The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, July 30, 1949, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLJJ?AiJULYjlO. 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE THREE Ihtlllllllllllllllllliillllli.,. I. ( ... , "; ,s, So, A V "" u, ,, . , u.r ,. ,l,li. .,. Iiiiuli Club to Hold Costume Fete Next Friday Mix. Ciiiiki. Tninin,i,n pi,,,,.,! flint III Hi,- IS ,,. n,MI,, I, llllllrll IIIMIIIhl ,iij.,.y ,. W,. l Die lli'iiil i:n ,U, yi'hll'l iluy mi llii I.hjI iM m,'h ,v,,. Illiikley ,M ,. ,,.,. ,;. Kliiiip. Mm WIIIIiiiii I-:. Chiiiiillrr WIIM rliuli man ! the IhmIi-nh iiiiiiiiiH. tec. which iiKii Iik'IiiiIiiI Mrs. :. nicr V. Win, I, ,MH CeuiKe . dive, Mm. I'ninl, ,, Mil I'lnyd II. N,.f, llri'nkfiiNl Kc Announcement was umilc that llw annual cosln Iireiililiihi will hi' In-Ill next Eildiiv. Auk, !"i nl tin- ri.uniiy club. ri. i,f fli Is linllii-.jilcl i-ncli year iih ii IiIj-Ii. lll'lii nl Hit- Milliliter si-iiHiin. Si-m-iiiI rnupli-s (nnn the Ili-nil iltil will K,i Mf.irottl IhlH Wl'l-k tllll (ill II III. Illl- in In, mi- match. A nun uaini-iii Is plniiiu-tl (in tin- mi'ii, ami wmni'ii making tin- li'ip will Inive Ihi-ir clmlcc of Kiiir or lihilifc. Several plan In li-avi- liinluhl, mill other will ihlvi' tn Miinliiin I'li't'Oti early liiinui row iniii'iiliiK. Grandparents Give Party for 2-Y ear-Old Boy The Hccnnil liltthilav nf David Smith, mni i.l Mm. Mary Smith. Was tin- iiii aslnn ,( n prirty held last Tliiiiniliiy iiflcrntiou at the hiui.ie n( liavld's iji.niilparrnl.H, Ml. anil Mis. linn Ilaynlc Jr., Mil OoiH'la. 'llw lawn was iny with cnlnr fill halliions. Attn- the Kattii-s, ri-firshiui-iils were nerved. I'unily favors wi-ii- prlin, aiitl altrr ln Vlil "l-ened Ills Kilts, lip -ucscnlcil each ifiu-sl a hiuprlsi- packac,) lialliHJiis In take hnnic. 'I'lii- fiillnwitii; were present: Mr. ami Mrs. Ilyle I'otts anil dill tlti-ii, Susan a in I Saiulia: Mis. Harry Keller, Alice liciidcrMin, Ii-nnls. Iilckle anil Evelyn Can liar, I 'im llayn!i Donald Allen, I'hyllls Andi-isiin, I'at mid Ii-l aid HulH-r. Cat Cray. I.luyd (it ay, .In nr. I'lu-slcr, Alviu and I'ornlhy Hatfield, (licKter. I'.lllv. Sally. Ember and Jimmy Mycin, Mrs. 1'cin 1 In ii It Sr., mid Mi, and Mrs. I 'on I la vnii' Jr. Newtcn Home Is Scene of Reunion Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. V K. Nrwlim, nf tin- Arnold dl-tilcl, enlei 'tallied nl a illnm-r Sunday at Ihelr liomi-. Iiiinorliii! Mr. and Mis. S. W. fiuiilil, of (inmiH I'ass, on their fldyllfth wiildlnn iiiinlvi'inin-y. The occasion was also a family reunion, with a number of nut. of. town cue-its ailendlnK. Mr. and Mrs. Could are parents of Mrs. Newlnn. Other Ktii'Kls Inelildeil: Mrs. Ollly Sylyestei. Mr. anil Mrs. Neal Sylvester and four children and Miss It in ti Sylvester, nil of Craw fordsvllle; Mr. and Mix. Carl Munim and children. Miss Avetill Newton mid Miss I'etty School, master, all Portland; Mr. and Mix. Arthur 1'ui'sley, C'orvallls; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Honers, Camp Sherman; Mi. and Mrs. I-.rvlne Morris and son. Don, Mllllcan: Mr. and Mrs. I.ynn V'lseher, mid two children. Powell llulle; Mr. mid Mrs. Ilui'li Could, Cranls Pass; Mr. nnd Mrs. I-'rank H. I.or. Man. Ihe hosts and Ihelr son. Km nk. Mrs. Sylvester Is n sister of S. W. Coiild, and Neal mid Kuth Sylvesler are her son mid iliiui!li ler. Miss Averlll Newton Is the W. E. New-Inns' daiiRhler. Shower Honors Miss lastera Friday p. m. Miss Arlrm Zastern. htide-elect of lloliert liennell, Silem. was honored at a pre nuptlal shower Itlven Kiidav aflernnon bv Mrs. I.. It. Hrooks mni Miss Kmnces Hrooks. The w-eildltiK Is planned for Auk. 20 In Hend. Holh Miss Z.-islera and her f Inner will be Riiidualcd ne.M year from Wll latnelte unlverslly. Climes provided piilerlalnment nl Hie parly, wllh prices koIiiu to Mrs. Hlclinrd Cnlke, Salem, Mrs. Knimelt Canipbi'U, Sisters, and Miss Zaslern. Olhers present Included Hie fol lowing:. Mrs. M. D nolkln. Mrs. I.ee Kipper, Mrs. Melvn Hrabliam. Mrs. U. N. lluelll, Miss Doris lruettl. Miss Lorelbn lluelll. Mrs. Ward Coble, Mrs. S. W. Thomp son. Miss Muriel Hrnnks nnd Mrs. K. C .astern, nil Hend. nnd Mrs. Lewis l.tirkcnblll nnd Mrs. Hlcli nrd McKen.le, Sisters. Hoynl Neliflibors of Amnrlen will meet Mondny, Auk. 1. nt 8 p.m. at Hid library nudllorlum A pie walk will bp it feature of the evenlntr officers linvo nnnouneed. Mrs. I.lovd McLrnn. Mrs. H. T. Merrltt nnd Wis. M. U Munny will servo on the refreshments rnmniltlee. nnd Mrs. Joseph Err id Mrs. R. I'. Junes will hnvc i NEWS OF charge, ol cntortnlnmont. ' " "inirm 'illlliilliimillllllHimillilllHllHIIIIHtlJII- SOCIETY i.i .In, , 'ii,, ,, lln I l .l. r Lin 0 lliirlfi mim! Ntliil'Lyi ) Social Calendar Huiuliiy I p in. Cub scout pack No. '.Ti, picnic In lowi'v meadows, Shevlln pai l(. .1 p. in. Cenlial Oii'i;on iimhi-hi. Idy ol CluiMlan cliuiches. I IT ' 1 1 Sunday rally ul Culver chinch. p. in. Town and Country dull, li iil In Shevlln park. Munduy C .'IO p. m. Melliodlsls' baskel Hoclal pi Drake park, sHinsoied by Junior IIIrIi (ellowslup. H p. m. Koynl Ni-IkIiIiiiis of Am -ilia, library aiidlloiium, Tiu-Mlity I p. in. Tr'ple l.lnk club, pic nlc In Pioneer park. H p. in. Public card parly, Moon hall. M p, in. Circle 1, Culliollc Al tar Miiiely, with Mis, Thomas Powell. 11)17 W. Iih. K p. iii. liaslern Star Kluii:e YCA, pie Koclal at Ki"Ki' ball. VVi'ilncHiluy I0:'l(l a. in.- Junior WIIA, pic nic In Pioneer park. M n. m. Circle 2. Calholle Al tar ::iKlety. with Mrs W. A. Win liey, Clen VNia illslilcl. Eagles Planning Benefit Dance KiikIch of lle'id tonli:bt will iHiiiKor a benefit daiice for resl dents of Sunset Home, nccoiUIiir to Information from Curtis SI inonion. who with Leo na id St l "ill, Cllffoxl Cammond. Al U-wls, Wayne l-'ebler and Hub ert VounH, will be In cliaiRe of airanuements. Slmonson said that all who al lend dressed as their favoilte conllc snip ehai'iietir will lie Jud:cil and will receive pi'lJ-s for first and second best lin'isona lions, for men ami women. Admission will Im- (lunations of cij.'arctx, jilayhiR cards, candy or Hiccilni: oanln. till of which will be civil to residents of the liiime. Music will be ptuvlded by the Curtis Slmonson orchestra, mid the affulr will be for Kacles nnd their wlve or yiiesls. Eastern Star YGA Plans Pie Social for August 1 Eastern Star unit of Youiir Cran.-eis of America will spon sor a pie social und proRiam Tuesday, Aur. 1, at H p. m. at till ..ranite hall. All residents of the community and their friends will be tvclcomc lo attend, ac roidliiR to those In c-hmRi-. YCA membi-is will present a pniRiam. t-nder illtxt-tlon of Mr. J and -Mrs. Harold Harbour and Mrs. K. I. Ilamby. I Here will im no .ulmlssloii chaiRe, but each woman Is asked to IniiiR a pie, for i.utlon. i in itc i! nines Trout Creek, July 30 -Two Jef ferson county families were unit ed when Miss Claiibel Cram, daughter of Mi's. Holier! Crnm. became the bride of Harvey Rhodes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rhodes, formerly of Tygh Valley and now of Madras. The wedding was ah Impressive ceremony Sunday, July 17, nt St. Peter's Episcopal church. Ihe bride Is n member ol ttv foui lh generation of a noted north Jefferson stock ranch fam ily. Hev. U-onnrd D. Dixon, of Prineville, who is nlso rector at St. Peter's, rend the rites at 1 li, m. The brlile was given in marrliiRe by her twin brollier. Clair Cram. At the reception at the Cram home following the wedding, the bridal couple cut the wedding cake, which was served by Ihe bride's sister. Mrs. Robert M. llaufle. La Crande. Mrs. Dixon poured and Mrs. Terry Tlebault presided at the punch bowl. Mr. and- Mrs. Rhodes lire nt home on Ihe Trout creek slock rii.'lrh. BASKET SOCIAL I'l.ANNKO The Junlon IiIrIi fellowship will sponsor an old-fashioned basket social Monday, Aug. 1, nt 15:30 p.m. In Drake park, with nil mem bers of the Methodist church and their friends Invited to attend. The affair Is planned as a benefit for the group's ramp fund. Each woman and Rhi Is asked to bring a basket supper, nnd many attractively-packed lunches me ex pected to be put up for. auction. Women of the Moose will spon sor a public card party Tuesday, Aur. 2, nt 8 p.m. In the Moose hall, with officers In charge of ar rntiRcments, The third party In Ihe current series hns been enn eeleri, nnd prizes will be nwnrded nl llu- piuiy Tuesdny nlcht, sec ond In the group originally planned. .lunle.r WBA will hold n picnic Wednesday, Aur. 3, from 10:30 n.m. to 2:30 p.m., In Pioneer park. All members nnd their mothers hnvc been Invited. Each family should bring: politick picnic food, and Ice cream, soft drinks nnd table service will be provided, It was nnnouneed. ' TO ATTEND PICNIC A number, of local folk who nrc former residents of Kansas lire planning lo nllend the annual Kansas picnic Sunriny, July 31, In Hrynnt park, Albnny. V. S. army medical department, J established by order of Clen. i Oeorgo Washington', dates from i 1775. ' . " CamP Fire Girls Registered One liliiidied Hcveiilylwo Des cbulen county Camp I'he (fills and lilue Klids hu'e ii'ifl'ilcicd lor annual Hummer camp al Camp Plnewaii, Ciesceni lake, with ( amp I'ire clils to allend the IliM Hcsslo-i, Auk. V II, mid Clue plids and youiie.er Ciunp I'ire i;liis lo have Ihelr oullnn Ihe w-cond week, AuriisI l liil. The camp slaffs for both weeks have been completed, and pro Ri auiK eni ii day will liuiiidi uiil door ailivllies, handciaft, swim mliiR, meals In I be mess hall and an ev"iiini! fire proRiam. j i lie camp sum ioj ooiii wii-rs will liliiude the IoIIowIiir: Mrs. Joe i ilder, camp maniiRi'i ; Miss Marianne llle-iklnsop, piuRiam (llicctor; Miss Jean Itaddal., Mii..i Mary Stadelinmi. 'I he Dalles, nnd Miss Doiolhy Watson, Poiiland, walci .'pint directors; Miss Viola Maillu, Poiiland, mid Miss Joan Hade'iiaclier. lac.iiot finders; Mrs. ;. W. Helms, Pilnevllle. cook, nnd t;, W. Helms and Tom Wel come, maintenance mci. ( iiiliiiii-lork Nnincd Other roun-telois who will servi" the Hist week are Mrs. Claude Wanlchek and Mrs. U-ltoy Ko.x. i hmidlcrafl and music; Mis. Han nah Winn, Pilnevllle, and Mrs. HurIi Haiiman, Hedinond, Trail-mak'-rs; Jeiene HaiiRi-r iuid Joan Hademacher. Cypsies and VaRa bonds, mid Mrs. Slanley, Piine vlllle. KP. CouiihcIois for Hie second week will Include; Mrs. Kenneth Cale nnd Mary l-oulse UiRRan. hand ciaft and music; Miss Martin and Miss H.iilemacher. Tiailmak eis; Mrs. K. A. Jordan. Mm. Lu cille Uruw nslic-ld and Mrs. 7.. L. Hralv, all Prineville. I'.llle Minis; Miss Hulli Oiriiii. KP. K.i"h Rlrl has la-en asked to brliiR scissors for use In feltwork. (iris plaimlnR In aiuml win have tin-it physical examinations next week in the health depart ment offices In Ihe courthouse. Camp Kin Rliis will rc-oii at !:3) p. in. Wednesday and Hlue llirds at 1:30 . in. Thursday. The reinaindei- of Ihe ii'Ri.slratlon fee will be due at the lime of the physical check um Mrs said. Elder Keyes-lreland Marriage Is Friday Event News was received In Bend thif mornlniT of Ihe iiniriiaRe of Hub ert Keycs, son of Mrs. John P. Keyeu. and the late Mr. Keyes. Henri, nnil Miss Margaret Ireland. daURhtcr of Mrs. W. W. Ireland and the late Mr. Ireland, Cor vallis. The wedilliiR took place Friday at 3:.'I0 p.m. nt Trinity Episcopal I church in Santa Barbara, with Hev. Hlchanl FIiirr Ayres offi clatliiR. Alter the ceremony the bridal couple left by plane for the east, for a honeymoon cruise on the (ircal Lakes and up the St. Lawrence liver. Mr. nnd Mrs. Keyes will live in Auburn, Calif. Keyes. who has been engaged In construction contracting is now with Un American Lumber company, a concern which is buildiiiR a saw- i mill nt Forest Hill, 18 miles from Auburn The bride was formerly a teach er at Hend high school. She re turned Inter to Oregon State col lege and received her master s de gree, and was a member of the faculty there Inst year. Keves was graduated from Ore gon Stale college, finishing there lifter attending the University of Minnesota two years. He went to high school in Bend. In world war II he served in the Seabees. spending three years oversells, in the isouth Pacillc. Alter Ihe war he returned to Hend. and was en gaged In the building industry for some time. 16 Killed (Continued from Page II ' three en route lo Washington and the other two to Charlotte, N.C., and Danville, Vn. The crew of three was com manded by Capt. L. H. Mathews, a veteran airlines pilot. Ills co pilot wns Capt. J. H. Simmons. The flight nttendmit was F. A. Gahleck. II was the first crash of a scheduled airliner in the United Stales in 11 months and the first crush of nn Eastern airlines plane In IS months. ASKS TM.U. Kenneth Allen Bowers. 20. 1305 Fresno, chniRed with violation of the basic speeding law on Green wood, pleaded innocent to charg es Friday. Trial hns been set for August 5 nt 5:15 p.m. in police court. Ball of $20 was set. DANCE H Saturday, July 30 :il Eastern Star Grange Music by (KOOKICt) KIVEIi RAMBLERS Conic (ipg Ft in Couple Wed Thursday miJki-hcV'-:-.!.. i C S'7 ? '.: I ! - Photo bv Albert Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Moe Workman are at home north of Bend, where the brnli Rroom oji-iiiles a farm. Mrs. Workman was formerly Mrs. Kstlii:- Huchanan. The couple were married Thursday, July 28, at H p. in., al the Laiter Day Saints church on Hill street. Elder James K. Chapped officiated, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Harris were attendants. Bend Chamber (Continued from PaRc 1) John Klenkamp, master of the ! RranRe. welcomed those iesenl and spoke briefly on chamber-1 RraiiRe relalionsbip. He offered the help of the RiaiiRe lo Ihe Hend chamber in the promotion , of a proRram of water develop- i nienl in the area. Frank Uirriiii, chamber presl-) dent, cummended the lames of the j RiaiiRe on the preparation of the! "tine chicken dinnei." He also; recalled briefly chamber Rrange : mi-etlnRs of past years. LoRRan ; said he hoped similar Ret to-Reth-1 ieis, could be made an annual af- lair. lliirkniini rreslilcg Presiding at the meeting was EiiR.-nr Hucknum. of Bond. Ceneral chairman of the din ner was Mrs. Howard Hyde. On the servi-iR committee were Mr. Honv-r Brown. Mrs. Kenneth Ea - ton. Mrs. Waiter I'richard. .vrs William Bradbury. M.-s. Cliff Blight, Mrs. Carson Call, Mrs. Albert Allen. Mrs. Ervil Faul. Mm. Nolan Turner and Mrs. Rod ney Rosebrook. Serving on the kitchen com mittee weie: Mrs. Harold Har bour. Mrs. Edwin Hullts. Mrs. Leslie Kribbs. Mrs. May Hamby and Mrs. Lyle Caning ton. Mrs. Del Mattson served on the gen eral dinner preparation commit tee. Present were Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. 1-ny, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. C. II. I-ny. Mr and Mrs. Lee Grant. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray 1a Blanc, Mr. and Mrs. Kes sler Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunncll, Mr. and Mrs. George Short. Gene Ix-ar. Mr. and Mrs Fred Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wyatt. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Baer. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. O. Cuthbertson. Ben W. Fanning. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Locgan, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Forrest, Ernie Trnxler, Mr. nnd Mrs, Ted Hollidav, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Snook, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Bert Far rls. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ferguson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Carrington, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Slv, Mr. and M'-s. How ard Hvde. Homer Brown, Alvini Kevte Walter H. Prichard. Clif ford II. Bright. Harold S. Har bour, Del Mattson. E. E. .Varco. Mr. and Mrs. H. Drew, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bucknum. Mr. end Mrs. John Slenkamp, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Walters. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Hicks, Mr. and Mi's. Robert M, Sev er, ; Mrs. Lois Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hear, Mr. nnd Mrs. Byron Stover, 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Everett E. Hughes, : Ollle Bowman. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wll-1 tied .lossy, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. E. Che idler, Roland Anderson. A. H. j Marshall, Mr. and Mrs Dean Wonser, O. P. Pahl. nnd Mr. nnd ; Mrs. D. L. Cniiin. j TAXES MUST ME MET Wilmington. O. an- -Joseph El-1 mer Wert, 32, told police he stole j $5.81 to help pay the $110 he owes on his lfMti income tax. WARD VETERINARY HOSPITAL rK. W. D. WART) 1474 IIIII St. Phone 20(5 All Animals Treated R O A Rl) AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN One of Bend's leading automobile dealers handling one of the "Big 3" will add two men to the sales ( staff. These men must bo high grade, experienced, ' successful automobile salesmen. No others will be considered. This is no ordinary "job" but rather an opportunity to join a leader where success is assured to the right type man. Our organization knows of this ad. Write to BOX 72S. THE BEND BULLETIN, giving all details of past experience. ;6range Planning Flower Show Carroll Acres. July 30 (Special) Tile home economics club of the Pine Forest grange will sponsor a flower show Tuesday evening. Aug. 2, In connection with the' tegular meeting of Pine Forest grange. Mrs. Stella Nelson, Mrs. L. h. Cless and Mrs. Clifford Ras mussen are on the committee in charge of arrangements. All arrangements must be In place by 8 p.m., it was announced. ; i Judging will be in three groups. with sections lor horticulture, ar- I ninRements. and juvenile entries. Exhibitors should supply their own containers. In the horticulture section, growers are to exhibit one stem each of gladioli, roses, lilacs or j dahlias, and three stems of any other one flower. Classes in the section Xor ar rangements include large .at rangements. arrangements under IV inches, nnd'bououets arraneed by mc.n. Tilt- juvenile section includes the following classes:, (1) Ar rangements in animal or bird con tainers; 12) bouquets of pahsies; I3i bouquets in thimbles; 4l bou quets ol wild flowers. Bend Irrigation Allowed Tomorrow Householders may water to morrow, with even and odd num bered residences splitting the month's thirty-first Gay between them, the water department su- j rJeriniendent Percy A. Drost and , City Manager W. O. Cuthbertson reminded today. " Odd numbered homes may have sprinklers going from 5 a. m. un til 12 noon. Even-numbered homes may use water from noon until 1 p. in., and from 4 until 9 p. m. ' City officials warned that wa- j ter pressure is down and use of water has been heavy the past i few days, so that the split-day regulations should be strictly re-1 spected. Use classified ads In The Bulle tin for quick results. Glen Vista Club (OPEN 6 NIGHTS A WEEK) A Pleasant Place to DINE DANCE Chef AjN ZUBAR'S famous cooking Mickey's Music, RELAX 3!i Miles North on Old Redmond Highway Freighter Sails iFrom Honolulu Honolulu. T.I I., July 30 '!P T-lw lU,l.rrl..n rrr.ll.t.., Vloi.! I Flyer sailed lor Pnmana In secret last night with the Inst cargo of sugar lo leave the Hawaiian is lands xlncp the CIO longshore r.tiike started ill days ago The fact that the vessel headed for Panama indicated the- sugar would In- unloaded at a gulf coast or Atlantic coast port, thereby avoiding a Pacific coast boycott aRalnst Hawaiian cargoes declar ed by the CIO International Long shoremen's and Warehousemen's union. The ILWU is fully organized on the west coast but its power to prevent unloading of Hawaiian ships does not extrnd to the gulf or east coasts. Ixiaded by New Firm Virtually all shipping except emergency relief cargoes has been paralyzed since the ILMU went on strike May 1 to support union demands for higher wages. The Steel Flyei, howevpr. was loaded by a new company, Hawaii Stevedores, Ltd., which was form ed since the strike started. Ray Adelmeyer, president of Hawaii Stevedores, said the Steel Flyer carried 6,000 tons of sugar and l.uijij tons oi general cargo. The vessel's scheduled sailing was kept secret to prevent possi ble violence by pickets of the ILWU. The crew of the Steel Flyer, members of the AFL Seafarers' International union, ran a 20-man ILWU picket line in taxicabs late yesterday afternoon to board their ship. There was no disturb ance. The ship sailed shortly after dark. There was no official an noucement of its destination, but a crew member said the vessel was heading for the Panama canal . THEFT REPORTED Two new hub caps were stolen from the car owned by Golda Laughlin as it stood before her home at 334 Hill, street, she told police Friday. She said she had just purchased them. Wood Steel Aluminum Cleaning and Benovatiiif FREE ESTIMATES Bend Venetian Blind Mfg. Co. ' 538 E. Glen wood (Off of E. Sih Street) Phone 1434-J STARTS TOMORROW They're Here.. THE CLOWN Y PRINCE OF ) . LAUGHTER... ( THE QUEEN 01 I MERMAIDS... I TEAMED IN A NEW MUSICAL FUN RIOT4 v ' ' mmm I ll n im mm y mXT f-LS 'ml FX AM1NEU IIF.itK Till HSBAY A driveis' license examiner will lie in Hend Thursday and Friday at the examiner's office at lOTiO Bond street from 9 a.m. to S p.m.. the Secretary of stuti Earl T. Newbry Informed today. Persons desiring licenses or permits to drive are asked to get 1. STARTS TOMORROW! -pi IV timip nrnnu f IHt IKUt dIUKT 01 t?n nnn nnn in finMrV; i7, J 2nd Jp&jj: M. M LYN WILDI Lft WILDE yk ' " V ADELE MARA RICHARD CRANE 5F HAL HACK4TT I ENDS William HOLDEN Today! -streets of laredc .in the Biggest Hilarity Hit of the Year,' VcB KAWbetty Garrett Sij 'y BICABDO MONT-VI BM VitRCBT-irtn fil. Onktng V in touch Willi the examiner Well ahead of the scheduled closing hour In order to assure comple tion of applications without delay. Certain fresh water fish npienr to seek hlghly-aeialed areas dur ing hot weather such as eddy wa ter near rocks. UN US TOIIAV TWO GREAT HITS! Hlllltini KI.I.IOTT In "THE LAST BANDIT" also "C ity Across the Itlver" Kr h - U v vr i i V l 'F' tdgar BUCHANAN William PRINCE Oil YOUNG BIG HIT! - CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 P. M.