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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1960)
6 o i c-r y, i.lo Oc:::;:;: O O o O O 0 o J:-" r- ,-,r-., z oCco Q;z3C3 CD U -norao O nnn n , , (. J I o CDc:r:::::oc::::r"r::::: O O O o :Oc::: Q " " ' "..-. 1 - '.-") u a ftf 3 I c: Local and Issues Permit Tlie city building department issued a permit Wednesday o Mike Altobello to construct a $3,000 addition to a residence at 1Q04 South Grape st. Tonsillectomies - Kavin, 3, Galen, 5, and Holly Dalbec. 4, children of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Dalbec. route 2, box 204P, Central Point, un dtrwcnt tonsillectomies at Medford Osteopathic hospital today. Woodvill Clean -Up - A clean-up week for Woodville cemetery has been set for May 14-21, Mrs. Mattie Smith, Rogue River secretary, has re ported. A truck will pick up refuse there Saturday, May Display Moved - Winfield Harrison Simpkins, owner of the Specialty Shop, 106 South Grape st., was informed by city police Wednesday that a display of furniture and var ious other items on the side walk in front of the shop is in violation of a city ordi nance and that he should re move it as soon as possible. Simpkins told police he would do so. WE PROUDLY PRESENT 2 OF THE FINEST FILMS EVER MADE! Explosively Real! oaaaaa eosuu nn loan saw Wittiam ROLDEN ROONtY fMIHfM T GlH ASHLAND PH0KE MIL ! 6:30 THE TOY :deer S RESTAURANT 3 ELECTRIFYING PERFORMANCES! T3 i : U W I IP 1 I II jj ALL SEATS .90 DOORS OPEN O FOR A SPECIAL TREAT OUR GARDEN TEUACI Will BE OPEN 5 4 Milts Wh ef Athliatl en Hiahwiy 99 Personal Child BittM - Debra Jane Bunker, 3-year-old daughter of Mrs. Margaret Agnes Bunk er, 516 Peart st., was bitten on trie arm by a dog Wednes day while playing in the drive way at her home, according to city police. Medical Patient - Mrs. Ver nan Reh, route 1, box 393. Talent, was listed as a medical patient at Rogue Valley hos pital today. Surgery patients there included Thomas Aus tin, J 541 South Ivy st., Med ford. and Leroy Calkins 3136 Marilee St.. Medford. In Hospital Mrs. Goldy l. Sharp, box 61, Hilts, Calif., and Brian Peck, 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peck Trail, were listed as medical patients today at Sacred Heart hospital. Surgery patients there included Mrs. Peggy I. Wilson, route 1, box 289. Cen tral Point, and Adolph W. Lund, Freemont, Calif. Elks Meeting The Medford Elks lodge will hold its youth activities program at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Elks temple. Awards will be pre sented to outstanding high school students. The lodge will meet at 8:15 o'clock with presentation of an automobile, television set and radios plan ned at the session. Inspections - No hazards were noted yesterday in dwellings inspected by Med ford city firemen. They in spected 68 residences and made 58 recommendations for correction of hazards that might cause fires. Firemen stopped at 170 residences and found no one home at 89. There were 13 refusals of their home inspection offer. Surgery Patients - Donald W. Copeland, 1292 Dixie lane, Medford, was a surgery pa tient at Medford Osteopathic hospital recently. Other sur gery patients at the hospital include Connie Rae Varner, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Varner, 6240 Table Rock rd., Central Point; Edwin H. Duscnbury, 2295 North Pacific highway, Med ford; and Mrs. Keith Allen, 93 Vashti Way, Medford. Driver Cited Donald Gor don McKay, 29, of 804 Crater Lake ave., was cited by city police for violation of the ba sic rule (failure to maintain control of vehicle) after the car he was driving struck the rear of one operated by Mi chael Robert Harris, 16, of 404 Chestnut St., at the intersec tion of J and 12th sts., Wednesday at 11:40a.m. Slight damage to both vehicles was reported by police. NOW THRU SAT. ADULTS ONLY NO ONE UNDER 18 WILL II ADMITTED The fabulous Island of Actual films of this most famous rendeivout of the nudists of the world! Filmed with fidelity and taste. am In Glorious Sun-Tanned Color PLUS DELIGHTFUL AND OISTIR0U1 ROMP WITH BAUDOT SHOW STARTS 7:00 si EASTER SPECIALS Complete Dinners Roast Turkey Baked Ham .$1.25 JM. 25 $1.25 $1.09 ..$1.09 Fried Chicken Swiss Steclu Shrimp ALSO ITALIAN DINNERS Afl, Children's Plates 75c Open 7 A.M. te I P.M. mi Cat, Daughters Mriv Dora May Call, route 1, box 493A, Gold Hill.Cbi a (prgery patient at Sacred Heart hospital. (j Meeting Planiied-The Jack son County Young Republi cans will meet at the home of Janus Asher, 1532 Whitman s'.., Medford, nt 8 pm. Mon day, May 9. Members will re view applications for the club scholarship which will be pre sented to a local high school senior. TwO-Car Accident - City police cited Julie Kathleen Hudson, 19. of 609 West Fourth st., for failure to yield the right of way to a vehicle on a through street, alter the car she was operating collij ed with a vehicle operated by William Dean Welsliaws, 26, of 518 Liberty st., on Crater Lake axe., between Saling and Stevens st. Wednesday at 9:15 p.m. Police described the damage to both vehicles as moderate. Obituaries JEANETTE LILLIE Committal services for the ashes of Mrs. Jcanette Augus ta Lillie, 74, of Gold Hill, who died on April 6, will be con ducted at the graveside in the Trail cemetery at 10 a.m. Sat urday. The Rev. John Power, rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Prospect, will officiate. Chapel Mortu ary is in charge of arrange ments. Mrs. Lillie had come to this area from San Bernardino, Calif., two years ago to be with her daughter, Mrs. Rie Ellen Baker, route 1 box 313D, Gold Hill. She was born in England Aug. 23, 1885, the daughter of William and Jeanette Wright Ball. She was married in Crown Point, Ind:, Oct. 8, 1929. to George W. Lillie, who preceded her in death 15 years ago. Besides her daughter in Gold Hill, she is survived by a step-daughter, Mrs. Vella Walker, of Sierra Madre Calif., and five grandchildren DANIEL BENCH Ashland Daniel Bench. 84, of 1034 North Central ave., Medford, died at a Medford hospital May 3. He was born Dec. 9. 1875, in Paris, Ark. He is survived by nine chil dren and step-children: H. V. Wall, Upper Lake, Calif.; C. F. Wall, Phoenix, Ore.; Ames Bench, Florida; N o r in a n Bench and Trafton Bench, both Huntington Park, Calif.; Mrs. Ruby Bartley and Mrs. Pearl Dodson, both Yreka, Calif.; Mrs. Jewel Goutier, Del Paso Heights, Calif.; and Mrs. Bea McMahon, Medford; 27 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren, and one broth er, Art Bench, Holly Grove, Ark. Mr. Bench moved to Ash land in 1939 from Tulare, Calif., and in recent years to Medford. Funeral services will be Friday, May 6, at 1:30 p.m. at Litwiller's Mt. View chapel with interment in Mt. View cemetery. JACK GORRIE Word has been received here of the death May 3 in Springfield, Ore., of Jack Gor rie, brother of Mrs. C. G. Van Valzah, 15 Geneva St., Med ford. Mrs. Van Valzah and her daughter, Miss Nancy Van Valzah, left Wednesday for Springfield. Funeral services will be held in Buell chapel, Friday, May 6, at 2 p.m. in Spring field. THERESIA WEISS Recitation of the Holy Rosa ry for Mrs. Theresia Marie Weiss, 59, of route 1, box 513, Central Point, who died in a local hospital Tuesday, will be held at Perl Funeral home Friday at 7:30 p.m. Requeim Mass will be from Sacred Heart church Satur day at 9 a.m. with Father William McLeod officiating. Interment will be in the Memory Gardens Memorial park. Mrs. Weiss was born Nov. 21, 1900, at New Hampton, Iowa, and had been a resident of this area for 31 yeare. She was a member of the Catholic church and the St. Anne's Altar Society, Survivors include her hus band, Elmer G. Weiss, Cen tral Point; one son, Roger Weiss, Medford; three daugh ters, Mrs. Rita McCulloch, Medford. and Mrs. Normt Lees, California, and Mrs. Ruby Waterston, Anchorage, Alaska; three sisters, Mrs. Catherine Young, Minneapo lis. Minn.; Mrs. Elizabeth Missen, Lawlcr, Iowa, and sj 1 sister marion Joel or. Des Moines, Iowa, and seven I grandchildren. t! Casketbearer& will be Ber nard Parent, Louis Rcntz, George Kuchs, Edward Kelly, i Aureie Meunier and John Cotar Bronxvjdfc. N.Y. -d'PD - Mrs. 1 Anna Bramoach Russell, 73, who served several years as I a Red Cross nurse in an Army hospital at Ancon. Canal Zone, j during construction of the I Panama Canal, died Wednes TheyTf Do- It Bverv O 1 Is "PrJE EX.?M FOR THE GOVERNMENT' SECRETARIAL JOB,OKR4 HAD TO O TAKE AND TYPE 99 WORDS A MINUTE- ELEEMOSYNARY ELFU6IRMENT OP 7MB HEYNONMYNONNYANDAWOTCHACHORNA JUMPEDOVERTHEQUCkBBOlVNCOWNOWIS JUMPEDOVERTHEQUCkBROtVrCCWNOWIS .."7?? XlTit, V. ..T". .-.isHB- ! THETIMEKALU3O0DMfcN1AXr.!fc-IU (.MINUTE AND A HALF TO MAKE THREE J . NO 1SW .. T reD 1' VociiiNALs and thirteen rr tnorush- ' hffT. J -v." copies-- . -rV-73T'io - ir-r-sBEr-isJ MINUTE AND A HALF TO MAKE THREE J . originals and Thirteen copies Births HORNSBY - To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G., 819 South Grape St., Medford, May 2, 1960, a boy, weight 73 lbs., at Rogue Valley hospital. G1IELARG1 - To Mr. and Mrs. Charles L., route 1, box 236A, Central Point, May 3, 1960, a boy, weight 7J,i lbs., at Rogue Valley hospital. SCHULZ - To Mr. and Mrs. James R 401 East 12th St., Medford, May 4, 1960, a boy, weight 5:U lbs., at Rogue Val ley hospital. SEAMAN - To Mr. and Mrs. Victor W., Jacksonville, May 2. 1960, a boy, weight 7U lb., at Sacred Heart hospital. STARKS - To Mr. and Mrs. Lelan E., 68 Freeman rd., Central Point, May 2, 1980, a boy, weight 8 lbs., at Sacred Heart hospital. DUARTE - To Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sr., 932 Newtown ave., Medford, May 3, 1960, a boy, pounds, at Sacred Heart hospital. Man Jailed in Bank Holdup Try Portland OIPD- Fred Joseph Carter, 53, Elma, Wash., was held under $10,000 bail and a lady teller was hailed as a hero today following a futile bank robbery try Wednesday, Carter was apprehended by three employees of the Cana dian Bank of Commerce be fore police arrived. They gave chase on foot after the teller, Mrs. Marcelyn Willson, push ed the alarm button. Police said the would-be robber pushed a note through the window at Mrs. Willson demanding money and saying a second man was outside training a gun on her. But Mrs. Willson, the victim of a robbery attempt two years ago, pushed the alarm button Instead. The man fled. Bank Man ager John Mcintosh and two accountants, Percy Faulkner and Oliver Brown, chased him, caught him, disarmed him and had him in the bank office when police arrived. Police said Carter had been in prison four times on for gery and burglary convic tions. Rare Baby Disease Studied by State Portland-OIPU-Oregon health authorities have announced plans of a statewide program to prevent disability from rare but serious metabolic de fect in babies. The condition, known as phenylketonuria or phenylpy- ruvic onogopnrenia, now ac counts for about one per cent of all cases institutionalized fur mental retardation. Dr. Richard H. Wilcox, state health officer, said the condi tion begins in Infancy and each case costs the state of Oregon about $100,000. Urine tests of babies as young as four weeks old can detect the ailment. Mother's Day SPECIALS! Includes Complete DINNER Relish Dish-Soup vegetable ueiserti Roast Turkey a w4 H( a v ! wwi to Roast Pork Dinner served Noon til 7 P.M-Snexial Prices for Children. Plenty of Parking Space. Jackson Hotel Dining Boom 108 . Central Open 7:00 A.M. PltINO A PARTY OR lANQUETr ChQ with us for frrinftmenra snel rtitfititet Cell SP26231. lime- She passed the speed test- SO WHAT 5 SHE ASSIGNED TO? GIVE A GANCER.6ENTLE READER- ERE YARE,OW4 rrt$? ,.:o Fourth Annua! Senior Citizens Month Observed The fourth nationwide Sen-, ior Citizens month is being observed this month under sponsorship of Senior Citizens of America and supporting organizations. Mrs. Rita M. Holmes, White City, Oregon state director for SCA, stated that the observ ance is built on experience of the past years, when 44 state governors, the commissioners of the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico issued proc lamations designating May as Senior Citizens month. The observance acts as a springboard" for activities of the year that directly concern the welfare of older people. It focuses attention on the in crease in life expectancy and the obligation of society to in clude older people in the so cial, economic and spiritual life of the community. Among specific purposes to be emphasized are: To make effective use of tlie talents, education, exper ience and wisdom of older cit izens. To recognize outstanding services performed by senior citizens in the community, state and nation. To give publicity to facts about population growth which is rapidly changing na tional habits and customs. To emphasize the import ance of beginning early in life to plan and prepare for later years. To discourage negative pro cedures that set up arbitrary age limiting the privileges of older people, and encourage Carole Tregoff Yisits Dr. Finch Los Angeles (UPD Accused murderess Carole Tregoff, 23, visited her co-defendant, Dr. R. Bernard Finch, 42, Wednes day In county jail. Accompanied by attorney Richard M. Moore, an associ ate of Finch's lawyer, Grant Cooper, Carole talked briefly with Finch in the 10th floor lawyers' room at county jail. Moore told newsmen he brought Finch a message which needed a reply and "Carole just came along." She has been free since March 18 on $25,000 bail, pending her retrial with Finch on May 23. The pair was accused of killing Finch's estranged wife, Barbara Jean, 33, in the drive way of her West Covina, Calif., home last July 18. Their three-month trial ended March 12 in a hung jury. Investment Funds N o o quotatlona funds; Fund Bullock , BIS Aked 12.18 13.15 Chem Fund 10.78 Colonial Ener 1 1.7.3 Eaton Howard Stk 11. 55 Fidelity 14.n Group Sec Avta - Elec 8.4H Group Bee Com atk .. 1 1 art Group aeo Petr S SR 1 1 .1)6 I 'J 82 , 12.35 J fl (IB 9.27 13 02 11.73 62 B 46 17.14 10.25 15.51 19.08 12 IIP 14.11 13 4B 15.22 S 34 9 82 14.00 Group Sec Steel Group Sec Tobae Keyslone B-3 Keystone B-t ........ Keystone K-l Keyatone J-1 Keyttone B-3 .. Keystone B-3 - Keystone B-4 Mass Inv Urth atk TV-glee Value Lint Inc , Wellliujton 78 7.73 15.71 3 14 22 15 2 11.08 uw,! 12.38 14 08 7 85 S 14 13.87 Solae) Enlraw Potato inoic or Fritad Chicken CA CA B.L.J M.m W VW Bakatd Ham naw , 1 wi 1 1 h only I only TJv limmv Hatl( i i . i , "T'inr-T iiKi t - -mJ II the growing tendency to main tain their usefulness in the community. To spread information about services available in such fields as employment, medi cal care, hospitalization, re creation, housing, pensions and social security. Aid 'Lost People' To locate and aid the "lost people" of the older genera tion who may be poorly housed, undernourished, ill and lonely. To unify all agencies and groups which work with sen ior citizens In a program of mutual helpfulness. Each state and comunity is working out its own program for the month, Mrs. Holmes said. Since the constitution of SCA was adopted, life expect ancy at birth In the United State has increased 21 years since 1900. There are some 15 million people in the U.S. over 65 years ot age, and the num ber increases more than 1,000 each day. Weather HORKCASTS Medford and vicinity Vuriuble hish clotidineii throunh Fridav. L.)w tonight nctr 38, Higli Friday 70. Western Oregon: Cloudy tonljiht and Friday xcent partly cloudy over interior Friday afttrnoon and southern Interior tonight. Low to niftht 4J-B, High rridav 80-70. Nnrliiarn California; Fair tonight, Partfy cloudy Friday. LOTAI, DATA ' TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday 51; below normal 5. fU-corri high thia da( 02 in J-J47. Hrcord low thia dale 28 in 1B24. PRECIPITATION; 24 hours to midnight, nona. Midnight to 10 a.m. none. Total this month .69 Inch, .40 Inch abova normal. J Total since Sept. 1, M 43 inches, 1.4o inches below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday 39, higheat thia a.m. 87 rr. Hlfh 4:'I0 24 CITV Yaiier- am, hr. day l.iw Pree.l Brookinaa fit 44 Crater Lka 40 Grants Pais fifi KInmath f alls A2 MKDFORD BO Portland Ji 8 Seattle". Sf, Spokane 83 21 4H 48 3!P 38 .Kima B Eureka . Sft .01 Hed Bluff 71 Sacramento S;in Francisco .. 73 fill 05 45 51 Los Angeles ...... Phoenix Denver Chicago Mlnmi Beach .... Naw York Washington, D. 57 73 53 82 , 87 . 72 ENJOY A SPECIAL MOTHER'S DAY DINNER Nxt Sunday at Baautiful on DESIR DINING INN JUST IAST OF CENTRAL POINT On HI BAY. Mather's Dt Dinner eul A reel tree fer fht family . , . at4 teaMeiettv e vtettiee fef Mean. She'll iniaa the laagriel at Mas 9eslr'e Mtteikrtisl eerriee, resHial aitrreuaslinii, Jvlie'e seveir celeiee. Ot teerse, we'd have chilelta'a Vi price plertt aa snake It a reel remits; ftairl Sarvad From 3 P.M. to 9 P.M. Phone flOmandy 4-2513 NOTICE fo All Eagles! PROPOSED It IAW CHANQKS TO BE VOT8P ON THURSDAY, MAY 5 - S P M EAGLES LODGE HALL n 1 Nixon Believes 'Rocky' Should Be on GOP Ticket New York -JMD-Viet Presi dent Richard M. Nixon Indi cated Wednesday he thought New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller should have a place on the national Republi can ticket. Rockefeller's first reaction: "Did he say what place?" Nixon, discussing politics as he toured the U.S. World Trade Fair here, said he would not declare his choice for the I GOP vice presidential nomi nation before he is formally nominated for President. But he said "Republican leaders acro.-s the nation have told me that Governor Rocke- feller has a strong pull on the ',,ammnKS m ,e alm m ull Hn voters and that he would add strength to the ticket. Certain-1 Circuit JudkC Alan Davis ly he lias all the qualities of : denied two motions by de national leadership." I fense attorney K. C. Tanner, Interpreted as OHer olle ,0 dis'iss the indictment , . , i against McDonald charging in- of Washington reported "sources close to the vice president" as saying Nixon wanted Rockefeller as his run ning mate. It was widely in terpreted as an. offer to Rocke feller of the No. 2 place on the ticket. In Albany, N.Y., Rockefel ler tempered his "what place" quip Wednesday by stating categorically that "1 will not be a candidate for vice presi dent under any circumstances, no matter who might ask." Rockefeller was asked why if he were standing by his withdrawal from the presiden tial race, he still refused to en dorse Nixon. "I am not and will not be a candidate for President," he replied, "and I will not en dorse any candidate prior to the convention." Portland Product The following price quotations i are from the agricultural market-1 ing service of the U.S. Department . ot Agriculture in Portland. I Fugs: Pricee to retailers, dellv-1 ered: Cartoiui, X large AA 47-."0; large A A 44-47: large A 43-48: me- clium AA 40-44: email AA 36-311. Prices to producers: X larjie AA 34- 1 38V; larfte AA 32-3(l','j; tarRe A 30-! VI; medium AA 29-32 small AA I JH-SfU,.. Butter: Prices to retailers, No. 1 prints delivered, A A and A H7, B 05. Poultry: Prices to retallere, deliv ered, for (trade A quality, fryern. whole 4B-4U. cut uu i-i; "gm type hens, whole 27-31, cut up 32-35; heavy type hena, whole 40-4B. Over-the-Counfer Wesfern Stocks The following bid and ask- ed quotations, from the Na tional Association of Securi ties Dealers, Inc., do not rep resent actual transactions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indi cated by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. CommoH Stncki II Askrd Bnnk of America Callf.-Padllc UtllitiM.. Caicaclei Plywood Cnni. t'relfhtways , . ea '4 43 IS 10 31 " , 17,4 S4i 23 'i 31 . as 101a 311 t 3V,', , 2S , Sfi1' . 40, , 24 Is . SSIa J4 't IB 311', 25', 5', 32 21 ", :im, a:iS 3CHJ 70 V, 43 1 'a 21)'. 38',, Copco uyprua mines uorp Flrat Natlnnal Bank..., Morrlcun-KnunKeu Northwest Nnt. Oaa..., Pacific Pwr. A Lt , Permanent Cement .... Portland Cien. Mec...... U, S. Notional Bank .... United Utilities Went Const Tel Weyerhaeuser O Wiinesses OuS) In McDonald Case Pnrl1.nrt.(l'-TI. fir. .it.t'" '.?'" 17 3-'": .-- n.. nesses were to be called to day in the trial of Levi S. Mc Donald, former Stereot.yner ; union negotiator accused in the dynamiting Jan. 31 of! trucks serving the struck Ore gun Journal and Oregonian j here. j I Opening statements by at torneys and a visit by tlie ! nine-wumun, three-wan jury j to the scene w here trucks j j were dynamited took up n eonesday s session. Oscar Uowlett, deputy dis trict attorney, said the suite would present witneaaes who j would idenlfy McDonald as I the man who planned lilt- dy- jury to property by explo sives and tlie other to dis charge the jury. The motions were based on grounds the statute under which the juries were impaneled is unconstitu tional. The motions apparently were made for the record as Judge Davis Monday had de nied similar motions in a pre trial conference. CHARCOAL STEAKS TILL MIDNIGHT CANDLE ROOM UrtTCI 4 ord 2.. Open Dally 5:J0 P.M. te Midaiaht SxaaaTS 4 P.M. Till 11 P.M J STARTING TONIGHT A DOUBLE BILL OF REAL ACTIONI Thieves PLAN MOST DAMNS ROBBERY IN THE HISTORY OF CRIME! m .T,V11 EDWARD C. if ff RMINSOH MOSTEKH r'JK m cotL,"s rim ,wlL'c,l Vjf I L ALlXANOeH JfV 1 i. acounsv j 2& ClNaHVlAScCMBBE FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY ADULTS ONLY FOR THIS ATTRACTION NO ONE UNDER ADMITTED Yaw Musi Prova Yaur Aaet Pleoaa Oen't Brina ChUetran ALL SEATS $1.00 ONLY ONI SHOW EACH NITI HOCIAM o 7:30 DOORS OPEN ftiQOrOwrtur Viaana Jymfibony oJblO Prbia Winning Crtoon, 8:20-"THE LOVERS" ror nana ijveiToor PorlUnd I L'fl i UBDA CatU 100. Luluy co Ifl so-17; canner- i Uller u-13; lew 1540. 13. uooo v,eri 2S-31U n 3, atandftifl uiiiJ Hous 15U. U S. 1 ana 2 htiti-hm 200-2S5 lb. 18 50-18 75: Klml 19; tju, D IHAU-17: 13 40-1 41) Sheep 50. No early market tent. For Goodntta Seles Ear Haral 7:00 A.M. DAILY Breakfast Sandwiches lunches THE CUMH p. s i-rt THIATRI INFORMATION SERVICE CALL 3-7111 70 FULL IN'OftMATIOM ABOUT YOUR THIATtH U noivc.iaj irnif i in COUTH PACIFIC KlflKW 111 TONIGHT A GREAT FUN AND THRILL SHOW MIRTH and MISSILES! - . Thair Firs fuS- OT3 M.nSh Faofura HAVE ROGKET, WILL TRAVEL H i km emm Mfttts racM PLUS I Ja':! "WWalaal . TARGET noR ' mm O - , Sun AUDIE MURPHY EI1CIA A 1HHIH MtNlU PLUS WORLD NIWS AND COLOR CARTOON MATINIi SATURDAY 2:00 P.M. fer.T.T.ss lSL THI L.A LIQIND OP 1 TOM DOOt-Y)LaJ ticaaiL iano io nessew '.SaH S fc, aW . . it 21 TA3A THE STONECUTTER" day. U o1 o o O Of O0 O 0 o 3 o 0 o o UsMeM
