Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 26, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and In Washington R. A. Work, 1514 West Main street, who went to Washington, D. C, two weeks ago on business for th soil con servation service, is expected home in a few days. ( Flu Fire Chemical equip ment was summoned to the resl , dence of J. P. Cocks, 603 North Fir atreat, this morning to ex tinguish a fire In a flue, fire of ficials stated. Only minor dam age was reported. Promoted Leo Mills, former ly stationed at Camp White with the 01st infantry division and now serving in Belgium, has been promoted to colonel accord ing to information received here by friends. Col. Mills is serving with Gen. Charles H. Gerhardt in the 1st army advance combat zone. While at Camp White Col. Mills served as inspector gen eral. Mrs. Mills is making her home In Yates Center, Kan. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chlropalhic & Naturopathic Physician 12S E. Main Dial 3170 Nervous Breakdown Persons suffering with nerv ous prostration of mind and body have headaches, depressed spir its, indigestion, dizziness, insom nia, Irritability and weakness. They worry about everything. Normal nerve function is badly retarded in these people. Greater nerve control will enable them to regenerate great reserves of dynamic nerve energy for use in times of stress. Reserve vitality can be readily created. See your naturopathic physician for build ing increased i.erve energy and greater vitality. 30.000 WOUNDED VETS RETURNING TO U. S. MONTHLY MORE TRAINED HOSPITAL WORKERS NEEDED URGENTLY WASHINGTON (Special) With more than 30,000 wounded soldiers being returned from the world's fighting fronts every month, the War Department today asked for thousands more medical and surgical 'technician! from the Women's Army Corps to help in army hospital throughout the United States ... 15 BEDFORD WOMEN HEEDED NOW TO SERVE WITH A SPECIAL MEDICAL UNIT FROM THIS AREA Those selected will represent Medferd In a special medical unit which will re ceive training at Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., and then return to duty at the hospital they choose within the Ninth Service Com mand. Call at the Women's Army Corps Recruiting Station and join the special Medical platoon from this area, leaving for training soon. WRITE, CALL OR MAIL THE COUPON NOW wOMEN'S ARMY CORPS I POST OFFICE BUILDING, MEDFORD, OREGON. I Please send me information about how I may help our wounded fighting men as a member of the Medical ' platoon from my area. ' NAME .. STREET CITY.. I I am between tne ages or am ana ir. j Sponsored In the 'interests of Victory Byi BROWN'S CAFE and BILLIARDS MAIN AND FRONT STREETS I am between the PERSONAL Receives Permit The city superintendent issued a building permit today to Leo Nelson to lower the ceiling in Berry's GriU at 12S East Main street at an approximate cost of $200. - To Mare Island Bernie Jona son. PN 1c, left last night for Mare Island navy yard after a 14-day visit with his. wife and child at the home of her mother, Mrs. E. H. Mann, 47 Rose avenue. His wife and child accompanied him on a short trip to Seattle to see his parents and Mrs. Jonason'a brother. Jonason entered the navy In July '44. Posts Ball Frank Hanson, 37, jailed Saturday for being drunk in a public place, was later re leased after posting $10 bail. When he was arrested he had no identification cards, registration or selective service classification card according to the police re port. Charles Franklin Camp bell, 40-year-old Montana resi dent, was held in the city Jail Saturday night for drunkenness. . Pesi Army Physicals Four teen registrants and transfers to selective service local board one passed pre-induction physical examinations at Portland Febru ary 21. They are: Delbert M. Boyd, Joe W. Rawhauser, Roy Elmer Coghill, Robert F. Baker. LeRoy Kyker, Robert R. Myers, Riley C. Cook, George W. Nel son, J. E. Garrison, Gall J. St. Arnold, Arnold M. Depner, Wel don C. Schoolcraft, Carl D. Streicher and Frank, E. Hall. Atierbury To Leaye1 Mayn ard O. Atterbury, EM 1c of the 55th USN construction battalion, will leave tomorrow for Camp Parks, Calif., after spending a 30-day leave here with Mrs. At terbury at the family home, 54 Rose avenue. Atterbury has been in the Seabees 28 months, 23 of which he spent on South Pacific duty. While on leave he visited his mother and other relatives in Roseburg. Atterbury was an employee of the California-Oregon Power company before en tering the navy. RECRUITING STATION "J I I STATE ages of 20 and 49. CALENDAR 10 a. m. Executive board of the Aa;lt Missionary society of the First Christian church at Fellowship hall. Bring sack lunch. 12:30 p. m. Kiwanian Dames, Holland Hotel. Mrs. Otto Frohn mayer and Mrs. C. Lyall Fidler, hostesses. 1:30 p. m. Mission Study class, Fellowship hall. First Christian church. Mrs. Rena Sa- ter. leader. 2:00 p. m. Women's Society of Christian Service at Metho dist church parlors. Priscilla cir cle, hostesses. Executive com mittee meeting at 1 p. m. . 2:00 p. m. Ladies of the First Baptist church -at church for missionary meeting. 2:00 p. m. Social club of Adarel chapter No. 3, Girls' Community club, 229 North Bartlett street. All Eastern Stars welcome. 7:00 p. m. Shrlners' wives, potluck dinner at home of Mrs. George- Carter, followed by cards and games. 7:30 p. m. Rogue Valley chorus, practice at high school. 8:00 p. m. Phythian club, Girls' Community club. Claudine Hawks and Alice Bilderback, hostesses. 8:00 p. m. D.A.V. auxiliary armory. Refreshments will be served to both chapter and aux iliary following meetings. 8:00 p. m. Medford Zonta club, studio of Mrs. Effie Kurtz 204 North Ivy street. Wednesday 12:30 p. m. Mistletoe club Girls' Community club, covered dish luncheon. Members asked to come in .norning if possible to sew. 1:00 p. m. C h a p t e r AA P. E. O., home of Mrs. J. A. Cun- ningham. Orchard Home Drive. Miss Joan Cunningham and Mrs. C. H. Paske, assistant hostesses. Program, Mrs. Dolph Phipps. Members req jested to bring war efforts report. ' 1:00 p. m. Crater Lake aux iliary, VFW, sewing club, home of Mrs. E. G. Heim, 508 South Grape street, dessert luncheon and sewing. 1:30 p. m. USWV Auxili ary Service club, dessert lunch eon at home of Mrs. Harry Bar- neburff. 1297 Sunset avenue Bring old Christmas cards for work projects. Club To Meet Chrysanthe mum Thimble club will meei at. fVic hnme of Mrs Lola Berg man, 328 North Oakdale avenue. Wednesday at 8 p. m. , Sentenced Patrick Emory Payton was sentenced to five days in jail or the alternative ot lpnvlne town in nolice court Sat urday. He was charged with drunk and disorderly conduct. Johnston Home Seely Johns ton. CM 1c in the Seabees, is home on a 30-day leave after having spent two years in the Pacific. Johnston is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johns ton, 697 west Thirteenth street, and his small daughter, Carolie. . Returns To Ashland Cpl. Gordon Ashcraft returned to his Ashland home at 217 Fourth street last week after an honor able discharge from the station hospital at Los -Angeles Port of Embarkation, Torrance, Calif. in January. Ashcraft enlisted in January 41 at Vancouver Bar racks, Wash. He was engaged in the battle of Fedala in French Morocco in November '42, the Tunisian campaign in May '42 the Sicilian campaign in July '43, and Italian campaign from September through November '43. He left the states in October '42, arriving in the African Mid dle East theater in November, and returned in March '44. He was a visitor in Medford Satur day. Gardners To Meet Medford Garden club members will hear a program on "Wings of Flight' at the morning session of the club Thursday at 10:30 o'clock. Mrs. R. T. Nichol and Mrs. How- I ard Bush will be leaders and j members attending are asked to I bring pictures and articles per ! taining to the feeding and nest ! ing of birds. Those who wish may bring a sack lunch for the noon hour. The afternoon session begins at 2 o'clock with Mrs. E. R. Wood speaking on 'Types and Culture of Violets." Mrs. Bush will show colored moving pic tures of local birds and flowers. Social chairman for the meet ing will be Mrs. R. T. Nichol. ! assisted by Mrs. E. Bundy, Mrs. I Mildred Litster, Mrs. W. H. Bai ley and Mrs. E. G. Riddell. I A new 'de-barker" g being i used in certain pulp mills that removes the bark from logs by the force of a Jet of water at ! 650 poundg pressure without re : moving any wood. The saving of I wood is said to be 20 per cent. ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF MEDFORD SAW SHOP Modern Equipment General Repairs Hammering Gumming Welding We Service Saws Up to 84 Inches WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER 765 South Rivertide, Medford, Ore. Phone 3917 Nimilz Follows Tolcytf Raiit- L m fc-'-f m w: vim ' ti, r f ' . a. ' f 1 ,yt!0mm rcme teiepnmot Admiral Cheater W. Nlmlts, Pacific Fleet commander, looks at a map of Japan in his advance headquarters at Guam at same time that Ameri can planes from a huge naval armada were raining bombs on Tokyo. This U. S. Nary radlo-telephoto was transmitted from Guam to San Francisco. COCKER SPANIEL FROM GREENE KENNELS WINS Swan EE Sue, black cocker spaniel owned by Mrs. Charles R. Greene, 611 South Riverside avenue, won another five points toward her championship rating at the Kirkland and East Side Seattle Kennel club show held yesterday, a wire to Mrs. Greene this morning stated. Swan EE Sue now lacks but one point for the rating. The dog was judged female winner and best of opposite sex. THURSDAY LAST DAY TO PURCHASE DOG LICENSE Thursday, March 1, is final day for the purchase of 1945 dog licenses, at the regular fee of $1, irrespective of sex. Start ing Friday, March 2, a penalty will be imposed. Dog licenses issued up to last Saturday by the county clerk totalled 3,001, and it is figured only 1,000 dogs remain unli censed, or their license has not yet been reported. Last year's record shows approximately 4,000 dogs in the county. THE GRANGE Griffin Creek Grange A barn dance and hard times party will be given at the Grif fin Creek Grange hall Saturday night, March 3, with the ways and means committee of the grange in charge. The committee will serve refreshments. The dance is for Grangers and their invited guests. George Mero is chairman of the ways and means committee. 100, NEAR8 MOTHER'S RECORD Amherst N. H., (U.R) Mrs Emeline Fuller, who recently celebrated her 100th birthday hopes to better her mother's longevity record, wmcn was iud years. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Oil brooder, 100 to 300 size. Phone 4241, between 12 and 1 or after 8. APPLEGATE 10 acres, modern 6-rm, $8,500. Other homes and ranches, $1,500 up. W. A. Chllders G. A. Kimble, opposite Post Off., Jacksonville. Phone 191. WANTEt) Fountain girl, experience not necessary. Roxy Ann Confec tionery. LOST Ration book. No. 4. Diane Bon- tils. Please leave at Man inoune. FOR RENT Small furnished trailer house. $10 a week for one; $15 for two. 032 s. FIT, FOR SALE; Traveleer house trailer, sleeps 4, has air brakes, 1943 model. Take car on trade or what have you? AUTOMOBILE MARKET 6th and Bartlett. Phone 3919. WANTED Lady for fountain"" work. nuson s uonieciionery. WANTED TO BUY 10 or 15 modern improved acreage. Tribune. Bx. 3817. FOR SALE Bed with coll springs and mattress, $17.50. Phone 4086. REALLY S-0-0-T-H-IH6 b.caui Ih.y'r, frntty mHta4 COUGH LOZENGES Soothe your throat all the way down far below the gargle line. Each F 4 F Losenge give your throat a 15 minute soothing, com forting treatment. Used by millions for coughs, throat irritations or hoarseness resulting from colds or smoking, imiy iuf box. '' J ' '..V . e . J ' 'I. FOR SALE Good milch cow. one T- y ear-old work hor, 4 dozen wntte Leghorn hem. Call after S p. m. 34S Harrison si., nsniano. WANTED Woman to be companion to elderly lady. Very little nouse worK. a soon nome zor eocneone. Phone 3358 or 3277. WANTED Girl or woman for house work; room and board, good wage. Apply at 339 N. Riverside. Mr. aienmngi. FOR SALE Factory-made trailer house, lot of bullt-lna, ahowar. S300. inoune. box aov. TA WM .1..., A ...Uu1 '.LlZlir cua do; oniy ii ures. iTinune, box FOR SALE First cut tin it alfalfa hav. f aoer i, at h. mverakle. n. 4440. FOR SALE Top frame for '29 Ford roadster; S large young White uranrrra roosters, FOR SALE FOR SALE Kohler & Campbell piano, good bargain. Phone 3B83, 118 Willamette. WAR PRODUCTION board is releas ing cast-iron bathtubs for essential users. Bring your priority to H. E. Hawk. Plumbinff and Heatlne. for Immediate delivery. Tube now in stock. ANYTHING to haul anywhere large or small. Phone 3888. Davis Trans fer & storage Co.. 40 s. Fir st t still have PREWAR DUPONT AUTO MOTIVE PAINTS. Jobs on which I use these materials are fully guor- , aaieea. MITCHELL'S PAINT SHOP oofl a. Riverside FOR SALE Fresh Guernsey heifer. pox dig-, lozicr unt, Meat org. CAR Canadian peat mots poultry Hl- icri now on iracK. apeciai prices on car, weal org reca ana oeea. APARTMENT for rent. Heated, every- ining lurmsnea; garage. 1417 Weal Main. Call 2618. ' (TO FA A 147 acres, 30 acres IrrU wOvvll gated, in clover; 5 -room modern nouse: io stan chion barn; AO acres tillable. On pavea roaa. hbii caan. inis piece win. uanaie o cows or mux, AlMO (FT AAA 5 acres d'AnJou pears, JjUvU Young orchard in pink of T condiUon. Showa good re turn rrom crop; rree sou; imgatca. ben n. cuufEK, uroxer CHAS B LA ESS. Salesman Office 323 N. Riverside. Ph. 7357. FOR SALE Flsher'a wheat-mix mill- run. Faber's, 34 S. Riverside. Phone 44V. TOR RAT.E Two houses' one four room, one hrM room, 1 1,890. In . come $50 per month; city limits; not modern. Inquire Used wardrobe onop. YOUNG man wants work. Dale Feath- erlnglll, 120 Laurel st. SPOT cash for prewar ' living room set, fnona auw, iwr. nampion. FOR SALE Wheelborrow, standard size, removable wooden sides, $45. zu a. Laurel st. FOR SALE One 8-voli battery radio, complete with table stand and new three-year guaranteed battery; A-l condition. Only $40. Phone 8088. if 7)anm);' Li to the music r , , j ;A k thf thrillesj 1 1 mlllions on J the RADIO (IT R ...STAGE... ST) L and SCREEN! f ' Ar Composer and Conductor St W TD yi FIO-RITQ X I and his ORCHESTRA L III Ths Oanee Treat of the Entile II 5 III Year. Make "Date" NOW to Iff ! hear this grand band Ted and fff lm his boys ... 11 Comma Kl PERSOII.' COME EARLY -STARTS 8 P.M. We must close at Midnight in cooperation with James Byrnes' nation-wide closing request. TUES. FEB. 27 MER RICKS BALLROOM! CITY B. noDnison, owner, jurruiure mov ing, commercial hauling, everything for your need. M S. Fir St. Phone 4B64. JTOR RENT Clot in cabin, furnished. except Maaing. buiudii iof .insiv man. Gaa equipped: light furnished. Tenant pays gaa. S20 per month. SIS west Main st. WANTED Garden tractor. Ph. 4634. UKOODER9 100 capacity, 93-43; 400 chick sixe. ei us. , t T. K. SAMSUH tUWAWl MAN wanted for service floor and lubrication; experiencea prvivuwu. Good pay. fires lone Stores, 31 8. TOR SALE Heavy-duty stock trailer. K. u. aiepneneoB wo., tuw McAnarews. roR RENT 3-room fur. houses. 34 N. Grape. GET your heavy green red fir slabe now tor iinmcaiiiie UCHVOi.. caua m. 34 S. Riverside, rnone 444; FOR SALE Meadow hay. $38 per ton. Order now. Tnts is an economy ieou. F. E. SAMSUH tOMrAWI FOR RENT or lease, res'taurant and service station vquipmcm, muu. liv ing quarters; 4 miles from city cen ter, can 33 w. orapc, WILL not be responsible for debts nther than mv own. L. W. Boyd. fOR RENT Apartment, gaa, electric remgerator; very ciose in. aoui- Bisnop aparxmcnia, te a. wrucu. FOR SALE Dependable tramporta- tion, low cost lA unevruisji, sw dan, $105; 13S Ford sedan, 9309; 1938 Chevrolet sedan, MU5; 103T Willis sedan, $375. These cars ready to go. Selby Chevrolet Co.. Ashland, uregon. FOR SALE Cockerels to arrive March F. E. SAMSON COMPANY WANTED Man end wife for orchard work. Good nouse, gaxaen ana huikj good wages. Triuune. box itva. BEARDLESS barley, seed rye. Get our prices. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY MILKING SHORTHORN AUCTION a. Ua4nrH Orann will sell 40 head milking Shorthorns, Including 25 registered cows, bulls. heifers ana caives, oaiancv nign grade Shorthorn cows and heifers. uri'nwiTCTlAV MAHrH 7 104.1 Sale to be held at Phoenix Live stock sale pavilion on nignway vv 4 miles south of Medford, Ore. rinnmaniln at 1 T M. Conitaners: Hart Farms, Talent, Ore.; Herb Jerschele, Sams Valley, ore.; v. uues, vxoia nm. jim man Gail. Gold Hill. Ore.; John TVmlsan Kf af4fiirH first. COL. A. H. DUDLEY, Auctioneer Medford. ore. rnone nxo Sflllf .TRY KETTING Rooflnat 1 men. l-root netting. iust wm uunsj for your nrooaers. pnn SAt.F siaklvou countv common alfalfa seed. Limited quantity. Mon arch seed Be reea to. SEED OATS Kanote, $3Jfl per cwt in i.ooo-iD. low. T, E. a A Maun cumf aw t C 1 f V ttnlnii Ttato rr4 1 Ma Has. can bank on that Monarch Seed Be reeq to. DAIRYMEN. ATTENTION! Every person In Jackson county who sells milk or cream, is urged to attend an Important meeting of the BOUTHWKST UKfiUUH 1SAUIX -V OPERATIVE. TIME; 10 a. m., Tuesday, Feb. ST, PLACE: Auditorium of the Jack aon countv courthouse. At this meeting marketing agree ments between the producers and the Co-operative will be completed and the board of directors will be elected. Mr. Cronsney of cnaiienge snciation will be nresent to ex plain co-operative procedure. This a your mcttuna. so au-tv w vw us tnat aay. , SOUTHWEST OREGON DAIRY CO-OPERATIVE By Roscoe Roberta, Secty. Pro Tern. GYPSUM Another car to arrive soon, Order now. Come end Ret it or take delivery wun your neignoor, eid.su per ton at car. FOR best results use Crown Poultry and Dairy reed, racuio f eed st seed co. KAN OTA OATS We clean the Dlck ena out of them to Insure you heavy Seed . Monarch Seed end Feed Co. ADAH'S BEAUTY SALON Special ldng In permanent All work guar anteed Phone 3684. 120 N. Central NEW LOW FEED PRICES Chick Starter Mash $3.78 Laying Mash complete with milk 3.40 Speclol Dairy Feed, per 80-lb. bag 2.40 Hen Scratch 3 00 Cracked Corn m.mmm.. .... 3-00 Get Our Prices Before You Buy. F. E. SAMSON COMPANY Admission $1.20 Per Person Including Ti Monday Feb. M, 1945 FOR SALE Rice hulls, best for chick utter. Monarcn aeeo at reea co. aZFALTA HAY 1st cutting. I31oE. F- K. oAMBUHtUMrAHT SHIPMENT of early seed potatoes. four varieties. Also onion sets. Jack eon County Feed Co Court and M"w Andrews, TIMS to plant your early garden paas, tuc pacauiKo ok inocuiant wiu piant lbs. of peea, beana or sweet peaa. Don't fall to plant without Inoculat ing. Jackson County Feed Co Court end Mc Andrews, tn our variety mi eectue. yen may una a type you want tor your col lection. Jackson County reed Co, Court end McAndrews. OIL and eleetrte brooders still avail. able, loo-chick sixe electric. $4-30. We can arrange for your baby chicks. Most ell breeds. No order too small. Jackson County Feed Co Court and McAndrews, GARDEN fertiliser In package eta xor your inoiviaual neeos. jacjeson County Feed Co, Court and Mo Andrews. CHICK feeders, 9et fountains, I8e. Ren na turxey leeaers, i.4B. Jackson County Feed Co., Court and Mc Andrews. WINDOWS AnT) d66r! Stock or Special Slzea k Window Glass InsUUed 1309 Court St. Phone 4758. PLAY SAFE Plant our Blue Tag - ui to ao wnaat. neavy-yieiding. rust-resistant. The variety you7!! ' w"utJ ,i.hv w prlng. Mon- HAVE you a house in Portland1! Will trade my home In Medford. Phone joa inr particulars, FIR ROUGH BLOX & SLABS green TeL 3111 'ou' weaiora ruu LOW PRICED LUMBER At Camaron MoKlth Lumbw Co. South Rivuald. at Bam.tt Road. dimension, plank. Alao northam rd .nu iciiLO posis. NO PRIORITY NEEDED. Phone H61. WANT TO BUY Good lawn swine I CASH m A PLASB FOR YOUR CAR. Bare Time. Cash and Gas. Call Automobile Hark.t, mendlj Uadford Dwler. Ph. 3ie. eth and BartlMi No Rexl Tape Whan You S.U .A IT. foTT ALE Grattlntf was. Umup.li mm eg irw so. TILL your mmranc ndt to Waiter Jmu. D.... mi. PRUNING 8HiAR3 real ones. 6.t F, E. BAMaOH COMPANY HELP WANTED Oependabl. boy to worn after school and Saturdays at our retail store. Monarch Seed eV m mrv rnut ra lun mvw 1038 Dodfe Coup. 1036 Dodge Sedan 1936 Pord Coupe 1837 Ford Sedan 1933 Nash Sedan 1B37 Pontiao B-Paa Coupe 1931 Graham Sedan Large Supply Dayton-McCUnm Tires Bee at A. Z. "Tubby Deaa Your Pontiao Dealer Richfield 8tatlon Dial SeiS fllh and flnn. R D.... m - WANTS D Experienced alteration Vlimin Annlu In ... Lenox, 17 S. Central. fOR SALE Ralrt haw -kbh '.nJ ... Dh....i. " r- J1;?8-1,;44 Ju Brln conUineri; TToitcr a one, otewari aye. vinntn .a t ri ZIT f . arooiTe.pnsr. teP.rfi?.'ittJ0 per husaSJ. Pacific reed Si Seed company, rnn sit. ... r-t.)-L, ' . j u vmcu on i V . "uiioer ana you re ..-... . phimibs aeea ei reea rn. .ii . Lii 1 n . . " z: " 1 yieia, pieni Xi verunea veivon ner- ".1 cs eeea L.O. T Major First Run Feature Hltsl Shows at IteS . 8:43 . 1:30 An exciting drama set In the most adventurous city In the world todiyl ""ek Coming f r Wednesday! VtBA RALSTON RKHARD MLFN trtrtVon STROHEIM PLUS MUST END TUESDAYI Smm HATWUtO Also "STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT" MEDrORB MAIL TRIBTJrTE TXYS I REPLACE your broken window gltir New glass installed while your wait. MEDFORD MllXWORlC CO The Glass House. Phone 4113 1 0th and Grape. 1 SAW FILING We sharpen sets tors, knives, lawnmowers, farm mowers, sickles, pruning sewa and what have you. All work promptly done. Prices reasonable. C. R. Borah, cor ner S. Grape end 8th sts. WANTED TO BUY Used or broke repairable furniture. Call 3080. Townsend ANCE at Dreamland Hall TOMORROW JOLLIEST DAIfCB IN MEDFORD! IS YOUR CAR FOR SALE? SEE HUMPHREY NOW for HISH CASH PRFCS HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Ave T So. Oregon's Finest Theatre) Shows Daily li45. 8:45 -9:00 Hilarious Romanes The sky's the limit for laughs wtien these two get together! Tli 20,000,000 RaasJar Norel I might Screammgry to the Screen! Nights Only Weekdays Doors Open 6:45 CLOSED WEDNESDAYI Your Favorite Fun Stars! MUST END TUESDAYI T COMING THURSDAY ROCKING WITH ENJOYMENT THAT'S DIFFERENT! HUTHY TERRY la 'PISTOL PACKIN' MAMA Added Hit JX M?st 3?.; t . End V ! Tuea. V si r . 0 r4w-l hm DUNNE 1 Chart.. B0YER is WEDNESDAY! O AIL "U8BELL I DIANA LYNN J ,