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LOCAL and Hare Saturday Mrs. Phoebe Miller of Ashland spent Satur day In Medford. Holding Court Judge H. K. Hanna of Medford will be in Grants Pass tomorrow to con duct a circuit court session. Improving Mrs. Charles A. Myers is reported to be improv ing at Community hospital fol lowing a serious illness. She is the wife of C. A. Myers, county assessor. Meet Tonight Regular semi monthly meeting of Crater Lake Post No. 1833 and its auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Medford armory. Sitter Here Miss Verna Gil man of Sacramento, Calif., is paying a week's Asit to her sis ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Williams, 511 King street. V Bethel to Meet Daughters of Job will hold their first fall meeting at 7:30 p. m. at the Masonic temple Wednesday. Of ficers urge all members to be present. Small Fire The chemical wa gon of the city fire department was called to the residence ofi J. L. Gay, 1522 Bryant street at 10:09 a. m. today, when an oil stove caused a small fire. No damage was reported. Promoted Mrs. Martin B. Webb of 1208 Saling avenue has received word that her husband, Martin B. Webb, has been pro moted to . corporal U. S. army at Honolulu, Hawaii. He has been overseas six months and prior to service in the army was employed at the Medford postoffica. Drivers Exams A traveling examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be in Medford Friday and Saturday at the Knights of Pythias hall between the hours of 9 a. m. and 3 p. m. according to word received here from the office of secretary of state. Those wishing permits or licenses to drive may contact the examiner during those hours. ' Traffic Cases Charles Nich ols forfeited $5 bail in city po lice court Monday after failing to stop at a stop street. Other traffic cases included Harry Prentice, who was given a $2.50 suspended fine for double park ing; Dick O'Brien, fined $1 for riding two on a bike; and Ger ald Doty fined $2.50 for oper ating an automobile without a license. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Anfinson of Portland are visit ors at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Tice, Route 1. They plan to remain a week. Recent visit ors also at the Tice home were the son-in-law and daughter of Mrs. Tice, 1c Gunner Francis McReynolds, USN, and Mrs. Reynolds. He Is stationed at Pleasenton, Calif. 8on Abroad Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chesnut, of Route 4, Box 70, Medford, have received word that their son Paul Chestnut, F. C. 2c has taken part in three invasions in the European thea ter of war. He told his parents In a letter that the ship he was stationed on had helped twice to protect soldiers as they land ed on the French coast. He en listed in tht navy January of 1942. Visitors Leave Mrs. W. E. Ottmer and her daughter, Miss Nan Ottmer, left Saturday for Portland after having been guests In Medford of another daughter of Mrs. Ottmer, Mrs. W. Alex Kuehlthau, 55 North Orange street. Mrs. Ottmer had been here for several weeks and Miss Ottmer for several days. Miss Ottmer is a registered nurse and for the next pear will take a post-graduate course at St. Vincent's hospital in Port land. Mrs. Ottmer Is continu ing on to her home in West Bend, Wise. We'll Pay a Premium for a Good UMBRELLA TENT Phone 2079 after 6 WHEN roa need quick relief from pun, do you hesitate to take aspirin because it learrs von svith sn upset stomach? If so, this new medical dis covery. SUPfcRlN. is "just what the doctor ordered" for yon, perln It aspirin plus contains tre same pore, sate aspirin yon haye long known but developed be doctors in a special way for those upset b aapiria in its ordinary form. This nw kind of ,! rin tablet ditsoltes more quickly, lets the sipirin get right at the job of relieving pno. reduces the acidity of ordinary aspirin, and does PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Lady Lions, home of Mrs. Clyde Leonard, 922 Red dy avenue, for dessert 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, regular meeting at K. of P. ball 8:00 p. m Past Presidents of Degree of Honor, home of Mrs. Matilda Dietrich, 939 North Central avenue. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P. E. O. home nf Mrs I, C Tav. lor. Pacific highway. Miss Kath-i erine Stewart will have charge of program on "Constitutional Study". 8:00 p. m.-LWV boardl monthly meeting at home of Mrs. Justin Smith, 21 Geneva street. Wednesday 10:00 a. m. D. A. V. Auxil iary Sewing club, all day meet ing at home of Mrs. Bertha Neff, 81 y Bennett street. Shower for former Dorothy Schuler. 12 noon Get-Together club, potluck luncheon at Eagles hall. West Main street. Members should bring scissors, thimble and thread. 1:00 p. m. Vomen of Rotary, home of Mrs. S. E. Philips, Big Boulder Orchard for luncheon meeting. Bring own service. 1:00 p. m. Wednesday Study club, luncheon at Hotel Holland followed by program. First meet ing of fall. 1:00 p. m. Victory club at Masonic hall. Dessert luncheon followed by sewing. 1:45 p. m. Contem porary Book club, home of Mrs. N. B. Bender, 5 Corning Court. Mrs. Harry Holmes will present pro gram. 2:00 p. m. Adult Missionary society of First Christian church at church. 6:30 p. m. United Spanish War Veterans dinner at armory. Transact Business James E. Smith and Raymond E. Elliott of Ashland were in Medford Saturday to transact business. To Build Richard C. Land ers made application In the city superintendent's office Monday to erect a combined garage and woodshed at 1212 West 10th street, at a stated cost of $100. From Ashland Mrs. Phoebe Miller, James E. Smith and Ray mond Elliott, all of Ashland, were among Medford business vlistors Saturday. E. E. Post, also of Ashland, was In this city Monday on business. Arch Nash Rites 2 P. M. Tomorrow Services for Arch C. Nash, who passed away Sunday morn in at the age of 71, will be held at the graveside in the IOOF cemetery Wednesday at 2 p. m. Arrangements are in care of the Conger-Morris Chapel. DRESSMAKERS REQUIRED TO FILE PRICE LISTS Dressmakers who -work at home and who receive seventy five dollars or more per month for their work are required to file their prices with the local OPA Board, the local board an nounced today. If they were doing this work in March,' 1942, they should file the prices charged on that date. If they were not doing business at that time then they should file prices of a similar establish ment. In the matter of altera tions the OPA regulations say that no matter how small the intake of revenue the prices for these services must be filed. GRAVE ROBBERS MOLEST COLLABORATOR'S COFFIN Rome, Oct. 3 (U.ffT G rave robbers attempted last night to dig up and steal the body of Pietro Caruso, former police chief of Rome who was executed recently as a facist criminal, but were frightened away by watch men just as their shovels scraped the coffin. The ghouls escaped, leaving behind their shovels and a lan tern, upon which fingerprints were discovered. California tuna canners had a ; record pack of 509.002 cases 1n the first third of 1944, 63 per cent better than last year's 293, 598 cases, but smaller than the 1940 pack of 746,808 cases, due to a reduction In the size of the fleet when fishing boats were requisitioned for war service. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach not irritate or opset stomach ereo after repeated doses. Taor this out to remind yon to get Superin today, so yon can bays it on hand when headaches, colds, etc, strike. Set how quickly II ftlieel 'pain-how sf'ir tine yon feel after tak. ing. At your druggist's. IJ and J9. TOWNSEND EDITOR SPEAKS 10 225 ON PENSION EFFORT Sherman J. Bainbridge, edi tor of the Townsend National Weekly, spoke to an audience of about 225, mostly elderly folk in the high school auditorium last night. His talk was intend ed chiefly to refute arguments directed against the so-called j "$60 at 60" pension plan, which i he termed "insurance against want", and which he said was hearing vistory. He was introduced by Glenn Wilson, organizer for the Town send movement from Iowa. Mr. Wilson said that right now things looked favorable for the pension movement, but that it could expect to find big guns trained on it before long. Mr. Wilson was introduced .by chair man Lea Parker of Medford. Mayor Clarence Meeker was present, and welcomed the speakers on behalf of the city of Medford. Music was furnished by Mrs. Eve Prentice's accordion band, playing several numbers. Mrs. Effie Kurtz sang three songs for the gathering, and a beautiful bouquet of flowers was placed on the stage by Mrs. Nellie Bowles. Livestock Portland. Ore.. Oct. 3 (UP1 Live stock: Cattle, 125; calves. 50. Very alow. Few sales steady at Monday's 23 to 50 cent decline on canned to me dium cows. Other classes scarce. Mon- Hav' uIm 1nr1v tn k-mIt. f tnnw mnA cutter cows S4.004 50. Fat dairy! ....... CA KA Mul.nn. kul on..- 1 to S9.00. Medium to Rood hulls $8.00 9 00. Good tn choice vealers acarce. Salable $13.001400. Crass calves $1" 00 down. Hogs. 400. Active. Steadv. Good to choice 1C0-240 pounds lamely $19.73. 150-170 pounds 14.50. Good sows $13.00913.50. Feed pigs quotable $lriO 13.75. Sheep. 750. Early supply mostly shorn lambs, few sales steady good No. 3 pelt lambs $10 25. Medium grades $! 00. Good to choice wooled lambs salable SU.50812.00. Good ewes sal able $3.23. South San Francisco, Oct. 3 (UP) (USDA1 Cattle. 230. Past two davs steers active, fully steady, good clear ances. Monday, six loads medium to good 1023-lb. Oregon steers $13 50. numerous loads common and medium feeder steers $11.00311.75, one load S12 00: numerous loads medium grass heifers Sll.OOO 12 .00: dozen loads fat grass ranee cows $10 00(91100. com mon $9 0010.00. bulk cannera and cutters S6.00 :' 8 00, few $8.50. more active. 25c hither. Calves. 23. Fully steady; yesterday load good to choice 344-lb. slaughter calves $14.00. Hogs, 200. Steady; few good 200-240-lb. barrows and gilts $15 75. odd 180-200 lb. at $13.23. good 270-280 lb. $13 00; good sows $14.00. Sheep. 200. Nominal. Monday, two decks 07 lb. good clover No. 1 pelt lambs S13 30, medium to good lambs $11.0012.00. Common SB. 5010 50' good wooled ewes S3. 00; odd yearlings $11.00 311.30. Cood clearance. Chicago, Oct. 3 (UP)(WFA Hogs. 9000. Complete clearance earlv; pood and choice 130-240 lbs $14 75; heavier hogs and good and choice sows S14 00. Cattle. 8500; calves, 1200; strictly choice steers and yearlings scarce, few loads $18 35: bulk $13.75 to $17 SO. Sheep, 4000. Four double decks good !!,.d,.cn"lr'' r"nd 83.1b Colorados $14 50 straight; other westerns unsold good and choice lambs $14.23 414.40. Portland Produce Portland. Oct. 3 (UP) Wholeaal market list: crapes Local Concords ll.Sn lug. Melons Watermelons 2-2 ijc lb fee ST"! .2'ic ,b i Dlllard Kremshaws $2 00-2 40 crate. Beans Oregon green 8-9e lb. Cauliflower No. 1 local S2 30 crate. Tomatoes No 1 SI 50 flat box Turnips Local $2 40-2 30 dozen bunches. Chicago Wheat Chicago. Oct 3 (UP) Wheat: Onen Hieh Low Close Dee. ...$l4i, $1 nt $l(Uii $165 M.-1V 101 11; 1 fifl', 61st July .. 131 151', 1 30'i l.Jls' Sept. 1.30',, 130', 1.49'i ISO'! Wall Street New York, Oct. 3 fU.R) Stocks turned hesitant today on favorable military develop ments. Caution reflected announce ment that the American 1st army had "definitely" broken through the Seigfrled line and that Navy Secretary Forrestal and Admiral J. King, navy Commander-in-Chief, had met with top Pacific navy leaders to mm.J T FO0 1 Ei j 6.00-16 E IS Warrior Weeps T a -Jt r 1 , 11 HA a. 4 s;&. c fW ' v ..... V t Actus TfUphoro) Even strong men cry. This tired, exhausted Leatherneck finds release from battle tension tn tears after he and other Murines finally cleared Japs from Hill 200. near Pelellu Is land airdrome. I - : map new blows against Japan. Today's closing prices on se lected stocks: American Telephone and Telegraph 163 Anaconda 27 Chrysler - 92 Curtlss Wright 5 General Electric -.. 37 General Motors 62 Montgomery Ward 52 Penn. R. R 29 Phillips Petroleum 43 J. C. Penney 106 Radio 1 Southern Pacific 28 Standard Oil of California.... 36 Texas Gulf Sulphur 34 Transamerica 9 United Aircrafts 31 U. S. Rubber 49 U. S. Steel 58 S. F. DAIRY PRICES ' San Francisco, Oct. 3 (U.R) Dairy market: Butter: 83 score 43, 92 score 42V4, 90 score 40V, 10 score 4134. Cheese: Wholesale prices, loaf 27.9, triplets 27.2. Eggs: large grade A 51 VS 52V4, medium grade A 46V4 47V4. small grade A 20-22, large grade B 32-331.. Too Late to Classify fOR SAtE White Leshorn puliejs. 5'i months old. son-.e laying. Mrj. Buck. J'a milei N K Central Point. Phone 128. PHILCO cabinet rndlo5zJjJnJS39 FOR SALE 12 gauge automatic sfiot- gun. nhoote light and heavy loads. Remington. Phone 6566. WE STILL hive stock PRE-WAR Du Pont automotive finishes. Let us re finish your car while these mate rials last. All work iruaranteed. S1MONIZING STEAM CLEANING MITCHELL PAINT SHOP. 608 S. Riverside. DON'T worrv about moving For com- i plete service phone 4604, City Transfer and Storage. Phone 4664. 38 S. Fir St. FARMERS' ATTENTION for fast de livcry or quick move of heavy ma chinery phone 2K88. Davis Transfer &Storage Co,.40 J. Fir St FOR RENT Nicely furnished "apart ment, no children, pete or drinkers. 304 S.CentraL WANTED 2 or 3 roofing men; also I helper. Top prices pair. Contact Mr. H. High. 124 N. Riverside. FOR SALE Team of bay "geldings", age 3 and 0 years old, weight about 1330. May be seen at 3rd house on left, Beall Lane. FOR SALE One G M C. Timken rear end, complete with wheels. Call Lakevlcw 2328, or write Earl Down. Box 1171, Lake view, Ore. 3-ROOM MODERN, in first clans con dltlon. two bedrooms, hath, kitchen and living room, laundry room, ga rage and woodshed. Invely Inwn and shrubs, well kept and very ''at tractive, S blocks from school, two blocks to modern stores and post office. Only $800 required to handle this property. This is an excellent buy. Ralph E. Bell, Broker, Gold HiILOre. YES. AG AIN we have thono good link sausages, 43c lb. Oakdale Gracery. IT MAY BE A LONG TIME . . . BEFORE YOU GET A NEW GSR Batter do your best to ktep tht car you hav now in good ihapel Expart repair as soon a, iff needed it the wisest procedurel We're itatled and equipped (o keep your cer younger longer. Drire in for fall eheckupl CRATER LAKE MOTORS Slxtn and Iry Phone 2287 WAJriTO Fetr plefcert. Apntr t Bear Creek Orchards, So. Pacific hishway WAN TE li Clean cotton rai s. ' Com- mercial Printing Co.. 23 Grape. FOR SALE Child' saddle horse, wit ft addle and bridle. t0 cash. Phone 4617 after 6.30 p. m. WILL FARM OUT registered Jersey bull of good breeding, to responsible party. Victor Birdseye, Rt. 2. Box 14. Phone 6532. FOR SALE A practically new elec tric sandwich toaster, $5; ukelele. In good condition, $3. 402 S. Hamil ton. Phone 7331. FOR SALK Barrel gas pump. $173: Rock pullets, 1.00: guineas, 50c. Ph. 3R4, Central Point. $3700 TERMS 3 rooms, modern, very nicely furnished, all redecor ated, lawn, near schoola. on paved street, good district. 143 ACRES. 55 under cultivation. 30 acres free water right, on river, all free soil, 7-room modern ranch home, beautltul setting, lawn, ahrtibs, on paved highway, near etote. $15,000, terms. T. J. Hlght. Broker. 200 Holly Blrtg. Phone 8397 FOR SaUe Man's pre-war bicycle, balloon tires, excellent condiUon. BUS Map'. GOOD I'SKD PIANO for saleTThor oushly reconditioned, $150. Phone 4HI5. THE BEST SUIT VALUES in town are right here. Come in and make me prove it. You're right, I don't make much on these suits. I call them my Missionary Suits. They go out In town and MAKE- FRIENDS FOR ME and 1 am satLslied. Klein the Tailor, 128 EMaln.Upstalrs. FOR SALE Grain-ted bull calf, nine months old, 12c lb. live weight. Phono 3164; SAUEHKRAUT 17c qt. Oakdal Grocery FOR SALE Stilnhate of Ammonia. car now on track. Pacific Feed & j Seed Co. Phone 3413. : FOR SAi7e One Guernsey milch cow. Morris Frink. Beall Lane. First lane left across Jacksonville high- way, third house. NEW HOMES 2 AND 3-bedroom houses, 10 per cent down and smar. monthly pay ments. See these before you buy. 1. V.. Schuler, 223 West 81U. Dial 35ti3. FOR SALE Electric range, in good condition, $r.o. First house on Rldge way road. I'hone 7314. MAN WANTED Combination ware house man and driver. Must be q u a 1 1 1 1 e d in grain, feed and transfer handling phono 3738. F. E. SAMSON Jpor.IPANY. YES. AGAIN we have those good link sausages. 43c lb. Oakdale Gracery. rfyjOAfi" Modern three-bedroom 4ZliU home, hardwood floors. v near school H. G. Wilson, 7 Chestnut. Phone 4644. NO SALE at tiie Midway Auction Yards this week. Regular sale next Thursday, October 12, beginning at 10.30 a. m. on the miscellaneous, and 1 p. m. on livestock, at our new location, Midway Road at Four Cor ners. Midway Auction Co. 2-ROOM opartmcnta "Thoroughly clean. One or two adults. 413 Ed wards. LOST Lady's blue billfold, downtown Medford. Finder please return Trib- une. R eward. WANT ED Woman to care for child for working mother. Phone 3362. FOR SALE 4-burner gas range with autoimtic oven and broiler, almost new. S10I). P. O. Box OOfl. Medford. WANTED Experienced waitress. Ap- P 1 V m P" o n. The What Not. FHANKFURTERS 37c lb. Oak dale Grocery. Corn Eastern Yellow 3 00 per cwt, Dry-land Alfalfa 47.00 per cwt. Beardless barley . 3.25 per cwt, WMlnmctle Grey Oats .... 3 25 per cwt. Kanota Oats . . 3 23 per cwL Seed Rye 2.8.1 per cwt. Barbed Wire, 12 gauge. 5.90 per roll Vetches English Rye Grass Sweet Clover AlMke Crimson Clover Ladlno Ladino & Alsike Meadow Foxtail. Get our prices before you buy. T. E. SAMSON COMPANY FOR SALE by owner One 9 -room ana one 4-room east side home, 3'j years old, both for $4850 for quick sale. Dial 3144 for appointment. BIGGEST Show Value in Town!' Nlshts Onlv Weehdavi Hurts g?4S f EVERYTHING In ENTERTAINMENT I - 1 cjitattit Muucal I; TODAY 3 Happy Days 2 HITSI 1 1 . DowfcU.Pau Ns i f fu Hilari.tii Hi,h'TlmaivX MftMTTiiiiT7Ttfifllal TCm SAT. 1 cows, fl heifer. S veal. 8 miles north on 99. across from Kirkland road. Rt 1, Box 359. Ph. Central Point 19X4. FRANKFURTERS Grocery. - 37c lb. Oakdale DEWEY BUTTONS now available at Republican Headquarters. West Main and Grape, former West Side Shop ping Center location. FOR TRADE Good V-8 pickup Want late mode) passenger car Phone 3898. FOR RENT Electric paint sprayer, complete, by day or week. Faber's, 34 S Riverside. Phone 4449. FOR SALE Fisher's Mormtlk. A real dairy feed. Try it. Faber s, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 4449. FOR SALE Third cutting alfalfa Inky. Very leafv, good for rabbits, Faber's, 34 S Riverside. Phone 4449. OCTOBER 7th is the last day you can register. Anyone reaching the age of 21 on or before .November 7th can register. Republican Central Committee. LOST. STRAYED or STOLEN Irish Setter. Please Phone 5604 after 6.30 p. m. Reward. THE CANTEEN REOPENS Tuesday. Oct. 3rd. You can again get that delicious Mealy burger, the best sandwich of Its kind In Medford. Hot dogs, tuna fish, egg sUd. cheeseburgers and chili are especial ly good. A different kind of home made soup served each day. Walk an extra hlock and get a real treat. The Canteen. 414 E. Main St., next door Roxy Theater. YES, AGAlN we have those good link sausages, 43c lb. Oakdale Gracery IF YOU HAVE MOVED: if you have changed your name, you must regis. ter again. October 7th is the last day. Republican Centra 1 Committee . WANTED Pear pickers, good crop. Kcnly Orchnrds. Phone 637fl. WANT ED-Plowing, (lisping nndT.ar- rowing in the vicinity of Beall Lane. Rt. 2. Box 188. Frank Skelton. WANTED Waitress dav or nlilht shift. Apply In person. Valentines ff"lS THE patriotic duty of every per son to vote this year. Hnve you registered yet Republican Central Committee. ONE large used heating stove. SlS oft; Including pipe and floor board, also one small heater with pipe, $.1 00, both in good condition. Call 5913, GirlScaut office.500E. Maim EXCHANGE largest stock of auto gen erators. $8 00 and up. also have your, generators rewound and save money at Severin Electric, 1303 No. Riverside. Signal Station. A. C. TRACTOR' model K O. 48 horsepower, with dorer b'ade dle sel motor In good condition. Phone 274g. 9 a. m. to 3 p. m , for ap poln tment. For used PIANOS and ACCORDIONS, all sires at reasonable prices, call PuruckeTs at 4103, WANTED Man to do reporting, young or old. Apply tn person Mail Tribune. SAUERKRAUT Grocery. 17c qt. Onkdale CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR Save Time. Cash and Gas. Call Automoolle Market, Friendly Medford Dealer. Ph 3!H9 flth and Bartlett No Red Tape When You Sell to Us SAWDUST 'for sawdust burners New fuel Med ford Fuel Tel 3 1 1L ADAH;S BEAUTY SALON All kinds of beauty service Perms nenls a specialty. Phono 3604. 130 N. Central Slmpls pfles nf f A notwrick sir! tortureyou 'i s.i: ..1.1. : I..L. I .-.i I Stuai cation n he lubrifitc ant) o(ln. I'roter.tive I intl-chfEi. to eaiy to aie. Get genulns i Stuart's Pyramid SuppoiKotiea at your 1 drug tor without dnUjr G0c nH II .20 oa maker's money-back suaiAntee. i 2 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITSI i a 1 1 1 H 1 1 ;Tni Show, Start 1:45-6:45 9:30 STATUS WEDNESDAY PLUS "HOPPY" RIDES AGAIN! Tuidar. Oc. 9. 1944 v MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE FIV1 COAL Off ear price. Medford Fuel. Tel 3111 WANTED Late model used ears Highest prices paid for good, clean automobiles C'rjter Lake Motors ATTENTION PLEASE t Wanted: Late model used cars Highest cash prices paid. Large stock Dnvton-McClaren tires Bring in your certificates. Still have a few good used cart Look them over oefore you buy Get ready for winter now We have batteries, logllgbts. heater hose. A. Z. "TURBY DEAN, Your Pontlao Dealer. 8th and Grape. Dial 2942. Medford, Ore. Buy War Bonds WANTED Woman helD with housework 3 or 3 days a week, good wages, strictly modern home Trib une Box S82 FIR ROUGH BLOX and hig ftr staos, green. 6-tler load. $6 50 Medford Fuel Tel 3111 1122 N Central FOR SALE We rIwrvi navm n later model used cars on hand See us before you buy Crater Lake Motors "AGATES polished and mounted' Have your agates made up for Rifts Orders must be in before Nov 1 Santos Agate Shop. 425 E Main. Med ford, a t Bea Creekbrid go DRY fir slabs for low cost heat Med- ford Fuel Tel S1U INDIVIDUAL household and mlscel laneous storage lockers available at Faber's Warehouse. Dial 4449. IPIS WA -APPLY AT- HOLLYWOOD ORCHARD Jacksonville Highway One Mile West of Medford STARTS TOMORROW in TECHNICOLOR STRANGE LOVES, UNBELIEVABLE ADVENTURES in the SOUTH SEAS! Sm rTV $lon tit "Arabian Nights" 1 'MfM MARIA M0NTEZ mm JON HALL rT L0NC"ANEY ixciTino Jr BATTLE REVEALED IN THIS FILM LATEST ROCKETS! NEW FIGHTING WEAPONS! JAP SUICIDES SEEN! 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