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The Board predicts a vo-| able in a tremendous array of at-| paid an unexpected visite here to-| Tuesday local officials revoked|lume gain of about 3% over the tractive styles. day to Tagore, the man nailed to| Tagore and mow: nave | last six months of 1955, the biggest by the shoe duty of the ve! for heavy promotion and selling! 3 to move the goods. New records [Predicts Rise : In Shoe Sales arc comacics imevishe i mck OLD TIME -- MODERN Music by The | Record shoe sales for the second|the potential. The potential has {half of 1956 are anticipated by| never been greater, says Andrews, the Board of Analysts of Future With ion and d in- his pro a cross in the Reynosa bullring|the permit for the exhibition and|selling period in the history of the Sunday, and found him without been attempting to get a new per-ishoe industry. Total shoe produc- his hands and feet attached to|mit tion for the year will be around the | cross. Tagore was nailed to the cross 570 million pairs, or very little Tagore, dressed in his white|while it lay on the ground. The | change from the 1955 figure. Much linen suit, lay on the cross. His cross has mever been upright. faith is placed in the recognition, omg. ig > Early CIBC: The Home Towners WBEN-Juke Box {| CBL-Canadian Yarns; Festival 10.30 P.M. WBEN-Indictment CJBC-BBC Theatre weEND Yo. |CBL-Now 1 Ask You ESSE al ieee Bee HERE BE H2.0 SES ore sen oem a LEH HR | WGR-News: ; CBL-Ni CBL-Sports College WGR-Quiz House 645 P.M. CBL-Summer Date CELB-Dollars and Sense wUR-Episcopal Hour 7.00 P.M. WBEN-News: CFRB-Juke Box CKLB-News Artists CBL-A CJBC-Tributes WGR- News; : 7.15 P.M. CKLB-Meet The Artist CBL-Roying Reporter in Tem 8.00 AM. CKLB-News; Grace United Missionary Church CFRB-Farm Review CBL-News: Postmark CEKEY-Family Hour WGR-Bible Class "= 8.30 AM. CKLSB-Ukratnian tist Church CFRB-Back to God WBEN-Devotional Bap Service WGR-Fashioned Revival 8.45 AM. CKLB-Gormley Church WBEN-Christian Science { CKEY-Stone Church 12.00 NOON CFRB-Choir and Organ CBL-BBC-News CKEY-News; WGR-Roundup; 12.15 P.M CBL-Church Music CJBC-Ont. Sportsman CKEY-News Digest WBEN-Andre WGR-Ask The 12. 3 PM. CKLB-New News riest Sports: WBEN- yd Kostelanetz CJBC-Concerto WGR-It's Time; and Centre 1.00 P.M. ¢ CKLB-30 Minutes To Go + WGR-Record Review CFRB-Woolworth Hour CBL-Children's Corner CKEY-N d Front CKLB- Liberace 6.00 P.M. CKEY- News; WGR-Headlines, Sports 6.15 P.M. CKLB-Vistas of Israel CBL-U.N. on Record CKEY-Ballroom WGR-Music for 6.30 P.M. CKLB-Chapel Music CJBC-Melody Cards CFRB-TBA CBL-The Word of the Sunday Time; + WBEN-Gunsmoke 7.00 P.M. WBEN-Mitch Miller CKLB-Albert St Chureh { CJBC-Paul Temple Mystery CFRB-Weekend Review 7.00 AM. CKLB-News: Koffes Korner WGR-Musical Clock CBL-News; Concert Glee Club Jury J. Crysdale Kostelanetz | 3 WBEN-On a CBI Scoreboard be KEY-Legal Evening |CFRB-News; Sports; TBA |CKEY- -Hayloft Hoedown | WGR- Baseball 8.30 P.M, | CJBC-Music Hall CBL-Stratford Festival |cKLB 01d Ranch House CFRB-News; jospC. BBC Band ween! News; ountry Style mpo | Bandstand aun News: | Keeping Track EA | CKEY-Baseball SUNDAY MORNING 9.00 AM crs Religious cope. Chamber Music CBL-TBA CFRB-News; usic 'Work Sports; AM. | CKEY- dein ho 'Truth |crLE. Wo Bd Worship | WBEN- Classic Themes CBL-Organ Recital | WGR-Treasury Guest Star 9 AM. CKEY Christian Science WGR-St. Francis Hour 10.00 A.M. CBL-Neighborly News CJBC-Prelude to Worship CFRB-Lutheran Hour SUNDAY AFTERNOON {CIJBC-Curtain Calls | WGR-Light and Life Hour CBL-Songs of Praise 2.00 P.M. CKLB-News Hill | WBEN-Weather WGR-Bison Baseball CFRB-Dorsey Bros. CKEY-Sunday Musical 230 P.M CFRE-Bible Study CJBC- Variations CKLB-Personalities | WBEN-New York Phil- | barmonic 3.00 P.M. CKEY-Jay and Ginger CFRB-Bible Class CBL-Music Festivals | CIBC. TBA Sunday Af SUNDAY EVENING -- Roon. x Time; Music L-Women in White Forum Ss. P.M. CKLB-Radip Nederland JKEY-News: Rolling Home WBEN-Corliss Archer CBL-International Concert WGR- TOWER Meeting Po, | WBEN- Herb Shriner | CKLB- By Still Waters CJBC-Martin Boundy's Band 9.00 P.M. CKLB-Family Bible CJBC-Tree of Life CBL-CBC Stage WBEN-Summer Louis WGR-Assignment ; Lifetime Living 9.30 P.M. | crL B-Music Hall WBEN-Atlantic City Dance CJBC- ihe MONDAY MORNING 9.15 AJ. in St Dreamers |cKLB-Devctions; "Music CJBC-Bob and Ray CKEY-Jay and Ginger 9.45 AM. CJBC-Toast and Jamboree (jBC-Audio CFRB-News; Wally Crouter Show WBEN -News; Musical Clock 00 A.M. ews: Sports 8.15 AM. CBL-Morning Devotions $.30 AM. CBL March Past 9.00 AM. CELB-News; Devotions CKEY-Jay and Ginger WBEN-Breakfast Program CFRB Waltz WGR-Breakfast Club CFRB-News; Neighborhood Corner 12.00 NOON CKLB-Black and White CBL-BBC News CJBC-Elwood Glover CF RB- Ranch Party "KE Hits WBE Weather WGR-News; Sports 12.15 P.M. CKEY-Star Time CBL-Aunt Lucy WGR-Jimmy Fiddler WBEN- Luncheon Club 12.30 P.M. CKLB-News: Sports CBL-Farm Broadcast: CFRE-News, Hollywood WGR-Music was PM C€FRB-Freshie Fortune ~KLB-Rural ine CJBC-Sreall Iypes Club 600 P.M CFRB-Bing Crosby CKLB-News: Opinion CBL-CB( News. spors WBEN-News; Weather WGR-News: Roundup WGK. Music: Bill Stern 2.00 P.M. Song tos ply Memory Lane; Weather, News WBEN-Amos 'n' 15 P.M GBL-Rov..g Reporter WGR-Mel Allen 7.30 P.M CKLB-Dream Passport GIBC-John Steele Andy Weather; | CKLB-News: | and CJBC Cal Halifax | CBL-Light and Lyrical 10.00 AM, WGR-True Story Ladies' Program CKEY-News; Ballroom WBEN-Arthur Godfrey 10.15 A.M. CFRB-Novelty Time CBL-Two For a Quarter 10.30 A.M. WGR-John Lascelles Festival 10.45 AM, CBL-News; Waltz Time \CFRB-Hollywood Date MONDAY AFTERNOON | Teler 100 P.M. | cKLB-Call for Help [came Dell Mott Show Tops in Pop -Serial Stories (BEN Sent Stories CFRB Melody Parade { Lis P.M. | CBL-Musie L453 P.M. ps Mun Around jc x "Top Tunes 2.00 P.M. | CKLB-Shovicase CKEY-News; Say with Music CFRB WC CBL- Matinee CJBC-Musical Show 2.6 PM CFRB-Top Tunes MONDAY EVENING CKEY Talk of the Town 7.45 P.M Frank Sinatra "d. R. Murrow BL-Songs 1 Like | CFRB-Johany Dollar s.00 PAL Wonderland cochet die Cantor WBEN-Eddy Arnold ORE ME News: Mickey won Buse ball 515 P.M, | come Red Foley 230 P.M Jackson CERB-Double or WBEN-Arthur | CBL.Summer 9.00 P.M. | | CKL B-City Council CKEY-Keepir Track | WBE N-News My Son Jeep CJBC-Fighting CFRR Radio | CBL-Stratford . Concert | 9.15 PM. CKEY-- Barba Nothin) Godfrey Fallow } | Words Theatre Health Parl. | CKLB-Bible Hour i | jyraev News: | WaR- Bob Glacy CKEY-News: Sports: | CFRE-Orchestra 1.00 P.M. the Saddle Les Lye : Eports' ews; Sports; Go Round 11.30 P.M. | WBEN-Dance Music | CKEY-Sports Finals: CKLB-Late and Early Show |CBL-Bergan Festival WGR-Glacy's Basement | | | Domestic Discord! Tyrone Pow- er as pianist Eddy Duchin quar- rels with young Rex Thompson WBENOrdan Musie as James Whitmore and Victoria Message of Israel Shaw look on in Columbia Pic- tures' "The Eddy Duchin Story," at the Plaza Theatre in Cinema- Scope and color by technicolor. hands and feet, with the nails still Plercinig the them, were not He held 'lighted cigaret in the fingertips of his right hand and wi his arm bent at the elbow was about to take a drag. Lucio Medina, the promoter who brought Tagore here, stood by the cross. Both greeted me with a nod. V Neither man gave any indica-||/ tion that it was unusual for Ta- gore to have his hands free During an earlier prearranged interview Thursday, Medina called reports that Tagore had been removed from the cross "a 10.30 A.M. CKLB-Christian Science CBL-Recital CJBC-Sunday Classics WGR-Roundup; News; Westminster 11.00 A.M. CKLB-Church Service WBEN--BUFFALO--Channel 4 CHCH--HAMILTON--Channel 1 TELEVISION LOG WGR--BUFFALQO -- Channel 2 RL TORONT Ciamel} H WHAM--ROCHESTER--Channel 5 pack of lies." He insisted that he had not been off the cross Sunday. Tagore, a 25-year-old ventrilo- quist who says he léarned to bear pain by sticking cactus spurs into his flesh as a child, was crucified {before a large crowd in the Rey- | CKEY-Carlton Steet | Church | CIBC Manor Road | 4--Catholic World 9--Over the Line Fence | 2--Star Stage 5.30 P.M { : 11, 9---Wwild Bill Hickok | Sports; | 4--Beat the Clock | SounLigW, 1954 6.00 P.M, 3.30 11--The Mask 9--Crunch and Des 5--Roy Rogers 2-Man Again 4--News Headlines 4.00 T8008 pa. 2--Matinee | . . 6.30 P.M. Intere: | CFRB-Fine Muse 11--Sports; Weather; CKLB-Ukrainian Hour News CKEY.Baseball 9--~The Locker Room | CIBC Audubon Curtain Call : | 4.30 P.M. g-Coloreagt |i1--Rev. CJBC-Church of the AF | i1_western Adventure CFRB-Concert 9--Tery and N BEN. Voices of me ei ro 4--Science Theatre 2--Adventure 7.30 5-Dr. Spock +8 CFRB-News; lit Serenade 11.30 WBEN-Salt Lake Tabernacle 2--Campal Round Op Robert: 4--Bandwagon | 2--Press Confe Tomor- 11--This is The 9--Junior Mag P.M. 5--Zoo Parade 9--Navy Log | 5-Down You Go | 4--U of B Round Table 2--Waterfront HH 5.30 CBL-Music Diary 8.00 P.M. --Homer | CFRB-News; Review; 11--Wrestling from 3-Outiook What's The World Ringside 4--Sunday Coming To 9, 4--Jackie Glezson 8.00 5.30 P.M. | 8, 2--Julius LaRosa | CFRB-Harmony | |CJBC-Singing Stars | 9 CBL Critically Speaking | 5.00 P.M. WBEN-Musical Attic CJBC-BBC Roundabout Cl B-Rosary How LD ona. Bell 9--Countr; Cal 5.30 P.M. 5--Neet The 4--Stage Show 4--Telephone Ti | 900 P.M 11, 9--Country Hoedown WGR-It's Time; | 5--People are Funny Sammy Kaye 4--Two for the Money 10.50 P.M. | 2--Lawrence Welk CKLB-Decision Hour | 9.30 P.M. CBL-News; Review; | 11--The Falcon 9--Feature Film | 5--Festival of Stars 4--Russ Margan Show 9--This is the | 5--Boss Lady | 2~Liberace Speaker CJBC-B d's Scrapbook WGR-Pop Concert WBEN-Face The Nation 10.30 P.M. ® 11--People are 5--Topper 4-~Lassie | 2=You Ad Fol 2---Masquerade 10.30 P.M. I1--Inner Sanctum 5, 2-Frontier 5--~Wrestling 4--Private 4--High Finance td 2-Dr. Hudson 11.00 P.M. News; Weather; Time Souvenirs Symphon- CKLB-Stariight CBL-Winnipeg ies "FRB-News; WGR-News; Music 9, 4-Ed Sulliva 11,4,2-- 5, 2-Steve sports Sports, Wrestling | 1.3 P.M, Sports 11--The Late Shor 11.30 P.a0 4--Playhouse | came. Escape With Me 2-Sleepwalker's "FRB-Orchestra WBEN 4--GE Theatre 9.50 9--Father Orchestra 5--Movie 10.00 P 9 Profile SUNDAY 8.30 AM. 11, 4--Western Roundup 2-Bar 2 Ranch 9.30. AM. 1.00 AM. WGR-Back to the Bible CKLB-News: Say It Wis : 2 Music 4--Cartoon Corner CFRB-Serial Stories 2-Rumpus Roux BLE AM. | 4~Lamp Unto My Feet | GRLB-Courtship "and The Raster 1.00 P Marriage 4--Unele Je |11, 9, 4, 2--News CKEY--Big Three 3 The = Christophers Weather; JFRB-Kate Altken 1.00 AM. $--Curtain Call EN-Kathy Godfrey d--Eye on New York 1.30 P. WGR Serial Stories | 2--Religious Programs CBL-Serial Stories 1.30 AM CEL M 11.45 AM 5--The Christophers usic 4--Camera Three CBL-Laura Limited "{5.00 NOON 3--News : CFRB-Strike Up The | 5--This is the Life 12.00 MIDNI Band 4---News; Weather CKEY-Bing Sings 2-Japan Hour CJBC-June Dennis Transition WBEN-Howard Miller 12.30 P.M. S--Industry on Parade 4-Wild Bill Hickock 2-Sermons From Science 1.00 P.M. 4--§64,000 Chal 2---Holiday in 10.30 11, 9--Here and S5--Confidential 2--Confidential 11--The Late 9--Adventure 4--~Theatre house 3, 2-Today 3.00 P.M. | CBL-Serial Stories | | CIBC-Concert , 3 Yuan Theatre | CFRB-Music Magazine | 2-Mr. and Mis. 4.00 P.M. 1.30 P.M. CKLB-Melodies Rogers CJBC-Hi-Fy 2.00 P.M | KEY-News, Studio Party S--Home Cookin, North 2--Rumpus Roo | 2-Roy | S--Adventure Movie 10.00 AM 2 Father Knows Best S. SATURDAY EVENING | 230 P.M. 5.00 P.M, Newsreel New. P.M ki FM. | 11--F ather "now 9--News Magazine Star 5--Man Against 3.00 P.M. News 2---Private Eye Series st P.M. 1i--In The Common st 5--F! Xoutiers ro Faith 430 P.M, | 9--Camera Three | 5--American Forum rence 5.00 P.M. Life azine 4--Face the Nation 2--Going Places M. 11--Sunday News epdar Press me | 2--Captain Gallant 11--Hopalong Cassidy Life { 4---You Are There 7.00 P.M. Funny 9--Our Miss Brooks r It s Best Secretary P.M. 11--Western Roundup an Show Allen Show Playhouse P.M. Matinee 11--Inner Sanctum Knows 4--Alfred Hitchcock Best Crime lenge Paris M There File 4-What's My Line File Sport Theatre Show 2--Jalopy Races GHT 2---Academy Play- MONDAY 8.00 AM. 4--Capt. Kangaroo 9.00 A.M. 4--Little Rascals m 9.30 AM. 5, 3--Rumpus Room 4--Marion Roberts Play- P.M. 5~Youth Wants To Know 4--Feature Film Crime | | 11--~The | 5--Science | 4--Studio 57 | 2--Sports | 4--~Robin Hood | 2--Bold Journey | 5~News Caravan | 11, 9--Producers' | 2--Public Defender | 5--Montgomery "Presents | 4=Man Called X | 2--Film ys ysival | 5 4--serial Dramas -- nosa bullring Sunday night. Later {at | Where can lgeta YES" to my request? THEY LIKE TO SAY "YES!", "4 p Get the cash now to consolidate bills or buy what you need . . . pay later in you can afford. Get a prompt "YES" to your loan re- quest. Phone first for 1-trip loan, or come in today! Loans $50 to $1500 or sore on 2nd Fl, ny SMtoe Fu I (Ova Bank of Sova 353812), OSHAWA or Auto MANager OPEN LA BY Sw tor Wie FOR EVENING HOURS Losns wade fo residents of all surrounding towns © Personal Finance Company of Conade Emerson 10.30 A.M. he was moved to a room in a 5, 2--Ernie Kovacs 4--Arthur Godfrey 1.00 AM. 5, 2--Home 1L30 AM 4--Strike It Rich 12.00 NOON 2--Tic Tac Dough 5, 2--Feather Your Steel Strike Believed 4--News: Serial 12.90 P.M. 5--My Little Margie 2---It Could Be You | 100 P.M. rama Nearing End 5--Feature Movie NEW YORK (AP) -- The steel 2--Midday Maines | workers' wage policy committee 2.00 P.N meets today to pass on a pro-| 4-As The. World Turns posed settlement of the country- . een eville wide steel strike now in its 27th| Ernie day. 5 Negotiators arranged a session | a few hours earlier to try to WEED up some difficult sections in tim for the policy committee Tet Since Tuesday, industry and un- ion sources have indicated that a |settlement was imminent. David 5--Tennessee 4--Meet The Miller~ | 2--Houre Party 300 P.M. 5--Matinee 4--Big Payoff "The AMERICANO" Nest BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 8:00 CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE TWO TERRIFIC HITS GLENN FORD FRANK LOVEJOY * CESAR ROMERO URSULA THIESS Seminole Uprising £ IN THRILLING TECHNICOLOR J. McDonald, presid of the United Steelworkers of America, said Thursday he expected an end to the crippling strike before this| weekend. The proposal, being ironed out| between unien leadership and rep | resentatives of the 12 top steel companies in the U.S., is said to call for a three-year, no- -strike| pact that would give package! benefits of about 50 cents an hour lover the period to some 650,000 steel workers. S--Hopalong Cassidy NOT OFFICIAL 4--News; Range Rider Details of the proposed contract 3--Hans Christian AD have not been officially an- em nounced. 11--Norm Marshall | It was reported, however, that 9--Playhouse "15 from 20 to 25 cents of the nackage 5--Hans C. Anderson [would be given during the first Toews ob PM year. Of this amount, nine cents NPY od would go as a direct wage boost, 9--Tablold five cents toward a 52-week layoff nlan and the balance for pension, Sunday premium pay and other benefits. Pre-strike wages aver- aged $2.46 an hour, McDonald said he believes the settlement will be "non-inflation- ary" and will be in the best in- terests of labor, management and the U.S. He added, however, that the settlement would probably re-| -.sult in substantial increases in| | steel prices. { Eugene C. Grace, chairman of| the board of Bethlehem Steel, told| a press conference Thursday he| |expected his firm will be produc-| \ing at 100 per cent of capacity | within 10 days after the end of the walkout. Asked how much steel prices Show! would go up as a result of the | settlement, Grace said: "I haven; |the slightest idea." Estimates have been published | that steel will go up $10 or more| a 308: adding close to, $1,000,000,- 000 to the U.S. steel bill of $14, - PL es 300 P.M il, 9--Howdy Doody 5--Comedy Time 4--Cartoons 2--Mickey Mouse 5.30 P.M. 9--Peppermint 4--Gene Autry 6.00 P.M. Mask 9-~Dr. Hudson Fiction Show i530 P.M 11--The Visitor 9--Rhythm Pals 5--Gordon MacRae 7.45 P.M. 2.00 P.M. Show case S5--Ernie Kovacs 4--Burns and Allen 2-The Dotty Mack Show 8.30 P.M. 4--Arthur Godfrey 2--Voice of Firestone 8.00 P.M. 11, 9-Pacific Thirteen 5~The Medic 4--Charlie Farrell 930 P.M 2--San Francisco Beat P.M 11--Guy Lombardo | 9, 4--Studio One | 2-1 Spy |Tmamm 4--Th 2--Ding Dong School | 5, 2--Tonight 10.30 P.M. 11--Playhouse 5---The Dunninger 2-1 Live: DAM SHOCK | (as? Dioy HONG KONG (AP)--The British, owned China Mail carried this| page one headline Friday over story of the U.S. decision not tol loan Egypt money for the Aswan high dam oroject: "Dam Shock U.S. Says No." Show | P.M. 11,9,5,4,: a News: Sports PM 11--The NL 9-Tapp Room | eatre Ji odicer rg CAROL OHMART zig =p (elhdlgle personality provocative new in a ole fo CAROL OHMART « TOM TRYON JODY LAWRANCE vent we NAT "KING" COLE MSTASON Rich. Reckless She'd Do Anything For A Thr | most Mitchell Zaleski' POLISH NATIONAL | UNION HALL 168 Banting Ave. EVERY SATURDAY FUN FOR ALL! Boys RED BARN COMING Orchestra at the AUGUST 3, 8 P.M. From WWVA Wheeling Dusty Owens SHOW 8:30 - 12 IN TECHNICOLOR 2 Sensational First Run Hits] (Drew Recovered | | 4.30 P.M. | WBEN-Sally Work {From Influenza Attack OTTAWA OP Hon. George] h Drew, nationa rogressive 'on- | gel ie TC Clb servative leader, has recovered | WBEN-Car and Kitchens [from an attack of influenza and| 530 P.M. plans to return to his Commons SJB Mwood Glover |seat Monday, a party colleague CBI Magic Carpet said today. | 5.45 P.M. | Mr. Drew himself could not be reached by reporters. He has left Ottawa with his family to spend a few days at a cottage in Que- bec. His illness kept him from the Commons all this week. | Www P.M. | ko : REJECT H-BOMB BAN CFRE Music by Monto; yNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (Reut- ers)--The United Nations Trustee- ship Council Friday rejected moves to prevent Britain from carrying out hydrogen bomb tests | in the Pacific next year. CJBC-Of Al Things joo Play it Sate 5.00 P.M. v.30 P.M. z onnmited apitol Cloak- vani | CIBC History of British + Music CJBC-British Music wo niv-ualeline 10.30 P.M. Best Quality Son! Oil per ae Dial RA 5-1109 VIGOR OIL CO., Limited 78 BOND ST. W. OSHAWA Vigor's famous ® Prompt Delivery ® Courteous Service | CBL Distinguished Artists | CFRB-News; Music | CKEY-News; CJBC-European hon ¥.M CKIJ.B-Starlignt Souvenirs CBL-Boon Companions WBEN- News, Weather Sports WGR-News, Sports; Sports Music Sports, CJBC Prelude to | Drea ming | CKLB Starlight Souvenir of r lM I LADIES DEPT. STORE MANAGER Man required for better Ladies' Ready-to-wear who is thoroughly experi- dising pertaining to Ladies' Wear. di h Midnight Melodies in all p CBL-Symphony WBEN-Dance Musie 1.30 P.M. Dancing 9 - 12 DANCING Every Saturday Night CLUB BAYVIEW For Reservations Phone MO 8-3191 ping Plaza. $2.50 Couple NO BUYING NECESSARY The man we are interested in must be able to handle a staff of Sales Ladies and understand all phases of a large operation under one roof. Excellent opportunity for security and advancement, In-A-Lifetime opportunity. This store will be located in the new Shop- This is a Once- STARLITE 21 Adelaide W. TORONTO On ovr Screen JAMBOREE coowith the top Rhythm and & 3 Blues Stars: \e 8 Gos Diy "THE LOOTERS'" pus "SPRINGFIELD RIFLE" for Don "Lady And The Tramp" pus "The Lone Gun" Yu REX TH X THOMPSON - JAMES WHITMORE -- = SHEPPERD STRUDWICK VICTORIA SHAW macros ov GEORGE SIDNEY * ase0a™s paopuces sows Tans + A COLUMBIA PICTURE CiInemaScoPE It is seldom the management of any theatre will enthuse over a picture such as we have with "THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY", it has every thing a movie should have, love, laughter human interest, yes and tears. It is a story you will long remember. The superb acting of Tyrone Power as Duchin and Kim Novak as his wife will send you away singing their praises. We urge you not to miss it. See it with someone you love very much. The reason is in the picture. ADI .\ NOW PLAYING AIR CONDITIONED should! 40 HE EDDY DUCHIN STORY boas. ORY SAMUR. 7 KATCHER JERRY wan) coronsv TECHNICOLOR TO OUR PATRONS Folks D. P. SAVAGE Manager--Plaza Theatre STARTS MONDAY BOGART MARCH THE DESPERATE HOURS MATINEES ONLY! Randolph Scott "MAN BEHIND THE GUN" In Technicolor RS ASR HT BLA I,