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I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1942 PAGE FIVE LOCAL and DtSouu 111 Frank DeSouza, postmaster, li confined to his home at 30 Western avenue with a severe case of laryngitis. Called South Mrs. R. A. Work of 1314 West Main street left last night for Bakerfield, Calif., where she was called by the critical illness cf her sister, Mrs. Paul B. Miller. From College Ned Llebman, freshman at the University of Oregon, Is here spending the Christmas holidays visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lleb man of South Peach street. He Is the former editor of the Med ford Hl-Tlmes. Unit To Meet The Medford Extension unit will meet Wed nesday at 1 p. m. for dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Hobart Price, 110 Portland ave nue. The topic "Care of Cloth ing" will be discussed, followed by exchange of small Christmas gifts. Enters Service Bob Hollen beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hollenbeck of 722 North River side avenue, left here Saturday for Ft. Lewis, Wash., where he will enter the army air corps. He is the Hollenbeck's third son to enter the service. Willard is with the U. S. army in Australia and Clyde is attending the naval air corps training school at Cor pus Chrlstl, Tex. In Seattle Orville V. Wilson, pharmacists' mate, third class, is now stationed at the U. S. Naval Hospital In Seattle, Wash., according to word received here by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Wilson of 223 North Cen tral avenue. Wilson enlisted in the navy Nor. S3. His wife left here last week to make her home in Seattle. Von der Hellen Leaves Rob ert Von der Hellen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Von der Hellen of Antelope, left here Saturday 1 night for the Santa Anna (Calif.) army flying school to start his training as an aviation cadet. Von der Hellen, who enlisted last June, is a 1937 graduate of Medford high school. He was employed by the California- Oregon Power company for two years and later for the Douglas Aircraft company, Englewood, Calif. Likes Paper Sgt. George F Lindley, member of the former Medford National Guard and now stationed at Ft. Lawton, Wash., sent a check for a six- months subscription to the Mall Tribune today with the remark: "Just cannot get along without it. Reading the Tribune each day gives a few moments of pleasure when we can wander through the Kogue River valley and keep up with the changing events. His address at Ft. Law- ton is: George F. Lindley, 1st Sgt. Co. B, 711 M. P. Bn. Minor Collisions Don Swan eon, driving a truck, and Private Durward Polke of Camp White. a passenger car, were involved in a minor collision at the intersection of the Camp White road with Crater Lake highway Saturday at 4:23, according to a report on file. Ralph J. Mat lack, Jacksonville Star route, and G. E. Payette were drivers of passenger cars which collided about 11:30 a. m. Saturday at Sixth and Front streets. A minor accident occurred Satur day at 6 p. m. when J. L. O'Con- ner of Central Point and Mrs. C. W. Nutter of Route 2 collided at the intersection of Bartlett and Sixth street, a report on file stated. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic k Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main. Dial 3170 PAIN Pain is unpleasant and some times seemingly unbearable. But it may prove to be beneficial. It Is the red light of Nature Indi cating that something has gone wrong. The important thing is to properly Interpret this danger signal and seek to eliminate its cause. Entirely too often is aspir in, or some other similar drug, resorted to which pulls down this red light of Nature and so eases the way for a run into danger. Often this way Is trav eled so far that irreparable dam aee results. Because another has taken much aspirin does not in dicate that you can do so with safety. Vou may be especially sensitive to this drug, there is no way of knowing until it is too late. If so its use. even In small doses, may result In ill effects or even death. There Is Increasing evidence that the long continued use of aspirin may result in de generation of various bodily tis ues. Remove the cause in a natural way and avoid these danger Ifwirii iPV PERSONAL CALENDAR Monday 8:00 p. m. Pro America, lob by of Hotel Holland on Sixth street. Tuesday 1:00 p. m. PriscUla circle. home Mrs. Harry LeClerc, 613 West Second stret. Bring ex change gifts. 2:00 p. m.-rChristmas Candle light service. First Presbyterian church. Army wives especially invited. 8:30 p. m. Mary Martha cir cle of First Methodist church, dinner in church parlors for hus bands and guests. Bring own service. 8:30 p. m. Gleaners class of First Baptist church, home Mrs. Maude Chapman, 19 Mistletoe street. Dinner. Exchange of gifts. Families invited. 7:00 p. m. Lady Lions, home Mrs. Michael Beck, Old Stage road, Christmas party. 7:30 p. m. Medford Duplicate Bridge club, Medford hotel. 8:00 p. m V. F. W. Crater Lake post No. 1833 and auxili ary, Christmas party at Girls' Community clubhouse. 8:00 p. m. Homecoming of I. O. O. F. lodge at hall. 8:00 p. m. Wesleyan Guild of First Methodist church, Christ mas party, home of Mrs. Everett Faber. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE. PEO, home Mrs. O. H. Bengtson, 203 North Peach street. Receiving Applications The local war price and rationing board is now receiving basic applications for gasoline ration ing A books. No Meeting Officers of the Medford Musical society an nounced today that there will be no meeting of the society tonight. e Service Announced Ashland USO announces that the Epis copal cnurcn in that city will hold a midnight service Christ mas eve. Soldiers are Invited. Register For Suaar Tnrlttatrlal suffar nvn ran nnw reirietoi, at ine war price and rationing board for their January and February allotment of sugar, it was stated loaay. Program Postponed Roose velt school P.-T. A. Droeram which was scheduled for Friday at the schoolhouse, has been postponed until Dec. 23, it was announced today. Entertain At Cimn TK Amr. lean Legion Post and Veterans of Foreign Wars staged a party and dance last ThnrHnw ning for the veterans at Camp wniie. rati Missen and Mrs. Hitt planned the program for me eveninff and kpi-b nirri hHri of Cooks and Bakera arhnnl assisted in rounding up the veterans of Camp White at the Service Club Nn 9 A hmlmrf of veterans attended from Med ford and a similar event is being olanned next month to tu helrl in this city bv the local veter ans organizations. W. E. Thomas was elected president of the Kiwanls club for the coming year at the club's regular meeting last week. It was erroneously published yes terday that the election was held by the Lions Club. Other offi cers chosen included Gene Fer- rell, vice president; Jack Boyl Jim Mack, Paul McDuffee. Ralph Furrer, A. O. Bauman, William I Peek, Ernie DeVoe and Everett I Trowbridge. A Christmas meeting was I planned for December 22 at I which the Kiwanian Dames will be present. Dr. Walt E. Hoppe was win ner in hilarious contest con ducted by Charles Cox, program chairman. FONCY LEONARD NOW WORKMAN AT CAMP Ashland, Dec. 14 (Spl.) Foncy Leonard reports from the government camp at Herlong, Cal.. that he likes the lob there, to which he was called last month. He states that the "horse barns are nicer than most folks' homes. The rooms for the men. when finished, will have steam heat, cold and hot running water and baths and will be very comfortable. "The weather has been pleas ant but the sand makes busy housekeepers of them because of the wind. It keeps the curry comb at work too." Mr. Leonard owned a small acreage north of HiinrciriPUT no oiotmon uuuLnnLiuui rundown fry T Hit Strtefm Vrtes 0 T.eWf Kjt-D Ttatt Tahlftt an toade hf ex clusive aroceie which IrreSletve veavi rtc'eit known eoaree ef Vitamin 9 and Gt to '..I liicti anil eoant ef VlUflUa fit I'lrjuit Uullitg, Ineapentive. let labiate sac Hasten IhrtH. REGISTER UNDER ...n Victory Recreation Volun teers Will be Formed to Help Entertain at Camp. All women in the community are urged to register under the Victory Recreation Volunteers, group which will aid with re creation at Camp Whit. The wo men, to be known as the VRV s are asked to specify the day or days they can serve in this re creational capacity when they make application at the chamber of commerce office with the civilian defense. There are no qualifications necessary exeept that those registering be over 18 years of age, it was explained. The VRV campaign is being sponsored by the Jackson Coun ty Recreation committee in an effort to help solve the problem of recreational assistants at Camp White recreation centers. Registry of work, organizational, social, religious and fraternal groups is suggested and cards will be distributed through these centers for registration of mem bers. Those not affiliated with such centers may register at the chamber of commerce. It was explained that present hostesses need not register but that regis tration is necessary in order to secure transportation. Ask Mrs. Pena Those having any questions may contact Mrs. Marjorie Pena at the Outpost. No hostess train ing Is necessary. Mrs. Kinney Holmes was recently appointed chairman of the VRV's and it is hoped that a large group will signify their intention of assist ing in this vitally needed pro ject. A study of the necessity of en listing women for recreation at Camp White was made recently by a sub-committee of local resi dents working with the Jackson County Coordinating committee. Their findings showed that Med- ford's own recreational Job will eventually make it Impossible for local units of recreation to curtail their program so that Camp White's program can be maintained efficiently. This re sulted in the beginning of VRV campaign. Entertainment for soldiers at Camp White is well controlled, and fine facilities and music are offered. Older girls and mothers are also urged to Join in the cam paign and contribute to the fun and social events at camp. Sold iers' wifes are invited to Join the project also. It is not necessary for those registering to be able to dance as many activities do not call for this form of enter tainment. . Kiwanian Dames have already wrapped 730 Christmas pack ages for soldiers at the local USO. Mrs. A .O. Bauman and her assistant, Mrs. George Frey have been busy turning out some of the nicest packages to make the hearts of the folks back home happy on Christmas morn ing. Every evening from 7 until 10 o'clock this corner- of USO la crowded with men getting their packages properly ad dressed. The Kiwanian women also compute the proper postage and Sunday morning a truck was backed to the side door to take the packages to the post office. There were over 200 brought in Saturday night for wrapping and mailing. 109TH LIBERTY SHIP Portland, Ore., Dec. 14. U.R The 109th Liberty ship built by the Oregon Shipbuilding Co. was at the outfitting dock today, following launching ceremonies yesterday. It was the S.S. Rich ard Mansfield named for the famed actor. Medford for several years but sold it last January and bought a home at 311 High street, Ash land, where he and his wife re sided prior to his call to Her long. Mrs. Leonard is still in Ashland. Relief At Last For Your Cough CreomuMon relieves promptly be cause it foes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expe' term laden phlegm, and aid naturt to soothe and heal raw, tender. In flamed bronchial mucous mam brines. Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulalon with the un derstanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money beck. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chut Colds, Bronchitis j & w BaaaaaaMaeMaaaiaaakjaatsaahattJ ;GAS MAN'S GARB Not a man from Mars, but a U. S. Navy Chemical warfare fighter, this soldier makes ready to cope with deadly enemy gasscs in drill staged at U. S. Naval station. (Signal Corps Photo.) USE MAIN P. 0. FOR The public was asked today by Postmaster Frank DeSouza to use the main postoffice as much as possible for mailing parcels, instead of the sub station on North Bartlett street. Provisions have been made at the main postoffice for speeding the handling of parcels, through a weighing booth Installed at She west end of the lobby, he said. Here, parcels will be weighed and rated and then may be taken to the windows for stamps and dispatching. Facilities at the sub-station can handle only a limited amount of parcel post letters for registry and persons are asked to use the main office for this service, the postmaster stated. Miss Cora Lane, director of Ashland USO, announced today that Santa Claus will appear at the center's Christmas Eve party to distribute presents to the sol dier guests during the evening. Santa's problem of distribution will be solved by having each soldier register his name as he enters so he can be called by name to receive his Christmas remembrance. Service clubs and others in Ashland and vicinity who are contributing gifts for the pro gram are asked to bring their packages to the USO soon and that gifts should be wrapped. Gifts to fit the service man's need are acceptable. DEC. i5DEADLlNE F( The local war price and ra tioning board cautioned resi dents today that they must have war ration book No. 1 before Dec. 13 as they will be unable to receive their second ration book without the first book. The board will not register anyone for war ration book No. 1 after the first of the year It was stated. Grocery stores were reminded that coffee can be only sold on coffee stamps to those over 13 years of age and clerks were asked to watcn the age of the purchaser on the war ration book. WAITS SANITY TEST Blackfoot, Ida., Dec. 14. flJ.B Marcus Cox, accused of shoot ing his wife and throwing her uuUy in tne Snake river, today awaited a hearing on his sanity following his acquittal Saturday by a Bingham county district court Jury. aw" 1 t - IB Ti . a- '.HO w" FRIENDLY DOG IS IN FLYNNS' YARD Someone poisoned Toby, blue- ribbon English bull belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Flynn who reside at 1301 East Main street, and many persons miss the friendly big fawn-colored dog. Missing him most are his owners, Mr. and Mrs. Flynn. who say that the dog always was kept in his five-foot high fenced pen, and never bothered anyone, the neighbors who used to stop often at the Flynn home to watch Toby caper with his pal, Mickey, a toy Boston bull, and the school children who used to feed Toby part of their lunch and other snacks. Mickey misses him too and wanders about his pen wondering what has happened to his playfellow. Toby would have been 10 years old In March and the Flynns have had Toby with them for the past six years. He won his blue ribbon In Los Angeles dog show and also has pedigree of which any dog could be rightfully proud. The Flynns said today that the only thing that probably saved Mickey's life was the fact that Mickey would only eat food that was given him by his own ers while Toby, being a bit more on the greedy aide, ate anything. After being fed Mickey and Toby always liked a romp In their pen with their master. The last time Toby enjoyed his romp was Friday, December 8 for the next morning Toby was found dead. Mr. Flynn has offered $100 reward for the arrest and con viction of the person or persons who poisoned his dog. LIVESTOCK Portland Portland, Deo. 14 (OP) Cattle 1000, cal vet too: market active, strong to moetly 3S higher; short fed ateen S13.2s-S14.3o; common down to S 10.00; load good fed. heifers 4140; tat dairy typa cowa to S640; medium good beef cowa SS.29-SU.00; bulla as so-Ill 33: good choice waalara 11400-41900. Hoga 1,100; market acute ls-S5c higher good-choloe 170-219-lb. drive lna 914 00; few S14.39: carloads 41444; good aowa U40-I13..S. sheep 1,900: fat lambs strong, eww aharply higher. Trucked -In lambs S183S-SU79: feeders S10 00-110.78; few good awes IS 89. Common-medium as.0O-e.0O. Sonth Ran rrandeoa South San Francisco, Dee. 14 (UP) (USDA1 Cattle 190. Steers un even, aharply higher on load light teera S1340-S14O0 to country; major Inquiry dull; medium to good oovra abaent, few weighty dairy cowa ss oo as .28. bulk cannera and cutters 48 00, S7 39: odd medium bulla ss so-410.00. Calves, nona. Oood to choice real- era quoted I18.0O-S18.9O. Hoga 890. Around 99o higher; pack age 309-289-lb. Oregona 41449 ax. treme top, bulk good 188-338-lb. bar- rowa and gllta 41449-414.09; odd good aowa 113 50. Sheep 3300. Undertone ateady; good to choice wool lambs quoted 414.00 S14 79: medium to good ewea quoted I8.00-S4.79. Chtrago Chicago. Dee. 14 (UP) (OTDA) Livestock: Bogs, 18.000: active 35 to 88 eonta higher, good and choice iso-soo ids. 18.SO-tl4.00; bulk good and choice aowa 330-900 lba. 913.80-914 00. Cattle. 10.000; calves, 1400; tramely alow; bidding 39 to 79 centa lower: moat early aalea fed ateera and yearling! 41340-41440: few loada 14.76 and 414.00; strictly choice note Companion Mysteryi Richard DIX Wendy BARRtE Give War Bonds for Christmas Gifts 1 1 I WEDNESDAY 4 DAYS! The grendest air thriller of them all 1 1 "FLYING FORTRESS" Filmed with Richard Greene and the R.ATJ Plut JOHNNY MACK BROWN CrLLJ "J4 1 ' i ijiii'jiib i Mtea Onlv vteekdate ktarte at 4:44 ane-tsc-lle Int. Tax Ends Tomorrow Mitel GLORIA JEAN vrMCal MNf eosen above IIS 00: heifers 11440 down. aneep, HMO; market alow, net full? eetebUehed; a few early ml lajnba, unevenly steady to IS eente more or lower; I load tod So choice lambs o ahlppar Sis SO. Portland Produce Portland. Doe. 14 (UP) tree poultry -Buying prlcee: eolorad bans I4e lb. Ut poulUy. Belling ariose by ra oat vara; madlum Dene tl4o lb. brail, an colored SOe; Peklu dueka old eol orad lS-aoe lb. Itaah fruits: Ape-tee Delicious as. fey. S3 SO; Ortleya ax. fey. S3 40: flptta as. fey. WOO; rlewtowna a. cy..aJS; Jona than ax. fey.. S3 .71; Klnca, ': Wlneeepa. S3 .00. Lettuce No. s. SJ OO-SJ T9 orate; southern toad. M.7S-I5 as arata. Bquaah Denim, ti ls orate. Bplnech Mo. I, (1.15 orange box. Meeta ant prortaloas: Country meats Sailing price to ra tal Ian waalara rough heavy -sos lb.; wwj 1-lOa lb. Chicago Wheat Chicago, Deo. 14 (UP) Wheat: Opaa High Low Cloaa Dae. laH 1414 141H May . 1SIH 14JT. July las 149 I"1 Sep. 144 IM 144V4 Wall St. Report New York. Dee. 14 (U.B Strength in utility shares fea tured an Irregular, moderately active stock market today. A letup In tax selling aided utility stocks. Industrials were easier in the average, which was distorted by the fact that sev eral leading Issues sold ex- dividend. Ralls were steady to slightly lower. American Telephone, telling ex-dividend, was down more than a point. S. F. DAIRY PRICES San Francisco, Dec. 14) (U.F9 Butter 92 score 49; 91 score 47Vi; 90 score 47V; 89 score 45. Cheese Wholesale flats 2SVi; triplet 2. Eggs urge extras 80V: large standards 43V?; small 31V4; medium 45V. DATES ARE FILED The county school superin tendent's office reports schools of the county which have filed Christmas holiday dates will have a vacation from Wednes day, December 23 to Monday, December 28, permitting a two day respite from school. The Pinehurst school plans to be closed from Wednesday, Decem ber 23, until January 11 for a 17-day holiday. The West Side school will be closed from next Friday until Monday, January 4. Central Point will close all Christmas week. Eagle Point will close from December 24 to January 4. Schools listed so far for holiday from December 23, at the close of school until the fol lowing Monday are: Jacksonville, Griffin Creek Phoenix, Thompson Creek, Bell view and Little Applegate. IDAHO LIQUOR HOURS Boise, Ida., Dec. 14. (U.FD Effective tomorrow, liquor scores and dispensaries in Idaho will open at 1 p. m., and close at 8 p. m.. Liquor Dispensary Superintendent Fred W. Davis said today. Nights Only S:49-S:00 9e Inc. tax Kiddles lie Ine. Ts Tomorrow Mite J Mites HAIL UNCLf SAM'S DIVIL DOOSI -U 7acXvaaaaW. SCO IT Plus the story of Avia tion from Wright Bros to present day bombers "CAVALCADE of AVIATION" Z Eads Tonitel Henry rends -Gene Tleraey "Rln On Har Finfera" Plus "JUKE BOX JENNY" I KiakuM vaaBeeeaevvneBi VP? 'Mm Craterian Star Edward Arnold la an audience favorite at the Craterian theatre where he stars with Fay Bainter in "The War Against Mrs. Had ley," showing through tomor row night. Construction of an access road to the Horse Heaven cinnabar mine, located on Brush creek near the Josephine county line In the Applegate, was started to day by a Rogue River National Forest service crew under Carl Dawson, road foreman for the forest service. The road is a spur of the Star Gulch-Middle Fork road and will be one and a quarter miles long. A rum of $3,900 for Its construc tion has been allocated the for est service by the Public Roads administration and It Is ex- pec ted to be completed in about three weeks or earner. The mine la owned by the Horse Heaven Mining company of Portland, which has already tunneled 60 feet into the moun tainside. As soon as the road is comDleted heavy machinery and a mill will be installed at the site and the cinnabar processed Into mercury, needed in the war effort. Dae Mall Tribune Waal ads. Too Late to Classify yon SALS upright piano. 490. 904 No. Riveraiaa. RUBBER TIRBD WAOONS, large elite. Slma avoa. BICYCLES We have some more of thoae rebuilt ceiioon-urea A-l condition. No ration oertllloato needed. Bime Broa. zs n. nr. fAST Uan-a w-lft WKtCtl. LORalnee etaimeee eteet. ovwn wow -Medford Hotel. Sunday evening. Return to USO. LOST Man's watch and Chain. Oold caae with monogram O. L. T. Lib eral reward. Mrs. George U Trlch lor, Central Point. POR THE MODEL BUILDER'S Chrtet. meat Army truck kit 41.39: Army truck trailer 400; Army tank 41.35: Jaen klta too: Jeeo and anti-tank gun tl 00; Scout car kit 80c: p-98 klta aoe to ee.uu; uuoera aoe w 1140; Oea modela 41-00 to 4449. Slma Broa., 3a. N. Fir. POR SALB Unimproved aeraage oloea In, Irrigated, one or more acrea S390 and 9300 per acre. 480 down. See A. P. Flowers, cor, 13 and Front. CAMOUPLAOB PAINTS for the model builder. S official U. S. army col ore. Slma Broa. POOL YOUR CAR with your neigh bor's to aave gee and ttree. Save, your car for the end of the war by having It repainted regularly. Dally Auto Paint Co. POR RENT Five-room, modern houaa, unrurnlabed. Box 443, Loafer m (or eolde eouiMng, sniffles and muscle aehee get the ealve with the baee ol old. (aabiocei ssvltoa suet Qraatuaa likei Shows Dally It45-I:4M Ends Tomorrow Mitel Out-Thrllli "Miniver"! WEDNESDAY itC" 4 Thrill Dave T . I MRS. HA01EY tm, CHBaaTSTRT BSTS and Tool Chaata, Slma Broa. CALL BADS TSANSPrs for aafe. quick deUrery at your nouaehold gooda. FOR SALB Hockey skates. 10-yeaf old alae. Phone S2M. WANTED Capable Chrtatlan lady a aatlat la girt anop. 237 Eaa Main. CHRISTMAS PAIR elves by at. Anne Altar Society at Catballa Pariah Hall, 1:30 Monday and Tuaa day. Pancywork. aprona. cakee, candy, gamea and flab pond. Pram S to cafeteria ranch, baked and ehllt beana, pie, doughnuts and ktoa doge. COUPLE WANT rurnlaned apartment. Phone 320S Room Sit. FOR SALB World bicycle condition. 71a w. and at. POR SALBWaahlnt machine, aaee) oonoiuun: oieeino nearer, vmu ae large rock houeo, Loater Laae. TWO family milk eowa: one ami. CI lor eome cuiuvauon. jafiKaow, eh near Aabiand. POR SALB It good brad rabbttr. t good butchaa. At Chestnut and Prune St. Freda Place. POR SALE Rand crocheted epreed. Boa 932, Klng'a Hwy. FOR SALB Butr Ban tame.. Win troy earwiga and sow Dose. Phone 900 CHRISTMAS TRKSS on aale sow. with or without atanda laat year's prlcee. Pay Lew Market, 333 South Rlveratde. LOST Oes "A" book, a B. Devla, a. 4. Box ea. OREXNHOUSB 11 a 34. heaUng equip, ment, for aale or trade. P. O. Bos 413. Aahland. TRAP PfcRS I The market Is food. Sell your ture to Eagle Point Poat OrVB MTRTLB WOOD glfta tor Chrlatmaa. See our dleplay at prlcee you can afford to pay. 808 B. Jack aoo (near the Armory). RAW FURS WANTED Eastern prices 6 aid for Muakrata, Mink, Skunk, ob Cats, etc. Deer. Elk, Beef and Pelut. Oame trapa for aale. Medford Bergaln Houaa, 97 N- Orape St. Ph. 8744. Buy War Stamps and Bonds. AGATES and other One Jewelry, for Chrlatmaa Our atock la larger and finer thaa. ever. The Oem Cottage, 7 muea Mortb of Oold Hill, on U. S. se. Chest Colds To Reflevi Mlsary WICKS VVapoRus Rub u Tested Mats 1:45 eOe-tSe-lle Ine. Tax Erea 4:49 SOc-lso-llc Ine. Tax Ends Tonlghtl Betty GrabU - Alice Fays "TIM PAN ALLEY" Give War Bonds for Chrlatmaa Gilts! BACK BY POPULAR DEMAKD Tomorrows Days! The Picture That Mad Olnger s Star 1 1 GINGER ROGERS KATHARINE HEPBURN in "STAGE DOOR" Adolphe Menjou Oall Patrick Lucille Ball .Plus- "The World la Action" Preeantsi "OUR RUSSIAN ALLIES" More "Old Favorites" to Follow icon e e e e Friday . 4 Days! Oea. Baft-Dorothy Lamour H. Fonda -Akim Tamuroff 'SPAWN of tha NORTH' and next Alice Fay Tyrone Power "IN OLD CHICAGO
