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Newspaper Page TextToniie & Sat.! Locals - 31 h TRIPLE at DARE! IIALLOWEE'I Horror Shorc ilCRAWLS! it CREEPS! ; steven mcqueen x j ONETA COBSEAUT y ! g t toiwurn tu THE BOWELS ftr Qp THE RICHARD T'3ti!3i i fating ' W I MARRIED J A MONSTER I FROM OUTER 1 SPACE" - I A F?AMOUMI f 1 i wouac S I ' , TOM TRYOW SlOffl TALBOTT SUPER SCIENCE HIT! - Saturday Only! , Trae! Incredible! Mail Box Damaged Jofin F. Ambler, J 433 Butler Creek rd., Ashland, reported to sheriffs deputies that some one knocked dawn his mail box Wednesday afternoon. . Fir in Siova - Fire in an electric stove about 8:30 a.m. today at the home of Robert Schereman, 651 Pine st., re sulted from a short, according to firemen. Walls Damaged Fire in a deep well cooker at the Glen Boles 'home, 605 West 11th St., about 6:05 pjn. yesterday extended to the walls and ceiling, according to firemen. They said that smoke damage opcurred to three other rooms. Shot - Lewell A. Duprayt 921 South Holly St., told city police Thursday evening ttoat someone had fired a BB gun at his car while he was driv ing on Hawthorne st. between Main and 'Jackson sts.(. break ing the left rear window." i ' Damages John William Esp, 889 Olympic av. noti fied city police Thursday morning that his vehicle- was damaged while it was parked at the George Goodman park ing lot, Nirlth st. and Central ave. Damaged was a right front fender. 1, Roof Fire - Combustible material next to the flue ig nited and fire extended to the roof and burned about eight square feet about 1:15 p.m. yesterday at thes Harvey Wyatt .residence 335 South Riverside ave., firemen re ported. Two trucks were dis patched to the fire. r''.; Leaves Burning - Firemen, were sent to 713 We"st 14th st. about 3:15 pjn. yesterday to put out a trash fire; They said that leaves were being burned in the street, which they point out Is unlawful. A cat was re moved from a tree by firemen at 28 Ashland ave. about6:20 pjn. yesterday. ". Dance - A Halloween hoe- down, sponsored by the Pio neers, ,Y Knot Twirlers and the Star Promenaders square dance clubs, will be held Sat urday night at the American Legion hall in Central Point. Callers will be Ken Hood and Doug . Fosbury. Potluck re freshments will be served and prizes awarded for the best masquerade costumes. ; Youth Missing - Dan Ma- dore, 15, five feet tall, weigh ing 120 pounds, is missing from Eagle Point, sheriffs deputies have been informed. Madore. was wearing a gray jacket, Levis and a blue. sweater with white stripes on the sleeves when last seen. He was . reported missing since 8 p.m. Wednesday by'his fath er, Lionel Madore, and school officials. . . Hil - John Fremont Hos kins, 601 West 10th st., noti fied, city police Thursday afternoon that he struck a pe destrian with his pickup truck as he started to turn the corner at the intersection of Eighth st. and Central ave. The pedestrian was Mrs. R4 V. Rickard, 901 " Newtown st., who suffered a bumped elbow in the incident. Hbskins told police that he had requested Mrs. Rickard to see her doc tor. . . . ,- LEGAL NOTICES GUY MADISON VIRGINIA LEITH JOHN HOOIAK - DEAN JAGGB? NOTICE OF INTENTION WEATHER MODIFICATTftW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. fhat nunin AMH.UM.ASt WEATHER CONSULTANTS OF OREGON, Ad ministration Building, Santa Bar bara MuniciDal Airaort flr,ti (California, on behalf of : The Cali- iomia uregon Power Company, Med ford, Oregon, will conduct a weather modification program using silver iodide, ground genera tors to increase snowpack in the asea bounded on the east by a line running north from" Lake-O-The-Woods alone the Cascade Divide to Windigo Gap, thence westerly along the Umpqua-Willamette Di vide to a point north of Toketee Falls Power Plant, thence .south approximately along longitude 122 30' to the Lake Creek-Fish Lake Road, thence approximately east to Lake-O-The-Woods. . The area which win be affected, as. near as may f be determined in advance, is he same-a above. The operations, will be conducted during Ve period from about No vember j.5. 1959 through Anril 30. .1960. - - - .NORTH AIUSICAN WEATHER CONSULTANTS OF OREGON . By Robert D. EKott, President Dated this 26th day of October, 1959 ; .... - .. MASQUERADE DANCE, SAT. NITE : -9 to 1-VFW llali in Rogue ffiyw Music by Y!C FLOOD & the Rhythm Masters CASH PRIZES for Best Costumes With All Hi Latest Tune! Enlarged Dining Facilities Plenty of Parking Space . Sponsored by VFW Salvage Experts Seek To Free Ship Westport, Wash.-(CPU -Salvage experts today were to stage an all-out effort to free the Liberty ship Lipari from the beech that has held her captive for the past week. A tide of 9.8 feet, the high est since the vessel went aground, was expected to aid the powerful tug Salvage Chief in pulling the 42'i-foot freighter to deep water. The . Lipari wps moved slightly Thursday njlbrning, but the strain parted a 140 ton test anchor cable. ." London-(ErH-Mrs. Asa Clay ton Smithy 78, was ejected from a meeting of Jthe Canine Defense league Thursday night for kicking a male mem ber during a debate. are being put in on the Front and Main sts. sides of trie Goldy building, according to the city engineering depart ment. , ; j.--, - - Killed-Mary Kathleen Pres ton," 1417 South Ivy St.; noti fied, city police Wednesday evening that her eat had been struck and killed. Sale - The Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War wilL. hold a . rummage 'sale Tuesday, Nov. 3, at the Fehl building, 108 Nosth Ivy. St., Medford. ? .r -i- ' - .. Flower Festival Ashland Garden club will hold the annual fall festiyal and chrys anthemum Sfeow Saturday, Oct. 31, at the Women's Civic clubhouse from 11 a.m. until 8 p.mThe public is invited, Light. Broker! - "Everett Lasher 2517 Sandy terrace, notified city police Wednes day everting that someone shot out a street light at the corner of. Black ;Oak ds. at Ccuntry Clfib'dr.. with small caliber "riffe. ' Taken Two bicycles were reported taken from the bi cycle " rack" at St. 3 Mary's school , Wednesday evening, according to city police. The bicycles were owned b y Michael JJugene Ford, 904 West 10th st., and Michael Dennis Ratty, 210' Ashland st. . Collision - Vehicles oper ated'by Carol Alene fioss, 109 Maple st., Phoenix, .and Jac queline Mona Walker, 535 Charlotte Ann ave., collided on .Riverside ave. 'between Stewart ave. and Barnett rd., Wednesday afternoon, accord ing to city police. Carol Rose w,as cited by police for im proper passing. - Permits - Two permits to erect residences were issued recently by the city building department to Dub Parker for $11,000 at 2424 Edgemont dr., and Rogue Valley con struction company, $15,000 on Blossom Hill. A third permit was issued to W H. Pelser, 921 W.est 13th st., to erect a carport valued at $436. " - . . ' v Hit - John Brown Alexan der. Jr., 7-year-old soji of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Alexander, 844 Wlest. Second st., ran into the side of., a. moving vehicle in the crosswalk on Jackson 'st. Wednesday afternoon, accord ing to city police. The boy told police -that the "w.alk" light was on and that the woman who was driving tfte ' car stopped to ask him if he was injured. - When be told her "no" she left the scene, pc- lice said. .Von Braiin May Get Extra Cash ..... ForSafurn Rocket Washington -fl!PD- Prospects appeared bright today for Dr. Wernher von "Braun to get the extra $100 million he wants for the Saturn super rocket that may put America atfead in the space race.' The Defense department is recommending a new !3aturn budget of $140 million com pared to the $240 mfllion Von Braun wants, but the ,Army missile expert is believed cer tain of"; support ' from . the civilian space agency to which he is being transferred. No "Military Need A Pentagon spokesrrian con ceded thaj the department's recommendation was based only, on .military require ments. No military need, for the super 'rocket is 'foreseen in the next for or five years, the spokesman, "said,, sd there1, was no need to complete the program be'fore 1964, or 1985. But the National Aeronau tics and Space administration, which will have charge of the p'roject alter .Von Braun's ir'ansfer receives the approval of Congress, is eager to get a payload - carrying .Saturn into space at joon as possible. .Von Braun said this can be" accomplished in 1963 if ieiore money is provided. The Sat urn is to have? more than twice the power of the largest rocket usejd so far by .the Rus sians. ' ; STAR GAZER TAUtUS , APR. 21 1 ( C-sr MAY 21 GEMM MAY 22 -JmiE22 I 4- -IO-J31 37-41-74 CANCBI 23 JULY 23 4048-81-83 LEO m JULY 24 5LALd23 vatso SEPT. 221 1 You'll 3 Admiration 4 You 5 An 6 Yce . 7 Hove 8 Win " -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Your Daily Activity GufrJe According to the Store. To develop message for Saturday, read wards corresponding to numbers ' of yourZodiac birth sign.; ' 1 Impression 31 Wined ' 61 Visitor 32 Reafly 62 Gracious ; 33 Unusual i -63 Contacts ; 34 Today . 64 May ' 35 Discussion 65 Self '" 36 Today 66 Giarm 37WhteK . 67 Arrive 38To 68 And 39 Letter 6 Choice 40 Will . WO Grace 41 Brings 71 Freely 42 Mingle 72 Thrilling , 43 Don't 73 Overtures ' 44 Romance 74 Decision 45 For 75To - -46Leods . 76 In 47 And 77To . , 48 Create 78 Of -49 Press 79 Gain 50 Cancel 80 Objectives 5! Use 1 Lasting 52 Bet 82 Ad n ration 53 Action 83 Foods 54 Your 84Todoy SEPT. 23 rn OCT. 23LB t20-21-29-44Q U7-72-73 &i scomo OCT. 24 NOV. 22 ' 12-134-304 K9-78-334l 9 Be 10 A 11 Not - 12 Be 13 Wise l4The 15 If .16 You 17 Associates 18 Time 19 Moke 0 You're 21 Encircled 22 Affection 23 Are 24 In 251s 26 Unresponsive 56 Your 27 Accented 57 There's 28 Quick- 58 Or 29 With 59Muc 30 Your 60 Social Good Adverse 55 Engt ements.85 Life 86Toooy 87 Your 68 Points 89 New 90 Achievement SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 2- 9-28-31 i B245-53 . CAMTJCOtN JAR 20 f t22-25-27-32fl 1 1542-65 AOUAHUS JAN. 21 jg Fi-77-79-80mJ nscxs FEB. 20 MAR. 21 5-33V39-: 161-6447 Portland Produce Portland (UPI) Dairy market: Eggs To retailers: Grade AA ex tra large, 49-53c; .A A large, 45-49c; A large, 42-46c: AA irSdium, 37r 40c: AA small, JC-28c; cartons l-3c additional. - . t Butter To retailers: AA and grade A prints. 70c. lb.; carton, lp higher; B prints, 68c. j Cheese, medium cured To re tailers: A grade Cheddar single dai sies, 41-51c; processed American cheese, 5-lb. loaf, 40-43c. , T- Grange "Neyrs Live Oak Granve Live Oak. Grange met Oct. 23 with" a good attendance. The. annual booster night was" held Oct. 8. . Foster Luce reported on proressof the flood, control board and the Heme Econom ics clubi announced a priate party Nov! 14. A small charge will Be made for refresh ments. . . Boy Scouts will 'hold their annual pancake breakfast at the Live Oak Grange hall Sunday, 'Nov. 15. , The lecture program includ ed songs, and roll call was "My "Motto" by verse" and a spelldown. The next meeting will be Nov. 12 with election of officers. Refreshments were served by Betty Frantz and Esther Fabric. V- . ' f CONGRATULATE POET - Moscow (HPD The Unicfh.of Soviet ' Writers, ; which ex .pelled Russian author Boris Pasternak" when ' he won. last yearns-Nobel Prize for Litera ture, today wired its congratulations- to left - fwing Italian poet. Salvatore f Quasimodo, this year's winner. . TOURIST LURES . , Rabat, MqrocccfllPD-Moroc-co has decided to let tourists enter without visas and ease customs regulations on souve nirs taken out of the country. A government commission is studying, other measures to attract more tourists. Five Bicycles1 Are Reported Stolen Four bicycles were' report ed stolen to city police Thurs day afternoon and evening. All of the bicycles, belonging to boys, were taken from racks at various schools in the city.- They belonged tjk Gregory jjamei ijuii; .casiwooa ox., from St. Mary's school; An thony iaurance McPherson, 2520 Merriman ' rd.," from Howard school; and Seldon Lee. Van Sickle, 53 . Myers court, and David Russell Gre gory, 916 South Holly st., both from Medford High school. Acccording to police re port, the bicycles belonging to Gregory Hull and David Gregory were located late Thursday. NO' TREATING .MOOD " St. Paul,. Minn. - (UPD - City officials today ordered chil1 dren to; celebrate Halloweei tonight instead of Saturday. They said the move would save $1,000 jn overtime pay to playground employees. Washington-(DPl-Sen. Estes Kefauver said Thursday the Senate- Antitrust and Monop oly committee will hold hear ings if. fh'e steel industry raises, prices as an aftermath of the strike. BRING YOUR DANCE TICKET STUBS TO THE HALLOWEEN DANCE atWalkeifs YOU MAY BE A WINNER!- Prizes will-be awarded Halloween fciight on tickets from the last three Sat. Nite Dances Be sure to bring yours! FUN FOR ALL! Always Jiood music always a pleasant' crow. . Births HARTLEY-To Mr. and Mrs. Lester, 1562 Scenic ave., Cen tral Point, Oct. 29, 1959, girl, 6 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. DUNLAP To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, 3096 Linden lane, Central Point, Oct. 29, 1959, boy, 1V pounds, at Rogue Valley hospijal. HOBBS-To Mr. and Mrs. James Jr., 307 Ashland ave., Medford, Oct. 29, 1959, boy, 6 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. SINGLER-To Mr. and Mrs. William, 124 Vernado place, Medford, Oct. 29, 1959, boy, 6V2 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital." ROSECRANS-To Mr. and Mrs. Gene, route 1, box 313, Central Point, Oct. 28, 1959, boy, 7 pounds, at , Rogue Valley hospital. HE SAID ENOJJGH Lincoln, England (UPD Francis "Cooper, an official at au rt exhibition here, looked at one of the displays approv ingly Thursday I and praised it for "nice texture and sim ple design." Then he was told the display was a typist's inky stencil, submitted by a prac tical joker. Cooper had -"no comment.2' I Over-the-Counter Western Stocks i The following bid and asked prices on selected Western securities, pro vided by the Medford ranch of Pacific Northwest Company, are unofficial and do not represent actual transactions, but are intend ed as a guide to the approximate price range. I Bid Asked 5m Common Stocks Bank of America .j. 48 Calif. -Pacific Utilities 36 4 Cons. Freightways 21 23'a Copco 34 Vi ;.36V First National Bank . o7 Morrison-Knudsen . 32 'z Northwest Nat. Gas 18 Pacific Pwr. & Lt. 37 Permanente Cement 233,i Portland Gen. Elec. 27 U. S. National Bank 66 United Utilities ; 39 West Coast Tel. 24 "4 Weyerhaeuser '. 42 38 36 '-. 61 ; 34 19 39 ',i 25 2 29 z ; 70 Vx 1 42 Vi 24 45 Investment Funds Noon quotations on selected funds supplied by the Medford Branch of Foster & Marshall, mem bers New York Stock Exchange, Noon quotations on . selected funds suDDlied by- the Medford Branch of Foster & Marshall, mem-- bers New York Stock Exchange. Fund Bullock v Chem Fund Colonial Ener ... Bid 13.67 11.37 12.52 Eaton Howard Stk 23.97 Fidelity : 16.28 Group Sec Avia-Elec 8.72 Group Sec Com Stk 12.53 Group Sec Petr .(.. 9.76 Group Sec Steel j.. 10.95 Group sec rooac - iMt Keytsone B-3 Keystone 5-4 Keystone K-2 15.84 . 9.57 14.59 Keystone S-l 1. 18.72 Keystone S-2 12.85 Keytsone-S-3 13.78 Keystone S-4 L.,12.50 Mass Inv Grth Stk 13.93 TV-Elec . j.. 15.77 Value Line Inc 5.54 Wellington U 14 Asked 14.98 12.30 13.68 5.63 ! 17.60 i 9.56 j,13.72 ? 10.69 i 11.99 ! 8.70 1728 1 10.45 15.92 20.43 14.02 15.04 . 13.64 ( 15.06 f 17.19 " 6.05 15.53 PAMC OASIS BALLROOM ' . Saturday Night j' Good Rock and -Roll Music Admission $1.00 ATTENTION EAGLES!- Halloween Masquerade V SATURDAY OCTOBER 31 PRIZES! FUN FOR ALL! r .Jack's Melody Trio Eagles and Guests Welcome! Poultry, Rabbits j Live Chjkens Quoted to grow ers at Portland, Salem and south to F-ugene, f.o.b. ranch. No. 1 qual ity fryers, 24-4 lbs, 16T17c IbT; light hens, 7c; heavy hens,1 9c. i Dressed Chickens No. t grade dressed to retailers: 'Frvers; whole drawn. 34-3 6c lb.;, cutu D. 39-416: hens, heavy type whole drawn, 35.-J oc; ugni-iype, cut up, Jl-JJC; whole, 27-29C lb. Dressed Turkeys T producers:, A grade young hens mostly 29c oh an eviscerated basis; A grade young toms, Sveighii to 24 lbs, 27-28c; over 24 lbs, 28c. j Dressed Turkeys To retailer: A grade young hens, case lots, 40 42c; A grade young toms, 38-44c depending upc?n weight: to crodue- ers, A grade fryer-roaster turkeys mosuy zbc; to retailers, 33-4lc lb, on basis of volume purchased. I -Rabbits (Average to growers, f.o.b. killing plants Live white, 3?i-4Vi lbs, f.o.b" Portland, 19-21C; colored pelts, 5c under. Fresh killed tryers to retailers, 56-58c lb cat up, 60-62c. i 1 Portland Hay Portland Wholesale Hay Prices: New crop No. 2 green alfalfa, baled, f.q,b. Portland and Seattle, $36-38 ton: some to S42 at Port land. , .- - ' j Medford Man Appears, In Grants Pass, Court , ' Grants Pass-A heajjing for Dale Frank, 9, of Medford, will be held ineGrants Pass municipal court Wednesday, Nov. 4, on cljarges of dor aeriy conauct. He pleaded innocent to the charge when he waarraigned this week. He vjs arrested I Tuesday night by city police at Jhe Seqtiin club ?n com plaint o the club manager, Cal Gormley.. . i BOARD CHAIRMAN DIES New York -fl!P&- Louis Shat tuck : Cates, 77, board, chair man of the Phelps V Dodge Corp., died Thursday joight. j Portland Livestock Portland (UPI) USDA Cattle for week 2785. Choice 1123 lb. steers 28.25; iruxed good-choice under 1050 lb. 26.7SP27J0: ood 24.50-26.50: eood heifers.23.Sn.S5:. canner-cuwer dws li-isjo. . i Calves for week A25. Good-choice vealers 28-32. coixole 33 and 34:. cull-utility 12-22. . . , . , Hogs lor week ZBaO. U. S. butch ers 180-235 lb. 15-15.50; mixed t. 2 arH 3 lots 14.25-14.50; sows 330 lb. down 12-12.50. Sheep for week 2625. JTigh-gooa and choice wooled lambs 18.50-19; snorn i7.DU-iu.au; gooa-cnoice feed ers 15-16.50; ewes 2.50-5.50. i Weajher FORECASTS i Medford and vicinity:' Fair through Saturday except early morning valley log patches. Low tonigm 2a. mgn aaturaay es. Western Oregon: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday except con siderable night and morning fog. Low tonight 30-40. High Saturday Db-04. Northern California: Fair through Saturday. Slightly warmer Satur day. Decreasing winds. Outlook Sunday fair. ' LOCAL DATA ! TEMPERATURE: Mean vester- day 44; below normal 6. Record high this date 80 in 1949. Record low this date 24 in 1959. PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to midnight, none. Midnight to 10 a.m, none. . j , Total this month .61 inch. 1.14 inch below normal. Total since Sept. 1, .90 inch. 1.50 inch below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 34, highest this am. 96. , High 4:UU Z4-, City Yester- a.m. nr. ' day Low Prec. Brookings 67 Grants Pass 61 Klamath Falls 49 MEDFORD 59 Portland 54 Seattle 52 Spokane 51 Yakima 59 Eureka Red Bluff Sacramento 55 67 69 San Francisco 68. Los Angeles . 72 Phoenix 76 Denver .... 38 Chicago 56 Miami Beach ... 8 New York 55 Washington, D. C. 58 44 25 33 27 36 "36 28 26 40 55 52 59 55 52 26 47 80 EMU .48 50 FIVE-DAY FORECAST (Through Nov. 4): . Western Oregon - Western Wash ington Moderate precipitation oc curring Sunday or Monday except light precipitation in extreme southern portion. Temperatures averaging above normal. Highs in 50s and low 60s. Lows in low to middle 40s. - i . . Northern California Possibility of rain in extreme north near end' of period. Temperature near or above normal. .' SATURDAY Jf:30 A.M. : ' r" G RAT "FUM ' for all kids! guy'madison "Wild Bill Hickok" VICTOR MATURE. in A WESTERN THRILL'ER "TUE . UST FRONTIER" , , '. . . . . PLUS ' CARTOON CARNIVAL and . Chapter 5 . ; "Pirates of She High Seas" a m MAIL TRIBUNE, edford,0r. 1 j Friday, Oct. 301959 . ' ' VHEATSE e INFORMAtlON SERVICE L FOR FULL INFgl8lATI0N,' ABOUT YOUR THEATRES HEY'KIDS! How would you like to attend the Saturday ' morning thaw without buying a ticket. Watch This Space KPOKIE " EDWARD BYRNES In His First ShrrijeRol aTi ' ' 12 asked fop it.. VEILO Ff9 ! ES T rfkRTIN 1 srriai CLINT. WALKER i cdward Byrnes jqpff RUSSKUL ANDRA kArtIH 9 A WMMtMtOS. rtCTUH CO-FEATURE - A THRrlLEjf M 4SI mm - mmm?m mm MARSHAL. THOMSOH -4-C-M WOUM UMARLA IANLX SPECIAL VATINEE SATURDAY. . T.30.P.M. . One ShowinS Niohttv - Doers Open 7:30 m. SJiow Starts 8:00 P.M. e' TH3; - " is a ' THE INCOMPATtADLE o MAIMlbElAKIi and VELVET with T ILLUSIONS '. AND 2 ANNIVERSARY 1) .. DISCOUNT ON ALL DINNERS . SUNDAY, NOV; 1st PING'S GARDENS 2330 North Pocrfie Hwy. -' SP 3-6363 Banquet and Party Service Available CANDLE ROOM 5 .. Charcpal Broiled LUlibl til TAILS An especially good place -to eat if dieting! 1II1TKI 1 lTCnCnDITl 5;30 p.m. till 12:00 Weekdays IV I Ma Mkwi wiiw Sundays 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. J"'Z .tt. i Sill T j " III ' W, u ' iFKVl I DELATIONS R l; J !. s- 11 3 -Ml TUESDAY Novemoer 3rd at- 8 P.M. HEDRIOK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM: Adults $1.75 Students .75 Children under 12 Free ' . ' if accompanied by parent. : Sponsored by Medford Junior Chamber of Commerce ' Christmas Civic Activities DAIRY. FREEZE ........ 900 N. 'Riverside . 8 ' SP 3-3067 - UNDER NEW. MANAGEMENT .. aj - ' R. L. and W. L. Wilson ' . ' - S ; HALLOWEEN SPE&IAL ? Licorice and Pumpkip Ice Cream a Please Order in' Advance lClt Per S SP .3-3067 'vTf . Quart : 1 CLIP THIS AD AND SAVE 10c PR QUART . 'fenaiaBiiiMBa Y'ALL COME- DANCING . '. Every Saturday light To the Music of ' .. ' ARROU 4 SPEEDY'S LOCAL YOKELS ' Country-Western & Rock .& Roll Music .Come on Out Join Your Friends and Make New Ones! f " Located at the - DERBY COMMUNITY HALL Vust Miles Off trater Lake Highway :.- - - ' on Butte Falls Rdad TONITE & SATURDAY TWO COMPLETE SHOWS 7:00 and 9:45 ROAD SHOW ENGAGEMENT JAMES STEWART LEEkEMICK BEN GAZZARA ARTHUR 0'CONNELL EVEARDEN KATHRYM GRANT Jast year's No. Best-seller - No. 1 motion I picture! fv f ff J - m vmmr ? , "1 GEORGE C. SCOTT k " ? C " ORSON BEAN A VL I J RiisseR0W!; 3LJOSEPH N. WELCH Lm iJmavZ Murray HAvmgr.ji rl - Jui' U SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY, 1:00 P.M. ; THEATRf " 'iNFORNJATIOrA.SERVICJ ' CALL Sr 3-7321 FOR FULL INFORMATION ABDUT jfOUK THEATKES TONITf & SATURDAY $1.00 Per Ccrlod tl ' NAVY'S " GREATEST DISASTER ? ' i ... r. . ... MLUS ' ' a Y " . . . f . duiu sraicai : 1 WXTt SHU6HHEJST KMERT MOBiTal ' sava& Africa at its MIGHTIEST! 3 TECHNinoi fife S . vrl 11 ' "" ' I "3 t ' C- tEMCE MMTHKKT I -jrl- TAi at umtum ADDED SATURDAY , FOR DUSK - TO DAWN . t