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Newspaper Page TextMEDF0T5D MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD. OKEOON, MONDAY. JTJXE 16, 194T. PAGE fTVH LOCAL and PERSONAL Att.nd Game Aubrey Miles! Selectee Assigned Word has and Bud Gandee were among been received here that John Ashland residents attending the Everett Rayl. among local selec Medford Crater-Klamath Falls tive service selectees who left baseball game at the fairgrounds park yesterday aiternoon. To Inspect Preston E. Bon ner and L. C. Breen, both of Medford CCC district headquart ers staff, departed yesterday on n Inspection trip In the south ern zone. Both will also call at the Presidio of San Francisco on their present trip. Leave For South Mrs. Ger trude Turner and Mrs. Verne Bodgers left Saturday for Santa Monica, Cal., after a week's visit at the home of their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gibbs of route 1. The visitors were accompanied by Mrs. Rodg- ers' son Scott. On Inspection A. W. Stock man, special investigator from the office of the director of the CCC. Washington, D. C. de parted today from headquarters here June 2. has been assigned to the engineer replacement training center at Fort Leonard wood. Mo. Unit To Meet Medford exten sion unit will meet Wednesday at 10 a. m. in the court house auditorium rather than 41 Ross court as previously announced. Mrs. Ethel Cope will present the topic, "Flower Arrangement," In the morning. After a covered dish luncheon, officers will be installed. Men Needed Because of the national unlimited emergency, the U. S. coast guard is still In need of men to fill Its enlarged quota, it was emphasized in a press release received today from H. O. Nielsen, chief boat swain, recruiting officer, 37 Fed eral office building, Seattle, wash. The age limit for original enlistment has been extended to Rags: 17.000: dirty KUn. study to 10c htlher. top $10; bulk goad and coolc 160-970 lbs. $9 76 g 10; most J7O-M0 lbs. $9.55 a .80: rood and choice 150-170 Ibt. 89.38) -TO; bulk i 850-500 lb. packing sows S75e.l5. Sheep: S.000; early bid about 60c lower or $Ull.tt ob Umbs held at $11.75 up; let sheep acre, weak. Cattle: 17.000, calves IJOO; light teera and yearlings at weak price; most early aalea $10.5011.50. beat 01 1 .75: numeroua loads held abore 13, however: plain and medium light steers HMfl.TB: feedera deal- era competing for meagre ftvauabl supply 700-800 lb. ateera at S10.7S downward: fed heifers fully ateady; numeroua loads $10.50411: early top 11.40; cows weaks to 15c lower. here on a tour of Inspection of j' Wn, minimum being 18 ramos in the Medford district He was accompanied by Ragnar Undeen, district inspector. Convention Her The Oregon association of Chiropractic Phy sicians, who ended a three-day state convention In Eugene yes terday, voted to hold its 1942 state convention in Medford some time In June. It was re ported by Drs. A. R. and Louise Hedges upon their return to Med ford this morning. Vacation Ends George H. Fields. Medford CCC district educational adviser, returned to day from an extended vacation In northern Washington. Mr. Fields visited his old ranch at Quinault. Wash. During his stay there, cllsnbing rambler roses, which he planted several years ago at the base of some large Douglas fir trees, blossomed out, high on the branches. Mr. Fields was accompanied by his wife. , e e At Airport Arrivals yester day at Medford municipal air port included Lieuts. L. W. Nicol and W. A. Fackenthall, Spokane. Wash., to Salinas, Cal., In a North American observation plane; MaJ. R. D. Butler, Van couver. Wash., to Stockton, Cal., in a North American combat plane: Ma. C. D. McAllister, Vancouver to Stockton in a North American combat plane; Lieuts. F. M. Hardison and F. L. Nims. Vancouver to Watson ville, Cal., in a Douglas observa tion plane, and Lieuts. G. G. Robinson and G. C. Swan, Ta coma. Wash., to Sunnyvale, Cal., in a Vultee trainer. Complete Information regarding enlistment and opportunities of fered by the coast guard may be procured by writing to Mr. Niel sen. Has Old Papers S. E. Ran dall of LaMoine, Cal., today dis played a number of old news papers he has collected which he said he would be willing to sell now to finance gold mine pros pecting In southern Oregon. The newspapers, which he said were authentic originals included the New York Tribune of August 23, 1856. and September 3, 1857, the American Traveler, Boston. February 1, 1857. the National Era, Washington, D. C, Decem ber 8, 1859. Harper's Weekly, January 17, 1874, and the Satur day Courier, July 31, 1847. Some of the early papers con tained accounts of the Indian wars In Oregon. Graduates John Alexander Cleland. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hance H. Cleland, 718 South Oakdale avenue, was among graduates from Northwestern university at Evanston, III., Sat urday. He received his bachelor of science degree in the school of commerce. He plans to spend several weeks in southern Mis souri with friends before driving to San Francisco where he will be employed in a law office dur ing the summer. He plan on entering law school in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Cleland were un able to attend graduation exer cises, but plan to motor east next week for a short vacation. Mr. Cleland is president of the California-Oregon Power company. South San i ranclsco South San Francisco. June 16. (AP-Federal-Stat Market Newel Hogs: 650, about ateady: moat 185- 325 lb. California! 11.25 4. 40, load and halt choice butchera 11.40; packing soars moatly $6 85. Cattle: 450, aiow, about ateady: quality medium and below; light fed ateera absent, quoted $10J5.7S, two loads plain ateers $7.60 9 8.50; heUera active, ateady, long load 736 lb. graaa hetfere .33: good young range cowa scarce, quoted $7.30, few aged range cowa $6 35 75; bulla active, S7.508-50. Calvea. 35: ateady. good vealera mostly $10.60. choice scarce, quoted $11; alaughter calves $9 4.60. Sheep: 8.200: steady, largely light north coast lamba; around 4 decks 71-73 lba. $10.80, with 10-30 percent trim; medium to choice ewea quoted $3.30(3.33. Tommy Kelly As Tom Sawyer axaasaxaaaaaawswir1 ','!. J ."" ,Wr"-1"" " Portland Produce Freckle-faced Tommy Kelly was the lucky boy chosen to portray Tom Sawyer in the tech nicolor production of Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer." when the picture was made about five years ago. Start ing tomorrow for three days, the picturization of the beloved rory will be back on the Rialto Theatre screen as this week's "re-issue hit." May Robson, Walter Brennan Jackie Moran, Ann Gillis, Victor Jory and David Holt are among those featured. lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. A Dye Am. Can . A. T. & T. Anaconda SKINNER offers a Better Used Car "A Lesson In Value" When you bur Skinner used car you leara how much It la possible to set for your used car dollar. 35 Pontile Sedan '195 Plane Passengers Mr. and Mrs. R. Hampson arrived at noon I today by United Malnliner from ! Sacramento, Cal. Leaving on ! the same plane were Mrs. R. I Holmes and B. McCarty, to Seat ' tie. Wash., and G. Vilas, to Port ; land. Arriving on the forenoon plane were J. Helser and Mrs Harry Hart, from Portland, and I O. Rasmussen, from Seattle. F. ; Buchanan arrived at midnight. ! from Portland and F. Wallace departed on the same plane for . San Francisco. L. Tilton ar rived from Oakland, Cal., last night. Departing were R. Ebeo and M. Barry, to Portland. Leav ing on the flagstop at 6 p. m. were H. Wilmot and A. Lowry. to San Francisco, and C. H. Jonas, to Los Angeles. Miss H. Bowdlsh departed for San Fran cisco on the second section. U. Nelson left on the afternoon plane for Portland. G. Smith arrived yesterday noon from San ! Francisco. Evelyn Buckets and ' Miss P. Beiser arrived on the morning Malnliner from Port land. Departing were F. Mc- Call. to San Francisco, and Ar thur Lake, motion picture star who plays Dagwell In the TtlnMrfU" fllme t 1 Jm Anffe-le C. H. Jonas arrived from Los Angeles on the early morning plane. Departing were J. Pome roy and F. Freeburger, to Port : land. Portland, Ore, June 16. (AP) Butter: Print. A grade, 39c lb. In parchment wrappers. 40c In cartons; B grade, 38c In parchment wrappers, 39c In cartona. Butterfat: First quality, maximum of .6 of 1 percent acidity delivered In Portland, 87 '4 g 38c lb.; premium quality (maximum of .85 percent acidity), 38 '4 e 39c lb.; valley routes and country polnta, 3c lesa, 36vC lb.; aecond quality, 3o under first, or 3636c lb. Cheese: Selling prtcea to Portland retailera. Tillamook tnpleta, 33c lb.; loaf, 34c lb. Triplets to wholeaalera, 31c lb.: loaf, 33c f ob. Tirlamook. Egga: Prlcea to producera, A large 23c, B large 33c, A medium 33c, B medium 32c dos. Resale to retailera 4c higher for caaea; cartons 6 cents higher. Country Meats. Selling prlcea to retailers, country killed hogs, beat butchers, 126 to 140 lbs.. lS13',e: vealera. fancy. 16H17c: light, thin. 13 g 16c; heavy, 12 15c: yearling lambs, 10913c lb.; 1941 spring lambs, 18c lb.; ewea, 5g8c lb.; good cutter cowa, 139131 jo lb.; canner cows, 11 12c lb.: bulls, 141,913c lb. Live Poultry: Buying prices. No. 1 grade Leghorn brollera, lUj to 3 lbs., 15c: fryers under 2Vt to 4 lba.. 16c; roasters over 4 lba., 17c: color ed hena, 19 A 20c; Leghorns under 3'j lba., 1791714c lb.; over 3'j lbs.. old roosters, 6c. Dressed Turkeys: Nominal ailing prlcea, hens, 314133c lb. Buying price. bens 19 30c lb. Onions: New California was, $3.75 A 3 25 per 60 lb. bag; red. $2,509 2.76. Potatoes: New California, $3.40 cen tal: local white, $1; red. $1-50 per apple box. Potatoes: Old Deschutes No. 1 2 10(13.15; selected Deschutes brand S2.10a2.3S; Klamath, $3.16; selected Klamath. $3.10 cental. Hay: Selling price on tracks, al falfa. No. 1. $14.75 ton: oat-vetch $10 ton: Willamette valley clover. $10: timothy, eastern Oregon, $17. Wool: 1941, contracts. Orectn ranch nominee!, 81 g 33c lb.: 1940 eastern Oregon range. 80 9 33c lb eroesbreds, 34 4 35c lb. Mohair: 1941. 13-month, 46e lb. Atch. T. S. P. . Brndlx Avla. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtlsa-Wrlght Douglaa Aircraft DuPont Oen. Elec. . Oen. Pooda Oen. Mot. Int. Harvest. Johns-Man. Kennecott Monty Ward No. Amn. Avn. . North Amer. . Penney (J. C.) - Penna. R. R. Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Branda St. OU Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft United Airline D. S. Steel Portland Wheat 153H . 83 .156 - 36 . 384 - 85 H 73 '4 45, ST', .- 8', - 894 ...15014 - 31 861, 38 4 31 604 . 87 . 36 K 14 '4 . 13'4 80 . 23H . 434 . 4 . H - 854 . 31 . S9'4 . 4H , tiv, . 39 H , 10 . 65 H L Accused ron sutler -lee Boss, so, per month, valley ruei co. Tel. si .0 EQUITY 4n Unproved 6 seres, good price for caan. Turn ngnt at box B-141, Spring Street, third house on right. APARTMENT for rent. Electric range, Frlgldalr. Hotel Holland. FOR SALE -1 Chevrolet. Reasonable price. 616 Palm. FOR FTJRNTTURE repairing, reup- holsterlng and rtllniamng pnon 3908. Thlbault. FOR SALE Clover hay tn shock, not been wet, $7 ton. Harry Steele. Fern Valley. WArTTED Man to milk and do chores. Small wage and board. Mrs. Levis, Rt. 1. Bos 866. Central Point. FOR SALE Small apartment house, large grounds. Box 3073. Tribune. WANTED Room and board for young city boy In the country for two weeks. Olve detail In lat ter. Box 8073, Tribune. WANTED By middle-aged lady, any kind of housework, part time, 35c per nour. box 3407, Trinune. SELL OR TRADE Tractor for car. P. O. Box 343, Central Point. BANKRUPT SALE of Da via Feed Stores Medford Store 1716 N. Riverside, open each day, 1 p. m. to 6 p. SB Ashland Store 63 3nd St, open eacb dava, a a. m. to 13 noon. Save money on feed, eeeda, grit, salt, poultry supplies, si raw. lime, fertilizers, stock remedlee. graaa eeeda, epraylng supplies, etc. ft- -r-Vr t $eT"T , J, t I.,J7 T r.r i ;. FV,A2 5rt - lw.-:glka-W- fOflOfl ACRES, clover, alfalfa. tJUUU family orchard . 4-room modern, laundrr room, garage, woodshed, store room, chicken house, eow, hay, furniture, toolo, good location. Tribune, No. 8403 FRIED CHICKEN to Drive out to Willow Springe. 814 mile No. Medford, for good old fashioned fried chicken. FOR RENT 0-raom modern eottaga. close to grd and high schools. Paved street. $27.50 water paid. Phone 479S. FOR SAUg Good Used eeparator $13: 1c box $3. J. F. Ivte, Btddle Lane. North End Airport. FOR SALE Tre ripened Btng cher ries, ee lb. picked, en n. mveraiae. BOARD and Room 716 East Main. SADDLE HORSE for Bale. 6093. Phoenix. NEW FLY SPRAT Otiaranteed None Better SPECIAL HOO FEED Real weight maker. Med. Fuel Feed Dept. Court to McAndrew. FINE PIE CHERRIES You pick them. 8c lb, low tree. Bring your boxes: fter 6 p. m. only. 733 Sherman. North End Oenev. LOST Saturday, box of embroidery. Finder please phone eevo. WANTED Housekeeping by middle- aged lady. Box S40S. Tribune. FOR SALE Shepherd and bird dog puppiea, cheap, in rumson si. FOR RENT 4-room bouse, furnish d, $13.50, water paid. 406 Earners. HAT SALT FOR SALE ANOTHER large shipment of Hay Salt will arrive todav or tomor row. Arrange with ua for your Bait requirement Now. F. E. SAMSON CO. Tel. 8736 4th Front WANTED Elderly reliable man on poultry ranch, eloee to town, rwsom. board and email wagea. Call 6187 real HOME for aale. Flna 7 -room home, wonderful yard, lot of treea and shrubbery, law garage ano tool ahed. lot 0360. large base ment with new Montag heating plant, big sleeping porch, 1 fl re places. Owner wlehea to leave town at once priced tor immmi-w e-v. (23 So. Oakdal. Phone 3687. FOR SALE 5-ROOM house, attractive living room with fire plae and hard wood floors, two large, well-lighted bedrooms, breakfast nook, enclosed ervloe porch with wash trmys. ce ment foundation, garage, enclosed back yard, shade and lawn. aU newly decorated, paved street, de sirable location. Only $3500. Terms. ALSO 6 ACRES, all Irrigated and In clover. 4-room house with batn, barn, garage, near elty limit. $3100 $600 cash. L. O. PICKELL 18 South Bartlett MILK OOAT, Angora, coming fresh June 34, $6.50. Box ut, sungs Highway. S3 PLYMOUTH deluxe 4-door sedan. Good rubber. Motor good, sioo Call 918 Whitman. Juat south of Senior High. flR ATM HACKS FOR SALS Arrange with us Now for grain eaeke and aav money. Also wk vwww, and binder twine at rlsht price. F. B. SAMSON CO. Tel. 8766 4th to Front LOST Black folding coin purse with stpper, containing $5 and drlver'a license. Leav at iTioune. iwwwu. FOR SALE Weaner pigs. 4 mile East Roxv Anna CCv tamp, 4. Box 183-B. A. D. Butphln. A general discussion of topics of vital interest to Americans wag held at the anniversary dinner-meeting of southern Ore gon chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution In the Hotel Holland Saturday night. Guest speakers were Frank S. Gannett, past president of the state society and past vice presi dent general for the northwest, and Judge J. H. Ilendrickson, president of the state society, both of Portland. Niel R. Allen, Grants Pass, president of the local chapter, presided. Portland, Or. Jun 18 (API Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. .91 .91 .91 a Oat. No. 3, 88 lb. whit $38.30. No. 1 flax. $134 '4. Cash wheat (bid): Soft whit 89 14c, soft whit ex cluding Rex 91'jC, whit club 92c. western red 91 He. Hard red winter, ordinary, 92c, 11 percent 93 Sc. 13 percent 95 '4c. 18 percent He, 14 percent 98!4. Hard white, Baart, 13 percent SMS; 18 percent $1.16: 14 percent $1.17. Today's car receipts: wheat 00. barley 3, flour a, corn 4, hay S, mill- feed 3. Needs a little work LIVESTOCK Chicago Wheat G. Grants Pass, June 16. W) Joseph Roy Anlauf, Medford service station manager, was taken to a hospital for treatment after hia car collided with a Southern Pacific train In mln town early this morning. City Officer Ken Williams said An lauf'g car was damaged more than $400 but that hia injuries were not believed serious. Mr. Anlauf is manager of the Standard station at Sixth street and Riverside avenue, an em ploy of which said that he had gone to Grants Pass today on his day off. He resides at 804 East Main street. Pletro Plcatello, 48, (above) was booked in New York City on a homicide charge, accused of the killing of Mrs. Rose Sle ol, 23, with a meat cleaver after an argument In bis east side apartment. Authorities said Picatsllo admitted the killing and to having placed the body in a trunk which he left in a Staten Island woods. 1,900 Men Now at Portland Airbase Portland, June 18 UP) The Portland - Columbia army air base force increased to 1900 men today with arrival of 67 soldiers from the midwest. Three hundred and thirteen recruits from Jefferson Bar racks, Mo., and' Fort Leaven worth, Kas., arrived yesterday. To Dedicate Airport Tillamook, Ore., June 16. WP) The Tillamook county air port, completed recently, will be dedicated next Sunday by the Junior chamber of commerce. The field has a 2600-foot long hard-packed rolled dirt surface 400 feet wide. Os Mall rnbun want ads. Too Late to Classify FOR RENT Apartment. 884 Apple 36 Plymouth Sdn. Deluxe Model QCR new paint OD9 37 Stude Sedan Dictator model; overhaul ed. Radio and I1QE heater 430 39 ChevDIx Coupe 4-pass. New paint, good motor. Clean C1 C as a pin O I W 34 Ford Coupe Motor and Ursa very good. A lot of 'ICR transportation I Ow SKINNER'S GARAGE Bolck CMC Trocka Phone 2740 Chicago. Jun 16. (API Wheat: Open High Low Close Julv 9 1 01H -S 1.00H Sept. 10114 1034 I CIS 1j034 Dec, I.03S 106 l-03Vs 104 Wall St. Report Portland Portland. Ore . Jun 16 (AP-O. O A.) Hogs: 3500; mullet ctlve. around 35e higher than Friday or 81 above last Monday: good -choice 170-3 IS lb. drt veins $103511; one very outstanding lot $11 15; carloads .s . 1 1 . ima . ta IK tiiitrrtaesi I $1M8, : light light. $935,105; I Price trends were hary In to packing sowa $8 35 f .73; good-choice day's stock market and. with a feeder pip 610JO)lIo. lew rxiepuuiie, , Cattle: 3400: calvea 300: ateera . ally shifted listlessly over an ex- steady to 36e lower heifers largely Ca Mall Tribune want ads. ROXY WANTED Middle-aged housekeeper. Phone eosi. FOR BALE Guernsey eow. $ heifers. double tested, can evenings- v. Pureell. Jacksonville. av-kn jtAI.au-. bedroom nouee. bathe. Siskiyou neisow. rr... $4500. WIU arrange terms. Phone 8089. FOR RENT 4-room apartment over looking City pari, rnoue , 3540. Spiritual Lecture Ordained Splrltu tllat and Psychol ogist will prlvauly Interview those In. rested In spirit uallat reading and development. W2 FOR SAUi 6-roora modern house on paved atreet. Close to High and grade srhoola. 616 So. Ivy. FOR SALE Blectrle Irrigating pump man pipe, neying equipment, etc Ben vimont. Ante. Bio fir SLABS Order early. Med. ruei to. sin. Ing house, u. acre or land. Pno $3,000, talttsl payment $350. ALSO NOVEL TT and notion store, phone Ul J, 4W. ALSO SHOE repair ah op. asofl. ALSO GROCERY store, fixtures, $1,800 in ventory of atock. ALSO FEED STORE and eervle station. goon Duaineaa with plenty of hard work. ALSO OaTKERAL Repair Shop, fully axrolp- pea. low car, living quarters moelT furnished, lease on building for S years at ONE DOLLAR PER MONTH. An opportunity of a Uf tiras. Tertna. C. S. BUTTERFTELD 410 Medford Building WANTED Whitewashing. Tou know wnat it eoeta before I start. Fnon 85AS. McOonagl. F. H. A. LOANS quickly, efficiently handled. Mark Ooldy Agency. LET ME kill your termites. Phone coos, stcoonagi. MINOR BURNS AHBOLSCTSD burn Buy emuM ucpletuant complication-, B otvreiul ipreavd Mentholatum on lh burned akin. It will aootha tn injury and tmse tha pain. It will apswd up tn procaaa o baJ!n(. Men thola turn la aim aflHW tn rrliavinc othar minor akin tr rtutlona, aueh aa aim bum. ehaf lng. inaect bltaa, pricklr be. lor gcnaral uaa. Friends daciau l-v. .v Rar. Keys to t ptscUUy fitted pvrton. 0h hu gained n nvlbU reputation and 4wnased ft host of frlenda to vary walk of life. WIU b br Just few dajt lonfer. Lore.ted Grand Hotel, Room 907. Hours 9:M a, m. to 6 p. m. MATS 25c EVES 30c Include Tax Kiddle, loo Mm - ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR BETTEI BETTE HOBGE DAVISBRENT THE . reat m DlBRTt IT MIST END Tl'ESDAT MOBI WEDNESDAY OIILY! All Show Matinee and Evening In) THE GITSiG mxm LlMI lea (Inl, 45-:15 IV Inc. 11 KMdlea le Anvtlme New York, June 16. ateadv to weak: aransy beef cowa 3c lower; aome hide 50c ofr; oihrs eow. about steady; bulls and tealers stadv; bulk fed steer $9151035: trrmely narrow range, Transfers approximated 300, 000 shares. War news, while Interpreted as fairly optimistic marketwlse. fr. load light r. '- , tm was too indecisive to touch llOO-lBl id. grsMers $8 80 down; common down to $7 50; good fed heifers $.7510; odd head $10JS; srBers M$0; common $78: eanner-oitter cows ; a$835; fleshy dairy tows $8 50) .75; traasy beef wa $757J5; young eows early to $7.75 or Bove: madium-iood bull tU: food- chotc veal art $11 AO: odd head $U Sheep: 4000; market fairly active. ady to we: aom esie I0e lower, good-cbolc sprtng lambs $ift5: few lot. to $"$; medium-good gnde $a; trt $80 75: old crop lamb. a. -arc, few $4 733: Ut ws $80g.7; common down to $1J0. fhlcat off much buying enthusiasm. Todaja cloatng price for $4 as-J Hr- tmrnm m4 leetn' JtSTSJM4ta Pvel sBBt, Ptituei ree Saawaaee "bb Aftixrlvt $ia. Wiite fa OnifHia fegr END TOMORROW KIOHTt GABY COOPER MArELONE CARROLL 'NORTH WEST MOUNTED POLICE" -4 qWysmurf fArans a TECHNICOLOR. BIG FIR SLABS EXCELLENT DUALITY 11 OR 1.-INCH COMPARE THIS FUEL PROMPT DELIVERY HEAPING DOUBLE LOAD. REMEMBER ORDER EARLYI MEDFORD FUEL CO. TEL. 111! Hill mnl TMI IM Jndn sulph GARFIELD BELLAMY Sen Marfret SHERIDAN LINDSAY P.t 0'Brl.n M. Whiles la In "CASTLE TLLERY ea the QUEEN, HUDSON" Dtctlv- MO RAISE f 5 - t V IN PRICES! X y iiit ' 1e'TV tNDS TONIOHTl thews l:41t-i4$-$ M Hatai Oc.t3c-10 tves: 4ee-tSf-1s. fc. tas viiX tittS' Urn STARTS TOMORROW for S DAYS ONLY Br1n(1ng back gala the great America atory . . . read .ad lived by youngster. an adult, silk I IwakTwtla'ilalnW IteTf TBE ADVENTURES TOM SAWYER In Technicolor with TOMMY KELLY MAY ROBSON WALTER BRENNAN VICTOR JORY JACKIE MORAN ANN OILLIS 1 1 ChlcafO,' iun. H.-(AP-CSDA)-