riniLC
ruei
t
Luny
iNfe'nj
Saturday.
Januaiv
'i.
19M
GEORGE
DAWES
Ck
AUCTIONEER
;
Phone
Black
846
and
Red
12.
j
Mrs.
M.
Jones
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
'
Dies
Aged
46
,
Mrs.
M.
JONES
on
Page
ONE
..
Mrs.
Margaret
Jones,
46,
resi-'
,
dent
o(
this
city
for
the
past
10
By
F.ASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Don't
Go
Overboard
On
One
Type
of
IMay
Periodically,
Mr.
Muzzy
develops
a
crush
on
a
certain
type
of
blav
and
uses
it
constantly
even
:
DEADLINE
FOR
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
4:30
P.M.
DAY
PREVIOUS
when
another
n
play
i
would
ii
i
i
t
a
i
j.
work
to
better
advantage.
Currently
he
is
in
love
with
Trail
"Kids
t
,
,
,
iii
ii
i
.
i
-wi
Bite
auu
iicj
iiuauauu,
tftiiu
nun
listened
to
several
lectures
on
the
subject
from
MrJRobert.
came
to
Prince
Rupert
rhnmiiirm
v,ii,ini)ii)ii.
i
V
7
7Z
;
,
j
about
ten
years
ago.
Mr.
Jones
way
t0
re-enter
the
partner's
,
h
t,
r
trtr.
"THE
DAILY
NEWS"
"CIRCULATION"
TODAY
3445
Lost
Year
3206
CFPR
SALESMEN
AM)
AGENTS
i
agood"
maTT
"
is
hard
to
find
.
.
that
Is
why
we
are
willing
to
make
this
unusual
offer
(or
right
salesman
to
fill
our
vacancy
In
the
Prince
Rupert
area.
it.
it.
Against
Against
the
the
final
final
contract
contract
three
no
trump
Mis.
Keen
her
fourth
best
spade,
the
trey.
f.lr.
Muwy.
assuming
wh
it
considered
to
be
a
profes-
sional
look,
promptly
playid
the
from
the
board.
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
quern
returned
the
suit,
knocking
j
uuuuuy
5
ai
r.
aiuve
liu'IU"
was
no
way
to
mr.ke
rune
tricks
without
establtxhinij
the
din-i
nond's,
it
was
ne.-ess.try
to
let
Mrs.
Keen
in
-with
the
ace
of
that
suit
unci
.she
ran
off
three
quick
spade
tricks
to'
put
the
i
contract
down
cue.
"Y0Ur
rirht
n)y
Is
the
ace
of
i
..pudes
on
tlu'
fir;
t
trick,
Muzzy,"
j,;lid
vr
Ch-.nipion
i
..
..
...
...
,
.
.
..
Frankly,
the
type
of
man
we
want
ts
worth
from
$8,000.00
to
$14,000.00
in
a
year
.
.
.
and
he
deserves
every
dollar
he
gets
and
more.
The
kind
of
man
wc
are
looking
for
Is:
years,
died
early
this
morning
after
a
lengthy
illness.
She
was
the
wife
of
William
A.
Jones,
1435
Plaza
Street.
j
Rnrn
In
Poland
Jnnimrv
14
I
1908,
she
came
to
Canada
at
the
'
age
of
three,
and
lived
for
many
at
Hazeirtdge.
.
Manitoba,
later
at
Winnipeg
"
Besides
her
husband
and
son
she
is
survived
by
her
father,
Prcd
Kusfcy.
1hree
brothers.
Bill.
John
and
Michael
Kusyk,
tvo
sisters,
Mrs.
Joe
Cherlan
and
Mrs.
Anita
Oakley,
and
several
nieces
and
nephews,
all
in
Winnipeg.
.
Funeral
arrangements
will
be
announced
later.
.
'
FOR
THAT
,'
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOB
CALL
ON
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
:
Luxury
Me
a
me
r
Prince
George
SAIL3
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
'
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
Comfort
and
Service
For
reservation!
write
or
call
City
or
Pepot
Office,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'
.
L
M
m
m.
w
-
-
would
have
won
if
Dale
had
'
PETERBOROUGH,
Ont.
(CP)
held
the
ac'
A
diamonds."
j
Three
muskellunge
weighing
29
"The
act-
itf
spades
at
trick
pounds
apiece
and
more
captur-
one
will
win
n.i
mal.tj'r
who
hns'ed
top
honors
in
the
'PeterbJr-1
he
ace
.
of
diHinoi.tl.s,"
replied
cuRh
Examiner's
1053
fLshliij
Champion.
,
!
contest.
"Mr.
MU-V
di.ln't
pet
it.
"If
I
OeorKe
W.
S--ott
of
Corapolis,
I
Ppnn
nad
tne
blg:'est
musk'e-'
win
the
first
trick,"
he
s-iW
-
what's
to
prevent
them
fro
11
!
30
'2
pounds,
taken
from
nearby
I'innim.
fe
st.
.,H
h,
o
i
Bewdiey
in
Rice
lake.
Denzil
Lo-
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
.
.
.
CHOW
MEIN
Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
FROM
DDIKJfT
RUPERT
.
TO
JASPER
and
Intermediate
stations
from
Prince
Rupert:
8:00
p.m.
Convenient
connectlotta
ftt
Jasper
fur
poUiu
t-.L
'axU
All
times
shown
are
standard.
For
ii.formallon.
call
or
write.
K.
L.
ROBERTSON,
G.A.P.1).,
SJ8
3rd
Ave
W.,
Prince
Rupert,
Phene
2fi0
BUSINESS
And
PROFESSIONAL
OPTOMETRIST
KEITH
H.
TUCKER
5YJ-3rd
Ave.
Phone
212
C
9LING
TRUCK
UNE
Leaves
Pr.
Rupert
for
Rmithers
Every
Tuesday
and
Friday.
For
connectior.s
Phone
632
Investors
Syndicate
of
Canada
Ltd..
and
Investors
Mutual
,
of
Canada
Ltd.
T.
M.
CHRISTIE
Ph:
381
315
Third
Avenue
W.
Representative
for
Prince
Rupert,
Terrace
and
Klllmat
fF
YOU
WANT
A
CINDER
DRIVEWAY
ROCK
OR
CONCRETE
WORK
Rent
of
Truck
and
Equipment
Ph.
Blue
939.
M.
J.
SAUNDERS
SCOTT
McLAREil
CHARTERED
ACCOUNTANT
James
Block,
608
3rd
Ave.
W.
-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
347
P.O.
Box
SY4
Bv
CHIC
YOUNG
.
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1
THEY
DON'T
(
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I'llTF
WHEN
THEY
SNEtZt
By
ZANEGREY
the
holdun.
having
a
South
dealer
Hnth
sides
vulnerable
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North
East
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p..ss
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of
Brillian,
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ranked
sec-
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witn
a
30-pounder
from
p'"p(m
lake
and
Gerald
Brobst
of
Djylestown,
0.,
tnna
wun
a
20-poundcr,
also
from
Pigeon
lake.
I
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Felt
Like
One!
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and
Bn(igement
'.n..nrpmMl.
2
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double
prl.
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only.
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KIPI'LINO
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Jan.
4.
Mrs.
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Hi
ri
8fl0.
iltpi
ITBtSlNr.SS
PERSONALS
(0ING
SHOPPING?
Why
not
leave
24
your
car
at
SUPER-SERVICE
for
a
LUBRICATION
v
job
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while
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shop?
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18
your
Northland
Dairy,
ror
doily
delivery
except
Sun-
Jay.
By
looking
after
your
milk
vour
milk
will
look
after
vou.
Ken
it
cool.
All
milk
guaran-
m,
(Hi
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MARKST
PRICES
PAID
for
scrap
iron,
eel.
brass.
Conner,
lead.
etc.
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tx.
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250
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St.
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BC.
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PAcific
6357.
(H)
UNWANTED
HAIR
'
diamonds'"
i
"Rpa,!
it
out"
snapped
Mr
!
rjhampion
"If
the
outslandir"
,VIJaiits
tn!lrip,
me
are
diviriH
uiviueu
4-t
i-d,
you
vnn
h
nave
-,w
1
nothing
to
fear
in
any
cae.
They
can't
win
more
than
three!
.spade
tricks
against
you.
But
if
j
lvlrs.
Keen
had
five
spades,
then
Dale
has
only
two.
And
at
least
enc
of
Dale's
spades
must
.t$
3:1
honor,
becau.se
if
Mrs.
KceW
ftlt!
started
with
a
suit'
huarted.-
by
""8.
n.neen.
jack,
Kfif?,
-Wtm'.d
htive
lea
the
km?-n?t.
triie
trdy.
VOn
that
reasoning,"
M::
Champion
continued.
;
thc
play
uf
tne
are
of
M-id'
s
at
trick
one
Wl11
block
"'f
sult-
At
,nck
tw"
yu
lf
ad
11
diamond
and
Mrs.
Keen
wa..v'Uh
tic
aec.
Now
if
she
lays
down
the
king
of
sPades
1L
'f11
c'!',op
Dal;;
s
quefc!1
your
10
will
become
a
sec-
tti
vi
ocsjjjijt-i
in
iiir
ftuii,.
11
mil-
leads
a
low
.spade,
Dale
'will
win
with
the
queen
but
will
hive
no
BLONDIE
.r,.i
,
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DIAL
1240
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to
Chan(e)
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7:30
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Music
8:00--Share
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.
9:00
Hit
Parade
9:30
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Do
10:00
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10:10
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News
10:15
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Hotel
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Have
You
Heard?
.
SCREEN
FLASHES
Films
to
be
shown
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
during
the
month
of
January
are
as
follows:
'
Jan.
4
to
6
"Half
a
Hero,"
Red
Skelton,
Jean
Uagen;
"Air
i
T
Zvv
-
I
HOW
DO
WOMLN
l
rfa
'-:
.
(MANAGE
VJ.TH
UrOtVjh.v
?
It
-C
THESE
LITTLE
,vi
(veani
iOmukc
it
-O
WORSE.
'ALL
MV
OU
HAVE
J
(
WANOKEPCMicFS
I
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V
I
s
rilll
If
A
COLO
f
2
E05
IN
TlE
-
w
.v,.:n'
-s'
vf,-'
-s--
Get
Own
Mink
TRAIL,
B.C.
CP)
ine
only
;
for
lor
"Kids"
rink
of
its
kind
in
Can-,
of
ada
has
been
otlicialiy
opened
'
lea
here,
A
$140,000
arena,
with
an
ice
he
surface
of
147
by
70
feet
and
room
for
1,200
standing
specta-
five
tors,
will
be
used
by
children
of
public
sthooi
age
for.
public
and
Stealing
ana
nouney
gaiura,
"i
The
larger
Comineo
arena
nearby
will
be
used
for
senior
hockey
and
adult
skating.
Dr.
H.
R.
Wright,
pres.uent
of
the
Trail
Projects
Society,
pre-
'
sented
a
key
to
Gordon
Bentley,
one
of
the
children
who
will
use
the
arena.
Bentley
turned
the
;
key
over
to
Mayor
E.
G.
F,
etcher,
!
who
In
turn
handed
it
to
Park
commissioner
Mike
Laiuiucci.;
Thp
Parks
commts.sion
wil
oix
r-
,
..
ate
the
rink
lor
the
city.
,
Trail
Union
!
1
Bid
i
Rejects
i
From
CI0-CCL
I
I
TRAIU
B.C.
CP
Members
;of
of
the
Trail
local
of
the
Mine,
j
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers'
Union
j
(ind.i
nave
turnea
-
"
aown
an
01-;
7
,
,
I
iki
hi
rejuiu
uie
grefs
01
L,aoor
anu
me
uiini.'.s.s
tf
Industrial
Orianizution.s.
,
The
Mine-Miil
union
w.'S
ousted
from
the
CCL
and
CIO
in
J950
for
allegedly
adhering
to
hc
Communist
party
lire.
I
Al
Kim?
nresident
ot
the
Trail
local.
announced
the
decision.
I
Mr
King's
announcement
fo!-'i
lowed
a
bid
from
Charles
Mil-1
lard,
Canadian
president
of
the
United
Steel
Workers
of
America
(CIO-CCLi
that
the
Trail
lo;al
leave
Mine-Mill
and
join
hU
organization.
-
.
USWA
was
defeated
by
Mine-!
Mil)
in
a
certification
vote
in
1952
I
t.
iiioeH'
ffor
fiinu.ori
nJ
nouncement
of
Mine-Mill
locals
at
Butte,
Mont.,
that
they
were
j
quitting
Mine-Mil!
and
applying
to
the
Steelworker.s
for
union
charters.
OC
SOCCER
bCORES
LONDON
(Reuters)
Results
of
soccer
games
played
Friday
in
the
United
Kingdom:
DIVISION
I
Bolton
W.
2.
Sheffield
V.
1.
Newcastle
U
2.
Blackpool
1.
Sunderland
2.
Aston
Villa
0.
DIVISION
II
Blackburn
R
0,
Derby
C
3
SCOTTISH
Ir'VGtE
DIVISION
Alrdrlconlans
5.
Hamilton
A.
0.
Celtic
1.
Rangers
0.
Dundee
4,
Aberdeen
2.
East
Fife
1.
Ralth
R.
1.
t
Hibernian
1,
Hearts
2.
Partlck
T.
8.
Clyde
4.
St
Mirren
6,
Queen
of
3
3.
,
Stirling
A
0.
Falkirk
1.
n
i
DINING
PLEASURE
in
SPARKLING
NEW
SURROUNDINGS
Commodore
Cafe
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune
up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
TODAY
rVV,a
7
LAUNDPV
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f-y'
"...
pP
-
w
Ll
1.
Over
40
years
old,
neat,
i
10
1
1
conscientious.
2.
"
With
previous
selling
ex
perience.
lMI
3.
Owns
a
car
and
can
travel
for
a
week
at
time.
A
Our
top
men
In
other
cities
all
8
over
the
country
are
making
from
$8,000.00
to
$14,000
00
in
a
year.
And
...
no
Investment
is
10
needed.
Our
commission
checks
are
mailed
weekly
and
In
advance.
1
1
We
take
care
of
all
deliveries.
11
collections
and
service
I
li
If
you
are
really
serious
about
P.M.
making
good
in
a
new
field,
12
then
you
are
invited
to
write
a
1
letter
to
me
personally,
telling
about
yourself
and
your
experience.
2
All
replies
confidenlhil
k
Vice
President.
Dept.
E-l,
P.O.
8
Box
88,
Station
J.
Danforth,
Toronto
6,
Ontario.
lit)
3
ft
2S
AGENCIES
WANTED
t
DININO
room
suite,
chrome
kitchen
set,
fridge,
washing
machine,
stove
and
other
furniture.
1520
Second
Overlook.
(1)
8
9
SITt'ATIONS
WTO.
MALE
MARRIED
man
with
many
years'
office
experience
would
j
like
to
buv
a
respectable
bus!
ness
or
bartnershln
In
business,
j
No
restaurants.
Box
879,
Daily
1
v,
,9,!
i
F'OR
odd
Jobs
end
complete
j
Janitor
service,
phone
Green
773.
'
'
9p)
294
.
SEWING
MACHINES
1ALES
ReDalrs
Rentals.
Singer
Sewing
Centre.
Phone
864.
(c)
32
FOR
SALE
MISC.
LOT
at
Oona
River
with
58-foot
shed,
circular
and
bandsaw,
1
lathe,
grindstone,
with
gas-power.
Steambox,
boiler,
tools,
half
material
for
30-foot
boat.
Warm
home
for
small
family
with
year's
supply
dry
firewood.
Ready
to
move
into.
Worth
.
more
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man
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uui
liny
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offer
ionsidered.
Owner
leaving
const.
Apply
boat
Felsen,
float
east
of
Drydock,
or
address
J.H.L.L.,.Box
311,
Prince
Rupert,
I
"
"''S,
I
eludes
one
Simmons
full-
panel
metal
bed
and
Slumber
Queen
spring
plus
spring-filled
mattress.
Complete,
$50.00.
Al!
In
good
condition.
1183
Ambrose
Ave.
i3c)
SSA
FOR
RENT
MISC.
SINGLE
or
double
store
with
balcony.
Excellent
show
windows,
suitable
for
merchandise
or
first
class
cafe.
Situate
In
traffic
centre.
Reasonable
rent
or
lease.
Apply
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
(it.
FAWCETT
pot
burner,
1
year,
$145.00.
527
8th
Ave.
West.
2p)
S4
WANTED
MISCEIXASF.OrS
,
.
.
Cash
for
Scrap,
copper,
brass,
batteries,
radiators.
Phone
543
Cnll
630
flth
Ave.
West.
c)
37
ROOMS
ANl
BOARD
ROOM
end
board
for
working
man.
r-none
mac
hi.
oi
ROOM
and
board
for
working
man.
937
3rd
West.
(303p)
39A
SUITES
FOR
RENT
COMFORTABLE
two-room
basement
suite.
Also
one
sleeping
room.
Apply
336
6th
Ave.
E.,
or
phone
Black
910.
(3p)
BRIGHT,
clean,
unfurnished
apartment.
Adults.
Black
277,
Summit
Aptsi
(2
1
THREE-ROOM
suite,
partly
furnished.
621
Fulton.
3p)
THREE-ROOM
apartment
and
bathroom.
633
8U
West.
(6p)
46
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
SALE
First
class
cafe
In
Dawson
Creek,
B.C.
Liberal
terms.
Box
878,
Daily
News.
(11)
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OF
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Stephen
McNally,
Galliii
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Jan
7
tn
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"Desert
PIXO,
a
remarkable
discover,
the
ae.
Free
Information
at
.-or-n.er
Laboratories
Ltd.,
Ste.
'.
679
Granville
St.,
or
write
'0
Box
99,
Vancouver,
B.C.
,ihp
NATIONAL
Machinery
Co.
Limited,
Distributors
for
Mining,
Sawmill,
Lodging
and
Contrac-lors'
Equipment.
Inqi'trles
tn-"led
Ornnvlhe
Island,
Vancnu-1,
B.C.
(U)
ELECTRICIAN
D.
Guyattr.
House
wiring
and
elsctrlcal
"pans,
ho
Ave.
West.
Phone
Red
165.
(12)
WJMBINO,
automo'x
oil
heat-mg,
sheet
metcl
work.
Phone
3.
Call
630
0th
West.
Letour-
(c)
WWLIC
NOTICEThe
city
will
mpty
septic
tanks
on
request
Post
p,ice.
O.
E.
Beaton,
Sunt
.jf
Works.
(
1
)
world's"
finest
cleanerI-
RtECTROLUX.
Phoni
Blue
CT;for
Parts
Sales
Service.
-
(c)
10
ACCOUNTANT,
income
"Jx
specialist.
8.
O.
Furk,
Jwie
Bulldinii:
Red
563.
(20m'
bW
FILING
All
tyoes
of
saws,
-necision
Saw
filing,
215
1st
vc.
West.
tlO
GILFORD
Electrical
Works.
Mo-,.tors
bought,
sold,
rewound
and
Paired.
tf
)
'
Wilford
Electrical
Works
I'cnler
for
Ekolite
Sounders.
(12)
Magazines,
boveletes.
Mdle'a
News
Htand.
(o)
CARS?
Bob
Parker's
of
course.
NEARLY
everybodv
uses
99.
20
HELP
WANTED
FEMALE
EXPERT
tvpist
for
financial
statements.
Steady
work.
A.
p-
Gardner
ii
Co.,
Red
879.
(2)
Rats,"
Robert
Newton,
James
Mason.
Jan.
10,
midnight
"Iron
j
Crown"
(Italian).
Gino
Cervl,
I
Elisa
Cegani;
"Yanks
Ahoy."j
Jan.
11
to
13
"Flight
to
Tan-1
gier,"
Joan
Fontain,
Jack
Pal-
ance.
Jan.
14
to
16
"So
Big,
Jane
Wyman,
Sterling
Hayden.
Jan.
17,
midnight
"Big
Night,"
John
Barrymore
Jr.,
Joan
Lor-ring;
"Once
a
Thief,"
June
Havoc,
Cesar
Romero.
Jan.
18
to
20
"Ambush
at
Tomahawk
Gap,"
John
Hodlac,
John
Derek;
"Glass
Wall,"
Gloria
Grahams,
Vlttorio
Gassman.
Jan.
21
to
23
"Vickie,"
Jeanne
Craln,
Jean
Peters.
Jan.
24,
midnight
Red
Snow,"
Guy
Madison,
Ray
Mala:
"Okinawa."
Pat
O'Brien,
Richard
Denning.
Jan.
25
to
27-"Underworld
Story,"
Dun
D
u
r
y
e
a.
Gale
storm-
"One
Big
Affair,"
Dennis
O'Keefe,
Evelyn
Keyes.
Jan.
28
to
30
"Seminole,"
Rock
Hudson,
Barbara
Hale.
Jan.
81,
midnight
"Strange
Door,"
Charles
Laughton,
Boris
Kar-loff;
"Stars
and
Guitars,"