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Newspaper Page Text1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941. PAGE NINE LOCAL and From Country Mr. and Mrs. John Litster of Sardine creek A were among Medford business .visitors yesterday. i e I Fined $10 William H. Flj ! rer ot Wellington HeighU j fined $10 in city court morning on two charges of pa ing In an alley. ; -Bain At Park The weaj fater Lake national - inAnv urns clotidv and rainv , visibility was popr, headquarj here said. Stolen Donald Lacy of 81 South Newtown street reported I to city police that his Savage j bicycle, license lua, was stolen from the Washington school yes terday. e a a Guests Here Miss Betty Wy- coff and Clyde Hollenbeck of Eugene were guests over the Armistice holiday at the home of Mr. Hollenbeek'j parents, Mr. )and Mrs. R. L Hollenbeck. e e e Plane Passengers C. Hewitt arrived by United Mainliner from Portland early last night. A. Papworth departed on the same plane for San Francisco. J. Friend departed for Portland late last evening. e e e Building Permits Tru -Mix Concrete company applied at the city building inspector's office today for a permit to construct an office building at 248 McAndrews road at a stated cost of $200. C. E. Schleigh of 415 Palm street applied for a permit to build a garage and woodshed at a stated cost of $33. e e e At Breeding School Elliott Farm today announced it had sent its foreman, Dolph Lengele, to Salt Lake City to attend the k Graham School of Scientific Breeding. Mr. Lengele will at tend the school for 10 days. The Graham school has been con ducting courses in the larger cities of the country for more than 30 years. a a a Supply Serqeant Philip J. Eldridge, Medford youth who became a member of the U. S. air force IS months ago, is now supply sergeant for his com pany, the 451st ordnance com pany, at Will Rogers field, Okla., it was stated in an army press release received here today. Will Rogers field is one of the new est of America's bomber bases. More than 2,200 officers and men are now stationed at the field and eventually, it is ex pected, the personnel will be increased to 3,500. DO THIS . .When a slight cold stuffs up the none, causes mouth breathing, throat tickle and har assing night coughing use tha IMPROVED Vicka treatment at bedtime. Takes only 3 mlnutea and makes time-tested Vlcks VapoRub give EVEN BETTER RESULTS THAN EVER BEFORE I ACTS S WAYS AT ONCB to bring relief... pehetrites to upper breathing paaiagea with soothing medicinal vapors . . . STIMULATES chest and back surfaces like a warming poultice . . . And WORM roR HOURS to ease coughs, relieve muscular soreness or tightness, and bring real comfort. To get this Improved treatment . . . Just massage VapoRub for 3 minutes ON back as well as throat and chest . . . spread a thick layer on chest and cover with warmed cloth. Try It! VICKS VAPORUB the Improved Way. : (SNight Coughing wants finer Vli JTjS 1 ' flavor YU I Calvert's tMk pint (rj I ONLY I' sRts?ayES I h I I ill einMttlMaaia I Iff f f l,U oWaaV III I Iff Si 55 wsfir Calvert "Revrre" BLFVDED THIISKEY: S Proof-65 Grain Neutrsl f-p-nrs Calvert Distillers Corporstion. Near York City PERSONAL May Call Friends may now call upon E. H. Reed of 421 Oak street who is ill in Sacred Heart hospital. Relatives said Mr Feed would enloy havin 4 ROOMS, bath end fang. SIS. Firth housa left sldo of Lozler Lane, city water. Bee owner Prldae morning. FOR RENT 8-room modem cottage, unfurnished, 636.00. Inquire lit Cottage. EAST SIDE modem house, fumlahed. three bedroome. elect, rerure. clrcu latlng wood heater. Oarage, good raraen. rnone aoao. CTreet, Teft this morning by mo tor for Vallejo, Cal., where they will visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scripter. They also plan to at tend the Oregon State-California football game at Berkeley Sat urday. e ' a a At Home Mrs. J. O. N. Pol ing is now at her home on Hill crest road, Route 4, after being confined in Community hospital for several weeks for the. treat ment of injuries suffered in an automobile accident. Mrs. Pol ing's left arm is still in a special splint to care for four fractures of the arm bones. . Supervisor Hera William H. Ballard, field supervisor at the San Francisco regional office of the national park service, 'ar rived by car this morning to confer with executives of Crater Lake national park. Mr. Bal lard's itinerary included an in spection at Oregon Caves na tional monument. e Room To Open Central Ave nue Church of Christ clothing room will be open tomorrow from 2 to 4 o'clock. Anyone needing clothing is asked to call at the church at that time. Those rlesiring to donate used clothing to the room may leave the gar ments at the church or notify Mrs. S. H. Fraley, Route 1, Medford. a a a Ooes North G. Earl McCay of Craig, Alaska, left this morn ing by train for Eugene after spending a week in this city visiting his brother, C. J McCay of Spring street. Mr. McCay, a former Medford resident, said that he found residence In Alaska pleasant as the climate resembles that of Medford. He has lived in Alaska for the past five years. a a a Court Citation Tom L. Smith of Gold Hill was cited by city police lart night to appear in city court this afternoon on a charge of reckless driving. He was cited after an accident at Main street and Riverside ave nue between his car and one operated by Walter V. Friede ricks of San Francisco, police said. Smith, police stated, failed to stop at the Riverside avenue Intersection while traveling west on Main street. e e a Minor Accident! H. R. Clem ent. Medford, and F. S. Moore, Boise. Idaho, drove cars in volved in a slight mishap at Oakdale avenue and West Main street last night, a report on file said today. Ivan Cherry, Route 1, and W. R. Coleman, Medford, drove machines collid ing with slight damage at Main and Holly streets Tuesday night, according to a report on file today. m m v Son Born Word was received here today of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ander son of Marshfield November 9. The baby weighed seven pounds and three ounces and has been named Craig Kenneth. Mrs. Anderson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Forncrook. 611 West 11th street. Both Mr. and Mrs. Anderson are former Medford residents. Favorite Stars in p iffvH 1 all., r !9"'v Vuj Roy Rogers and "Gabby" Hayes find the old law of gun smoke is the only law that meets with respect in the new western thriller, "Sheriff of From New York Jack Foster of New York City arrived here by train todav to visit for sev eral weeks with his mother, Mrs. A. C. Leighton of Central Point a a a Forester Visits Frank - L. Moore, supervisor of the Boise national forest, Boise. Idaho, paid a courtesy call at Rogue River national forest headquar ters today. Mr. Moore is a former resident of Ashland. He is visiting relatives in Ashland, e e Examine Books During the Good Book Week celebration November 2-8 at the Jackson county library, 567 school chil dren with their teachers visited the children's room for stories and book talks. The children were given the opportunity to examine the new books on dis play. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, Ore., Nov. 18. IP) (USD A I Hoge 800: market active, firm, spots 10 higher: bulk good choice 176-315 lb. drive-ins 810.85: one lot 810.75; 3 lota off-grade 810.40 80: 330-380 lb. weight 810.00-15; heavier weights down to "9.50; pack ing sows 87.00-50; light lights to 88 .00: no feeder pigs sold early. Cattle 160; calves 50; market slow, moat claseea weak; fed steers quot able 811.00-13.00 but offerings ab sent: few head light steers 810.00; common-medium steers 87.75 9.55; odd head feeder steers 89.00; odd light grass heifers 89.00-75: dairy types down to 87.80; medium-good cows 87.50ia8.00; cutter-common cows 85.003 6.60; -nner cows 84.00 5.00; bulls 87.50 38.35: odd head 88 50; good-choice vealera 81100 13.00; common grades down to 87.50. Bheep 160; little dona early; un dertone steady; good-choice trucked In lambs 89.50$ 10.00; slaughter ewes 85.00 down. Chicago Chicago. Nov. 13. r (U8DA) Hogs 19.000; top 610.30 on weights upward to 300 lbs.; 160-180 lbs. 69.75 10:16; sows steady to weak: good and choice 300-400 lbs. 9.75 10.10; 400 500 lbs. 69.40-80. Cattle 4.S0O; calves 600: good and choice medium weight and weighty steers scaling up to 1400 lbs. and bet ter being slowly cleaned up at 610.00 11.00: best yearlings early 613.40: helfera steady If grain fed but plain and medium short fed very dull; cows steady but 36-50 lower for week; good fat cows stopping at 67.00: cut ters with weight at 66.00 and light cannera 84.00. Bheep 7,000: practically no early action on fat natives and western lambs; some Interests bidding 911.00 on offerings held around 611.40: some vearllngs 69.60: best awes early 65.35 78. Portland Produce Portland, Ore.. Nov. UP) Butter Prints. A grade, 39o lb. In parch ment wrappers, 89 He In cartons: B grade, 38 10 In parchment wrappers; cartons 39 lb. Potatoes New white, locals, 8165 1.76: Deschutes gems. 63.40 tental; Tsklma No. 1 gems. 63.35 cental; Kla math Palls. 63.50 rental. Other produos unchanged. Portland Wheat Portland, Ore, Nor. IS. UP) Oraln: Wheat; Open High Low Close Msy - .63 '4 .9514 .98 14 Sl'i Dee. 1 SI S Jl Cash grain: eats No. 3-38 lb. white 686 00. Barley No. 3-46 lb. b.w. 638 50. Corn No. 3-ey. shipments 683.76. No. I rax 61.76. DUCKS and GEESE TOP PRICES PAID! Wa eta nsa ALL YOU HAVE Lira or dra.sad MEDFORD POULTRY & EGG CO. McAndrews Read. 1 block wast of Back's Bakery. TUNC IN KMED 12:40 p.m. (or Dally Market Quotations Western Thriller Tombstone." at the Rialto the ater for three days starting today. Richard Arlen and Andy Devine top the program in "Raiders of the Desert." Cash wheat (bid): aoft whit 84c: soft white excluding Rex 964c: white club 07Vtc; western red 97c. Hard red winter: ordinary 90tyc: 10 pet. 93ic; 11 pet. 61.00; 13 pet. 6105. Hard whlte-baart: ordinary 11.03: 10 pet. 1.07; 11 pet. 11.13; 13 pet, 1.17. Today's car receipts: wheat 14; bar ley 3; corn 4; mlllfeed 1. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Nov. 13 (If) Wheat: Open Klh Low Close Dec. 1.13H 1.14H 1.13'4 1.14H May 1.184 1.19'i l.t8i 1.19 , July 1.19V, 1.20!, 1187, 1.30 Wall St. Report New York, Nov. 13. (P) The stock market today inclined to call a halt on the lengthy retreat which had landed many leaders in new low ground for the year or longer. Rallying signs appeared at the start, especially for ateMc and a number of "hlnp Mn" which were under relatively se vere pressure Wednesday. Advances ranged from frac tions to around two points for favorites in the forenoon with dealings fairly fast. Prices re ceded in manv inclnnea oftap mid-day and scattered heaviness nere ana - mere made for somewhat irregular close. Trans fers approximated 800,000 snares. Today's closing prices for 84 se lected stocks follow: Al. Chem. 8e Dye .149l4 Am. Can 754 A. T. s T. ha' Anaconda AWh. T. 8. P. Bendtx Avla. Beth. Steel . Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Curtlss-Wrlght Douglas Acft. . 36 . 96 3 - 57 K 87 - 621, - 8i 68 -4 -.146 '4 - 36i4 - 38 4 - 36", - 46; . 64 - 334 . 28; - 13 '4 . II 78 'J 33 14 - 44H - 3'i - 11V4 - 6 . 34 '4 . 48 - '4 - 69 - sa4 - 13 DiiPont . Oen. Elec. Oen. Poods Orn. 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. Brands St. Oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. . Union Carb. Unit. Aircraft . United Airline U. 8. Steel 83 Vi Ban Francisco Batter San Prancllco. Nov. 13 P)-(USDA) Butter, 93 score 874c; 91-38'jc; 90-3." 4c; 89-33C. Sacramento, Nov. 13. (JP Churn ing cream butterfat: first grade 41c: second grade 39c, Fiery Itching Skin' Try TMi Homt Treatment Tor Quick Eai and Comfort Here U a clean, powerful, Fonetr Un oil now dlftpenaed by pharmacist verprhera at trifling cost that brlngi peedy relief from itching and torturo of moat externally caused akin trouble. Not only does MoonVe Emerald Oil aoothe the Itching and tortura but It helps promote more rapid healing. You can obtain Moone'a Emerald Oil In the original bottle at Weatorn Thrift Stores or any modern drug rtor on a guarantee of money baok If not completely satisfied. OreM leas BtaJnleM. NOW RECEIVING for the Thanksgiving Market TURKEYS CHICKENS Brazilian Belle Saury Carmen Miranda, the "Brazilian bombshell," explodes in a burst of rhythm and steals the honors in the new Techni color musical hit, "Week-End In Havana," which opened yes terday at the Craterian theatre. Alice Faye, John Payne and Cesar Romero are also starred. Nazarene Evangelist Traces Planets Thai Revolve Around Sun Dr. E. L. Hawkes spoke last night at the Church of the Naz arene, Holly at First street, on "A Dash Around the Solar System." In this address he traced the planets that revolve around the sun. Tonight Mr. Hawkes will speak on "Billions of Blazing Suns." He will demonstrate high frequency electrical current, at which time 14,000 volts will light a 300 candlepower electric light held in each hand, from the current passing through his body. Friday at 7:30 p. m. he will speak on "Where Is Heaven?" and will demonstrate the magic eye and photo-electric cell. Saturday night s topic is. "The World's Next Great Empire." The special feature is the refrac tion of light The public is invited to at tend the services which con clude Sunday night. Broken Neck Fatal For Navy Gridman Portsmouth, Va., Nov. 13 (if) James Dean, 20-year-old center on the Norfolk naval hospital football team, died Wednesday of injuries received in a game with the Fort Story club Tuesday. Dean, third class pharmacist mate from Dallas, Texas, re mained unconscious from the time he was carried from the field after he had been blocked out of an off-tackle play Naval hospital authorities said he died of a broken neck. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE SO gal. WeMlnghouse hot wMwsr neater, aeu. BOX 4716 O-O Tribune. FOR RENT 3 -room East Main apart ment. 620. Call Cook s Beauty Shop. FOR SALE '37 Studebsker Dictator 4-ooor Aecian. Radio, heater, good tires. Privately owned. Call 4031. 6MALL unfurnished house with stoves for rent. Call at 633 Ed wards. LOST Small grey and white female cat with extra toes, phone 3786. FOR SALE at sacrifice, good Drug store Stand, Jacksonville. Oregon. Population eight hundred: addition patronage In community, nine hun dred. New Stock, good fixtures, low rent. Five hundred caeh takes Bar gain. Jacksonville Thrift Store. Phona 311. S25.00 REWARD Will ba paid by tha manufacture, for any Com or Calloos GREA1 cmtisTonim positive corn ALVr; caiimit remove. 85a at Vooi nKSTF.UN THRIFT. Store. ROXY Nltes Only 6;46-?ls 3c Me. tax Kiddles lie. Incladlng tax TOMORROW NITE tt SAT. . . 11 .' back with BANG! milty lurasttsj TWO Thrill Hit CISCO . KID Last Times Tonight CAGNET'ieUmAinS Strawberry Blonde twltb. RITA HAYWORTH-" Plus "A DEADLY OAME" GENE V-' j AUTRYJ ! CESAR (fff NQjsjgaMaseee POR BAf 4 room house, gaa water beater, gaa circulating heater, gaa refrigerator included in price of property. Easy terms. One to one thousand acres. F. Oould, 403 West Jackeop 8t. AUCTION BALE at our new location. Phoenix. Ore. Every Sat., commenc ing at 1:00 p. m. Have some good eonalgnmenta for thla sale. Includ ing about 40 head of Hereford cat tle. Have aome good dairy helfera. also butcher cattle, hoes and sheep. We vaccinate ptva Prldav p. m. "Always attend the Aixlion" So. Ore. Livestock Auction Co. Col. A. H. Dudley (Auctioneer). Phone 6336. PAINTTNO and Kalsomlnlng. Ko Job too big or too small. Phone 3338. All work guaranteed. E. R. Carey. FOR BALE "34 Oldmioblle coach. West Main Bt. Snd bouse West Frees' Oarage. FOR SALE "M Model A Ford coupe. 16 Inch wheels. Inquire 31 Oen eaeee. Apt. 3. COMFORTABLE room, good board. 614 Beatty. HOUSE FOR SALE OR TRADE 6 room house with furnace, fireplace and large aleeplng porch. Cloea to high and grade schools. 834 Dakota. NEWLT FURNISHED dunlex. Close to -town. 633.60. Phone 3398. WANTED Woman to care for chit dren In motherless home. Would consider woman wrth one child. Box 4703. Tribune. FOR RENT Newly decorated 4-room duplex apartment, near court hotiae. Phone 3317. FOR SALE Sulphate of Ammonia. Buy it now you mav not be able to get It next spring. Monarch Seed & Peed Co. POR SALE BY BUILDER New home at 919 Whitman St.. one halt block south of Senior Hlh school. Open for Inspection. 63600. Convenient Terms. WANTED Csrnenter work by eon- tract, can 37ia tot Tree estimate. Work guaranteed. OROWN DUCKS 75o: 1 feeder pig is 610. 9 613: 1" gasoline centri fugal pump, complete 650. 3rd house south of Stewart on Peach. Box 106-A. FOR BALE Oereaan. tha moat econ omical and surest treatment for grain of all kinds. Monarch Bead a. Peed Co. FOR BALE 3 large springer cows: 1 cow giving milk. 0 rat hogs, west Main Street, Snd house west of Frees' Qsrage.' DONT FOROET the BIO BALLOON DANCE at DREAMLAND Saturday night. NOTICE rf you want your shrub- berv pruned, fruit trees or trees topped, phone 4843, Wlthrow. POR BALE Ferto hastena decomposi tion of leaves and vegetative waste. Start a compost heap. Monarch Seed 8c Peed Co. PLANER BLOX Big 300 e.f. load. 6550. med. ruei. TS1. Sill. 1937 OLDSMOBILB Sedan, nearly new mechanically, been In storage nearly four, years. Shults Bros. FOR SALE Monarch (brand) Milk Egg Mash, 63.90 cwt. None better made. Monarch Seed as Feed Co. WANTED Furniture, tools, Junk eta. Private party. Box 848 Medford FOR SALE Black Swedish, winter gray oats. Monarch Seed 6e Feed Co, BALLOONS for Everyone at DREAM LAND, next Saturday night. FURNISHED apartment, private bath, heat, frtgldalra. 806 W. Main. GET WONDERFUL RELIEF far Baura asvs! Itch al aUaapW PILES!! fttanpl ptrM nf not wrwk nt tortar pou with mstddvnin Hrh. burn and trrlU thm. 8tart' Prrstnttl BapposlUrl)) brtnc tin kit. wckom rtliW. Th.lr T-wnr mHlr. tton hmiw real awmfert. rwdura itraln. hlp t.aThUn rliv4 mmbrantw. ntt tnbr-tcatta an auftona. Frotacttv and anti rhaHntr. ao asu to ntc (f, wonttorful t b fraa ot eft Icrtur araln. Gt nu.r.a fltaart LVraajta, SapiMatlArlM at roup dm alor without gfeUr . an(j Mats tie tax Se-SAr Eves SSe tax 4e-40e 13 ta 18-36e Klddles-llc IneL Tax Ends Saturday Night THI MIRACLE MUSICAL Ark rWCarM MksXSfl Jeaa PsTea-Cssef Rsmera JL Coming SUNDAY! NOW YOU CAN SEE IT!! m ' 1 la Hie tsUnteslaetasas"es THIS ADV. entltlea Prank Arnold. Sunnet Drive, to a PREE BRAKE ADJUSTMENT at the MEDFORD BRAKE SHOP, 303 N. Riverside. MEET NANCY LEE at the Band Box. Nancy Lee wlU ahow tha younger set what the well dressed doll of 1943 will wear. Nancy Ira will be ar. honor guest at the Pall Festival, sponsored by St. Ann's Altar So ciety, Nov. 18. POR SALE E-Kon-O-Mash Estj Pro ducer (without mllkl 6366 cwt. It's good. Monsreh Seed 61 Feed Co. 19.15 and 1938 Ford Panels, excel lent condition. Shults Bros. 1934 and 1935 Pom pickups. Shults Bros. FOR SALE Dairy eowa. equipment and bottling route. Groaning about 6250 month. Box 4679. Tribune. 1938 Bulck and 1989 Pontlao Coupee. Shulta Bros. FURNISHED house and apta. Adults. 604 W. loth. FINE selection of good used cars. Priced to sell. Shulta Bros. FOR BALE Fancy Blue Club. Blue stem. Federation. Washington Hy brid seed wheat Monarch Bead 4 Feed Co. WALKER'S BIO BALLOON Dance Saturday night at Dreamland. WANTED Housekeeper to cars for elderly couple. Very little work. H. C. Messenger, Oold Hill. FOR SALE Soil sulphur. Applv It now for greater alfalfa crops. Mon arch Seed A, Feed Co. FOR SALE Ice tkatea. alia 8. Phone 3567. SELL OR RENT Ranches. Owner, 306 South Holly. FOR RENT Modem 4-room furn lahed house; electric and wood range, circulating oil heater; close In. Inquire 633 N. Central. POR SALE Monarch (brandl. Cow Eats. 63 00 per hag. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. FOR SALE Eight weaner pigs. B. B. Jennings, DeBarr Ave. Route a. Box 37. FOR SALE Wakefield baby buggy. excellent condition, haa storm cov er, 68.00. 407 Bo. Oakdsle. FAT COLORED fryers. Dressler's, 1107 East Main. Phone 4656. FOR RENT Clean 8-room modern house. 633.60. water paid. Perma nent party. 1038 Court. HEATED ROOM Board If desired. 60 Rosa Avenue. FOR SALE 6 head fresh Ouemaey cowa. inquire 1110 west iota. Now On Sale In U.S.A. ii Buckley's Mixture" For Coughs Duo to Cold ' Bronchial Coughs Here's good news for the people of tha U. 8. A. Canada's greateat cough medicine Is now being made and sold right here, and if you have any doubt about what to take thla winter for the common cough or bronchial Irri tation get a bottle of Buckley's CAN- ADIOL Mixture, You won't be dlsaD- pointed It's different from anything alee you ever used one little 110 and you get Instant action. Only 45 oenta at Walnacott a and all good druggleus. TODAY-3 DAYS I 2 Action Hits Crammed with Thrills V .?t A flip 1 1 ar 1 ROY ROGERS Gabby ILYSI LM8 IMSTir.is L-CaflOl frY WWHOI I sitnlts t.le Ina. tai fT 4 F 1 D I O ) Adahs 10e Inc. tat I mAles1lelne. Us -'- ' Riddles tie lactaa I POR BALB Clover and Orsas Beads. Monarch Seed 61 Peed Co. FOR RENT Furnished country housa modern conveniences. Phone 8204 evenings. P. a A. LOANS quickly, efficiently bandied Mark Ooldy Agency POR RENT Completely furnished home, wood snd electric range, re frigerator. 717 Alder, off West Jack&on. 52-year Favorite for CONSTIPATION RELIEF nil viomm I. AX AT IV t NOW CANDY COATIDI Now you can get'NR (St ture's Remedy) Tablets in tha original uncoated form or candy coated. No change in the formula of lOvegetable ingredients proved dependable for over 50 years. The same thorough, gentle action without the weakening, sickening eeneauone causeu by narsh Isxa tives. 7v fas Convinetr Box 8 NR Tablets, candy coated, for only a dime. Larger economy sizes, too at all druggists, M TO JUCHT: 10M0III0W ALR1BHT Your Place In The Sun It st VAH-KI INN, a small desert ina snd guest rsnca adjoining she famous Csts Grands Nitiontl Monument near Coolidge, Ariions. Vsh-Kl Inn, so hour's driva from either Phoenix or Tucson, offers comfort and convenience to s limited number of guests. Special eonilderstion it given to diem Individusl needs snd withes. Your hoiti offer yoo , . msny fsscinsting personslly conducted pne-dsy trips with the Ina as tha stsrting point, , Tsur Httti THEODORA snd WALTER SNITCH Mat vii nid ear toMrt tnd ila reefa" hldtr dlltrittivl tf Pi) Ceaafy, Ariw, "vhirl Iht tU milt linferl." IkwIlgJCOOLtDGEr; 'Arizona.1 HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Soldiers-of-Fortune Challenging the des- ' rt't terror and turmoil! RICHARD ARLEH ANDY DEVINE in HAYES . . . . 1 e MARIA r mm 1 T Vr Hayes KNOX