LOCAL and
Return! William Q. Hunter
of Phoenix has returned to his
home after a week's vacation
at Crescent City, Calif.
Horn On Furlough Marine
Corporal Glenn E. Deivert of
305 S. Oakdale street, is home
on furlough. He recently com
pleted a tour of duty in the Pa
cific. Minor Accident A passenger
ear driven by Roy W. Colpitts,
Central Point, was Involved in a
minor collision Tuesday with a
pickup driven by R. V. Beall of
Central Point, according to a re
port on file today. Mrs. Jane C.
Lydiard. 16 Geneva street, drove
a passenger car which struck the
parked car of Blanche Avery
Petroff, Klamath Falls, on Wed
nesday, according to another re
port on file.
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end all other good druggists
WANTED
AUTO COURT OR
MOTEL PROPERTY
IN MEDFORD AREA
MUST BE HIGH CLASS
Preferably 20 or more units
and have good past earning
record.
Give full particulars and
exact location, and photo
If possible.
Broker's offerings invited.
Address Box 99
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Open 0 3O a. m. to 7 p. m. -
PERSONAL
CALENDAR
7:45 p. m. Contemporary
Book club, home of Mrs. Glen
Gibbons, Bameburg road. Mem
bers asked to note change in
meeting place from home of Mrs.
Ernest Barnes.
9:00 p. m. Royal Neighbor
social meeting and public dance
at K. of P. hall. Oldtime and
modern dances, refreshments.
Friday
1:30 p. m. Jolly Stitchers,
home of Mrs. Fred Rehling, 1031
West Tenth street.
3:00 p. m. Jackson Parent
Teacher association, music room
of school.
6:30 p. m. Canton Siskiyou
No. 16 and auxiliary, covered
dish dinner followed by business
meetings. Mrs. L. O. Howard,
chairman.
8:00 p. m. Ladies auxiliary
No. 421 to United Brotherhood
of Carpenters and Joiners No.
2067, regular meeting, Carpen
ters hall.
8:00 p. m. Public card party
sponsored by Wenonah club at
Redmen hall, Apple street.
Dance At USO An Informal
dance will be held at the River
side USO Friday night. All jun
ior hostesses are urged to come.
Dances will be held in the fu
ture every Monday and Friday
night.
Walkers Return Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Walker of Talent,
recently returned from an ex
tended trip in Canada. Mr. and
Mrs. Walker visited friends in
Victoria and Vancouver, B. C,
and Calgary, Alberta.
Pheasant Crashes Window
A pheasant crashed through the
front window at the home of
Stan Shafer, 15 South New
town, Tuesday afternoon. Sha
fer stated that the crash caused
"somewhat of a mess" in the
living room of his home.
Navy Steward Mrs. Beulah
Brown of Medford received
word today that her son, Lee C.
Brown has been appointed chief
commissary steward at Pasco,
Washington, naval air station.
Brown has been in the navy for
three years, two of which were
spent in Alaska.
Returns To So. Pacific El
don C. Deen, who has spent four
months in the Naval hospital
at Bremerton, Wash., has been
returned to the South Pacific,
according to word received by
his mother, Mrs. Hazel Dean,
409 Hill avenue. He is stationed
at a naval receiving base and
stated several Medford boys are
at the base, among them Bob
1 McAllister and Claud Jones.
A C,im n..
. . . MeeKord
Saturdays Until 8; JO -".
Finds Weather Box Cal Ham-
merly, 543 Haven street, found
a radiosonde, a weather indicator
sent up by the local weather
bureau, on a hill east of Eagle
Point, on the C. C Hoover ranch,
while on a hunting trip Wed
nesday. Hammerly stated the
mechanism was in fair shape.
t
Miss Vilas Leaves Miss Susan
Vilas, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Vilas, of South Oakdale
avenue, left yesterday for an ex
tended visit in California. Miss
Vilas plans to visit friends in San
Francisco and Los Angeles. On
her return she will enter the I
University of Oregon for winter
term.
Mrs. Kurti Leaves Mrs. Ef
fie Kurtz, 204 North Ivy street,
left last night for Portland on
a brief business trip. She will
return to Salem for the district
convention of Zonta Interna
tional to be held there Satui
day and Sunday. Mrs. Kurtz is
vice-president for the district.
A number of other members of
the Medford Zonta club plan to
attend the district meeting.
'
Real Estate Exams Exami
nations for real estate brokers
and salesmen will be held at
the Medford Armory, Monday,
Oct. 23, at 9:30 a. m. Examina
tions will be conducted by
Commissioner Claude H. Mur
phy of Salem, assisted by Carl
Y. Tengwald of Medford, mem
ber of the State Real Estate
Board.
Recovers Miss Nanette
Holmes, daughter of Mrs. Kin
ney Holmes of San Francisco
and David Holmes, Reddy ave
nue, Medford, has returned to
Dominican college in San Ra
phael, Calif., tfter an illness of
three weeks. Miss Holmes re
ceived her junior certificate at
the University of Oregon, and is
now majoring in sociology.
Miss Tengwald Home Miss
Carol Tengwald, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Y. Tengwald of
Kings highway, has returned to
Medford from Portland, Ore.,
where she was the house guest
of Mrs. Richard A. Ralston. Be
fore she visited in Portland, Miss
Tengwald stayed at the Pi Beta
Pi house on the University of
Oregon campus during rush
week.
Need Wrappings An appeal
for Christmas wrapping paper
was made today by Miss Vera
Humphrey of the Junior Red
Cross who stated that the office
is using large quantities of the
wrappings for packages which
will go to refugee children in
liberated countries. Miss Hum
phrey further stated tb,at articles
for the packages, such as small
toys, games, hair ribbons, cray.
ons, toothbrushes, or other small
articles that are useful, pretty or
entertaining, are still needed
Donors are to bring the paper
and other articles to the junior
headquarters in the Holly build
ing as soon as possible.
Livestock
Portland. Ore . Oct. 19 (UP) Live
stock: CAttle. 300; calves. 7.V Active,
steady. Common-medium steers $9 3
11.50. Heifers SB "M0 30. Canner-cut-
ter cows $4.50 r 6.25. Fat dairy type
cows au. .Meamm-Rooa neei cows
;1ii10 2.V Good vealers $13313.50.
Grass calves $13 down.
Hogs. - 500. Active, steady. Good
choice 180-240 lhs. J!!75; 241-270 Ihs.
S15: heavier and lighter weights S141
14 50. Good sows $1.125 4 14. Choice
115-ln. feeder pigs $14 25.
Sheep. 250. Active, steady. Good
choice wooled lambs largely $1150;
few $11 75; one lot choice 96-lb. range
lambs S12. Light shorn lambs $8. Good
yearlings $9. Medium-good awes
South San Francisco. Oct. 19 fUP)
(USDA) Cattle. 250. Generally
t
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Uniled Slates Senator
GUY CORDO
HAS MADE GOOD
Senator Cordon Is serving
Oregon with distinction in
the United States Senate.
KEEP CORDON Oil THE JOS
VOTE 16X-Gen. Elec. Hov. 7
PA. Adv. Cordon for Stnator Comm. Marshall Cornett,
Ex-StcrXary Imparial Hotal, Portland, Oregon
toailr. About toad medium to food
grass steers sus u. uooa quoica
Good cows salable 411 it 11 50. About
two loads common to medium range
cows $9 9 10. Canners and cutters
mostlv $6 6 8 Good early clearance.
Calves. 135. Fully steady. About
load good to choice 350-lb. Nevada
calves $14. Common package 263 lbs.
$12
Hogs. SO0. Around 15e higher. Few
loads good to choice 200-240-lb. bar
rows and gilts $15.55. Odd good sows
$13 75.
Sheep. 1100. Steady choice quoted
$14. About three decks lambs offered.
Common to good ewes offered $2 3 5.
Chicago, Oct. 19 UP) (WFA
Livestock:
Hogs, 6000: complete clearance
early; good and choice 150-240 lbs.
$14 75: heavier hogs and good and
choice sows $14.
Cattle, 4500: calves. 00: top steers
$18: best heifers $1625: stock calves
id down: pracucal top veal calves
$15.50: weighty slaughter calves
$6.50 ia 12.
Sheep. 3500: good and choice nntlve
lambs $14 r 14 40; three loads good and
choice 87-lb. Montana lambs carrvlng
a small menmm ena um; tnree
loans mixed medium to choice Mon
tana ewes with Ka. I and fall shorn
pelt, $8.
Portland Produce
Portland. Oct. 19 (UPi Who! Mate
market prices:
E8s 1c retailers: A, large. 56c; A.
medium, 4Ri?M8c: small. A, 28c.
iMusnrooms IN ami rial hothouse, 85c.
Onions Green, 63 0175c.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago. Oct 19 (UP) Wheat:
ODen Ttlph rMnaji
Dec. ..$! 65 $1651, $164, $165
May 160, 1.60', 1.60", 100'L
.lulV 1 4lli 1 4011. 1 JO. 1 OIL
Sept. 1.48 1.48, L48 L481,
S. F. DAIRY PRICES
San Francisco, Oct. 19 (U.R)
Dairy market:
Butter: 93 score 43c; B2 score
42'4c; 90 score 42'ic; 89 score
41 '4 c.
Cheese: Wholesale prices, loaf
27.9, triplets 27.2.
Eggs: Large grade A 54'.
55'2, medium grade A 49'i
50'2, small grade A 24 14-2 5 '-5,
large grade B 371i-38,.2,
Wall Street
New York, Oct. 1 9 (U.R) The
stock market resumed its rise
in the late trading today after
mild correction in the earlier
dealings.
The general average reached
a new high since July IS, 1944,
while rail stocks were at their
best since July 19. 1944. The
utility stock average slipped
back after touching a high since
early January in the previous
session.
Leadership continued poor,
according to the financial dis
trict. National Distillers, which
opened on a 6,500-share block,
topped the list in turnover with
Texas Pacific Land Trust second.
Other actives included North
American Aviation, National
Biscuit, Graham-Paige, National
Power, Southern Pacific and
American International.
Today's closing prites on se
lected stocks:
American Tel. & Tel 163''2
Anaconda 27ss
Chrvsler 94'. 4
Curtiss Wright 6
General Electric ! 3!)3a
General Motors 64?s
Penn. R. R 30' s
J. C. Penney lOOs
Radio lO's
Southern Pacific 32' s
Standard Oil of Cal. 3634
Texas Gulf Sulphur 35
Transamerlca fls
United Alrcrafts 31 3s
U. S. Rubber 49i
U. S. Steel 58? s
CHURCHWOMEM MEET
Salem, Ore., Oct. IB (U.R)
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
Church of Oregon opened its
annual conference here this
morning with approximately
475 delegates registered. The
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conference will
through Friday.
eontinue
Too Late to Classify
FOR SALri One of Medford's best
fiaving cafes. Well established, good
ocatlon. low rent, well equipped.
Over 20 years in Medford in same
location. Not Just a man and wife
business but a real restaurant and
a money maker. Write Tribune Box
3559 for details.
ATTF.NTIOV FARMERS
AND RANCHERS
Dimension and Boards iNo Priority)
Low as $20 00 per M.
Flrtex Insulation Hoard, 4c per It.
Plaster Board, 3'ic per ft.
00-lb. Mineral Surface Roofing. $3.13
PEAGUS POINT LUMBER CO.
FOR SALE Pai-kard sedan, '29. fine
shape, good tubes and Ures. Phone
40211.
TOMATOES Nice ones for catsup or
canning, at the Riverside Market
tonight and Friday, 2c a lb. You
Must bring yourowncontameri.
rQAA Modern home on east side
COjvll ' own- Three bedrooms,
" sewing room and dinette,
large living room and kitchen, oak
floors, fireplace, basement, laundry,
hot air furnace, double plumbing, 2
car garage. Shown by appointment.
QfC A A 1 rooms, bath and closed In
ijZDuU porch, two stoves. Paved
Y street, close In.
Carl Gottschc
7 N. BartlcitSt; Ph. 4646 or 3961.
WANTED To rent or lease modern
2-bedrocm house, small acreage.
Tribune Box :WH.
FOR RENT Close In. nice, clean, 3
room apartment with private bath,
for couple only, permanent, no
drunken parlies tolerated, 2nd floor,
$35 month. Shults, 420 l N. Grape
St.
PRUNES
TOMATOES
CUC'l'MIJEKS
B. E. Ford. 2 miles west on Jackson-
vllloHighway. Box120J
SMALL APARTMENT Thoroughly
clean. One or two employed adults.
415 Edwards.
WANTED Experienced grocery clerk.
Call in person. Anderson's Thrift
Market.
FOR SAI.E 2-wheel trailer, welded
steel frame, very good rubber. 618
Victory St.. Apt. 2
FOR SALF 42 acres, close In, six
room modern home, several new
outbuildings, land irrigated.
H G. Wilson.
7 Chestnut Phone 4S44.
FOR SALE Chester White weaner
piR; also 2 fat' steel calved. Orion
Gins. 1 mile S. W. Central Point.
Phone 218;
FOR SALE 6-hoTe wood range, $23.
J. T. Savle, next tloor to Shell's
llnrher Shop, Centrnloint.
TOMATOES Nice ones for catsup or
cnnnmK. at the Hiveralde Market
toniuht and Fridny. 2o a lb. You
Mu-it brintt your own container!.
ROYAL-Neighbors public dance, K"
P. Hall Oct. 19. Good music with
modern and old Jlmednetng.
FOR SALE-Model W Cletrac tractor
in good condition. R. C. Ward.
Phone f08.
FOR S A L K -2 0 Acres 12 Cad e n o
Clover. 13 acres free water. 7 room
modern house, basement, built for
furnnce. Hardwood floors, l-v. Km.,
Dlninit Rnv. citv water, creek thru
piece. Good out buildings. Hi school
bus by door. About 2 ml. from Med
city limits. Price $7000. 'a mi. west
I.onc Pino school, uucKshot mil Ka,
Rt. 4. Box 68 A.
FAHMKRS " ATTENTION Cltnrrnns.
fer & Stnrngc offers you n com
nlete service in nil hauling and de
livery of anything. Phone 4064. 38
South I' tr.
IM lis Kefinish Your Car Fight.
OVE shop using best DU PONT
PHK-WAR MATERIALS.
fl Years Same Location.
MITCHELL PAINT SHOP.
608 S. Riverside
FOR SALE Automatic gas water
heater and desk. Heasonanie. can
7)8 Sherman St.
CCCAnA lovely home on West
ODDuU Main St., 3 rooms and
T balh downstairs, and util-
Itv room, all hardwood floors, 3 bed
rooms and bath upstairs, water
proof baement and furnace, large
electric n"l waier laiiK, niceiy mim- .
scaped. If you want a real nice
home, let us show you this place.
Some term". Ben R. Cooper, Brok
er; Chas. BUess. Salesman. 223 N.
Riverside. lhone7.1.'.7 or 7313.
TOMATOF.SNire onea for catsup or
canning, at l he Riverside Market
tonight and Friday, 2c a lb. You
Muit bring your own containers.
LOST Wallet, containing A and C
books. Finder please return to O.
H .lohnson, H20S. Central. Reward
WANTED nt once To lease furnished
or unfurnished house with acreage
up to 23 acres, with fruit and pas-
lure, win lease ror one year, neier
enres. Tribune Box 3f)3.
WANTED To rent or buy a good 3
bedroom furnished home. For furth
er details sec Claude Mites. Rogue
River Chevrolet, Dth and Bartlett.
1'hnne afHH.
1924 - 1944
20
YEARS
of
Entertainment
The
Gralerian
Theatres
Anniversary
starts
SUNDAY
with
7 Big Days
of Fun!
PATRONTEE your local transfer com-
fany, operating in Medford since
Pit). Davis Transfer it Storage- Co.,
40 S. Ttr St.
LARGE tooted perennfafs for taTl
planting. Choice Delphinium clumps
and snaps. Berrydala Flower Farm,
Oid Highway North.
HAVE A 1S4V Dodge Coupe Will take
either 1941-42 Chevrolet pickup in
trade.Tr.bune Box 3653.
PYTHIAN SISTERS wilf serve to the
fiubltc a home cooked cafeteria
uncheon, 12 to 130 Monday, Oct.
23rd. at the Kni&hts of Pythias, cor
ner of Grape and 5th.
for sale uoon clean car, ij3. a-
door, radio, heater, A-l. Price ?J3U.
No. 1 Holly Court.
WANT TO RENT furnished 2 or 3-bed-
room home for the duration. lie
sponsible party. Tribune Box 33M.
FORSALE Silver wrist watch. Slff,
good condition. Tribune Box 3.136.
FOR SALE Fisher's All-Purpose rab
bit peiiaMs. raDers, a. niversiue.
Phone 4449.
FOR SALE Brown Swiss cow, just
fresh. Phone 6-innjoe nry.
FOR RENT Pleasant sleeping room,
employed couple or lady preferred.
rnone oim. m aimono.
AUTOMOBILE MARKFVf
6th and Baxtlett Streets
Your Fricndlv Medford Dealer
Phone 3919
1941 Olds convertible 5 passenger;
19.19 Lincoln Zephyr sedan;
1938 Lincoln Zephyr sedan;
1936 Ford coach;
1936 Plymouth sedan;
1934 Olds sedan;
1934 Ford coupe;
1937 Ha-ton Ford truck, long wheel
base.
See us first If you want to sell or
trade.
FOR SALE Choice Guernsey cow
with second calf. Phono 4416.
WANTEDMan "with build oierTPh".
4416.
WANTED Man or boy for parts d
partment. good Day and good
i op-
L. C.
portunity for advancement, L.
TayJoCoJlja b. Riverside.
FOR- SALE Brand new 3-ton" Dodge
truck engine, complete with clutch
and fl-speed transmission. L. C. Tay
lor Co., 112 S. Riverside.
TRADE Exceptionally fine registered
OIC boar. Need heifers. Hereford
bull and farm equipment. Tribune
Box 398 1
FOR SALE 5-tube battery Airline
radio, good condition. 413 N. Cen-
tral.
FOR SALE Guernsey cow, coming
fresh with secund calf. Phonc6443.
A FINE mountain ranch of 60 acres,
very close in, near main highway,
new 3-room log house, gravity
water, fine timber, all for $2500. or
will sell 190 acres for $3300. W. F.
Bove, 43roker. Office 3 miles west
Gold Hill on Highway.
FOR SALE Kow -Kare. A tonic and
conditioner. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside.
enone v.
rOR SALE -
Pre-war Bauer Down
jacket, medium size. 920. 43 South
Central.
PACKING, Crating and Shipping
Complete service. City Transfer
Storage. Ph. 4661. 38 S. Fir St. .
FOR A PERSONAL OR AUTO LOAN
Sea
THE OREGON FINANCE CO.
43 South Central
A Pioneer Firm
TOMATOES for canning and Juice lc
a lb. field run this week only. Ap-
Sles SI. 30 and 1 A3 a box. Prunes
c a lb. Large Salwav peaches. Pav.
less Market. 233 South Riverside,
opposite rircstona.
FltRN'TTtlRE KTORAC.E rnmnlete.
modern service. Special lockers. Ph.
aafifl, Davis Transfer Storage Co., i
40 . FlrSt. j
WAITRESS WANTED Apply In per-,
son. Valentine's Cafe. j
ORCHARD" Men and Seed Growers!
Do you want bees for pollination ;
next season. Then see Stewart, the :
bee-man within SO days from this ,
date. 338 Plum St.. Ph 31178. i
ROUGH BLOX Xe FIR SLABS Big 1
double load gfl.50 green, Med. Fuel i
Co.. Tel. 3111. I
WANTED. 3000 Christmas lrees7"PTT.
3804
A-CTR AC TR7rnonr el " K' OTB
horsepower with dozer b'nde, die- I
sel motor tn gooi condition Phono j
2748. 0 a. m. to 5 p nv. for ap- j
pointment. I
ROXY THEATRE
Re-opens
TOMORROW NIGHT
WITH
BRAND NEW EQUIPMENT
and BRAND NEW POLICY:
2 Major 2d Run Features
on Every Program.
a Adults 40c Kiddie 16c
Military 35c.
a Night Show Only Week
Days, Starting at 6:45.
a Matinees Every Saturday at
1:45 Sat. Eve. at 6:45.
a Continuous Shows Sundays,
Starting at 1:45.
CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY
TOMORROW NIGHT and
SATURDAY MAT. & EVE.
RED SKELTON
"WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN"
plus
CHARLES STARRETT
"COWBOY IN THE CLOUDS"
Thursday, Ocl. 19, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEH
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
To anyone that has purchased oil and
gas leases In Hsrney county. Ore-
f:sn, and to anyone who may be
nterested In oil development In
Oretion
Please note:
A meeting will be held at the
Armory at 8 p. m. Friday, October
20th. It will be interesting to at
tend. J. E. Zuber.
ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON All kinds
nf beauty service. Permanent a
specialty. Ph.2664. 120 N. Central.
SAVE MONEY Get your generator
exehangei or get them rewound at
Severin Electric, 1303 N. Riverside.
Signal Station.
CASH IN A FLASH
FOR YOUR CAR
Save Time. Cash and Gas.
Call Automobile Market,
Friendly Medford Daalar.
Ph S!119 6th and Barilert
No Red Tape Whan You Sell
to Us.
ATTENTION fLEASE!
Wanted: Late model used cars
Highest cash prices paid
Large stock Dvton-McClaren
tires Bring In your certificates
Still have a few good used cars
Look them over oefore you buy
Get readv for winter now We
have batteries, toglighta. baa tar
hose
A. Z -TUBBY' DEAN,
Your Pontloc Dealer.
6th and Grape Dial 2042.
Mediord Ore. Buy War Bonds
For used PIANOS and ACCORDIONS,
all Hizes at - rciinnnabla prices, call
Puruckersat 4193.
WANTED Woman to help with
housework 9 or 3 days a week gd
waijcs. strictly moderr homo Trib
une Box882
"AGATES' pollsheo and" mounted
Have your agate made up for gifts
Orders must be in before Nov 1
Sauto's Amtte Shop. 423 E Main
COUNTRY HOME One acre and new
five-room plastered house, hard
wood floors throughout, two nice
bedrooms, floor bath, attractive
dining room, lots of bullMns, serv
ice porch, wash trays, cement foun
dation This bouse la especially well
built and will stand investigation
On pavement, near lhsdford. For
quick sale owners have offered this
place for $3000. terms. Less than
cost, sea L. G Pickell, 16 South
Bartlett.
With Mora Comfort
FALSE TEETH
Now Many Wear
FASTEETH. a pleasant Alkaline
(non-acid i powder, holds false teeth
more firmlv. To eat and talk In more
comfort, just sprinkle a little FAS-
I rov. nasty taste or feeling. Checks
folate odor" (denture breath). Cot
FASTEETH at any drug store.
TRUCKS
hs ion to roarr-nvs IOH1I SUMS,
nil rrtus
HUMPHREY
MOTORS
33 S. Riverside- Dial 4980
, fe i
IWII
WANTED Lata model used car.
Highebt prices paid for good, clean
automobiles C rater Laka Motors.
NEW FIR SAWDUST for burners.
Medford Fuel Co. Tel. 3111.
FORSAuE We always nave a few
latet model used cars on hand Sea
us before vou buy Crater Lake
Motors
DANCE
EVEllY
I
At the Picturesque
WAGON WHEEL
4 Miles from Medford on
Griffin Creek Road
Dancing Starts at 9
Swell Music Good Floor
Lota of Fun
Coma Out and Meet
Your Friends
STEVE BAKER
and DAVE GOULD
MtMrna tlirt HA
2 MAJOR FIRST-RUN HITSI
nnsi
Shows Start 1:45
HURRY! MUST END SAT.
ACTION! THRILLS! SONGS!
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ItOT
"TRIGGER"
Plusi
Night of Adventure"
COMING SUNDAY!
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Shows Dally 1:4S - 6:45 - 9;00
ENDS SATURDAY
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SUNDAY
ij1 20th.
' Anniversary
III .i Week at tho
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