MEDFOKD JHXC TtTEBUKE. BIEDFOKD, OREGON, TTTESDAY, OCTOBTTR 1,
PAGE SEVEN
Local and Personal
From Oakland Mr. Jamei Pull
man of Oakland la In Mfdford rlsit
tng her motlwr, Mrs. William Cum
rnlngs. Visits In ChPhalla Among Medford
people leaving today for the north
was T. H. Smith, who will vtalt for
soma time In Chehalla. Wash.
...
From Portland D. J. Russell, as
. slstant superintendent of the South
ern Pacific railroad, la transacting
business here today, having arrived
thla morning from Portland.
Reported Improving Jamea Reyn
olds of the Hotel Jackson wee report
ed Improving today at the Sacred
Heart hospital, where he haa been
receiving medical treatment.
Ashlander at Community Jack
Hall of Ashland la a patient at the
Community hospital today, having
undersone a malor operation this
morning.
Horkcrsmlth Recovering Keith
Hockersmlth, route 4. who underwent
an emergency operation at the Sacred
Heart hospital last night. 1 doing
nicely today. It waa reported.
Tonsils Removed Miss Jeanne
Qulsenberry and Robert E. Kelly,
both of Medford. underwent tonsll
ectomy c -rations at the Sacred
Heart hospital today.
Receives Transfer Lieut. Richard
O. Lang, who has been In command
of a detchment at the Prescott CCC
camp, has been transferred to Camp
Agnesa, but temporarily will be on
detached duty at Camp Wineglass.
Foresters Here T. P. Plynn, O. S.
forest service engineer: Jack Joyce.
Inspector, and Gordon Marsh, super
visor, all of Portland, were in Med
ford today regarding additions to the
forest service warehouse here.
Returns from Bonanza Mrs. C. P.
Nichols returned to her home here
last night from Bonanza, where she
was called by the death of her son-in-law,
David Cox. killed in a logging
accident on September 17.
To Have Leave Lieut. William B.
Clegg has been granted a 30-day leave
of absence to visit hie family In Ot
tawa, 111. He la attached to COC
headquarters here. His wife and child
left for Ottawa recently.
At Crater Lake The following
group enjoyed a trip to Crater Lake
Sunday: Mrs. Margaret Pabrick. Mrs.
Maude Holmes. Mrs. Beth Pluhrer of
Medford, and Mra. Naomi Montgom
ery of Portland.
Discharged from Hospital Floyd
Stout, COC enrollee stationed at
Camp Wlmer, was diacharged from
Sacred Heart hospital today, fully re
covered from a recent operation for
the removal of his appendix.
To Have Vacation Lieut. Lin
Shields, who la stationed at the South
Umpqua Falle CCC camp, has been
granted a leave of absence of 14 days,
effective October 7. He was in charge
of the construction of Camp Silver
Lake.
...
Kabele to Longvlew The Rev.
George P. Kabele left last evening
for Longvlow. Wash., where he will
attend the Joint meeting of the two
conferences of the Pacific Synod of
the United Lutheran church of Amer
ica. Tuesday and Wednesday. He
will return to Medford Thursday.
Going to Portland Sergeant Frank
Linley, custodian of the Medford Arm
ory, has received orders to report for
Instruction In Portland. October 8.
All Armory custodians will receive in
struction at that time In the proper
care of government property, the pur
pose being to make the work uniform.
.
To Albany B. P. Anthony of Al
bany, who has been In Medford for
the past three weeks on business, re
turned to his home this morning for
a short stay, after which he will come
back here to complete business trans
actions. He la associated with the
Albany Farming company.
...
Air Board Coming The state board
of aeronautics will come to Medford
within the next fortnight to confer
with the city council's committee on
aviation, aooordlng to word received
by Fred Heath, Jr., chairman of the
committee. Mr. Heath waa not ap
prised of the purpose of the visit.
Mrs. Gates Returns Mrs. Hilda O.
Gates, local representative of the
Equitable Life Insurance company of
New York, has returned irom rai
land, where she took a special course
In the latest developments In snnulty
policies with her company. Mrs. Gates
makes her home at the Hotel Meniora,
Recovering from Accident George
McNelce was reported at Sacred Heart
hospital today as recovering satisfac
torily from an auto accident that oc
curred last Wednesday wnen ne waa
driving to Medford from Crater Lake
where he waa employed. His wife's
condition was also said to be better
today.
.
Reported Improving Miss Betty
O'Brien of Ashland, who underwent
a major operation at the Sacred Heart
hospital yesterday, and Aetna Carr.
who underwent an emergency oper
taion Saturday, are both recovering
nicely today. Mrs. Donald Johnson,
who Is at the hospital for medical
care. Is also doing well.
...
To Be .Married Announcements
were received at CCC headquarters
here today of the forthcoming mar
riage of Walter E. Christie and Miss
Mildred Reld, t St. demenfa Epis
copal church In Berkeley. Cat.. Octo
ber 18. Mr. Christie was stationed
here for a year as lieutenant of the
CCC. He left the organisation a few
months ago to accept a position with
the Soule Steel Co. of San Francisco.
riving Mayor Here Msyor Smith
of Seattle, accompanied by Mrs.
Smith, stopped to refuel at th Med
ford municipal airport Surdsy, on his
flight to San Diego, where M U to
confer with President Roceve:t te
gardlng Infantile paralysis control.
Both Mayor and Mrs. Smith are li
censed pilots and fly their own er.-p.
They were met at tr.e alrpo-t by Ftil
Heath, Jr.. chairman of the city twin-1 1
cil's committee on aviation, who m- ft
rlted tem to be quests of th city ' I.
aMarisefif ilWall St. Report
MinUter Leaves The Rev. I. Q.
Knight left last night for San Diego.
Shop In Medford Mra. A. M. Alters
of Ashland and Clara Oliver of Bleber,
CU shopping here today.
Has Alfalfa Cleanrd Adolph
Schuls of Beagle brought In his 1935
alfalfa seed crop for cleaning today.
To Nebraska Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Raynolda left by train last night for
Grand Island, Neb. -
From Eden Valley Oorge Alford
of Eden valley Is among business vis
itors In Medford today.
Call In Medford Mr. and Mrs.
Trank Wort man of Phoenix were call
ers In Medford yesterday.
Mra. Allen Here Among those shop
ping in town yesterday was Mrs. E. J.
Allen of Grants Pass.
From Eagle point Tom Rile? of
Eagle Point transacted business here
yesterday.
At Osteopathic Clinic H, H. Miller
of Prospect underwent a major -.urg-
loal operation today at the Osteo
pathic clinic and hospital.
Goes to Ohio Among those leav
ing last night on the northbound
train was Mrs. Ellrabeth Edmonson,
who Is going to Lima. Ohio.
Mr. Baccus Leaves Mrs. Baocus of
Jacksonville left last night for Inde
pendence, Kans., where she will visit
for some time.
Mrs. Stuart Returns Mrs. Miles
Stuart returned last night from San
Francisco, where she was called by
the death of her mother, Mra. S. V.
Parker.
Returns Home Mrs. P. M. Aldredge
of Rose burg returned to her home this
morning after spending & few days
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Cole.
Leaves for Portland Mrs. M. J.
Pennick left this morning for Port
land, where she will remain a month.
While In Medford, she was the guest
of Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Sunderman.
Visitors Continue North Mrs. G. H.
Sanders of Portland and Mrs. J. C.
Royse of Seattle left this morning
for their homes, after spending seme
time here visiting friends and rela
Taylor to Motor Meet L. 0. Taylor
of the Pierce-Allen Motor Co. left
this afternoon lur Portland to .attend
the Plymouth dealers meeting which
Is being held there tomorrow. Mr.
Taylor was accompanied north by
several members of the local sales
staff. Assurance that the 1936 Dodge
and Plymouth autos would be shown
eoon in Medford was given by Taylor
before he left.
Expresses Appreciation J. Vern
Shangle has received a letter of ap
preciation for pictures taken at Cra
ter Lake, from a Japanese student.
Mltsuru Murakami, who whs here
with the recent delegation of stu
dents from his country. The student
stated that the lake was one of the
most beautiful sights that he has
ever seen. A
Krosrhels Visit Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Kroschel, formerly of Medford but
now making their home In San Diego,
were brief Medford visitors today,
while enroute to Portland for a few
days. While here, Mr. Krosohel stated
that during the fair at San Diego, an
Oregon day was held. On that day,
26 boxes of Hood River apples were
on display, as was a sack of almonds
from Salem, but no Medford pears
were on hand. Mr. Kroschel thinks
something should be done about this.
Even though It Is now too late for
this fair, he stated that attention
should be given to forthcoming op
portunities of like nature.
.
Stars at Roxy
Livestock.
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 1. (AP-
UBDA) Hogs 150; market 35c below
Monday's average; bulk 170-315 lbs.,
10.604 10.65; early top. aio.70;
welghta, 230-260 lbs., 10 1035;
light lights, $10& 10.35; packing sows
largely 7.7S; choice light feeder pigs
possibly quotable to ll-26.
CATTLE 100: calves. 10; market
around steady, steers showing Mon
day's late 35c decline. Few grew
steers, 4.50650, Including loads
936-lb. feeders at 6.60: Monday's
top grsssers, 17.60; best steers up
to aa.50; heifers mostly $45; low
cutter and cutter cows, 3 t 3 -25;
common to medium, 3.50(9 4.25;
bulls. S3.50ft4.50; choice vealers up
to 9.00.
SHEEP 200: market steady; good
8fl-lb. lambs, S8.00; choice quotable
to S8.35; common to medium, I6.su
(7.75: yearlings steady, 5.50(ff6.00;
fat ewes mostly $3 down.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1. (AP-USDA)
Hogs 9000; active, 25 iff 35c lower: good
and choice, 180-340 lbs., 10 65-65;
top. $10.90: 150-175 lbs., 10.30-60;
sows, 9.00-25.
CATTLE 7000; better grade fed
steers and yearlings alow, steady:
well-finished weighty steers very
scarce; undertone general market
slightly Improved; top yearlings
$11.60; holding best medium weight
steers. $13.00: moat fed steers and
yearlings, $9.50a 11.00; heifers fairly
active, steady to strong; cows, bulla-
about steady: vealers steady to 35c
higher: selects, $10.50: few. $10.76
and better: fat cows, $4.5035.7B; fed
heifers, $8.50 10.00. .
SHEEP 10.000; fat lambs slow, bids
and Indications 10 -2 5c lower; sheep
about steady; feeding lambs scarce;
bids and few sales good to choice
native and range lambs downward
from $8.75; few lots holdover na
tives and plain Montana rangers
sold, $8.35 and $8.35. respectively;
slaughter ewes, 2.75 at 4.00; best
westerns held $4.35.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1. (AP( Late
selling In the rails unsettled an oth
erwise peaceful and steady stock mar
ket today.
The market tried to hitch-hike up
hill with the motors and specialties.
but found the going difficult. There
ware a number of moderate galna re
tained, however, and the close was ir
regular. Transfers approximated 1.-
250.000 shares.
Today's closing pricea for 33 select
ed stocks follow:
Allied Chemical & Dye 169
American Can - 14 Hi
American fc Foreign Power .. 54
A. T. fc T. 138H
Anaconda . 19
Atch. T. tfc 8. F 46
Bendix Aviation 32
Bethlehem Steel 37
California Packing , 34
Caterpillar Tractor 53 14
Chrysler H
Commercial Solvent ........ lSj
Curtlss-Wright 27,
DuPont 136
General Foods ,
General Motors r. .
International Harvester ,
I. T. & T
Johns-Manvllle
Montgomery Ward .........
North American
Penney (J. C.) ,
- 334
46'.;
- 584
- 94
.. 76
- 32 4
-it 194
.. 82
Phillips Petroleum ...-... 284
Radio
Southern Pacific
Std. Brands
Std. Oil Cal .
Std. Oil N. J. ......
Trans. America .. ......
Union Carbide .
United Aircraft .......
U. S. Steel
7!
17
. ..... 134
324
434
- Vk
674
184
-. 444
Silver
NEW YORK, Oct. 1. (AP) Bar sil
ver steady and unchanged at 65c.
Sally Eilers in Craterian Drama
1 is ' tlx ffc
- Tha. , -vj
FOR SALE 34 Barred Rock hens and
pullets: 8 thorobred white Minorca
pullets. Tel. 869 -M or Inquire last
house lefthand side of Lozter Lane.
FOR RENT Newly decorated 4-room
suite In beautiful Holly Apartments
Frlidalre, electric range, built-lns.
Warm, quiet and refined. Second
door north of post of flee. Call
1397-R for appointment.
SMALL furnished house; FrlGidaire;
aauits, sm.ou, at in . urape.
Drama moves on wheels In a lilt
ing comedy romance with thrills
and gripping drama In "Pursuit."
fast-moving story of adventure on
the highways and byways, coming
tomorrow only, for matinee and
evening shows at the Craterian the
ater, and also to be shown tomor
row night only at the Holly theater.
It deals with the adventures of a
young couple trying to smuggle a
child, object of a guardanship suit.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1
(AP-USDA) Cattle 175; steers
steady; two cars common 939-lb.
Arizona steers, $6.60; choice light
vealers, $9.50.
SHEEP 300; strong to 15c higher;
two decks 75-lb. wooled Nevada
lambs. $9.00; package choice 93-lb,
Callfornlas, $9.00; ewes absent.
Portland Wheat
Boris Karloff is teamed with Bela
Lugost at the Roxy theater today and
tomorrow in "The Raven." based on
the famous Edgar Allen Poe classic.
PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 1. (AP)
Grain:
Wheat: Open High Low Close
May .85(4 .84 V4 .88 V4
Dec 83 .8654 .83 St',
Cash: Big Bend Muestem. 13 per
cent. S1.15: Big Bend, (1.10; dark
hard winter. 12 per cent, tl.lS: do
11 per cent, .92V4: soft white, .84;
western white, .83: hard winter,
.8714: northern spring, .84; western
red. .83.
Oats: No. 3 white, 821.50.
Corn: No. 2 E. yellow. 838.60. ,
Mlllrun, standard, 817.00.
Today's car receipts: Wheat, 41;
flour, 4; hay, 2.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Oct. 1. P) BUTTER
Prints. A grade. 30c lb. in parch
ment wrapper, 31c lb. in cartons; B
grade, parchment wrapped, 29c lb.;
cartons, 30c lb.
B 1711 "ERF AT Portland delivery: A
grade deliveries at least twice weekly.-30-3
lc lb.; country routes, 29-31c; B
grade, deliveries less than twice week
ly. 28-284 c lb.; O grade at market.
B GRADE OREAM for bottling
Buying price, butterfat basis, 55c lb.
EGGS Buying price of wholesalers:
Fresh specials, 32c; extras, 32c; stand
ards, 39c; extra mediums, 36c; do.
medium firsts. 23c; undergrade, 19c;
nulleta. 16o dozen.
CANTALOUPES Dlllard. $1.50-1.75
per crate; Willamette valley, $1.25
crate; spear melons, $1.00-1.10 crate.
Cheese, milk, country meats, live
poultry, onions, potatoes, wool and
hay, steady and unchanged. t
Chicago Wheat
CHICAOO. Oct. 1. (AP) Wheat
Open High Low Close
Dec. 1.00 'I 1.021, .99 r, 1.02 ft
Msv 1.0014 1.02 1.01
July 92?4 MH m
San Frnnrlsro Btitterfat
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1. (API
First grade butterfat 32c f. o. b. San
Francisco.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
ELKS' BENEFIT
DANCE
FEATURING
MCELROY'S BAND
MARY SHORT
Famous Radio Singer and Entertainer
JACK LENARD
Something Different His Radio Guitar
THE GLEE CLUB '
CLAIR FEELY
Trumpet Soloist
ARCHIE THOMAS
Trombone Soloist
"RUS" GRAHAM
Baritone
one NOTE
SPEECHAT L A.
(Continued from tage One)
out of the state. Pursued by private
detectives, crooks and all kinds oi
enemlea, they hide out in auto camps
and farms and in a clever denoue
ment win the Mexican border. High
ways between San Francisco end
San Diego figure as locations.
Chester Morris, who scored
outstanding hit In "Public Hero,"
and Sslly Eilers play the fugitive
couple, with Scotty Beckett, of "Our
Gang comedies, aa the emia.
onto the running track of the sta
dium at the head of a procession of
local dignitaries.
Mayor Frank Shaw Introduced the
chief executive and praised him for
his work in forwarding the Boulder
dam work.
First Lady Present
Mayor Shaw also introduced "our
honored and beloved guest," Mrs.
Roosevelt.
Dressed In a smart red ensemble,
Mrs. Roosevelt arose and smiled at
the crowd, waving happily.
The party was roundly applauded
as it drove out of the coliseum.
Packed streets greeted the entour
age en route to the stadium from the
train.
The president stopped at the Uni
versity of Southern California, where
on the steps of the administration
building he received the dogree of
doctor of lawa.
The president received the degree
standing in his car, which was sur
rounded by students. He made a
brief response.
After the coliseum appearance the
party made a tour of the city schools,
the University of California at Los
Angeles, and the national soldiers'
home at Sawtelle,
Vessel (.rounds.
ASTORIA, Ore., Oct. 1. (;p) The
steam schooner W. R. Chamberlain
was reported at the harbor office here
today to have grounded lightly on a
sandbank on Puget Island In the Co
lumbia river. The coast guard cutter
Onondaga was sent to the island to
assist in pulling the vessel free.
CCC Youth Leaves peter C. Nor
man, discharged CCC enrollee, left
yesterday for Ban Francisco.
r56?l
luvnuel
TODAY and WED.
A nM ...
A mad mnft who
revelled In horror!
CLnw DEL MILNE
hJUUW m. C. and Director
oa Uieir return f'.au
ALL IN THE
Floor
Wednesday, Oct. 2nd, Elks' Temple
To masters I 1
of mystery Eg- Jfo? J I
In the incut rf 11
I nerTe-thrll- riti1 js J I
Unit shoeker va I
of them all! y lEZ-
A!llhl
Irv.n S. Cobb in
'YOU BRING THE DUCKS'
CARTOON NEW'lRF,EL
Nancy Carroll in Rialto Picture
Strike up the band! Here theyj
cornel Nancy Carroll and George
Murphy, singing, stepping, loving their
way into your hearts in "After the
Dance," playing at the Rialto theater
tomorrow and Thursday.
The picture tells the story of a
night club entertainer who is framed
by hla dancing partner and sent to
the penitentiary to serve a term for
manslaughter. A Jallbreak . . . free
dom . , . the start of a dogged manhunt.
PHONE 969-R. have your furniture
reupholstered. rcrinlahod, reglucd.
A. N. Thlbault.
WANTED A mahogany or walnut of-
iice aesK. can iud.
PEACHES. PLUMS, 1'jC lb: grapea 3
lb. Hukill, ,, mile south white
Orl.'fln Creek school.
FOR SALE Beaiuliu. inta:d linoleum
and heatrola, all in good condition.
A3A 80. Riverside, evenings.
LOST Will the driver of small truck
that found tent Sunday morning
near Government fish hatchery,
leave at Tribune or Government
hatchery?
FOR SALE Grapes for Juice and
jeny, so id. Phone Boo-u.
GRAPES Concorde and Thompson
Seedless. Tel. B69-M or inquire U&t
house lefthand side of Lozter Lane.
REWARD for return of Golden
Cocker Spaniel pup. 6 months old;
answers to name of Sonny. Phone
737 or see Sheriff 8yd I. Brown.
FOR SALE ELECTRIC RANGES
1 Full auto. West., 3 units, semi
enamel. tflO.OO.
1 Reconditioned Hotpolnt. semi
enamel, au.uu.
1 Monarch, full enamel, with 18"
oven and broiler, four units. $60 00.
1 Universal, 3 units, large size
oven. (20.00.
1 Standard, 4 units, large oven,
semi enamel, 20.00.
CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO.
FOR SALE WOOD RANOES
1 Toledo ran?e. with winning
oven, colled, recondition!. 25.00.
1 Universal wood nnso, warmer, in
good condition. SO.OO.
1 Colonial Jr.. semi enamel, all
steel top. coiled. $32-30.
lNarly nftw Home Comfort, full
enamel; to be sold for half of the
original price.
1 Home Comfort, full enamel. $60.
Small. Wonder ron$e. full en
amel, coiled. Meel top. $.10.00.
CALIFORNIA ORGEON POWER CO.
FOR SALE: Late peaches, not irri
gated. Carney Orchard, Black well
Hill, between Central Point and
Gold Hill.
WANTKD High school girl to assist
with housework. Experience nec
essary. Mrs. H. S. Deusl, 1100 So.
Oakdale.
FOR RENT 5 -room modern house;
$30. Call 335 S. Riverside.
FOR SALE Heating stove, pipe nd
damper. $2.00. 723 Mc Andrews.
FOR RENT Modern furnished 4
bedroom home on East Main St.,
opposite Glenn Oak Court, $50.00
month. Call 109.
CHEVROLET Panel Doll very. A-l con
dition. Priced for qulcq sile. Watt
for the 1936 Dodge and Plymouth,
here soon.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
NEW CHEVROLET PARTS
Piston and Pins, complete .M
Piston Ring?, compression .08
Piston Rings, oil 13
Many other items at give away
prices.
PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO.
WANTED To buv wheel chair. Must
be In good condition. Red Cross.
Murphy, as the Innocent victim.
falls in love with Nanoy Carroll on
his dash for liberty, and together
they attempt to hide from his mis
erable past. They become sensational
dancing and singing stars in a night
club. Murphy wearing a mask; but
disaster comes quickly. The 1 ma Todd,
his former partner, turns up and
threatens him again. But the love
that binds Carroll and Murphy to
gether makes things right in the end.
Jack LaRue and Arthur Hohl help to
make it entertaining throughout.
Malta Commamlery No, 4,
K. T.. Masonic Temple,
Ashland, Oregon.
Stated conclave, Wednes
day evening, Oct. 3. Open
long form. Routine busi
ness. All Sir Knight courteously in
vited. E. L. LENOX. Commander.
W. H. DAY, Recorder.
Card of Thanks,
We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors for their kind sym
pathy and beautiful floral offerings
during our recent bereavement. Mr.
and Mra. Alfred Tye.
A price of 100.000 potmds was once
placed on the head of Dr. Sun Yet-
Ben, "father of the Chinese republic.'
Although the sun is apparently the
largest and brightest star, It la ac
tually almost the smallest and faint
est of those visible to the naked eye.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
EXPERIENCED sheep herder; give
age; If single or married. Box 4394,
Tribune,
MODERN WOMEN
Nm4 Not Ssf m monthly pain and delay dm to
coldi,nnoiwaUaun,axpoiunorftlmU&retiuaN.
Chlha-ti Diamond Brand PilU are eaactinh
iiaUaawlsjTaQaidtRalltf.Boldh av
ui aructfiuior over a years, am ret
'THI DIAMOND Jf SKAND" .
I 3
A 7 00-9 00 HlffijVl fa&jlljwgjl
o Tomorrow and Thursday
THEY DANCED THEIR WAY TO ROMANCE!
' Tit' r
r
s
1
Okay, let's go! They're young; and
healthy I They're grand and glori
ous! Together they give you the
newest tinging, dancing, loving
thrill that you've ever had I
WITH
NANCY CARROLL
GEORGE MURPHY
THELMA TOOD JACKIARUI
HURRY! LAST TIMES TONIGHT!
Joan Blondell Olenda Farrell - Hugh Herbert
in "WE'RE IN THE MONEY"
C
a a awa saMMH IllUM.' II'IJIHI'I
Maj" ' hi n ii ii iMW""11 mm i -ir"'"' twat'att
Shows HffTwiidTI'll ,n, ',r?
1:45 Ve f.l I J 1 f.l II Evm ... S5c 9 h
7:00-0:00 l?PS ' ' ". " ' 1 ' Hi Kiddies 100 HI
rmia umrsmmmmmrKUimmWWimmr-
TOMORROW ONLY
A
Also Tomorrow Night Only At The
HOLLY THEATRE
100 miles an hour airplanes motor
car across a dozen states . . . they bat
tled and argued and double - crossed
. , . and still had time to fall in love!
with 'Jifia
CHESTER MORRIS ir&SS
SALLY EILERS
HENRY TRAVERS
.a I If a lV MrMil
L r r l I v ua.f art-i i
J S. W I I ' L! I V. - l. I I
-qB ENDS T0NITE! t '
nurtajvHi i,- '
V .
lTr rlrP'1 f Mara nnd VjiT7
V (tlr,s Bn r
' 'm.A.CaBU'- -
1. t
t
Q4VHi GWQ6MI it