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LOCAL and Mrt. Loop 111 Mrs. Maude Loop, Withington street, is oon- fined to her home this week with a throat infection. . , To Roahinglo A. F. Flowers applied at the city inspector's office yesterday for a permit to reshingle his residence at 217 Beatty street at a stated cost of $110.50. Picnic Friday The Friday Luncheon club will meet at the home of Mrs. J. P. Bray tomor row at 7 p. m. for a picnic sup per, with husbands of members also invited. Is Discharged Gaylord L. Loop has returned to Medford, having been honorably discharg ed from the navy after a year of service. Recently he has been in the naval hospital at Shoemaker, Calif. He is the son of Mrs. Maude Loop of Withington St. Employed Mrs. Merriman E. Looper has been employed by the local war price and ration board as gasoline clerk. She re places Mrs. Eleanor R. Rhodes, army wife leaving Medford to reside in Santa Barbara. Mrs. Looper was for several years employed as a bookkeeper by Woolworth's and recently re turned to Medford from Tracy, Calif., where she was on the staff of the ration board. ... Bolgers Leave Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bolger and daughter, Jean left by train last night after spending the past week in Med ford transacting business and visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wright, 11 Colum bus Ave. They plan to be in Portland two days visiting Mr. Bolger's mother, and then re turn to their home in Yakima, Wash. Formerly manager of the Medford Penney's store, Mr. Bolger holds a similar position in the Yakima Penney store now. Men, Women! Old at ,40,50,60! WantPep? jWant to Feel Years Younger? T?p you blsme etfcs'itteif. worn-out fecHsc on ueT fiTbouspl8 amwd at what lltr pepplm up with JKKTi? . done. Contains tonio many 06ed t 40, CO, oo. for Otvly ola solely because low Id Iron: lira SropnylAcilo d'w vitamin B,, falflum. 35o Intro-ucta-y slw now only 39o. Try Oetrei Tonio (Tablets for new pep. younxer fssll&g, this rery ey. At all drag stores everywhere In Medford at Chas. Strang Drug and Western Thrift store. AVAILABLE Allis-Chalmers 60" "All-Crop Harvesters. Immediate delivery. Can be used with any make of two-plow tractor having a power take off. Must be released by the county U. S. D. A. War Board. Also Hay and Ensilage Cutter, "Controlled Tillage" Springtooth Harrow For sale by McCOY MACHINERY CO. Ill N. Fir St., Medford, Or. mm n7GBuG3uLv Y m''"Wm ii ii in" " ' OnalltH RECAPPING a" Grade Rubber onYow $7.00 r" Drive In today I trt a .-.u thoroughly, uur H . , en&bl. youwge iow, .a atiA be ready delay. Have Viu recaps " for your next tire inspection. 514 SOUTH RIVERSIDE TELEPHONE 4757 PERSONAL CALENDAR Thursday 6:30 p. m. Picnic supper giv en by Past Noble Grands club at home of Mrs. W. H. Dyer, 29 Myrtle St., for sister Rebekahs. Everyone bring own service. 8:00 p. m. Chrysanthemum Thimble club, home of Mrs. William Swartz, 121 Genessee street. 8:00 p. m. Crater Lake Aerie No. 2093, Fraternal Order of Eagles and auxiliary. Eagles hall, 219 West Main St. Usual committee reports, dance follow ing. Friday 1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers club, home of Mrs. Jessie Stagg, 614 Berrydale avenue. 7:00 p. m. Friday luncheon club, picnic supper at home of Mrs. J. P. Bray, Lozier Lane. Husbands invited. Saturday 1:30 p. m. Ladies' Auxiliary to Crater Lake Post No. 1833, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Des sert luncheon followed by sew ing. Members asked to bring all garments, both unfinished and finished. 9:30 p. m. Pocahontas lodge dance at Redman Hall on Apple street for members of Pocahon tas and Redman lodges and friends. Pastor - Hera Mahlon R. Macy, newly-installed pastor of the Friends Community church of Oakland, Calif., was a Med ford visitor Tuesday at the home of Milo C. Ross, 15 Keene Way Drive. He was formerly a mem ber of Mr. Ross' congregation at Greenleaf, Ida. Grey Leaves Larry Grey left Medford this week for his home in California after spending the past two months here visiting at the home of his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Grey, 42 S. Barneburg Road. Grey makes his home in Berkeley and is engaged in business in San Francisco. m Colamani Here Mrs. Etta Coleman and her son, Byron Coleman, of San Francisco, are spending a few days in the val ley transacting business. 'The Coleman family lived here many years before moving to the Cali fornia city. While here the two visitors are registered at the Utopia Auto court south of town. Phone 3413 arm H33 y FROM 9ct lovt .anannlnff will - "v - - mflaiLf a. Don Alexander Home Pfc. A. A. Alexander, radio and radar man with the marine air corps at Santa Barbara, Calif., was home on a three-day pass last week. visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Alexander. His sister, Mrs. Thomas Rogers of Portland was also here visiting. ... On Leave-J-Second Lt. Wil liam F. Cate, who recently re ceived his pilot's wings after be ing graduated from Luke Field, Ariz., is spending a 10-day leave here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson F. Cate, Jackson ville highway. Lt. Cate. a fighter pilot, is a 1943 graduate of Med ford high school. Hanna Returns Circuit Judge Herbert K. Hanna has returned from a short vacation trip to San Francisco, where he visited his sister, and is handling routine matters coming before him daily. He also has several decis ions and rulings to prepare and hand down. He does not plan to take an extended vacation this summer. The next jury term of court will be called the last week in September, when a new Jury list will be drawn. Completes Training Charles A. Chaplin, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Chaplin of Butte Falls, has recently completed training at the Naval Air Technical Train ing Center, Norman, Okla., ac cording to word received from the navy department. Upon graduation from the school at Norman he received the rate of seaman, first class in the navy. He will now be transferred to a naval unit afloat or to another shore station for further instruc tion and work. Portland, Ore., Aug. 10 U.R) Columbia River highway bus service between Portland and Pendleton was back to normal today after a 13-hour tieup while drivers were in dispute over who should drive extra sections. The deadlock was broken late yesterday after a conference of company officials, drivers, the army and federal conciliation service. Meanwhile, patrons Jammed bus stations as the over land Greyhound line is the only company operating on that route. Foots Creek Foots Creek, 'Aug. 10 Mr. Clmfe has returned to his home after being confined to a Med ford hospital by an arm Injury he received while employed in the woods near Hilt, Calif. Friends here of Mrs. Vernon Taylor of Vancouver, Wash., were sorry to hear of her suf fering a broken neck and back in a bus accident. Mrs. Taylor is the former Dorothy Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Smith, who lived here and In Gold Hill for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Harms of Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Harms of Los Angeles, Calif., who have been looking after property interests here have returned to their respective homes. DINAH IN FRANCE Hollywood, Aug. 10. (U.R) Dinah Shore has arrived In France with a group of USO entertainers, her secretary an nounced today. iff THIS ife'. TO THIS C DRIVERS RESUME COLUMBIA RUNS fpi CHINESE ADMIT HENGYANG LOSS TO JAP SIEGERS Chungking, Aug. 10 CUR) A Chinese communique admit ted today the loss of Hengyang, key city on the Canton-Hang-kow railway, which fell to the Japanese two days ago after Chinese defenders "to the last man" had been killed. But while the Chinese were announcing the loss of Heng yang, allied southwest Asia headquarters reported that al- Jied troops, forging steadily southward on the main Burma highway to Mandalay, captured the town of Taungni, 15 miles below Mogaung. The Chinese said that the fate of their commanders at Hengyang was not known. The city fell after bitter street fight ing Monday and early Tuesday. The communique reported that the tempo of fighting near Hengyang Increased yesterday and that fighting was continu ing on all sectors east and west of the Siang river. (A . Tokyo radio broadcast, recorded by United Press at San Francisco, said mopping up op erations at Hengyang bad been completed and that 3i Chinese army divisions had been "knocked out.'") RITES SATURDAY Beverly J.-Jackson, wife of Pvt. Wayne H. Jackson, passed away at a local hospital August 7. She was born at Hanford. Calif., on July 10, 1928. and had lived most of her life near Eaele Point. She attended school at Eagle Point and Shady Cove and leaves a host of friends to mourn her passing. Survivors Include her moth er, Mrs. E. C Hampton. Atascad ero, Calif.; her grandmother, Mrs. D. L. Kenner of Eagle Point; one brother, Boyd Hamp ton: also several other relatives. Her husband will arrive in Med ford from Camp Walters, Tex., on Friday. Funeral services will be con ducted from Perl Funeral Home Saturday at 2 p. m., the Rev. D. E. Millard officiating. Remains will be transferred to Stockton, Calif., for interment in the fam ily plot. Mat hew Busic Of Jacksonville Dies Mathew Busic, of Jackson ville, passed away at a local hos pital Wednesday. Funeral ar rangements are in charRe of the Perl Funeral Home and will be announced later. BIRTHS WALSH To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd, Rt. 3, Aug. 10, 1944, boy, 10 pounds, at Sacred Heart hos pital. Prospect Prospect, Aug. 10 Rev. John Cochran, missionary to Argen tina, will give a missionary ad dress at the Prospect Church of the Nazarene August 12, at 8 p. m. Mr. Cochran is well in formed regarding ecomonic, political and religious questions In Argentina, and is an Interest ing and dynamic speaker. The public is cordially Invited to at tend. Mrs. Frances Pearson returned here August 8 after spending two days visiting Mrs. May Richardson In the Laurelhurst district. On August 8, Mrs. Richardson gave a chicken din ner honoring Mrs. Pearson. Covers were placed for Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Maude Ditsworth, Mrs. Richardson, Sr., and Mrs. May Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snook re turned from Gresham the first of this week. Their son, Stanley, who underwent an emergency operation August 4 for removel of his appendix, Is reported to b Improving nicely.' Reservoir storage of drinking Water for four weeks Is consid ered the equivalent, in bacterial purification, accomplished by slow sand filtration. Aever says -.nab Sp"". r .ha -rrt "' flub. I CLICQUOT CLUB BOTTLING XJhllCQU1 (A-l Bar.raqe Company) J0I No. Fir St. Medlord Phone 3873 BARTLETTS READY IN COMING WEEK Pressure tests of Bartletts con ducted by Assistant County Agent C. B. Cordy shows this variety of pears will be ready for pickihg by the middle of next week, in many orchards and a few will be picked Mon day. All the packing plants will be in operation by Wednesday. Pears are now coming In rather briskly for pressure tests. Locally grown small fruits and vegetables are now reaching local stores. Home grown water melons are due next week and cantaloupes are ripening. Com missioner William Perry reports good crops In the Eagle Point district with some excellent field corn in the Lake Creek and Brownsboro areas. There was also a better hay crop than figured earlier, he said. SUNK BY ALLIES Washington, Aug. 10-j0J,R More than BOO German subma rines now have been sunk by the Allied forces; the U. S. and British high commands an nounced late today. Seventeen U-boats have been sunk while attempting to inter fere with Allied shipping -from Britain to France. The statement said that while the Germans still have "'an im pressive" number of submarines. they exaggerate their claims by 1000 per cent for June, for instance. In July the Allies again sank more U-boats than they lost mer chant ships to the submarines. HOW THEsfl American W. L. Pet. St. Louis 63 42 .600 Boston .....56 48 .538 New York 53 49 .520 Detroit ...i 53 50 .515 Cleveland 52 55 .488 Chicago 50 54 .481 Phildelphia 47 60 .439 Washington 44 60 .423 National W. L. ' Pet. St. Louis 73 27 .730 Cincinnati 55 44 .558 Pittsburgh 53 45 .541 New York 50 53 .485 Chicago . 46 50 .479 Boston 42 58- .420 Brooklyn 41 62 .388 Philadelphia .. 38 59 .392 Pacific Coast W. L. Pet. Los Angeles 69 55 .557 San Francisco 65 59 .524 Hollywood 63 62 .504 Oakland 62 63 .498 Seattle 62 64 .492 Portland 61 63 .492 Sacramento .....60 64 .484 San Diego 57 69 .452 W. U. TO EXPAND New York, Aug. 10 (U.R) Five new carrier telegraph sys tems between western cities soon will be constructed by the Western Union Telegraph Co. to meet anticipated traffic In creases resulting from concen tration of war activities on the Pacific coast, lt was announced today. Too Late to Classify POR RENT 81plns rooms with omfortsbla bxt. 839 B. Main. Ph. BM1. SAVE tht tlr. Rellnem Irom IS-ln. to 31 -In. Bab's OUmoro ecrvlct, 9th and Central. TOR BALE Maytatr mmor with at tarhmenta tor motorbike. Call at 1223 Lncult fit. POR SALS nosMlng hne. Ph. M7S, FOR RENT Nicely furnished apart ment, very cloae In. Phona 3082. POR RENT flleeplnf rooma or rma. with Kitchen. 3 bike, from renter of town. a:a s. Front. Ph. 3089. FOR PALE Man 'a bicycle, like nw, balloon Urea. A3 Hoaa Court. Ph. 3670. FOR HA1.B BARBED WIRE Oet youm now. 6TRAW Bright, by tha bale or load; a-k ttT quotatlnna. RABBIT HAY Oood quality, da Uerd Id lod lo, LAWN FERTILIEFn Pap up four lawn. F. E. 8AMSON CO. dief tinal". r-- . a ,? "itlhi!; ffTCr?: iiaJft.': r '"(Sung Ho" Star Playing this week at the Cra terian is Randolph Scott in "Guns Ho," with J. Carrol Naish, Alan Curtis and Noah Berry, Jr. WANTED Electric atova In good con dition. B43 B. 9th. Phone 0481. FOR SALE Rabblti. Doea. buck and young, mono nio. ATTENTION, DAIRYMEN: Oet your can brushea, barn brooms and currycomba at 6am aon'a. PANTRY woman wanted. Holland Hotel. LIVINQ room lurnltura for aale; also apt. for rent. 718 W. 14th or Ph. 8739. WANTED Capable girl or woman tor general houaewotk. 3 adults. No washing, may nights, rnona 4oo. WANTED Permanently located wom an lor generol ofllce work, typing and some bookkoenlna. For ap pointment, call 3850 and after 5:30, 4813. $3250 Morisrn one-bMroom hou&e, close In. Oarage, woodshed. DEN R. COOPFR. Real Estate. Ph. 7357. Chas. BIbms, Salesman. ATTRACTIVE buy on e6000 home. Fine property, well located, near school. 35CH down, payment like rent. M per month lth interest- rlbune Box 4384. ACCOROIONSl ACCORDIONSI ACCORDIONS1 ' . i... ..,w ...no, hi n it. est model streamline accordions, all strei. One etrenmllne 111-baw accordion built espectau ior smew child. Reasonable prices. Terms to suit. Accordions are almost impos sible to get. so buy at once while this modern stock Is available. See these accordions at 13 Glen Oak Court. Pu rurker 's Formerly Baldwin Piano 6uop. HOUSE FOR RENT 3-bed room house completely lurnisnea wan au mod ern furniture. Fine electric range and refrigerator. Gas furnace and hot water. Knotty nine, screened service poroh with laundry trays. Nice yard. Walking distance from town. Rent e72.50 per month. Ph. 4105. LAST CALL I Canning apricots. Dry land Blenheims, ho ana iue id. Bring containers. Oekdale Grocery, WANTED A girl or woman to care for small baby by nour. vn. oiuo WANTED Circulating oil heater. Ph, 6887. PATRONIZE vour local transfer com ps n y, opera ting 1 n Med ford si nca 1019. Davis Transfer 6c Storage Co., 40 S. Fir St. Phone 2ooo, FARMERS. ATTENTION I City Trans fer & Storage offers yoi a complete service In all hauling and delivery of anything. Ph. 46ti4. 88 8. Fir Bt. Let Us Reflnlsh Your Csr RlRht ONE chop using best DU PONT PRE-WAR MATERIALS. 19 Yesrs Ssme Location. MITCHELL PAINT SHOP, 006 8. lllversldo. FOR SALE 0-room house. 3 large lots, barn, chicken nouse, fmlt tree. I17O0. 304 Chestnut. FOR BALE Having sold my ranch, will sell 6 good dairy cows, all milk ing. Last ranch S. Columbus, off atewsrt. Estep. FOR BALE Oas hot water tank. Pre war unrlnffs and mattress. Phone 4130. 728 West 2nd. WANTTD To rent unfurnished or partly furnished house by perman ent civlllsn coti pie with child 10 months. Phone 3Q76. FOR SALE Oood, heavy work team, cheep. I. I. Richardson. Table Rock. Phone 11X3 Central Point. RABBITS 17 large fryers. 7 feeders. A does snd IS baby rabbits, all for 20 If taken soon. Phone 413, Cen tral Point. FOR SALE 7-tube Airline radio, ta ble model, short wave and electric eve. Otis Tolley, 220 Apple SL north of 6th fit. Phone 653. ACRE, 4-room modern house, city water, nice bullt-lns, shsrle, close In. some fruit; price 921AO, some terms. Also 1 30 acres; 20 acres cleared, a'! aprlns;, lots of wood, house under construction. 6a A, F. Flowers, 12th near Front. WANTED Girl for housework. Ko rooking or washing. Oood wsges. -Phone 'MM. FOR SALE 24 tons baled oat hay: also 0 tons clover and rye ktsvi; 1 ton or sll. Lvt ranch S. Columbus, off Stewsrt. Efltep. For Bigger, Better Birds TRIANGLE DEVELOPING FEEDS AT YOUR FEED DEALERS In Pellet or Mh form I TRIANGLE hSf, MILLING CO. t$ N. Tillamook St. PORTLAND, ORIQON 1 MviiftMva , Thursday, August 10, 1944 MEDFOHD MAIL TBIBUNB SEVCT WANTED To buy H or U of veal or pork. Phone 4 323. GIRL or woman living near Beall lane snd Grant road to come m half days for housework. 9 adults. Small modern home, phone 6039. Mrs. Lee, Box 04, Beall lane. WANTED Four grade Guernsey cows. Must oe neavy proaucers. a to o years old. Prefer tan and white color. Phone 44(17. FOR RENT 3-room apartment, close in. Aimpna- FOR SALE Useful farm equip.: 20 articles, inci. i stoves, tame, chairs. 2 tubs, roll wire, hose, 8 sun blinds, set irons, wheelbarrow, etc. f-'O. Mrs. Hepburn, Rt. 4, Box 64. Buckshot Hill Rd. FOR SALE (Ranch sold.) 450 19- weeks-old Hampshire pullets. Will sell In lots of 25 or more. These are fine birds. Last ranch 6. Columbus, off Stewart. Estep. FOR SALE 1 Junior No. 4 DeLsval separator with motor, one stock trailer, scythe, pick, shovels, wire stretcher, sledge, barn broom and shovels, metal bbls., other Items. Last ranch 8. Columbus, off Stew art, Estep. LAST CALL! Cannln apricots. Dry land Blenheims, Be and 10c lb. Bring containers, Oakdsle Grocery. FOR SALE Oallon glass Jars with lids, si tioren. Quart jars, soc doe en; 2-qviart Jars, 60o dozen. 810 S. Riverside. COMPLETELY furnished house for ront to adults. 742 W. 14th St. Call 2453. CUT flowers and some started chicks. Dre&sler's. 1107 E. Muln. Ph. 3656. (JylQAA o acres, all Irrigated, with ytiUU a good 6 -room modern house, 2 rooms with hardwood floors, fireplace, good barn, room ior jo tons ay, stancntons ior n cows, concrete floor In cow barn lights and water. Large chicken house. Some fruit, walnut and ill bert trees, il 000 down, balance 30 per month. Also CdOArt 31 acres unimproved lsnd, t?4.wUu 20 acres Irrigated. This place produced 00 tons oat and vetch hav this year. Located 2 mllea from Medford. Terms, S10O0 down, balance MK per year. Also (J J OA A Nice 5 -room modern house with fireplace and screened-ln porch. Garage and nice yard. Located on east side, close to scnooi. HARRY LONG, Real EataU, 1258 B, Riverside. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, heated, hot water, refrigeration. Close in. Adults. 61 n. oakaeie. JTJST received new shipment of res taurant ware In soup bowls, cereal bowls, coffee mugs, dinner plates, bread and butter plates and steak run tiers, uuuens nawre oo Bartlett. LAST CALL! Cannlrw aprtcots. Dry land Blenheims, 8o and lOo lb. Bring containers. Oakdsle Grocery, FOR SALE Table model radio with short wave. Very good condition. Also portable rsdlo. Inquire at Phil lips Radio Service, 1307 K. Riv erside. NOTIC15 If you are troubled with termites, phone Paclflo Feed & Seed, 3413. NOTICE Will pick the last of Grav ensteln apples this Friday. Phone your order In right away. Phone oooi. wunrow. FOR SALE Dr. Haas' Panmln, a good tonio to help chtokens through the molt. Faber's, 84 6. Riverside, WANTED et of fallen at Tiller. Ore. Tools furnished. So. Oregon Bugar Pine Co. BICYCLE tires and tubes are NOT RATIONED. Get vmirs at Sims Bros., 33 N. Fir. Phone 347a. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Speclsls during August on permanent. 120 N. Central. Phone 3604. FOR BALE Whit cotton sacks, all you want, 8c apiece. Parlflo Feed s 6eed Co., 4th and Fir 6ts. Show. Dally 45.8:45.9 ENDS SATURDAY! SUNDAY! OtllllMMliui fI IfUPuaf ST .,! 't'"yi BOYEB tj t BERGMAN f ' COHEN yf;.F ; NEWS FOR SALE Fisher's calf maal. Fw ber's, 34 s. Riverside. Pnone 4449. UTAH COAL Summer price off car. Medford Fuel. Tel. am. DRY BLABS You haul them by tlT or load. Mediora ruei, us rt. cen tral. BICYCLE tires and tubes, grade Z and II. Sims Bros. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time, Cash and Gas ' Call Automobile Market, Friendly Medford Dealer, h. 8010. 6th and Bartlett. Ko Red Taps When You Sell to Us. FIR ROUGH BLOX and big fir siacs, green o ioaa eoo uea ford Fuel. Tel. 8111. 1122 K. Central. BICYCLE tubes, all sizes. Guaranteed quality. Sims Bros., 23 N. Fir. PLANED BLOX Big and Clean, 15-60 per ioaa Meaiora ruej iei. vuu ATTENTION. PLEASE) LOOK THESE OVER Late model used cars OPA prices. Large supply famous Da yt on-Me-Claren tires. Bring In your eerUU cates. Fogllghts. Prestone. Goodyear bat teries. Buy now while stock la avail able. See at A. Z. "TUBBY' DEAN'S, Your Ponttao Dealer. Richfield Station. Dial 2943. 0th and Grape. Buy More Bonds. FOR SALE We always have a few later model used cars on band Sea us before you buy. Crater Lake Mo tors. WANTED late mode) used car. Highest prices paid for good. e!an automobiles. Crater Lake Motor. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGH Of Tired Kidneys If btvVrmrhs and Iff pains are malde yov tnbciralilti, don't jut oompliio nd do DOtblo about tbtn. Nature may Mwaraiog you thai yuur kidnrya need attention. I Tbe kidneys are Nature's chief way of taldnf eieeea soids and poisonous wute out of tbe blood. They help most peoplo pass about t pinta a day. If the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filter don't work well, potaonoua waste matter stay In the blood. These poisons may start nsutlnc baclvartiee, rheumatio pirns, lea pains. Loss of pen stxl enrrry, getting up pigfits, wellies pumncas under the eyes, headaches snd diin Htm, frequent orscsntypuaMg.es withsmart-i tng tnd burning unmet fmee showi there Utnme- thing wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't wsitt Auk your druunUt (or Dosn'e Pills, used successfully by millions for ovwr 40 years. They give asppy relief and will halp the 1ft miles of kidney tubes fiuah out poison ous wsste from the blood. Gst Dosa s Pill. USED GARS Medford't Largest Buyer Pay Highest Prices CASH AT ONCE "If If rum we'll buy it" HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Rivertide. Dial 4980 rniTiwri Showi at 1:45-6:45-9:30 MUST END SATURDAY! THE n ft ACTION BIG THRILLER You've Been Waiting Fori .A3 'v.-r fKtsiun 1 ;?V.7;1 FOSTER s::ftftf WOO fc?.f McLAGUN 1 :;V Andrews' 5 PLUS STARSI SONGSI TUNi SUNDAYI P?il . ' 8. iNNmooMT nitouniii si t iirarr.-iiT
