M The Portland Central Labor Council was told this week that an effort will hej made to bring the national AFLi convention here in 1956. The move will be contingent on thej proposed new 20-story hotel be-: in completed by that time. j Tonite Thru Tues. 'Bad for Each Othor" CASCADE Tonite Thru Tues. "Yank In It.A.F.' "Without Rosvrvalion.V Also Color Cartoon mOTOR-VU DRIV-in THEATRE ONI Milt OF IPtlNSFIIl PHONE 7-2000 ENDS TUESDAY See it on our wide screen Box office open 6:30 Show at 7 M G M'S FIRST IN She couWnt a MAGNIFICENT I KNIGHTS 1 I OF THE I ROUND TABLE I TAYLOR-GARDNER aF!RRER X. Anne CRAWFORD ffStanley BAKER X ALSO Q ROBERT MITCHUM H JEAN SIMMONS 1 ARTHUR HUNNICUTT I saynw. "Us um iiciinu mutt mi 1 jy iimi w mm WEDNESDAY "THE WILD ONE" "JOHNNY GUITAR" Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Tues., Sept. 21, 1954 5B Cabin Dweller Killed HOOD RIVER lfl A cabin fire at Parkdalc Monday claimed the life of Frank Lee Cottingham, 74. Cottingham apparently was knocked unconscious when gaso line he was using to light a stove exploded. Jack McCue, acting coroner reported. He then suf focated in the fire that broke out. First Run FeatureTimes TUESDAY (Subject 10 Changr) McDONALD The Egyptian, 1:20, 4:10, 7:00, 9:50. HEII.IG The Cainc Mutiny, 1.-34, 4:03, 6:32, 9:01. REX The Raid. 12:15. 4:110, 7:15, 10:25. Gambler from Natrhn, 2:20. 5:35, 8:50. WEDNESDAV (Subject to Change) HEII.IG The Cainc Mullnv, 1:34, 4:03, 6:32, 9:01. McDONALD The Egyptian, 1:20. 4:10, 7:00, 9:50. REX Adventures of Robinson Cru soe, 12:35. 3:45, 6:55, 10:05. Bitter Creek. 2:20. 5:30, 8:40. imM.i-tj.in-t.w.ui hTli Egyptian" GKNE T1ERNEY VICTOR IHATURR JEAN SIMMONS "Toot WhiMlo Plunk & Itoom" Wf "The Miracle at T5! Stereophonic Sound" )V ENDS TON1TB Van Hrflln THE RAID "GAMDLKR FROM NATCHEZ" Start WEB. SCOOP! MARCIANO-CHARLES Fight Pictures Round hy Round, Blow hy Blow ram ntmx m mm prices General 'til 5 p.m 90c General evenlnjr 11.00 Loses afternoon 90c Loses evening $1.25 Junior .- 80c; Child . 50c DOORS OPEN AT 6:45 SHOWING TONITE MARLON BRANDO i IVA MAUI! SAINT ' til I. COBB MALDEN DOORS OFEN AT :4S 'MA !n PA KETTLE AT nOME" - py -25 I Jfjjjynffi&gjh " ncHNicmoB gy Riff QiOf ; WEDNESDAY jffiS&tilT 1,7 MJ HW klt4J j Show siARTSill?" DUSK TRICKS .... I W DOORS OPEN AT 12:45 .,e'!i I It dtit rThb MUM mx- "' 1 I la aal 1 aV J . I slufkws I SfSfAil constant ij&sjf I ominous i k tiZ3tm U TIMELY TAILORED PLATEAU SUITS Baxter & Henning McDonald Theatre Rldg. Sun. Show Starts 5:00 Ph. S-7354 F.N OS TUESDAY l.ana Turner. Carlos Thompson Flu tin- & tho I'lesh TKCll.DRAMA Dirk llaymrs, Audrey Totter C'l'iii.vin' Dfficii the TKCII..MUS1CAL Wednesday Van Johnson, Walter Piccon Men of the Fighting Lady TECH-DRAMA Judy ('a n ova, Rrri Retry Untamed Heiress i MUHWhCiTlKSprtttnH RITA JOSE HAYWORTH FERRERl ill WAM I0N0 (CORSE "tm" HAYES AUDREY 10KI EllSABETH RISDOH DON D0U6US Nfuimn av Warner Bros. LOUIS HAYIRHOANNE ORB -PAULKELMlf utT wwtt muii (Wimp 2860 WIUAMEm mmtm Also Khrll.y Winters rrmklin TIFFANY - DAVIS 8th & Willamette 1950 Franklin in "PLAYGIHL Ph. 46054 I !"as."a."i