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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON PAGE THREE 4llltl'lltlllllll)llllllli1lllllllilllillllllil'ili"l'l"llllllllllltlMIIII NEWS OF SOCIETY l.i S. (irnnl, Surlily 1 ilti (AJI H,.lry It. mi Ulll.l ,r (. (M.flr.l (,, ,r lu, ,, ,,( ,., (, t) h.iu. itli llir iluya ul jitililli iilluii, liit ttlnyi, ',unAnyt itiitl StilMnljiyi ) MlNl1Mllii1lllllllllillliilllliliillillil'lllllllll('llliU't"Hlllliiillli" IHI Mlliii,'ii'lllilitiiiiilllil'l'i'ii'IM !'!. mil. -I num. mi n.lri nil Many Attend Homecoming At IOOF Hall MeiiilifiH of the Chhl Kellows nml kcbcknli IoiIkcn, nnil Ihi'lr fllMllllCH, jullll'll In miiitnil "Iiiiimc iuiiiIiik" lintlvHIin Saluiiluv nl;lil HI llu KKiF hull. AIhiiii lfill per mum were serveil nl tlu illniier, Wllllll IHI'CI'lll'll I lit- iiiiikiiiiii llllll lull I'llll. Till- IMI'IIII ll-iltllietl ciwiiih'J turkey, piovlilrd by f lie KKJK ludtie, tiotiiiiii'H mid roll pluviiliil liy I hi- (i-jekjill:l. nml (iiitliuk ilUlii'H Ih oil)' III liy I In liiinllli'H im lkiiiiiliii:. MIkii Kalliiyn Kelley nml Paul CtockiT wen. In (. I u 1 1 i nl ;ir-laiiKi-iui'iitN liir I hi' alliili . Kvrrett CIihw, IOOK nulile Km nil, K'"vi' t)ii' aililri'HK nf wi-l i'oiiii'. ami Mm. Kreil CIIihiiii, e. tii-knli Mi r i:i nml, t:u vi- a resume ul tln K'MiiIi''h lilHlury. Wayne ) la mil (lift, illy H'cii'allnii illreiiur. Hxike mi tin ri'i'ii'iiiliui pi(ii:niin. KnlertiUmiient Varied Tile Hl)K'IHIH, Wllllll IlllITKJKTK- ill lull I'lill, iiuluilrtl Milieu by Karen anil Kubln C'liaptnan, ar ciimpunliil by Mrs. Kayinoiiil Cumpi'il, itiiuip nImkIiu: nml lap ilanie iiuinlx'i K by Million Kusli'i mill I Han,. Hill. Amiiiiik mi'iiiliers answer I n ) lull mil were Mrs. N. I'.. (illtieil. lit lll'lul, pllKl pi'l'Nllll'lll of I he In (ernallnnill IlKKCK'llilliill (if IllilIrK uuxllliu i-s, Pali Ian Iin Militant, KKJK; Mm. Wuyim Allen, who came from Mllwiiukle (or llu imUin, nml MrB. Owen Allrn, from Oni(on City. Absent jnrtnlierH sent m-KanB whli'h won ui kmiwliiliiiil. Aiiiiiiuiu'rini'iit whs iniule thai tin- 3i it ti minuiil Ki'lx'kiih district coiivi'iitUiii will I"1 held Salurilay. Nov. 12. ill tlw Madras IOOK tem ple, Willi tin- Culver Indite lis ttir hostinn nioup. Mm. Afiiui Mer chant. iIInH Ii'I Hi'lH'kali rlialriitan. mul Mm. K.velvn Camplx-ll, ills trlrt MKTi'tiirv, will ! In i linrirc. Till- Id-mi loilni- will k'lve the tribute to the past dlslriit chair man. Mm. P. (".. Rnymuml. I'.end, will In- district flan liearer nt tly run vi'titloii. .Amuni; ofdeers who will be present are Mm. dura Smith. MINI slide president, and Mrs. Kred Clbson, past mall' treasur it, both of tin' association of Indies auxiliaries. I'atiiiiriiiH Mili tant, nml Mm. Frank Cray, dis trict deputy president, of tin1 lienil lodue. Mrs. Smith Is rluht vuplHirtrr to tho convention vice chairman. Extension Unit Mombors Start Tailoring Projoct' Tho (Jlen VlHtn homo extension unit hKiin thi-lr lallorliiK work Hhup Monday ul the Karl Klrsow homo, with four mcmlx-m of their own k'roup and two Tuinnlo womon piirtlclpatliiK. Mm. l.ln ford Hwlor anil Mm. Hay Wil liams nrr lenders. The womi-n wwi-il and fitted muslin lackels, preparaiory to ctittlnK tlnir wimi! suits and coals. The nexl talloiiiiK workshop will lo November '111 at the Klc sow home, iM'Klnnlni; at 9:30 n.m. Kplseopnl AJUr Riilld will meet Monday, Nov. 1-1. ut 2 p.m.. at the home of Mrs. A. A. Symons. (ill Drake roml. Relieve dhrtrcM oiinoid iniuntly. Be ture to use,.. CASH FOR Fall Expenses '25.00 to '300.00 Furniture Farm Machinery Livestock Automobile Loans Up to $500.00 NO INSURANCE REQUIRED! Twenty Month to Repny PORTLAND LOAN CO. Norbert D. Goodrich, Mfr. Rm. 8, renney niil., 1010 Wall Telephone 17S BEND, OREGON Stale IJcensea 8180 M82I Crankshaft Grinding On Our New Van Norman "448" Grinder Bearing Rebobittlng Motor Rebuilding DRAKE'S AUTO SHOP iiii'iiimiimiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiHKii Youth Groups To Hold Rally Yoiiiik people of Milhodlsl, Presbyterian and Cninmtinlly (iiurchi'S of Madras, hi-dinmid, I'rlni'Vllle, (illi hiisl ami lli-nd will be mui-kIs of the youth fellowship of I 'll Hi Melhoillnl chiin li Sun iloy iilithl at a tally ln'i:liniln' at r:.li). Tills Affair lias bi-i-n planni-d In onler Ihal the yminj: pi-opu-may have the opportunity lo hear! I'r. 1 1 it K. (illlel, inlHsloiimy fiom Afiiii. i Tlie rally will bi-cln with a social hour al f : .' J. followi-d by a supper, a bilii buslni ss ini-i-i liiK mid soiiKfest. 'Hie uriiiip then will o lo the church sancluaiy for the evenlni: pioniam. which will lealuie u lall by the mis slniiaiy. ! Lorelei Hagman Honored at Party Given in Culver Culver, Nov. 10 (.Special) -Many nuesls wen- present at a bridal shower held last week at the IOOK hall in hnnnr of Mini l.inelel llauman. ' Knlei lalnmenl iniiuili-d a comic reading by Mis. Delia Nance mid a hiiiik nuesslii); name, with Niullne Osborn io vlillnc ai'coirtliin miihlc. Mis Iean I'jiliiken won the pi le. After the ullls were oM-ned by. the bride lo be, refreshments were si--ed at atliactlvely decoraled tables in (he dining room. Cin-sis from Heilmond Included Mis. J. A. Kuss. Mrs. II. I'. Kby. Ihirthii Koekinan, Helen Kii-ney and Mis. John 1 leiiderson. Resi dents of the Culver community who uttenili-d Included the fiillow liu;: Mm. KineM Kusm-II. Mrs. ' (iiiM Ke MvQulnii, Mrs. Km I Tay lor. Mm. (.eoi;e llii-lie, Mrs. I lit 1 luckier. Mm. W. C. Osborn. Mm. J. M. Kreeman. Marjoiie Kree itmri. Niullne OKbiirn, Mm. Ainold reltllxine. Mm. Morris Ik-ckwllh, Mrs. 1 Inward CaniplM-ll. Mm. lon Clark. Mis. I'nn U-lir-man, Mrs. C. K. I lawman. Mrs. Dwiiyne lliiKman. Mis. II: K. Ki-e. ney. Mn. Miriam Klnc Mis. It. 1.. I ale, Mrs. Irvliu; llorney. Mm. Warri'u 1 Indues, Aim. Harry John son, Mis. 1J. Mlsliey, Mrs. duy Corwln, Mrs. I'onard Cranl. Mrs Itenver Jenkins, Mrs. 1. M. llor ney, Mrs. Max Osbuin. Mrs. Hill. Mm. K. Hulet, Mrs. Kd (ini-n-wood, Mas. Ward Miitostlc, Mrs. Dean Kntt lUen, Mis. Anna Mer chant. Mm. Clifford 1-anu mid Mm. II. Monroe. Housewarming Held Saturday Charles Cundemon, a former Deschutes county deputy sheriff and a local resident for the past 30 years, was honored . at n surprise housewarmlnK Saturday evenliiK when n group of friends callel al his new home on Route 2. bmuuht food for n politick supper and presented their host host with an electric waffle-Iron. Several of the uuests were ne tiialntcd with Cunderson In Min nesota, before he came lo Ore (jon. Mm. Kd Klmqulst was In chaiRC of nrrmiKemenls for the affair Ilcsldcs Cundeison mid his son, Donnltl, those present Included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Ole Nord strom, Mr. mid Mrs. Everett Todd. Kdwlu 1'etcrson, IIuk Pet erson, Claus Klmiulst, llenny Chiislensen, and Mr. and Mrs. Klmquist. ( 111 lt II GUOI TS TO SIKET Croups 4 mid 5 of the Metho dist Women's Society of Chris- , linn Service will have meetliiK-s al fi p.m. Monday, Nov. 11. i Croup -1 will meet at the home : of Mrs. Miles Newman, 23 K. Greeley, with Mrs. Gladys Gard ner as assistant hostess. Mrs. Uoss Knolts will lead the devotions service and Mrs. Marlon 1'oor will have chai'Re of the program. Group 5 will meet with Mrs. Corwln lleln, l('2ti Hill street. lil'IMI'KI ( GARDEN GROWN ) f IN OREGON! 1 Extension Unit Committee Is Appointed Giange Hall, Nov. ID f.'ipeclnli Mm. K. W. I'aul, Mi:. I .vie Car llnglon and Mis. ah KiiiIz weie appointed lo w-i ve on tin- pin 1'iain plaiiiilng cntuuillp'c lor llu Ka'.tei v Star extension unit, at n II gulf flieelllig of the glollp. held las I'liursdav at Mis. Kuitz' home on lluller load. After the planned luncheon, with Mrs. Walter liicliaid and Mis. Cariiiiglon In chaige, a bus iness tneellu)! was held. Mrs, No Inn Turner reported on -1 II club wink, pointing mil ihal metnbeiM In the Kastein Star coiiimuiiliy made outnaiidlni' showings nl the I'nciflc Inlei national I.lveslock : exposition. Mm. C.'iningtou men- i tioned new' exlension bullellns I which are available, and asked for pil lules of the home bealiti-i lilliallon pinjeel taken up by lliej gioup as a eominuiiily piojeet A piogiam Included game and readings, with Mis, Alex W.ilteta; In chaige, assisted by Mis. Curtis i Cmiln. j liepaialion of holldaVK refiesh- j incuts W'as demoustrateil at the' moinlng seshloii. A Chiistmas' box. Willi Ideas for gifts that can! be made In Iin- home, was on dis- play. The next meeting will lie Thurs day, Dee. 1, al 10:30 a.m. nl the, home of Mm. I'aul Kay. "(iol'i log Accessories" will be the topic lor the demonstration, with Mrs. j Cmiln and Mrs. Canington as piojeet li-adi-rs. Boy Scout Troops ! Join in Outing I line I'orest, Nov. 10 (Special); Hoy Seoul troop No. 21. of the! Methodist church, was host to' troop No. 2"). of Klist Presbyter-, Ian chinch, and troop No. to. of! the Latter Day Saints church, at; an evening camp fire Saturday in the upper meadows of Slievlln 1 park. Twenty-six scouts and 11 j adults were present. ; The evening's activities la-gan ' with a wiener and iiiarshmallow i rtLl . f.,ll..u-...l In- ,-,r,i. 'IV..,. t. No -jr, ,,ml,-r i,..-,',i,.,shi of jm k Hoist, pla.i-d first in a tug of-war. i WOI' -f the shoulder gowns in with boys Mirtlclpating. Then Uici1""''- M,s- Klwood Voung. matron i.,,.. ,.i.,.ii,.,i ii... f..,i,,.,u , t of honor, wore aqua. I hp attend ing of war and defeated them, re- ,..,n.. ...I,, . , . I , ,, ,1 Little li-ckv Smith was flower After p ay ng Indian leg!R,. in a fl.'ioi-lengt'i frock of wrestle and a hiding game. '' I ik jintl bltif. iK,ys gainerin around tne ramp A ,-,.-,.,,! in w;ls :cld nt Town fire to hear John New -by 'of the ; m, immediately following Methodist church, tell three .i. ceremonv ulitrliiu r.f I I.j fm- ti.,i-tl. I l.i nluni ' ... - ' - .....v., led the Ixiys In group singing. A. H. I.lngerfelt. city park su eiintendenl, gathered the wood and supervised the camp fire. Yew Lane School Patrons Invited To First Meeting A meeting of parents and teach ers of the Yew Lane school has1 lieen sel for Monday. Nov. M, at 7:-l5 p.m. at the school. A busi- j ilh Mrs. C. V. Bells as guardian, i the preparation of holiday re ness meeting is planned, with the incited S13.85 from a cooked food freshments. Mrs. Harold Hanson group to decide U-twi-en organiz sale held Oct. 29 nt O'Donnell's i and Mrs. Warren Wing, of the ;lng a separate PTA or Joining j wilh the Allen school group. j I A program will Include a talk ! jby Miss Grace Mary Linn, who I will desctilie her visit In Mexico! this past summer. Mrs. Alliert ; iJorgensun will entertain with vlo- ! Iin solos, accompanied by Mrs. I Bernlce Towner, and there will be group singing. Refreshments wii! be served. Arrangements for the meeting have been made by a committee composed of Mrs. Harold Kflle-y. Mrs. Wesley W. Brown. Mrs. Don Conner mid Mrs. C. E. Stranahan. Teachers nt the school are Mrs. VallKirg Fisher. Miss Ruth Bull-let-. Mrs. Klhel Obernolte and Mrs. Donalene Hemenway. All patrons of the school lire being in vited to attend. Mrs. Elmer Brown will be assis tant hostess. Mrs. Harold Walters will lend the devotions and Mrs. Lee Grant will be program chair man. a today's Blit Social Calendar Toiilf.M j 7 p in - I'.lrn Kin k ftlders, work I iMiti'llntr fit ,-Kviilil t'liilii iifililH. ! 7:.'i0 p.m.- Hi iiiiinlni; wpuire! dinice cIiish, Allen school (!''" namiim. (COD p.m. - Annual Sluineis dance, line l-'oiesl ;ian;e hull, i I'riduv ; 2 p m. - Woinen's Christian Temperance union, with Mis. C. O. Kntiikin, .'I'll K. living. 2 p m. - Kiiendly Nelchlirs, with Mrs. Lorcii Coiemun, lll.ik ley Heights. :rJ p.m. VKW Armistice day dinner for memU-rs and families, ' Veteians hall. li:.'IO p.m.- American l'gl'm' Armistice day dinner for mem bers and f i lends, line Koicst grange hall. K p.m.- Itcbekah lodge, KjOF; hall. Suturiluy 10 a.m. - Inschutes county I'o iii'inii giange, Jiainvlcw grange hall. Bowman-Young Vows Exchanged In Church Rite Hiilmond, Nov. 10 I Special) I Community Presbyterian church In Redmond was the scene of an ! attractive wedding Sunday after-; noon, when Miss iionnle Young be came the In Ide of Garth liowrnan. The bride, who was graduated from Ri dmond high school with thi- class of ID-HI, Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I-'ay Young, of Ten chorine The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter liowrnan, of Culver. He OM'iales a farm !n the Culver community, where the young couple will make their home when they return from a wedding trip to .Mexico. Rev. D, I., i'enhollow read the double-ring ceremony at 2:30. He sang "I I-ovo You Truly." and Jack Naff sang "Hecause." Bride Wears White The bride wore a gown of tradi tional white satin, made entrain. Her fingertip veil of illusion was gathered to a si-ed pearl tiara, and she carried white carnations. Miss Shlrlev Young and Alius J":n Rowman, as bridesmaids J anis carried nosegays oi curysan - ,",,s ; themums I or eniiii'-awav inp in nip wore : a wine suit With green accessor- ' ' MIMIIKCA I Tho Minlheca Canra Fire group. market. Food that was left over after the sale was given to Sunset home. Hie girls voted to use proceeds from the sale for the purchase of ceremonial Jackets. FIREMEN BANQVET ! Redmond. Nov. 10 Redmond I volunteer firemen and their ii-K-nc pnlnved a tnrkpv h.mntipt 1 xnednv evening nt the' npdmnnd ! jne tavern. The affair was the climax of a contest between the two teams of the fire department. As losers. Keith Parkinson's company treated members of j Johnny Parkey s team to the din-, ner. During the evening plaques were awarded to each team by Chief Jack Hartley and Assistant chief Hollis Titus. After the ban quet, the evening was spent in dancing. Sodium nnd calcium propion ates nrc used in broad to keep the loaves fresher longer. Weinhard has it A 9HS Annual Christmas Seal Sale To Begin Thanksgiving Week Piepaiallorm are belni; rniuli , ""' '"e tiadllional sale of Cliilf.l mas wals. lo begin Monday, Nov. 'M, with Camp Hie giils and adult voluiitcein assisting Willi pie i campaign woik at hcadiiai tei s j ol the I ii-si huii-s County Tuber-1 cuIomh and I li-.iltli aKocjailon, in! the O Kane building. Hans foi the annual sale weie discussed at : a meeting of the nssoiiatlon Sat-; unlay nflernooii In the office. ! lis. Kianklln A. itel-Kplnasse, of i'.iihnond, who presided at the meeting in the absence of Mrs. Willaid Hlgglns, pointed out that !i."i -r ceiu of the money received fiom the s-ile of seals remains In the stale, and 7." per cent lemains in the county. Kifiei-n new case.; of I'jU iciilosiK hive been n port cd In Deschutes county In the past yar. and one death fiom the disea;.,. was recoided for the period, sin- said, stressing the irn po: lance of continuing the fight against luheiculosls. A program of public education is umler '.vav. and talks on Wfiik of the county ami slate tuberculosis as.iocia lions iiave bei-n made leceritly at meetings of service clubs and oth- oreanizatlons. Plans for ineoi poratlon of the association weie discussed. ., . ,, I lie fo low.ng were present al he meet rig: Mis. licit Krorner, ..lis t Jones and Mis. didJ's- pinasse, all Redmor.n; Mis. C. I. I'uniap. inmaio; .virs. uainn ! Kredei ickson. executive secretary, I Pythian Sisters Hold Initiation For Two Men Hen Packard and Rav Svverson were Initiated into Pythian Sis ters, at a ceremony heid last Thursday evening In the library auditorium. After the initiation, a program honoring men of the order was presented, with Mrs. I A. K. Stevens, most excellent chief, in chaige. Kloor work was J executed by the degree staff, un ! der the direction of Mrs. Fred Gibson, captain. Coming events were planned. A bazaar will be held Friday, Nov. 18. in the Pacific Power and Light comnanv buildine. The next I 1 lodge Initiation will be Thursday I evening, uec. l. Mrs. Fi-ed Van Matre. chairman for the rummage sale held recent - ly, reimrted thai the project was ; a success. A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs. Van Matre and I her committee, which included -Mm. rseison i-eiann, nirs. nirr- j f.jssp. Ml s G AnuP,.son, Mrs. I Ted Meagher and Mrs. C. P, . . . . . . n Becker. Unit Hears Report On Benefit Party Pine Forest. Nov. 10 (Special) Mis. Claire Douelas entertained ! the Carroll Acres extension unit I last Friday. Mrs. Brian Thomp son and Mrs. Douglas, project ! leaders, gave a demonstration on Bend unit, were luncheon guests. The benefit card party held re cently for tile Azalea house fund was a success, it was reported. The prizes went to Mrs. L. H. Gless and Gus Ferguson, high. and Mrs. George Ager and C. P. Wanichek. low. A prize was also won bv Mrs. E. Obernolte. Both units expressed thanks to those who made the card party project a success, including the Pine Forest grange, for use of the hall, and the women of the Catholic Altar society, the Eagles lodge and C. L. Allen, who loaned ! chairs. of GOOD WILL Some practically new some of ancient vintage all BIG VALUES FOR THE PRICE WE ASK. If you are tired of walking or driving a wreck, hurry down and look these over they're BUYS. 1949 PONT1AC STATION WAGON 1941 BUICK SEDAN 1941 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 1940 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN 1939 PONTIAC 2-DOOR SEDAN 1935 FORD COUPE You'll be surprised at their fine appearance, their good quali ties AN1 TIIKIK LOW PRICES! Ward Motor Company USED CAR LOT 39 Oregon Mrs. W. H. Coanran, Mrs. C. E. lleln, Mis. Karl Wear and Mrs. Kdward Hanshew, all Ue nil. . Lodge Women Are Entertained Mrs. O. C. Haitwlg entertained : academy of fiiendshlp members ' of Women of the Moose last week jat her home, with Mm. William Kii kpali irk as o hostess. I A shoit business meeting was ! followed by a social evening, with pinochle In play. Prizes for scor ing went to Mrs. Harry Saddoris, -high, and Mis. Allen Hubbard, seiond. Mrs. Roy Walter also leceived a prize, j Mrs. Kail Wood, who was ob serving her wedding anniversary, was honored. After the card games, the host esses wi-ved refreshments. .Mrs. Park Klcrning. who Is a member of the Portland chapter, was a visitor. Speech Club Has VnrlotJ Prnrtrnm ! J j Speaker at the regular dinner meeting of the loas mistress club I Monday evening at the Trallways , dining room chose subjects that ! ,jr,,vl(!e(i a varit program. Mrs. j A Du(lrey gpoke (irl "Crazy i t.,,,.1 LsI.iip Ijiws" Mrs H P Reach talked about "The Simple, I Life. Miss Clara Jones had as j her topic, "Buddha, the Enehant j ed One." and the title of Mrs. David Wilson's talk was "Wanted - One Pickup." I Mrs. Wilson also presided as j ioastmistress, with Mrs. Lester ! Kramer topic mistress. Critics ; were Mrs. W. J. Gibson, Mrs." ! Elsie Dunn, Mrs. Art Brinson and ; : Mrs. Craig Coyner. Mrs. Henry I ( Casiday was lexicologist, and ! Mrs. 1-red W. Hicks was cvalu- Now Breaking Up Port Angeles. Wash., Nov. 10 ilP The fire-scarred, grounded j Panamanian freighter Andalucia I broke in two today and both sec- I tinnc wpr taken in tnw hr Pan. auian tugs the guaru rc. 1 ported A ni'ne.man skeleton crew was removed safely from the battered vessei Tuesday. Previously 19 , othpr crew members includini? woman steward, were removed and brought here. The Andalucia, a fire in her en gine room, was deliberately beach ed by Capt. George Lemos a week ago. The fire was put out but the vessel began taking water. Under constant pounding by gale driven waves, the 7,000-ton ship began popping rivets last week end. Seven tugs abandoned salvage efforts earlier this week until the 5.000.000 feet of lumber aboard could be transferred to barges en route from Vancouver, B.C., under tow of the Canadian tugs. Island Navigator and Island Com mander. The Canadian tugs arrived last night just as the Andalucia began breaking apart. This morning, the ill-fated vessel finally snapped amidship. The two halves floated off the rockv perch four miles east of Neah Bav. Wash., just in- ; sjde the entrance to the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The skeleton crew was removed when -it appeared the Andalucia was about to keel over in 10 fathoms of water or break apart. The coast guard said an at tempt may be made to beach the two sections of the freighter to permit salvaging of the lumber. ; Grounded Ship ' NO HEASON TO IIOAIil) rise. The rise. -It said, wnn due VS'aslilngton. Nov. 10 illi-The chiefly lo "Interpretallim" nf tin ' agrlcultuie department s n v s : mil'P'y '"'' lemiitid slliuilUm l,v 'there would be tilenlv of coffee to go uround and there Is no reas on for hoarding. The department also said cof fee prices probably will drop somewhat after the recent price CONTINUOUS SHOW FRIDAY, STARTING 1 THOSE ZANY EL COOFOES MADDEST, MERRIEST "ROAD" PICTURE OF ALU ANDKtWS JJ if y ;jjS-. ...M.l.. NOW SHOWING! CONTINUOUS ARMISTICE DAY FROM" 1:00 P. YES! ytS! There's NEW BLISS, V?yr7 in THAT MIDNIGHT KISS KATHRYN GRAYSON JOSE KENAN WYfiN MARIO LANZA statin; ' Why Take a Chance? WE HAVE SEPARATE EQUIPMENT FOR DELIVERING OUR NEW Mobil Stove Oil and Mobilfuel Diesel NO DANGER OF NO DOUBT fie Safe and A Nielsen. Distributer f Z: Mobilfuels AUTOMATIC DELIVERIES LET US DO THE WORRYING NOW AVAILABLE 165 Gallon Storage Tanks M2.50 eonee irane. niiuiiiiy, ine m- partment said, there Is no iicule shortage in sight. Use classified ads In The Iltille. tin for quick results. STARTS TONITE! P. M. IN THE SECOND BIG HIT a - i'.ii,iJu.MivJ.nJT,1;i ill ITURBI ETHEL BAKKYJ JULES MUNSHIN I CARROLL NAISH CONTAMINATION NO MISTAKES Comfortable Mobilgas -rfJTYTTFTm M.I lUltL t.ln tmni J 935 Harrlman Street Phone 795-J 1