o
Local and
Sjnmagt Sai Jobs Daugh-1
terj Bethel 56 wiil aponsor a '
rumnugt uie Tuesday, June
11. in the FeM building.
Tift A bicycle was taken
from St. Mary i ichool Thursday,
CLeRry Eiin Cook. 813 Narrezan
St . iterif'ird. has reported to city
polire. i
C j
Tool Stoian Monroe D.
Shaw, 113 E.'t 11th St.. Mod- i
rd. reports to city police
Thurioay tr.tt incut $20 worth i
of tooin have bren taken this
week from h residence.
a
lik Taken Phyllis Mar-
zaret Patterson, 207 North
Peat h st . Mdford. reported to i
city police Thursday the theft of j
her aon'i bicycle from her resi-
denre,
Abandoned Car City police !
rep rted finding an abandoned
1J41 car Thursday on South
Rivernde iv in the 700 block.
The car. registered to Floyd S
Hawking. Jacksonville, was tow
ed to a warehouse at the Med
fo.'rt municipal airport, police
said
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for a pleasant
SATURDAY NIGHT
of DANCING and
ENTERTAINMENT!
featuring tfis Sensational
"TUNESMITHS"
At
Beautiful GOLD HILL
GRANGE HALL
Every SAT. NIGHT
Mu
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and
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A Iw and lot! of friendly
Com a out WVII mak room
lomthew! Fre Chock Room.
SATURDAY NIGHT
dDAsns
EAGLE POINT
The Only Spring Floor In Southern Oregon
DANCE TO THE COMBINED MUSIC OF
DICK SPAIN, BILL LIVELY
and The Bigue Valley Boys
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
ion 0 per
Ad miss
Personal
EUetad Scrtary Viola Rus
sell of Medford was recently .
elected secretary of Stewart
hail, one of the tw o women's
dormitories at Lewis and Clark
college. She is a junior secre
tarial education major and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J E
Russell, 204 North Ivy St., Med-,
ford. I
!
Housa Dtmolished A build-
inz housing five apartments at ;
Tripp and East Main sis., is be- ;
ing torn down to allow for more
parking space at the East Side
market, according to Ed Ches
ney. manager. Bessonette and
Graff contractors are razing the
structors which was the old
Wilkie place, Chesney said.
Hub Caps Stolan Steven
Morris. 128 Mistletoe st., Med
ford. reported to city police
Thursday the theft of four hub
caps from a car parked on Bar-
neburg rd. near East Jackson st.
Foil, hub caps also were report
ed stolen Thursday by Douglas
Dal? Paul. 214 North Columbus
ave.. Medford. from a car parked
on the east side of Bartlett St.,
near Main st.
KING & I" WILL PLAY
NIGHT
I". Saturday
Winner ,1
BONUS HIT!
Saturday Only
Rock Hudson
"Back To God's
Country"
Ho!
The
The
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for you
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Dininf Room
Downstairs fr i
Eagle Point Man
Dies in Logging
Truck Thursday
Marvin Gerald Sharp, 41,
Eagle Point, died of an apparent
heart attack Thursday while
driving a logging truck near
Sweet Home.
D. W. Glenn Houston, Linn
county coroner, said Sharp was
found dead about 1:30 p.m.
alongside the road in the cab of
his logging truck a half mile
east of the Cascade ranger sta
tion on Highway 20. The coro
ner said the man apparently suf
fered a slight heart attack while
driving on the road and pulled
off onto the shoulder.
Sacond Attack
Sharp was believed to have
suffered a more severe attack
later and died. He was driving
a logging truck for Ed Barton
for the first time and was on his
first run of the day.
Houston said an autopsy would
be held to determine the exact
cause of death.
Born in South Dakota
Sharp was born June 9. 1915.
in South Dakota, and married
LaVelle Wilkinson in 1936. Sur
vivors in addition to the widow
are one daughter, Mrs. Wilma
Peters. Central Point; three sons.
Dolbert, Gorton and Gerald, all
at home; parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Del Sharp. Prineville; three sis
ters, Mrs. Edna Berglund, Prine
ville; Mrs. Connie Campbell and
Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, both of
Virginia; and six brothers. Ottis
of Virginia, Clayton, Grand Rap
ids. Minn., Mel of Bonneville,
Garret, Crescent City, Calif..
Lester, Ellensburg, Wash., and
Gilbert, Prineville. He was pre
ceded in death three years ago
by a sisjer, Mrs. Edith Bennett of
Minnesota.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 pm. Monday. June 10,
at Niswonger and Winslow Fu
neral home in Bend.
Medical Patient Mrs. Chester
Vreeland, 3554 Alley lane. Med
ford. is a medical patient at Os
teopathic hospital.
Gasoline Stolen Robert
Gregg McDonald, 7 Hawthorne
ave., Medford. reported to city
police Thursday the theft of
eight gallons of gasoline from
a truck while in the parking lot
at the northeast corner of 11th
and Front sts.
Held in Jail Earl Melton Jr.
30. La Mesa. Calif., is being held
in the county jail here for Cali
fornia authorities in connection
wth the theft of a 1957 sports
car from La Mesa, according to
state police. Officers said they
arrested Melton Thursday on
Highway 99 at the south end of
Phoenix.
Convalescing Convalescing
at Rogue Valley hospital follow
ing minor surgery is Mrs. Har
ley Dressier, 414 Arcadia st.,
Medford. Convalescing there fol
lowing a tonsillectomy is David
Spuza. 17-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Souza Sr.,
1001 South Third st., Jackson
ville. At Osteopathic hospital
are Becky Irwin, 7-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Irwin, route 1, box 297, Rogue
River, and Teresa Brown, 2-year-old
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Brown, route 1, box
188, Rogue River, who had ton
sillectomies. The Post Office Department
has ordered 1,500 scooters for
use by letter carriers. Driven
by a five-horsepower motor, each
scooter will carry 500 pounds of
mail.
DAILY WEATHER REPORT
FORECASTS
Medford and vicinity: Conaiderabl
cloudme, mild temperature, through
Saturrinv. Slipht chance of iolated
light n-howers Saturday afternoon and
evening Lw tonight 30. High Satur
day rear 8"
U'a.trn Cirmmnn ' PartJV ClOUdT in
aouth portion, mostly cloudy in north
portion tonicht and Saturday with
chance 01 a iew inowi uiw. iw."..
Saturdav afternoon or evening. L-ow
tonifrht 30-55. High Saturday 70-80
inland. 60-65 on coast. .
Northern California: Generally fair
through Saturday except cloudy with
tome light rain likely extreme north
portion Saturday. Fog and low cloudi
ness on coast with drizzle likely many
place Saturday morning. oo.er in
land Saturday.
LOCAL DATA
TEMPERATURE: Mean yetterday
68: above normal 3:
Record high thit date - in 1P28.
Record low this date 3 in 1810
PRECIPITATION'- 24 hour to mid
night, none. Midnight to 10 a m . none
Total thin month none. .24 inch be
low normai.
Total since Sept 1. 3145 inchet. 4 3P
inches shnve normal
HUMIDITY Low yesterday 35.
highest this am. Sj"
High
Brooking -
Crater Lake 63
Grantt Pass 82
Klamath Falls "7
MEDFORD M
Portland 66
Seattle 64
Spokane fi0
Yakima 81
Eureka 60
Red Bluff S
Sacramento o
San Francisco 63
Los Angeles .. "5
Phoenix 13
Denver R4
Chicaso 33
M:arni "1
Vw York 7R
Washington. DC. 77
14
hr. Pree.
. a.m.
Low
S3
3S
.10
4T
51
S5
M
S2
S2
S
4
S
J3
fin
.37
9
.01
riVF-DXV FORECAST
(Throtish June 12
Western Oretrtn - Western Washing
ton Temperature averacing n e r
norrral through Wednesday. Chance
of showers over week end and Tues
day or Wednesday. Little or no pre
i cipitation southern Oregon interior.
Highs 72-82 western Oregon and 65
72 western Washington, except near
65 on coast. Low tonight 46-54.
Northern California No precipita
tion except possible licht ram ex
treme rorrn esrly in we"k Tempera
turot belrtw nnrrr,il extrne north HI- j
tenor, near noma! eisewher. J
53 Prospective j
Blood Donors Listed!
Thirty-two more persons made
appointments yesterday to give
blood when the Red Cross blood
mobile is in Medford Wednes
day, June 12. Total prospective
donors is now 53, according to
Red Cross volunteers.
Medford's quota is 290 pints,
requiring 350 donors to allow
for those rejected. ,
Making appointments yester
day were Bill Wright, John
Ness. Dale Cobleigh. Terry
Hersher. Larry Hortnn. Rhoda
Williams. Phylis Williams. Mrs.
Earbara Jean Brownell, George
Brownell, Mrs. John Aeschli
man. Mrs. Cecil Hughes. Rich
a'd Keene, Roland Kruggel, Hel
en Fagone.
Mrs. R. P. Green, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Erbes, Kathryn
South, Mrs. W. G. Preston,
Bruce Lindgren, Mrs. M. W.
Walser, Marilyn Whitman. Bev
erly Sunderson, Perry Johnson,
G. M. Greeny, George Holbert
son, Jack Miller, Mrs. John Jon
es, Gordon Stephen, Pamela
Rogers. Erma Laurence, Char
lotte Bullion and Gaile Lewis.
Appointments may be made
by calling bloodmobile head
quarters, SP 3-3813.
Man Hospitalized
With Severe Burns
Cecil Howell. 1474 Grand
ave., suffered severe burns on
the upper portion of his body
while lighting a barbecue fire
about 6 p.m. yesterday, accord
ing to reports from firemen and
Sacred Heart hospital.
The hospital this morning de
scribed Howell's condition as
"fair." Firemen said that How
ell apparently was using gaso
line to start the fire. Fy-emen
dispatched a pumper, truck to
the Grand ave. address. The
alarm was turned in as a garage
fire.
City fire equipment was sent
out yesterday to extinguish two
grass fires which began from
trash blazes. One occurred about
1:10 p.m. and also involved
brush on a hill between Hillcrest
rd. and Cherry lane. The fire
covered from 20 to 30 acres. A
pumper and a pickup truck
from the Medford department
and a state forestry department
pumper answered the alarm.
The other fire burned off an
area of about 50 by 50 feet at
the Clifton Friend home, 252
DeBarr ave.
Medford Man Hurt
In Logging Mishap
Irwin R. Wooster, 1641 Bar
nett road, Medford, was taken
to Sacred Heart hospital at 10
a.m. today following a logging
accident, according to hospital
officials.
Wooster. who is employed by
the LeRoy Edwards Logging
company, was reported to be
suffering from a fractured leg
and bruises.
No further information was
available at press time.
Former Mayor Speaks
To Council Thursday
E. C. Gaddis. mayor of Med
ford from 1923 to 1924, last
night spoke to the city council
about several things, among
them that Berrydale had a sani
tation problem even when he
was mayor. He told the council
they were "doing a good job."
Discussing the knowledge his
period in office brought him
about city government, the for
mer mayor said the council
always should remember, if
nothing else, "to collect the
money and later pay the bills."
Births '
BROPHY to Mr. nd Mrs.
Carl M., 1587 Terrace drive,
Medford. June 6, 1957, girl, 8Vi
lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital.
SCHULZ to Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon, route 1, Talent, June 7.
1957, girl, 6"i lbs., at Sacred
Heart hospital.
KASTNER to Mr. and Mrs.
T. W 215 Willamette drive..
Medford, June 7, 1957, girl. 734
lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital.
a a
MINKS to Mr. and Mrs.
Billy. 1832 North Riverside ave..
Medford. June 7. 1957, girl, 6'.2
lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital.
GUNDERSON To Mr. and
Mrs. Don, 209 Lincoln ave., Med
ford, June 7, 1957, a girl, 72
pounds, at Osteopathic hospital.
After Dinner or the Show
The Nicest Place To Spend The
Balance of The Evening Is . . .
At WALKER'S
DREAMLAND
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Always a Congenial Crowd
Former Southern
Oregon Resident
Dies in San Diego
Word has been received here
of the recent death of Mrs. Fred
(Mary Frances) McMullin Jr., 30,
former southern Oregon resi
dent, May 10 in San Diego.
Calif.
The McMulIins were residents
of Grants Pass and McCullin
was a Boy Scout field executive
for Grants Pass and Ashland un
der Clifford Hanson. Hanson was
then Boy Scout executive for
the Crater Lake area council.
Several Activities
While in Grants Pass the Mc
MulIins were active in the First
Christian church and Mn. Mc
Mullin was a member of the
Rotary Anns. They moved to San
Diego in the fall of 1955. when
McMullin accepted a position as
field executive with the San
Diego Boy Scout council.
Mrs. McMullin was born in
Portland on April 27. 1927, and
attended Oregon State college
and Reed college and received
her degree in English literature
from the University of Oregon
in 1950. She was married in
1948. She reportedly died of
meningitis.
Survivors Listed
Survivors in addition to her
husband include two sons, Scott
and Kirk; her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. McHenry, Portland;
sister, Florence Anne McHenry,
Santa Barbara, Calif ; and her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Mc
Henry. Delhi, Minn.
Memorial services were held
in the Vist LeMesa Christian
church of San Diego and the
Moreland Presbyterian church
of Portland. Burial was in Rose-
burg Memorial Gardens, Rose-Jj
burg, on May 16.
Obituaries
THOMAS G. RUSSELL
Ashland Thomas G. Russell,
66, of 66 Alida St.. Ashland, dyed
at his home early Wednesday.
He was born Dec. 22, 1890.
in Speers Ferry, Va., and moved
to Ashland from Bend last year.
During World War I he served
as a corporal in Battalion C.
37th Field Artillery, with the
U. S. Army.
He is survived by thnee chil
dren, Mrs. Virginia Ferguson,
Ashland, Thomas V. Russell,
Bend, and J. Veril Russell. Prine
ville; his father. Patton Russell,
Speers Ferry, Va.: three broth
ers, four sisters and seven grand
children. Funeral services will be held
at the Winslow Chapel in Bend
Saturday, 'June 8, at 10:30 a.m.
with the Litwiller Funeral home
in Ashland in charge. Interment
will be in Greenwood cemetery
in Bend.
CLENNA FRANCIS McNUTT
Clenna Francis McNutt. 209
East Main St., Talent, died at
his home June 8. Arrangements
will be announced later by Lit
willer's Funeral home in Ash
land. MRS. IRMA WOOD
Mrs. Irma Wood. 79, of 208
Vancouver ave., died this morn
ing at the home of her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
I emv f nine 1421 Euclid ave.
Chapel Mortuary is in charge of
funeral arrangements.
FREDERCK J. SCHUMACHER
The body of Frederick J. Schu
macher, 91, Central Point, who
died Wednesday at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Katherine
Wehmann, is being sent today
to Brooklyn, N.Y., for services
and interment.
Mr. Schumacher wai born
March 11, 1866 in Germany and
has been a resident of this com
munity for the past 15 years, ex
cept for occasional visits to the
east. He was a retired cafe
owner.
Survivors include one. son,
Louis Schumacher, Vancouver,
Wash.; two daughters, Mrs. Hugo
Wehmann, Central Point, and
Mrs. Leonard S. Alley, Upper
Lake, Calif.; one sister, Mrs.
Fred Aldag, New Jersey; three
grandchildren and six great
grandchildren. Perl Funeral home is in charge
of local arrangements.
DWELLINGS INSPECTED
City firemen inspected 91
Medford dwellings yesterday
and made 50 recommendations
for correction of hazards. They
found no hazards in 54 resi
dences. Firemen stopped at 150
houses and found no one home
at 54. Occupants of five homes
turned down the inspection
offer.
Each year about two million
young people in the US start
their first jobs.
7 SAT.
2d NITE
Finttt of Modern Music
Friday. Julr 7. 1957
Camp Adair Site
To Be SAGE Center
Portland W Western
Electric Company Thursday con
firmed award of a contract to
Ross B. Hammond Company of
Portland for construction of a
SAGE installation at the ter
mer Camp Adair site.
Western Electric said the Ham
mond bid was in excess of. $5,
000.000. Equipment to be installed in a
three-story windowless Wuilding
at the site "will help assess in
formation from radar warning
in-stallations, ground observers
and other sources," Western
Electric said. A convplex array
of high-speed convputerg and
other electronic devices will be
used.
Construction is to start with
in 10 days.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
Portland fU P.) CaUl. for week.
2825. Average-chrce led tteers 23.75.
other choice to 17.10 lbs. 23-23.30, good
s:eers 21.75 to 22 75. standard beef
steer 19 to 21. Utility mostly 14.50
to 15 ."0 with mitxed utility and stand
ard Holstetns tr 17; mostly choce fed
heifers 23. Otiser Rood and choice
21 50-22 75; standard mostly 18-20,
utilitv down w 13.50: canner and cut
ter rnu-s l l-l- 50 hpavv cutters to 13
and 13.50. utility ' 14-13.50. commercial
to 16.50 and tandara to is inn in.o:
utility hull 17.50-19 few 1 50. lipht
cutter dovjn to 14. Oood feeder down
steers 19-20, medium grassy feeders
15.50.
Calves, for week B5. uooa ana
choice v refers 21-25. early to 27; culls
dowmvaiM to 10; good stock steer
calves 13 50-20; heifer calves 17.50-19.
Hoes, for week. 1775. U.b. ao. 1 and
2 bulfhers 180-235 lbs 22 50-22. 5,
some 23, new high since June 1955,
ixeti 1. 2 and 3 lots 21.50-22.ZS; sows
300-;VhO lbs. 16.50-19, No. 1 light
weieiis 1950.
Sheep, for week. 5250 Choice spring
lambs late 21 50-22, earlier sales to
22.50 with some 23; good and choice
24.50-21; ood and choice spring
feeder lambs 18-20. some lor mint
srowers to 21 and 2l.2.-; Rood with
some choice No. 2 pelt old crop Iambs
16 50-17: cull to good shorn siaugmer
ewes 2-5, wooled ewes to 6.50. f
PORTLAND PRODUCE
Portland (U P I Eces To retail
ers:: Grade AA large. 4()-41c: A large.
3ft-38c; AA medium. 34-3fir; A me
dium. 33-33c: A small, 27-29c; carton,
l-3c additional.
Butter To retailers: AA grade
Erints. 67-6Re lb.; carton, lc a pound
tgher; A prints, 67-68c; B prints. 63
66c Cheese medium cured To retail
ers: A grade Cheddar, smgle daisies.
4V3-52c: 3-lh. loaves. M'-STe, pro
cessed American cheese, S-lb. load.
41'2-44c.
Farm Market
Willameite valley berry growers of
fered their strawberries at unchanged
to slightly lower prices today on the
East Side Farmer's market. Very best
packs of Nothwest and Shasta variety
berries were selling to the genera
trade inside the market building at $2
with good ones at S1.8S for volume
lots
Some Portland area merchants buy
ing berries direcUy from growers
were selling them to consumers for
as low as SI 49 a 12 basket flat. One
Vancouver. Wash., market did a land
office business at SI .39 a flat.
Poultry, Rabbits
Live Chickens Quoted to growers
No. 1 quality, f.o.b. Portland: 2 ''.-4
lbs. 2512-26 lb.: light hens, too few
transactions ot Portland price, ft-llc
lb. at ranch: neavy nens. 3 ins. up. not
enough traling for Portland price: at
countrv, iz-uc 10.; 01a roosters.
7-flc lb
Dressed Chickens No. 1 grade
dressed to retailers: Fryers, whole
drawn. 42-4.ic lb.: cut up, 48-50e: hens,
light type, cut up. 34-37c; heavy type,
whole drawn. 36-41C lb.
Turkeys To producers: Fryer tur
keys, live weight, 27-28c lb.: breeder
hens. 24c lb. to producer on oven
ready basis: breeder toms. 24c on same
basis.
Rabbits f Average to growers, f.o.b.
killing plants: Live white. 33.-4zC
lb.: f.o.b. dressing plants Portland. 23
26c; colored pelts, 4c under: old does.
10-12 lbs., a tew higher. Fresh killed
fryers to retailers, 59-64C lb.; cut up.
62-65C lb.
Portland Hay, Grain
Portland Wholesale hay prices:
New crop. No. 2 green alfalfa, baled,
fob Portland. S27 a ton.
Wholesale prices as reported by the
I'SDA market news service: Wheat
No. 2 soft white. S86 a ton: No. 2
white oats 38-lb.. West Coast delivery,
nominally $49 ton; No. 2 Valley while
oats, S46 ton: soy bean meal, S76 SO
ton, f o.b. Portland: barley No. 2. 45
Ib. West Coast delivery. S43 SO ton;
standard mill run. prompt delivery.
S43-44 ton f.o b. Portland: No. 2 yel
low corn. Eastern shipment f.o.b. Port
land. S60 25-60.75.
ENJOY GENUINE
CHARCOAL
BROILED FOODS
In th
CANDLE ROOM
at the Medford
Hotel
TONIGHT I
Scott BRADY
KHLSCIK
5t2 s-. dickinson jJjbwL.
VaassssaaawaaaafKaWl-wT'Ki' r. '
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THTRTEEft"
Market List Higher
On Increased Volume
New York U Stocks ad
vanced today with industrials
around their best levels of the
year on sharply increased vol
ume. Best levels of the day were
set in mid-morning. A decline
from the highs carried on for a
time and then prices turned up
again with the industrials lead
ing. DOW-JONES AVERAGES
Dow-Jonts final stock aver
ages: 30 Industrials 505.E3. up 1.08;
20 railroads 145.04. up 0.09; 15
Utilities Oil 03 SIOCKS
175.44. up 0.23.
Sales today were 2.380.000
shares, compared with 2,300.
000 Thursday.
Today's prices on selected
stocks:
Allied Chemical 877s
American Can 413,4
AT&T 177
Anaconda Copper e'-i
Rethlehrm Steel 47 1 4
Caterpillar Corp 95'2
Chrysler Corp 735s
Continental Can 47 's
Crown Zellerbach 5212
Curtiss Wright 42
Du Pont 194' .2
Eastman Kodak 103
General Electric 69
General Foods 45'i
General Motors 42
Georgia Pacific 34 "s
Kaiser Frazer 16
Kennecott Copper Ill1 2
Lockheed Aircraft 42
Katy Pfd 57
Mor.tgomery Ward 36!2
New York Central 324
Penney. J. C 7838
Penn RR 20' 4
Radio Corporation 3634
Richfield Oil 76
Socony Vacuum 62
Southern Co. 24 ',2
Southern Pacific 43
Standard California 467s
Standard Indiana 56
Standard N. J 653s
Sun Mines 9'i
Texas Gulf 26si
Tex Pac Land Trust 7Ts
Transamerica 38
Trans West Air 143i
Tri-Continental 33V4
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For The Saturday
FUN SHOW
Another Swell
Picture About
A Great Horse
RODDY MeDOWALL
PRESTON FOSTER
in
"Thunderhead
Son of Flicka"
Plus
CARTOON
CARNIVAL
and
Chapter 2
"CONGO BILL"
n
SATURDAY ONLY
SAMUEL FULLER'S
PLUS
1 and his Band and k
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19
9 to 1 A.M.
ROGUE VALLEY
BALLROOM
Gun-Streaked Fury Sweeps the Screen!
Koto POWERS Bill WILLIAMS
33
U. A. L 27".,
U. S. Rubber 45 'j
U. S. Steel 67'
Youngstown S Jy T 106'
TONITE & SATURDAY
NOTICE
DUE TO LENGTH
ONLY ONE SHOW
"GIANT" STARTS
8:45
HUDSON J'
JAMES
'DEAN
TONITE & SATURDAY
ENDS TONITE
mmmn
LUX BARKER MARA COROAV
CNtmu COLOR
PLUS-
SATURDAY ONLY
3
GREAT
FEATURES
Hit No. 1
TURNING
POTNTlI
Hit No. 2
Hit No. 3
JAMES LYDON
GLORIA WINTERS
A Thriller
HOT ROD
ELIZABETH
TAYLOR Wviifl
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