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f o 1 O o 9 O o o O o o o o CO o -o o O O O o 00 o o O J o o 0 o G. Local and 3 "ianarnd Food Sate Ladies . of Talent M tiiwiist cr.urch viil hold Q azaarQind food sale Sat urday, Do. 8, starlit-;,; ?.t 19 a.m. at the Valiey Locker. O o " Christmai Sii ?roviriii)ce Guild will holdlts annual C'fcnst Tiiaj i&'.e at cred Heart hos pital, Friday, Dec. 7, from 8 a m. tn 3 n m " o r a Q Lodged inTail Leon Elmer i Law-son. 36. Project. w? ar- rested iftc. 4 aSd lodged in the county iail on a chart's of viola- tmn of robiiiion. i O 0 6 ' ! NooChin Up Meeting Txcrc will be no meeting ofclhe Chin Up club Friday night, according to Mrs. lary ChipmanT presi dent. The next meeting will be Friday, Dec. 14. at Episcopal church markade when a Christ man party will be held, she said. O" q o Luncheon Postponed The i Phoenix Thimb lubf sched uled luncheon Friaay at the home of MrsoM' rvin Hixson on Colver rd has been pos'.p-me j I because of weather conditions and a drat. in the funnily, club officials said today. A new date for the (j'jncheo fias5 not been set. o Cub Pack Pari? Cob Scout Pack 14 wil hold a Christmas party at the Roosevelt school oi Monday. Dec. 1$. at 7 u ai. The pack committee will meet H the home of MrjCDBichard Knolls. 309 I.ynwooffo st$c. 'Wednesday. Dec.T2. at 7 p.m. at which time O the pack charter will be; signed. o n - Theft Imported E. H -Greh. OMirVista orchaid. reDorteci at the (ihcriffOi offfee roxently the theft of scrar dislns and other iten9i frornr, cabins a' the orchard irPthejgst t-o weeks.0Hc added that some cffie had cut down several pcatirece lor ime as fire v o ; O O q Qp Faiienti rtieaicai paiienra at Osfpaig!ic hospital include The rein ROheyerfcr." Wasco, Ore., O na Jrs. Robert Morton, Jack sonville. Convalescing at Osteo jathi o hospijja " after surgery (-SjVedncaay morning s Mrs. Nancv Dcmmer. 716 Wesf 13th st? ifedfortl. ml. ana convalescing Valley ftopital after sureerv is Mrs. Newton Mead. rouleclD bo.209. Central Point. O " . . G aMralarvoAJiernDteiCrjUral ! Pnii-tnnlftn rnnnrlnil In thn thur. :. :i z: il lii-l' rt 1 1 citti inpitu uutft laTv at thP Central Point dress gnop. wicra.u . .ur, ' i aow on tne roni uoor i'i ine j shop had been broken Monday ;H;ght. The 'Jc-r was barred on the inside and entry could not be gained. VJomen's footprints yx-rrf fninirt outside the builrline. PThe Oe.dabli.hment stocked ' OwQh oiily women's clothing. -cr- BIRTHS 0 ' and Mrs. j St.. Med-j LaSISIE.. To Mr. OGerald? "Garfield ffrd, Dec. 5, 1956. boy 7 pounds t Satec'r Heart tiospilal. i OOO K, i g-KEL To Mr. and Mrs. ; rftil. box 83. Medford. Dec. 3. j 1 9ci6P boj 0 9 pounds. Sacred HcatP hspitto ROUJ1IER To Mr. and Mrs. Ja'C: i-t:! t'nidrt Medford. -' ' Dec: 6, 1956. bov, 3 3 pounds. O Sacred ilearthospita!- Sacred earf;hospita!- HOGGARD To Mr. and Mrs. (pHenr 104o Klk it., Medford. Dec.'-i. 1:7jK. a girT, 8' pounds at Sacred Ileart hospital. . l',ZOC To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert. 1 1 Tlovuard st, Med ford. Sec. 4. 1955. a boy; 8 Mi (youffds. Si Sacred Itcort hospi tals (JRIFI-1 I II To Mr. and Mrs. Jamr?. 7- z pounds. Out Sacid Hti.irt b.ospiial. w ii " A I? rlCnM ID T 1! nr.J Mrs. nWol0 Quince St.. Med- ford. Dei a. 1956. a boy. 6-4 pounds at gue Volley hospi- tal. O r - V GARRIOJ - To Mr. nd Mrs. tjarieri. li?vardsU. oMed- ford. t)ec. S f95J a girl. 7' pouixi. ac Rogue Valley hospi tal. 0 0 0 O O o . . O w Missouri's goveritdrs and treas urer tannot !ced thni.selve. in office. mmm TONITE! o SHOW STRTS 7 PJV, ; o t i jrrt''"iTi I Personal Cup nS Siuccr Sl . The FOE auxiliary will hold a cup and saucer sale- at the regular meeting Thursday, Dec. 8," at 8 p.m. at the Eagles hall. Attending Courte Drs. John T. Brandenburg and William J. ; Miller, both . of the- Medford i Clir.ic. 'Medical- Center building, j are among several northwest I physicians attending a postgrad uate course in allergy -at The u,a,.e -course n ancrgy ai -ine , i.ersny oi uregon mcaic-j scnool Dec. 3 ,toS. . . Accident A truck 'operated by Gerald Woodson Herrin,- 38. University of Oregon "medical school Dec. 3 to S. ol .Kaunas. i,am.,..na a car oper- ated by fcUie Gladys Davis, ol. of box 494. Gold Hill, were in volved in an accident yesterday abrit three miles north of Gold Hill, according to state .police. There were onj injuries, police said. ! V " Dance Set The Veterans of World War I," Medford Barracks 540. is sponsoring a dance at Dreamland hall. 415' i East Main st. Friday, Die. 7. Music for the ' dsnce will be provided by grant from trust funds of the re cording industries obtained through cooperation ol local 597, American Federation of 'Music ians, according to Barracks of ficials. Accident Cars operated by Elsie Louise Eddy, 33. of 1824 North Riverside ave., Medford, Nadra Lynn Moore, 13, of box 642, Gold Hill, and Davis D Johnson. 18. ol 625 West Jack son it., Medford. were involved in an accident on Highway 99 at -the Bear Creek Orchard in tersection about 8 a.m. yester day, according to state police. The Johnson vehicle- "slid into the Moor car, which slid into the rer of the vehicle driven by Elsie Eddy when, the latter, go ing touth, slowed to make a turn intn the Bear -Creek' Or chards office, police said. News About Servicemen GETS PROMOTION . - : Walter Scott Gibbs. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Gibbs, 1375 South I J.n? wrs- Coiumbus ave., Medford, lias , been Promoted to Air Force staff.1 SCTgCant. 1 graduate of; s sst.- Cibb Medford High school, is stationed at Hamilton Air Force base, i Calif. He has-been in the Air ! Force four years. HOME ON. LEAVE. . Personnelman Seaman George Raymond. Pitts', box -9, Camp White, is home on.a 14-day leave from the North Island Naval Air i station. San Diego, Calif. PilTc n 1 i ct rH thrrniah Die in. cal recruiting station in Novem- ber Iart year. He attended Eagle Point High school. He has been stationed at North Uland since completion of recruit training in February. . ABOARD SHIP Chief 'Aviation Machinist's ! mate ivennetn c. Jones, son 01 I Mr. and Mrs James "r .-Jones, i box 371. Central Point, is a mem- , ber o helicopter utility squad- n u ir. k.Pi4 ! the Naw icebreaker USS Stat'en lull lni;. Ulllk OA. lie If 9 wai Island AGB-5 for operation deep freeze II in Antarcticia. . Jones volunteered- for the as- i signment with 13 other members tl the unit, received three months' of traininn at Ream Field, Imperial Beach, Calif. He went aboard the ship Nov.' 7, t San Diego, Calif. . IK MAKEUVERS . Pfe. James H. Day, son of JIf . and Mrs- William L. Day. Gold Hil!. participated, in amphibious ship-to-snore tnanetivers with the Ninth Marine regiment of the third Marine .division on Iwo f Jima recent'l THREE IWDUCTED; Thrpp -Tarkson rjiuntv -tnn 1 were inducted into the Armed ' rrCM rft-nttv at tli ?nrlit-tinn ; .,atlo; . rortIflnd ant-tne locaj selective service board In Med ford. o : .. . "Inducted wer Cleo Hency Taylor anrl Lawrence Frederick Hackworth. both of Jackson ville: .and 'Lert YilUam Youns! j Central Joint. MEMBER OF CREW , Capti Curtis . Hopkins, air craft commander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, L. Hopkins, Old Military rd.. Central foint, was among a threcman crew that received the "craw-of-fhe-1 mpntli' award for October -at Hunter Air Force base, Savan-! narij Ga. . ' The crew was judged en its-j performnnce in completing a ; mass night air re'fneliHg mtssion j arly in October iespite;the loss. I of one3 of the .plane'-s "engines. " The crew's past general perform- ! ane'e als was considered in mak- 1 ing the selection. (COMPLETES SCHOOL. cKenneth. N. Owen, dentalman in the Navy, is spending1 a 15-.; day' leave with 'his mother, Mrs. j Don Owen. Jacksonville. Owen, I who recently completed Dental r Toch nTeian's crhonl in San Difn. ' i Services Scheduled! For H. W. Oavisson Funeral services for Karry Warren Davisson, 91. of route 2, box 240. Central Point, ' who i died in a local hospital Tuesday, j will be held at 10 a.m.-Friday in inc tommumiy isiDie cnurcn in- Central Point. The Rev. Paul O. Kroon "will fffcciate. Inter ment, v.- ill be Central PointJ; cemetery: Perl Funeral home is in charxe'of arrangements. I "Mr. Davisson was. born . in Qnio 5; 1865 ,Q Elj A snd Margaret Davisson. He was nia'r-. -jried.in Charles City. Iowa, in ! June, 1889.. to Mabel Eugenia j Trigg, who preceeded him in j dcath'Dec. 10, 1939. . .After teaching commercial subjects in both'hiah school and business college in Iowa and Ne braska and beiiig associated with a wholesale sroeer'yj business in Iowa, he came to Oregon in 1910. .lie managed-orchards for W. II. Brown,' Medford. and F.. E-. Trigg,' Central Point. Later he became cashier in-fhe old Central Point State hank, and in 1913 bought the. Table Rock store. which he operated until he re- tired in 1939. His son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ray, M. JVyatt. star.tcd operating .the store after Mr. Davisson.'s retirement.- He is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Wyatt, Central Point: five grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren. Another daugh ter. Mrs. C. W. Meyers. Portland, died in 1954. . The-family has requested that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Cancer fund in care of the local postmaster. Funeral Services Set For Mrs. Edmondson . Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Edmondson, 82-. of 851 West Second-St., Medford. who died Wednesday, wiil be held in Conger-Morris chapel at 10 a m Saturday. Rcv..Escil Hiserof the United Erethren church will of ficiate. . Committal ' will -be in Butte Falls e'emetcry. Mrs. Edmondson' . was born July 24. 1874, in Teaga'rden, Ind., a. daughter of the. late Matthias and Elizabeth Swihart: She came to the. yalley in 1908. from Wisconsin and homesteaded - at Derby. On June-10. -1910, in Jack-. S0nville. she-was married fo Lee Edmondson. who- preceded .her in ,,ca,n in 1037. She .'taught school ' for 40 years many of which were m r,.f.. schools of Jackson countv. 1931- shc moved to-Medlord ,rf .a. ineiriimnn.ai ti.r. or ganization Of the Southern Ore- gon Art..assoeiation. She taught a'rt for many years in her home. - Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Emogene Abbott; and son, j. William Edmondson-. both- of ; Butte tails: two stepsons. Kot- j ert Edmondson. ana A. t. tct- i mondson. both of Butte Falls: two brothers. Dave Swihart, Rogue River, and Daniel, Eau Clare, .Wis.: sister, Emma Zim merman, Samena. Calif.; five grandchildren -and five great grandchildren. A daughter, Mrs. Gladys Wil son, preceded her in death in 19.15. Obituaries EDWARD R. PAXTON Edward R. Paxton, 64. of 110 G St., Jacksonville, died last night at his ' home. Conger Morris Funeral home is in charge of arrangements. MRS. MAYME BOTTS Funeral services for Mrs. Mayme Botts, 68. of 768 Agate st., Medford. who died Tuesday will be held 'in Conger-Morris chapel at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Ihe Rev. John Reynolds of the First Presbyterian church will ! officiate. Committal will be in IOOF cemetery. Mrs. Botts was born June 5, 1888, in North Dakota. For many years she was pianist at ROYAL NEIGHBORS BAZAAR And BAKED FOOD SALE Jacksonville Community Hall Saturday, Dec. 8 -Starts 11 A.M. FREE HENRY'S BROILER and . 120 MO- RIVERSIDE LET US ARRANGE YOUR CFFICE DIMMER PARTY our BircV. Room, durjwjq eocWIail tince. . ' to Pear Prices Portland U.R. Wholesale pear market: Oregon lugs 40 lb. Cornice W&P No. 1. 7.25-7.50; 30 lb. C grade 1.50-1.75: Bosc 1.50 2; Anjous fancy box 4.50-4.75; lugs 3.25-3.50. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK . Portland if .P t Cattle 330. Good fed heilcrs 18 50: standard steers 16- 3; standford heifers 14.50-16 30; util itv 9-12; cannei -cutter cows 6.30-3 73. 'tew" 9; -utility cows 9. 50-1130; utility bulls 13 -o-u 5 ?:i; good-choice slaughter calves 1.) 0; cu!l-lili!iTv j-iz. Ho4 100. 1 and 2 lightweight butch ers 17 7,5-18 Sheep 800. WashinRtnn raiife lamb ..h,,,... iamh is .10-17 30: cull-good ewes ' PORTLAND PRODUCE ! Portland i U P i Escs To- retail er": Grade AA iaj-ge. 5c: A larae. 4tt 4'tc; AA medium. 46-4!c; A niedium 4.7-47c: A small, 37-38C; arlun,, l-3c additional. Butter To retailers: -AA arade prints. 7()-71c lb.; cartons. 71-72C, A prints '70-71c: B prints. t'.8-fi9c. Cheese Medium cured To retail ers:' A eradc- Cheddar, single daisies. 45'. -.72c: S-lb. loaves. jPiTr: pre ceded American cheese. 5-lb. luat. 41'j-44c. . . Farm Market Wil;melte valley cauliflower, cab t)ae and topped carrots .were higher today, local cauliflower as 2-2 2.7-a lettuce craie: too cabbage aold at 20 a.75 a crate: iumbo western Orefinn rirv onions, rngber with top quality at 1 75-2 25: - j Poultry, itanhits Live ' Cnlckens Quoted e rowers (No. 1 quality, f.o.b. Portland 1: Fry ers. 2'. .-4 His.. 17-18c'Ib.: light hen, too lew transactions for Portland price: 10-1 lc lb. at ranch: heavy hens. 3 lbs. up. nt -enough trading for Port land price: at country. l2-14c lb.: olo roosters. 7-!)e. Dressed Chickens No. ' 1 (trade dressed to retailera: Fryc.'S. whole drnw n - :n--3t;c lb.: cut uo. 3!)-43c: hens; linht type, cut up. 34-J7c; heavy- type, wnoic arawn. jj-jyc in. Turkey To producers: Fryer tur keys, live weight. 27-28c lb.: oung A grade turkey hens, nominally 33-:i5-on 'an eviscerated basi: young tonn 32c lb. up to 26 lbs., l-2c premium over this wciftht. Dressed Turkeys To retailers: A grade hens. 4b-48c lb.: eviscerated: A tirade toms to 24 lbs.. 43-4jc lb.; over 24 lbs-43-51c lb. Rabbits 1 Average .to growers, f.o.b. killing plants' Live white 3I..-41:. lbs. f o.b. dressing plants. Portland. 20-23c: colored" pelts. 4c under; oid does.. 10-lSc lb.: a tew higher. -Frcsn killed frvers to retailer. 56-8c lb.; cut up. ti0-63c. PORTLAND HAY. GRAIN Portland Wholesale hay prices New crop No. 2 green en-ana baled fob Portland S32-33 Wholesale prices as reported by the lTSDA market news .service: Wheal. No 2 solt white. Sfil.50 a ton; No. 2 white bats. 38-lh: We- Coast deliv ey. "s.iti.GO: No. 2 Valley whire oaf.-. S32 ton; sov'oean. meal. -S75 30 ton f ob. Portland: barley. No. 2. 2.1-lb West .Coast delivery.. S51.30: standard mill run-, pvompt delivery. S43-4G toi). f.o.b. Portland: No.. 2 yellow corn F.astern shipment.- f.o.b,. -Portlano. S61.50 Jon. DAILY WEATHER REPORT FOB KC A ST Medford and vicinity: Partia'l clear ing tonight and Friday with-scattered snow showers. Low tonight 13. to 20 High Friday 30. ' Western Oregon: .Scattered snow showers and partial clearing .tonight, and Friday. Colder. Low-' tonight' 1--2.3 degrees except 30 extreme south coast.- High Friday 2636. Northern California:. Clearing to night. Partly cludy Friday with a few 1 snow flurries' in Sierras. Colder to night with treezing temperatures in valleys' ' . I.OC.M. IJATA TEMPKTiATURE: Mean yesterday 32: below normal 9. Record JVigh this date 61 in 1934. Record low Itiis date '18 in 192f PRECIPITATION : 24 hours to mid night. .01 inch. Midnight to 10 a.m . .03 inch. Total this month .13 inch, .37 irfh below -normal. Tot?l since Sept. 1. 7.57 inches. 1 84 inches aboyc normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday S4'c, hicher.t this a m. 9Krr CITY High' 4:30 a rn. 24-hr. Yesterday low Precip. Brookings 43 34 ".4,8 Crater Lake .... 17 8 ' Grants Pass ... 39 2ff .11 Klamath Falls . 30 3 .TO MEDFORD 39 - 23 .02 Portland 38 27 J 3 Seattle . Spokane Yakima .... 29 .... 22 28 .... 43 .... 34 19 10 S 23 .15 04 Furcka Red Bluff Sacramento .... San Framisco . Las Angeles .. 35 28 34 39 52 45 22 32 34 61 Phoenix 73 Denver 38 Chicago 62 Miami 78 New York 49 Washington. D.C. 52 Portland (U.R) Paul J. Lambertson, 28, of Klamath Falls, has pleaded guilty in Fed eral Court to the S2.700 robbery of the First National Bank in Klamath Falls last month. the Colleen Hope Dance Studios in Medford. Survivors include son. Her-' bert Botts. Davis, Calif.; daugh- j ters, Mrs. Don Naylor. Portland: and brother, Ed Carlon, Med ford. ' COFFEE AND- COOKIES . SERVED ALL DAY ' 4 Steels Spurt Stock Market New York U.PJ Steels spurted to. feature a new rise on the stock market today. Gains in the group" ranged to five points in Yoongstown Sheet j Tube. Bethlehem set . a new j high ojt a rise of more than five ; points. Lukens rose more than ! a point as did. Jones & Laughlin j and. Allegheny Ludlum. Inland : ran up. more than three points Today's prices, oh selected I stocks: "Hied Uiemical 94 ts American Can AT&T Anaconda Copper" Bethlehem Steel .. '407 Caterpillar Corp: 89- Chrysler Corp 70 Continental Can .". 46 -1 Crown Zellerbach .'. .-. 54' j Curtiss Wright '. 48 Du Pont ." .'..-.... 192:!S Eastman Kodah 89 General Electric 61"'4 General Foods ..." 44 '..t General Mdtors 451 h Georgia Pacific- -29"-4 Graham Paige. '. l'j Homestake Mining' 315a Kaiser Frazer .Unquoted Kennecott Copper 1277 Lockieeci Aircraft .. Katy Pfd. '...:....'. .:.'.... Montgomery Ward .. New York .Central .. Penney, J. C Penn R R Radio Curoporation Rdificld Oil 54 vi ........ 56 36 82 Vi 22' 2 35r's -71'j. 543s 20'i 48 49 'a ' ......... 62' 2 .'. .59 7i 1 29' s . 7s s I. 3'9's 18ri ' : 26'2 .'.-."...116 ..: 32---S- 88.Ts .' 39 "s .. 47' s 72 'i- 123 ' i Socony Vacuum . Southern Co. Southern :Pacific Standard California Standard Induina .... Standard N. J '..., Sun Mines .'., Texas Gulf '.. , Tex Pac Land Trust -.. Transamerican Trans West Air Tri - Continental Un Carbide ...'....:.... Union Pacific ! United Arcraft A.'L. U. S. Rubber. U.. S. Sticl Young'stinvil S & T Eugene Utilify Firm Cufs.Rates for Users Eugene ;(j..Rl Customers of -the Eugene Water and Elec tric Board, municipally owned utility firm serving Euaene', got good ngws yesterday. The com pany .announced a -' substantial rate reduction for utility users on its lines. . -A -company spokesman said the rate reduction will amount to between six and -1Q per cent for most, residential customers arid .about five per cent for the averase commercial user. The reduction becomes effective Feb. 1. 1957. . . - ". ' Buffalo To Discuss Undraped Mannikins Buffalo. NX U.Ri An.ordi nance banning the display of un draped or unclothed mannikins in . store widows will be dis cussed by the City Council Dec. 18. II the council adopts the or dinance, this will be the only city in the country to prohibit such nudism. Portland U.R A three-judge panel has ruled that the Expo-' sition - Recreation Commission must build the proposed S3 mil lion E-R center here on the east bank of the Willamette river. STARTS TONITE TWO TuRRTthomas I Thursday, December S. 1J5I 4-H Leaders Group Elects Officers; Others Honored Mrs Everett Gibson, Central Point, was elected president of the Jackson County 4-H Lead ers association at a meeting in the Central Point Grange hall this week. Other officers elected include :E. A. ; Malloroy, Eagle Point, jg3:i. , vice presmeni: iirs. A. amun, , f"-"'"1-'.' tsy-ciawn ntoicnsuyonaa re- 74 ! Medford. secretary: and Fran- ;(PETN). might have caused theQ ducoci Risibility to 30 feet. A to L..1881 4 ! cis Krtise, Applegate. treasurer. ' explosion. ... i la of S2 flights were cfiictficd i-ins recognizing pasi presi - riiMiis ai-iivo in .4:TT r-inh ; work were presented Don Nich-! rounding the wrecked pier today j ols. retiring president. Ashland;"; for' evidence of the explosives. iC: Norman . Gail. Golf - Hill: I." '. Leonard I reeman, Central; such a government. The tax pay Point': George Nichols. Ashland: j ing "public should better inform and Francis Krouse. Applegate. itself. Jie paid, as to the pr.b- State Senator Phil Lowry, j lems involved in0setting up a Medford. discussed, problem's 1 tax program. . facing the forthcoming Oregon AUen Perry, manager of tlw legislature, especially the tax I ITnited' "States National bank!, situation, at the leader's ban- ! Medford branch, present!? pins Qt'et, . . I to more than 50 4-H Readers ana He printed out that Oregon ; 20 junior leaders at recognition ' citizens want a high level slate , ceremonies. o I government b.ut are. reluctant. to j The teenage council provided pay taxes needed to maintain : entertainment. " 0 Y00 ALL COME end Welcome the ' 3 o o Melody Wranglers Iii Their New Home JACKSONVILLE Community HalL0 SATURDAY NITE, DEC, E ROGUE VALLEY ROLLER RINK '.at the- FAIRGROUNDS i 0 Double Sessions Every .Friday and Saturday Nite Every Wednesday Nite 7 to 10 0 Sunday Afternoon 1:30 ta 4:30 ai in (lOlfeK! JL JLrafLn hL aa abm iei TERRIFIC SCIENCE FICTION FEATURES K)hl4 IWRn Drc . HARVEY CHALK - towtatn MEDFORD fOHEG.N) MAIL TRIBUNE 9tFTET j Explosive . Remnants Sought Jt Brooklyn New York: lll.P) ' Authori - ties sought remnants "of jexplo - fives today to determine if tons I of detonating fuses stored Qon a Brooklyn pfer caused the S15 i million blast Monday which killed 10 persons. o Fire Commissitmer Edward F. Cavanagh Jr. said a cwatcr- logsed bill of lading (ound Wednesday showed 1.950 tartons containing 31.000 pou nds of j cordeau. an explosive, had been on the P'". i He said experts Relieved ti'.e ' h'8" explosive core of .the lusts. ' i,..o0.,j.. I waters of Ncw.iwk Buy sur- IT'S FUN TO AGAR -HUOH BEAUMOW SKATE I mZr - L If' I JM W I K k. 1 The dt6natiiOuscs. described2' ' as' the type used in commercial I bhoiing,, had been on e pier ince Nov. S284 The cargo was en route from 4;e Ensiqii Bickfoid : Co., at Simsbur-y. Cum, to oe Coasi Manufacturing & Supply : Co. of 0Tryerno, Cajif. Dense'Frtri Dfsrunfs Tl. P g, ric r. Air, setr travel w New "SorkQ tU.pi A dense1 foovQ,"- t?ie rw "rk etro noliU'n area oidavdisrviDted ai landtnd wafeWavcl. ; nt La GUerdia airpoi't. Q F.O. "2 if i .SATeDcEC. 8 PUBLIf; INVITED HAU Dl&NEJV 5:30 P.M. ON .SJ.75 and'SOc Under 12 oL7ai5yoS lJ-Drive MeViford Airport Doors Open 6:30 P.AA. CYKTWfl PflTRi - NtSTOR PAIVA - ALAN N1E mr, Vnf. ; i Hu t- ivLi i in in.' i'fv ' ' hi A Gi8wn-Up MotirhiPictuie I ! :'M 'or CiOwn-loEmotions? il I " '"""lo0 -j 1 t ' I YOU'RE H IV'' L aa Q i- 9 Y"'--" J "You'r 1 IS p-'ti , " Old mm hi ifcZy&ksisgfv' o llr v& & V- I '. I PI t s MAGQO KTOo j'"1 i0 s Fren- ' C1M-U, HCdaUlC UidllUt i 'ftliT,i.ii yimiijlmiii- o o L
