Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 17, 1945, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL and Postpone Meeting No meet ing of the Medford Women's Re lief corps will be held this Thurs day, officers state, and next ses sion of the group will be Oct. 4. Return Mrs. Josephine Jer ome. Holly apartments, and Mrs. Octavia Waddell. 11 Myrtle street, returned Saturday from a week's visit in San Francisco. In Hospital Roy McReynolds of Butte Falls, was recovering in Sacred Heart hospital today fol lowing a collapse yesterday morning on South Front street, according to hospital and police reports. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Walker and two sons. John and Robert, left for their home in Eugene today after spending the week-end in Med ford with Mrs. Walker's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Gilstrap, 35 Geneva street. m m Bikes Stolen Billie Richie. 414 Palm street, reported to city police yesterday the theft of his bicycle from a local theater and Bob Fasel, 40 North Peach street, reported his Hawthorne bicycle, license No. 142, stolen Saturday from high school. Officers To Coqullls County Judge J. B. Coleman, Commis sioners A. E. Powell and William Perry and Paul B. Rynning, county engineer, left yesterday for Coquille to attend a meeting of members of the county courts of Southwest Oregon. Fire Alarms City firemen were called to the home of E. G. Hawkins, 623 South Central ave nue, twice yesterday morning when an oil stove became over heated. No damage was report ed. Another run was made at 3:52 p. m. yesterday to extin guish a grass fire in a vacant lot behind 703 Beatty street. Cause of the blaze was unknown and no damage resulted. Home From Army Frank R. Brown, who received an honor able discharge from the army air corps Friday at Ft. Lewis has ar rived at his home in Brownsboro after four years and nine months service with the air force. As a staff sergeant with the ground crew of the Fifth Air force, Brown spent three years In the southwest Pacific and was awarded two bronze battle stars. He graduated from Medford high school with the 1937 class. DR. A. R. HEDGES Chiropractic & Naturopathic Physician 128 E. Main Dial 3170 LIFE-SPAN Much has been said of recent years relative to increased "life span." This has led many to be lieve that the national health has been greatly improved and the life-span lengthened. Such is apt to give the wrong impression. It is true that infant mortality has been reduced. Yet the death reaper continues his pace in the older age groups. "Defensive Diet" reports that Dr. V. G. Hei ser. author of "An American Doctor's Odyssey," recently said before the American Association for the Advancement of Science: "Your chance of increasing your life span after the age of 35 has not been increased one iota in the past 100 years:'" This only substantiates statements the writer has made several times. Improvement has resulted in the saving of the young. But little or nothing has been done for the person after the age of 35, and especially so should he have a chronic disease. It Is time re search from a new viewpoint be started. CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS KING'S CAFE Owned by OTTO and WAVE KING Highway 99 at Talent Come Out and See the BearsI WORKERS NEEDED GOOD WAGES GOOD WORKING HOURS GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS at your local cannery, Front and 1 3rh Streets. We're establishing a day shift for canning pears and a night shift for prunes. Here is your oppor tunity to assist a vitally important home industry and earn good money for winter needs and Christmas! ROGUE RIVER PACKING CORP. Telephone 3982 PERSONAL CALENDAR Tuesday 8:00 p. m. Ladies Mounted Troop, ride followed by dinner at home of Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Philips, Big Boulder ranch. 6:00 p. m. Wesleyan Service guild, "school lunch" picnic meeting at home of Mrs. C. A. Meeker, 724 East Jackson street. Bring sack lunch. 8:00 p. m. Pythian Sisters, regular meeting at K. of P. hall. Bring canned pears. 8:00 p. m. Carnation club, home of Susie Slaven, 411 South Newtown street. Mrs. Mary Car rara, assisting hostess. 8:00 p. m. Chapter BE, P.E. O., home of Mrs. Fletcher Fish, Phoenix. Program, Miss Stewart. Wednesday 12:30 p. m. Victory club of Reames Chapter No. 66, O.E.S., covereJ dish luncheon at home of Mrs. R. D. McCarty, Orchard Home Drive. Those desiring transportation phone 2982. 1:00 p. m. Get-Together club, dessert followed by card party, Eagles' hall. 1:30 p. m. Medford Extension unit, rally and installation at Girls' Community club. Anyone interested invited to attend. Applies For Permit C. H. Scheel, 931 Queen Anne avenue, applied for a permit this morn ing at the office of the city superintendent to erect a garage costing $300. Veterans Report Recently discharged veterans who report ed to selective service board No. 1 Friday were Charles Kudlac, Frank Hampshire, James Hobbs and Douglas MacKnight. Those reporting today were Murray L. Neal, Roy E. Lay and Willard E. Cave. Improving Dr. E. G. Riddell is recovering at the family home, 35 Crater Lake avenue, this week following his release from Community hospital after treat ment of injuries received August 28 from a fall at his home. The doctor expects to return to the dental office in the Medford Cen ter building in about a week. Visiting Here In the city vis iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Gilbert, 135 North Holly street, and other friends are Mrs. Sylvia Shreeve, of Sa lem, and her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mor ris, all former residents of Med ford. Mrs. Shreeve is to return to her home tonight and the Mor ris' expect to leave within the next few days. Discharged Cpl. Nell E. von der Hellen, route 3, has received an honorable discharge from the women's army corps at Camp Beale, Calif., according to a re lease from the station. Cpl. von der Hellen enlisted in March, 1945, trained at Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga., and was then assigned to Barnes General hospital, Van couver Barracks, Wash. She has had two sons in the service, Rich ard, killed in action on Luzon, and Capt. Robert von der Hetlen, B-17 and B-29 pilot. Wing Returns Charles Wing returned to Medford Friday from Burlingame Hills, Calif., where he visited Mrs. Wing and their two daughters. He will remain here about 10 days. Mr. Wing reports that their daughter, Charlotte, is now first cellist with the Burlingame high school symphony orchestra, and is a stu dent of Professor Rheinberg of the San Francisco symphony or chestra. The Wings' older daugh ter, Acacia Jean, has entered Mills college where she is a sen ior in the art department. Buchanan Here George Bu chanan, formerly of Medford, left yesterday for San Francisco after a brief business trip to Med ford and Ashland. Buchanan an nounced that he is now market ing a new handcrafted woman's wooden clog of distinctive type for Ned Mars. Ashland ortho pedic specialist, designer of the shoe. According to Buchanan, Mars' new clog may well be the nucleus for a flourishing new shoe industry for southern Ore gon. Buchanan has taken over the distributorship of the clog for the California territory. ( Team To Meet Degree of Honor drill team will meet in I the Lincoln gymnasium tonight at 8 p. m. for practice. Mothers To Meet Navy Moth ers' club will meet tomorrow at the Girls' Community club at 10 a. m., with a covered dish lunch eon to be served at noon. Groups To Meet Rogue Val ley Chapter No. 147 and auxil iary will hold their annual in stallation of officers in the arm ory Wednesday at 8 p. m. Ray Dorris, Portland, national senior vice-commander of the men's group will be installing officer for the chapter and Mrs. Dorris for the auxiliary. Preceding the ceremonies dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. Correction Through an error in compiling the list of sorority pledges in an office at the Uni versity of Oregon, the name of Miss Hortense Jennings, daught er of Dr. and Mrs. George Jenn ings, Saginaw Drive, was incor rectly listed. Miss Jennings is not a pledge of Alpha Omicron Pi. as was stated in the list of pledges given out by the uni versity. 10 I Reports of the district meet ing, held here Friday, and plans for a degree team, will be among the' business scheduled for the meeting of Crater Lake post No. 1833, Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary to be held Tuesday in the armory at 8 p. m. There will also be balloting on new recruits. Sixty-one persons attended the district meeting, held in the ar mory. Francis walker was in stalled district commander for the men's group and Mollie Dover, grants Pass, district pres ident of the women's unit. Among those present were De partment Commander Pete Fred rickson, Grants Pass; Earl Meade, department adjutant and quartermaster; Col. Ted Hopkins, post commander, Rogue River; Victor Robb, commander of the Medford post; Marshall Day, Central Point post commander; Marie Dana, department pres ident for the auxiliary and Al vina Fredrickson, department guard. FOURTH MARRIAGE LOOMS Hollywood, Sept. 17 (U.R) Actress Mary Astor today was preparing for her fourth mar riage. The screen actress an nounced she would marry Chi cago Broker Thomas G. Whee lock, formerly of the army air forces, this winter. Miss Astor was previously the wife of the late Kenneth Hawks, Dr. Frank lyn Thorpe and Manuel Del Campo. Too Late to Classify ENDS TONIGHT MATL TRIBUNE BARGAIN DAYS enos tontpht. Last chance. Mall your remittance or call at the omci. uon t torgot NEW PREWAR Furnished Home, two nec.ro.ims down stairs, children piayrooin with hunks upstairs 1 block south of senior high, 1003 wniiinan. 7atiu. FOR SALE Beautiful HomeTonlv in fourth block from Main street. aeconTeci inside and out. Nice r inr room, hedrooni, kitchen, dininf roam rruu room, in unary room, larre room upstairs can put two neas mere, insulation was put be. tween rafters this summer, and cenej. insulation over all of uv ing room, partially over rest o rooms. Grape arbor in front and pjick, KHraen ann lawn and hedce Two rentals in rear, one rentu for sis no, one $25 00 a month. House in rear has rooms and bath. Roth houses newlv roofed. New linn. leutn first floor front room thru to hack. Mu?t be seen to appreciate valte $5000 00. Furniture and stove go with property. Shults, 413 .-o. orape m. E N DS TONIGHT MAIL TRIBUNE BARGAIN DAYS ends tonight. Last chance. Mat your remittance or call at the office Don't forpet. For s ALE Wood heating stove, R1S00. Call after 5 pm, 731 So Fenr-h Phone M48. HOUSETrAILER '221-. ft. 1941 Vly. mouth, good pre-war tires, electric Drakes, very ciesn. triceo ior quick sale. Ever Shady Court, 3 miiei south on fs Hwy. WANTED To buy day-old alf. " Ho Jersey Phone fi35, BASEMENT APARTMENT for rent. a rooms and bath, no pets or chil nren. ju guinea t WANT nd to Tacorna. Washington. Friddy night after 6 o'clock. Share expenses Phone 4323. ITALIAN prunes, peaches, tomatoes Peacne 6e. tomatoes 3 string beans 7c. Psyiess Market. 3J3 s Riverid. opposte Firestone. ENDS TONIGHT MATL TRIBUNE BARGAIN PAYS ends toniffht. Last chance, your remittance or call a office. Don t forget. Ma 1 i the LOST Red Leather billfold between Mann's and narklne place In front of Western Thrift. Identification of Mrs. Don Geren, Cor vail U, Ore Tl.-T:hone rOR"s7VTE 1 634 Graham. Rt. 3, Midway Road. "Box FOlCTXLE One all electric 40 egg Mem man incubator and one eiec trie washing machine motor. 1720 Pmn. SC50 CASH to pay for used car. Call 4353 or at 402 Park. PF.TlfE PR U.ES 4c." 334 No. Eartlett FOR SALE Grown Scot tie female, $10. Roal Rogue Kennels. Help Kidneys II Back Aches rvi vnti anr from Gtt1naT Co TClMl fSi-cac Nrvo'ir.i, L-i rsir.i, d: Bwollsa AnklM. Rhmmstte Fains. b.Kiter Wftirtu, P:!j1 Ptni(. of ?:d snd r-jn-flon. dJ to neri-criir.le axd -.on-iyitfTr.ic Kitfr.f snd Biair tro-jbitit If to, frt is rtvd nfi: T T"T ftt oom sf Cytt'i i a pr.yiieisn'i preirription usj ' c fiPM to vers hflptrg th Kiar.eil "ish o-jt xet? acids snd vsstei !Ueh mss r.ve c'js'i vojr trouble. Eo tsks Crt xsclly si d:rr:tS sr.d Hth for qui: i-P and a rapid lncrsaw in pep, mcrs jouthful -i:.-.f s-.d liy r Uvlr.. fvst tr.u-t sat. iry cnmpIeftT &r Tour meney tck is gysr ir.red on r:urn of pt.ut psdeat'. Ln t -jar amir.tr asj vv.r.o'x irrmg BALE Davenport and chairs. 9 x 12 run. dinette table and 4 chairs. Hoover vacuum sweeper, hardwood cabinet, lectric range, icebox, lawnmower and many other Items Including garden tool. Call after B p m. 8 So. Orange. " T-NDS TONIGHT MATL TRIBUNE BARGAIN DAYS end! tomiht. Iast chance. Mall you- remittance or call at the office Pont forget- rSt'IT JARS Garden tooW."-22 shells, 231 So Ivy. FOR SALE -'38 NahSedanT231 So. Ivy- FOR KfcNT 2 " room" house, rarsg and chicken house 2t mi. so. of Merltnrd, on Hwy. 9 23 per mo. Couple only. Ph. 6489. roi'N D Bunch of keys and pd lock Owner can have same bv identifying and paying for ad at Tribune office. GVKRNSFY cow and heifer calf. .Tusl fresh Good for family use. Kings H'ghway. Box 830. I mile south of Stewart Ave. , , ,- CHOICK 3rd-cuttlng AlfaUa dehver edfrom field. T. E. SAMSON CO. FOR SALE Younr Guernsey cow. fresh 2 months. Tented and gentle, also 2 heifer calves. Phone 18XX2 Central Pmt: FOR SALE Block nartdie norr with harness and saddle, gentle: 3 gas oline engines, 1 a and 2 HP.. Loi ler Lane. Box 3S3-C. 1 FOR SAIT 1926 Chrysler seHan. cheap Phone 4P7H. FOR RKNT Smill apt. ' close In. 763 w. em. fOR SALE Fryers, roosters and fat hens, also extracted and bulk comb honev. Stewart, the Beeman. Plum St. at end of W IlOi. Phone5878 BOOKING ORDERS for Superphos phate r. e. samsud FOR SALE Petite prunes 2c lb. you rick. Call 7308 in the evening after 8 30 or In the morning before 11 o clock. EXCHANGE your future rent receipts for a home of your own. Wed Powers, building contractor. Phone 2817. WANTF.D Two men for common labor. $1 per hour. See Mr. Chnm pion at Champ s Garge, 311 EMh. FRUIT CAKES in tins packed for over teas shipment. Onkdsle Market. FORSALEfree ripened Bartlett pejirs. ready tor canning, sum per orchard lug. Oakdale Orchard. TWO factory Built house trailers for sale; one two room, one three room. Inquire Mr. Holster, Lithia Auto Court. Ashland. FOR SALE Two horsepower electric motor, sintle phase. 110 or 220 volt. Wlclo Green. 1 mile south of Tal ent FOR SALE Upright pinno. good con-ditU-n call 3232. Route 2, Box 419, on west McAndrews Road. FORSA L E-1942 Deluxe model' 2 speed Cushman Auto Glide with side car and windshield, first class condition, low mileage, inquire at Fltchner Garage. FOR SALE) 3 room house wired for electric stove. Shade trees, lawn. Immediate possession. $22H down. $30 per month. 1067 Court St. $303 FOR SALE ,V acre Irrigated. Prt in clover Maple t'RTK nisinri. . Flowers, broker. 205 South Holly. DRIVING to Los Angeles. Will take one tor company, lnuunc du WAN fii Bosc pear pickers, heavy crop. long JOO, 1 mno wesi nu -a mils Houth of Voorhies Crossing Kenly orchard. 1 1 TttHNTTFHW TOR CAR fY BWPItVfX arrjva oo. SAM- Fiacs your orqer eariy. r. a.. SON CO. ENDS TONTGHT MAIL TRIBUNE BARGAIN DAYS ends tonight. Last chance. Mall your remittance or call at the office. Pont forget. FOR SALE About 80 head ewes. Honwi Conger. Rt. 1, Central Point. P hJ S9. rOR SALE 18 fT trailer house, electric washing machine: twin bunk beds. First house north Joes Service Station, Talent JuncUon. Putnam. WAN TZ D Good 2 wheel trailer with -j"1..1''"' ia6 E. Main. Ph. 2003 FOR SALE Electric washinc nm chin j with wringer. Good condition. Inquii e for Charles Linebarger at John Cog hill store. fOR S A LE B e dTtead. mattress and sprlrgs. child a crib, phone 6966. 17 Newtown. WANTE.D Good Maltose kitten. home for beautiful Dial 2471. FOR SALE New 8'3 x 9i umbrella tent. 730 West Mlh after 5:30 p.m. D1NINS room set walnut. prVwat chine A-l condition. Phone 201. FOR SALE Bendix washing mi- chhm. Phone 6201. WANTED Man and wife for orchard work. Steady Job by year; house, cow, garden, good wages 4496 c o Tribune. Violin for sals Prlea reduced. SSI iuar; at. PAAAA 12 acrea Irrigated." 4-room vJVVv mooern house, barn, poul tern. Fine locatlc Half down. ALSO 18 acres on Ross Lane. Fine alfalfa and grain land. 3 room house. Tarse barn, fine location for e home, 3 miles out. ALSO I INK LOT on Jackson street M X ISO. Price jtion. $noo down. COOPER REAL ESTATE Office 21!3 No. Riverside Phone 7337 FOR SALS One TJurharn" Jersey milch cow. $90 00: one 9 mos. old Guernsey heifer, $33.00. Call 3310. 1 wll not be responsible for any bills contracted by anyone but myself eftcr ihisjrlata. Albert F. Mathwlg. WANTED A good Model A Ford". PhoneB3Qi. FOR SALE Hampshire pullets. 4 mos. old, $125 each. R. T- Lind say, p. o. Box 01, Jacksonville ENDS TONIGHT MAIL TRIBUNE BARGAIN ends tonight. Last chance, your remittance or call office Don't forget. DAYS Mall at the FOR SALE Davenport and cfinlF, large size chaise, lounge, 8 piece dining room set. writing desk with typewriter drawer pre-war; excellent condition. Full size camp pad. CHiiary singers and Parrakeets. 143 Kenwood. JUST ARRIVfD Fruit nicking pails and ladders, aluminum juicers fine line of tools and hardware gift items fly screen. ACME HARDWARE CO Main At Grape Phone 897ft FREE KINDLING Broken boxes. Available from 8:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. Rogue River Pack.ng Corp. 13th and So. Front. Directly across from cannery. ' WAITRESS WANTED No "SuSan" hoUdny or night work. Meals nd unilorms furnished Chance for ad vancement F. W Woolworth Co FOR-RALE Bartlett Pears for can ning Myers' Lane. Telephone 6339. THE ROAD AHEAD IS BRIGHTER! America has rounded the great bend in the highway of war, and the road ahead is bright with hope and promise. Highways will toon be happy ways again. Instead of leading to battlefronta and dangers, highways will lead to home to old friends and new happinesv And that's where Greyhound will be proud to round out Its immense war time job by re-introducing service men and women (and travel hungry millions at home) to the land they fought for, the land they love. With the lifting of wartime restrictions, Greyhound will further improve its service. More schedules will be added, giving greater frequency and offering more convenience. Newer buses, modernized terminals, new, high standards of highway travel are now on the way. Look ahead with Greyhound! GREYHOUND ITT W 1 1 MAT WANTED Steady port Hon fn our warehouse for man with grain handling and truck driving experi ence. Not a Job for one month but as l"ng as satisfaction delivered. Monarch Seed Ac Feed Co. fan SALE John Deere Model A tractor In good condition and good tires, with 7 ft. mower, two row cultivator and 3 way 18 Inch plow. All equipment to fit this tractor. Celling price. Harry Dunn., Cen tral Point. Phone 194. FREE KINDLING Broken boxes. Available from 8 00 am. to 3 00 pm, Rogue River Packing Corp . 13th and So. Front. Directly across from cannery. "SPECLAL " PS pc. Dinner Seta 819 93 ACME HARDWARE CO. Maln aV Grape Phone 8976 ANKLETS aires 4 to 0 QV&RALLS sizes 4 to 10 NEW CARDIGAN SWEATER. 100 woo), tires 4 to 6 TINY TOTS SHOP Third Floor Medford Bldg "Beauty Shop al Cold ftlll closed Sept. 38 until Oct 3th. Salesladies Wanted, f. WTWo6T- fOR SALE Paradochloudebenrine for peach tree borers. Economy Seed A Feed. 217 N. 8th. ATTENTION Sawmill and Yeneermllt Workers Several Positions Are Now Open Experience not necessary. Please apply at our office At end of North Central Ave. TIMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY WANT ED 2 experienced "waitresses, Time and a half over 40 hours. Ap ply camp wmte jsxenange DAY and" night care of "children at Holmes Nursery, 403 Board man, Phone 4310. VVA NTEP 30 Tons good baled hay, delivered in Medford. Phone 4438. CASH IN A FLASH FOR YOUR CAR are Tim Cash and Oaa Call Automobile Market, friendly Medford Dealer. Ph sftio 8th and Bartlett. No Red Tape When You Sell o us Sinus Sufferers Amazing new treatment, quick re lief for sinus headaches and drip and drainage of the no and throat. Writ for I day tree trial, no cost or obligation. National Laboratories. Box 34$. Inglewood, Calif I I I T, I 1 1 Monday. Sept. 17. 1941 WANTED Driver. Medford Fuel Co. WANTF.D Two lots, will pay 8300 to efiru ior pavea reiiaennai toia. vic tor C. Sether. Brophy Bldg. fOH SALt 90 Acres good ensilage corn Price $500 Phone 6A93. 5 ACRE tract on Rogue River ' Just above Shadv Cove, $A00. W. S. Darby. Tel. 6068, R. R. 1, Box 184, aieoiora, ure. fJbW ON HAND New Gas Heating stoves joe j jones. ej King at. XBahs BEAUTY SALON will be closed from Sept 10 to Sept. 34. LUMBER R Mtgi Boards and Dimension REDWOOD and CEDAR FENCE POSTS Nail Roofing CAMERON MOFFITT L"MBER CO. So. Riverside at Barnett Rd. WANTED Girl at Roxy Ann Con fectionery. Hours 11 a. m, to 7 p. m. No Sundays. LO H BIR Lumber . Nails Roofing Dry Flooring and Siding Low Priced No Priority R O STEPHENSON CO. Court and McAndrews Road Phone 3000 Medford FOR SALE Tomatoes, cucumbers. ! carrcts, beets, green peppers, etfg plant and dill. Bat email, U mile N W of Central Point, on Tayior Rd. I WANTED Oak flooring, used doors, windows. Dial 5194. KZeF vour nouse cooler this summer with JM Rock Wool Insulation Bat tens Call us tor Information BIO PINES LUMBER CO Women Who Suffer from Bmiiim Waakamd from Lack of Iron duo to "Monthly Una" You elrla who sutler from tlmplo nnenua or who lose so much during monthly prrlods that you are pule, teel tired, weak, "dragged out"-thia may be duo to low blood-Iron So start today try Lydl E Plnkham's Tablets one of the greatest blood-iron tonlca you can buy to help build up red blood to give more strength and energy In such cases. Taken as directed - Plnkham's Tablets are one of the very best home ways to get precious Iron Into the blood. Just try Plnkham's Tablets for at least 30 days then see If you, too, dont remarkably benefit. Follow label directions. IjdliLPinMam'sTAClCTS MEDFOHD MAIL-TRIBUITE flVB FOR SALE Circulating wood heater. Alaio wood and coal heater, copper wash boiler, Scythe. 344 S. Grape. Phone 5830. NOW AVAILABLE No 1 certlsrade) red cedar shingles ber Co Big Pines Lunv W A NTfclD Experienced stenographer. Time and a nnlf over 40 hours. Ap ply Camp White Exchange. CHECK SNEEZES AND SNIFFLES ADS 1 if tv head cold mis ery to neip you neiir. i amion: use only as directed, iei mmm Townsend AT Dreamland Kali TOMORROW Merrill't Novelty Orchestra S&li.'ar" SEE HUMPHREY for your 1941 or IS42 Gar HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGI 33 S. Riverside Ave. iwwa. FOR LAUGHING GUT LOUD ENDS TOMORROW STARTS WEDNESDAY Mb Cot. Im louwi H 1 ( C H Ml CO I O . I siSai&aajaSfl Tfi1WflTI CROWDS! CROWDS! NOW THRILLING ALL MEDFORD! HURRY! ENDS TOMORROW with WALTER PIDGEON JOHN WAYNE CLAIRE TREVOR GABBY HAYES Plus LOVE A MYSTERY" iinifiia TONIGHT & WED. T.AMMTrl ' iir t-i ran yVi jfffa MUM T Plus DARK MOUNTAIN 1W7 n.r ic a qcm si oijiiaw-