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4 Pftalnma flrffn0Conrirf Saturday, Oct. 31, 1959 MARKET Science Bob for You Crown KAFP Asks Power Boost Permission BOO THOMAS Sir Laurence Proves He's Tops in Acting Field Robert Ryan and Harry Bclitfonte detest one another, yet they are forced to work together in a planned bank, Ktick-up. The highly explosive film "Odils Ajaiiit Tomorrow," whlrh they are starred with Shelley Winters, VA llejjley and Gloria (Jrnhame, will open Sunday at the State Theatre. Also showing is Fred Mac Murray in "Face of A Fugitive." HOLLYWOOD 'There was much in his life that was strange and terrible, in his character something outrageous, and his fate not a little that was pathetic." This was Somerset Maugham's portait of the artist as a middle-aged cad. The artist was Charles Strickland of "The Moon and Sixpence," but everyone besides Maugham concedes him to be Paul Gaugin.

Strickland-Gaugin was brought to life by Laurence Olivier on a Jerry Lewis as he appears in the hilarious comedy, "The Sad Sack" at the Calif, for the last showing tonight. Frank Sinatra in "The Joker is Wild" is the second feature. TO FILL JOBS FAST place Help Ads. Dial POrter 2-4541 for an experienced Ad-writer. 1 -in I I CO MUM HaTCHI I I I I com TV wcHUO immo I 1 1 rROBM-lM: A child is "stronger" than maa.

NEEDK1): Two people. DO THIS: Have man extend, arms full length as shown with one hand directly over the other. apart with two ringers. HERE'S WHY: It' a matter of leverage and comparative niUM le strength. When the arms are extended, there are no strong muscles to hold them that way.

Then, when the child hits the large fist quickly with little fingers, the momentum of its hands sufficient to push the fists apart. Strangely, the harder the man tries to hold the fists together, the easier it is for the child to push them apart, (Note to child: be sure that the man does not put the lower thumb up and Also, make sure his arms are straight.) Cr. SoWl Paaturu Cor. TM-worM SUM KavC ALL NIGHT SHOW TONIGHT 90-minute NBC special taped 10 months ago and televised Friday night He again proved he is not only the best English-speaking actor but a fascinating one as well. Olivier was at his best in early portions when he changed from the dullish London stockbroker to the amoral painter of Paris.

He played each character with vast fckill and made the transition con vincing. But even Olivier cbuldn't transform this production of "The Moon and Sixpence" into a major triumps. The fault lies both with Maugham and producer David Susskind. The story was. more a chron icle of a cad than a novel.

The result was a succession of scenes in which the artist uses his family and friends badly. What drama was in the story was largely muffed by the adap tation. The narration which overlapped the scenes told much of the plot so that many important actions took place off screen. The dialogue was talky with much idle philosophizing about art, life and love. Much of it seemed dated: "Women are strange little beasts." and then there was Olivier's remark to his Tahitian bride, "I shall beat you, you know." Her reply: "How else shall I know that thy love is true?" The supporting cast was distin guished but the performances were spotty.

Geraldine Fitzgerald came off best as the abandoned wife, and Denholm Elliott was right as the Maugham-like writer. Hume Cronyn had a miserable role as the fellow artist who be friends Olivier and is betrayed by him. Jessica Tandy had little to do as the wife who deserts Cronyn for Olivier. Judith Anderson was miscast as a chuckling South Sea Mammy. The Greatest Attraction in Petolumo in Last 20 Yean! Boon Open AH Seat $1.

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I The Federal Communications Commission has been petitioned this week to authorize Petaluma Radio Station KAFP to increase power to 1000 watts. Manager R. E. (Bob) Thorn' linson speaking for Broadcast Associates operators of the 250 watt station, said that the population development of the Novato area and the additional growth of population in the area bounded by Novato, Sonoma, Santa. Rosa and Jenner requires additional signal He stated that KAFP's peti tion to the FCC was predicattd upon the desires of the station's ownership to provide a substan tially better signal and addi tional programs pertinent to this enlarging area.

Thomlinson quoted Clyde Bond, consulting engineer, and Kenneth Phillips, chief engineer for KAFP, as agreeing that the increase to 1000 watts will pro vide a satisfactory broadcast signal to listeners north of Healdsburg, East to Willows and Pittsburgh, south through Oak land and solidly along the coastal waters. Point Reyes Sta tion and The studio's transmitter and 185 foot tower are familiar land marks at the south Petaluma city limits. Plans indicate the station will remain at its present location, but will purchase a new high fidelity 1000 watt transmitter to supplant the present installation. The station's power increase request was prepared as the result of engineering and legal studies extending over several months. ARC Seeks Blankets for Far East A lightning-fast blanket collection campaign for victims of September's tragic typhoons in Japan and Korea will be launched here Monday by the Petaluma Chapter of the American Red Cross.

The chapter is seeking new and used clean blankets which will be shipped to the Far East for the hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children left destitute by the storms, which were the worst in the histories of both nations. In announcing the campaign today, Fred H. Seaman, chapter said Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther, National Red Cross president, had advised him of the extreme urgency of the need for blankets.

Gen. Gruenther said that with the approach of cold weather, a staggering number of Japanese and Koreans face the prospect of illness and death be cause they lack the means to keep warm. Seaman said, "We sincerely hope the people of this area will help alleviate this des perate situation by contributing blankets to the Red Cross chap ter. No limit has been set on the number of blankets required. Similar campaigns are being carried on by many Red Cross chapters throughout the West Coast.

All blanket contributions should be whole, with no rips, tears, or ragged edges. Any color or size will be acceptable, but no substitute items such as quilts, comforters, or used cloth ing can be accepted. Donors may bring blankets to the Red Cross office, 111 Washington St. An accomplished artist, he has painted the wails of his elemen tary school with bright Walt Dis ney-type murals. MinutoAwayVioFreewoy I 1 Mlk Nor.

Cotatl Turn Off At Standard station Wilfred Avo. Phono LI t-34f Gate Open Starts at 7:00 3 Action Color Hits! Vtechnicolow TECHNiWAM ONUS HALLOWEEN SPECIAL! Horrors of the Black Museum STARTS SUNDAY BUMPER STRIP NIGHT! llilWiTlUr! 1 SCOTT 1 4 DALI PAINTING MIWAUKEE The first religious work of the internationally famous artist, Salvador Dali, has been presented to Marquette University by Mr. and Mrs. Ira Haupt of New York City arid As-bury Park, N. J.

Titled "Madonna of Pbrt.Lli-gat," the painting was done in 1949 and was blessed by Pope Pius XII. second Sunday. of each month, 8 p.m., in the Fellowship Ball. Rev. Hargis will conduct services at the Cotati "Church a.m.

and at the. Penngrove Church at 11 a.m. Sunday. Sunday School classes at both churches are held at 10:45 a.m. each Sunday.

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PO 1-1591 PECK ROOFING CO. Guaranteed Free Estimates POrter 2-8060 PETALUMA TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE We are in when you are out PO 3-1991. 56 Pointing, Paperhanging PAINTING Quality work by Contractor at reasonable prices. Licensed Insured. FORREST CLARK PO 2-4485 00 Help Wostts WANTED Woman to care for children for working mother, 28 to 30 hours per week, in my home.

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SW 54828, after S. 90 Poultry TURKEYS FOR SALE 1245 Dutch Penngrove. Phone SW 5-4042 PEKIN DUCKS; Silver King pigeons $1.00 each. 1379 Dutch Lane, Penngrove. SW 5-4859; 4-6 p.

m. 92 Poultry Serv. i. SwcoBet CUSTOM DRESSING Large or small lots. L.

S. Poultry, PO 2-4108 FOR SALE Laying cages good condition. Red ft Gold Pony Farm, 2762 I PO 2-7080. 95 Pera of All Kinds PUPPY for sale 7 weeks old blonde Pomeranian $22.00. PO 3-0459, 133 Arlington Dr, SAVE MONEY! BUY BIRD SEEDS IN BULK Parakeet Mix Aviary Mix Roller Canary Mix Canary Parakeet Treats Nestling Food Bird Gravel Health Grit Cuttle Bone BUNDESEN'S SEED ft GARDEN SUPPLIES 9 Fourth St PO 84379 97 -Livestock BULLS FOR SERVICE all kinds.

Oak stove wood and chunks. PO 2-8247, 1101 St. WEANED PIGS FOR SALE 403 Middle Two Rock Wilson Lane. FOR SALE 14 heavy springing Guernsey and Jersey heifers; 10 springing Hoi stein heifers. 4497 Old Adobe Rd.

104 Building Materia la James Stewart portrays FBI agent as he takes instruction at the FBI school in this wene from "The FBI Story." due Sunday at the California Theatre. Film was produced and directed by Mervyn IjeBoy from the best-Helling book by 1km Whitehead, and also stars Vera Miles. "Eyes Into Outer Space" will be presented on the same bill. Bast pricing quoutfca by Poultry Producers of Control California effect! tomorrow. Large Grade AA L.39-43C Medium Grade AA Small Grade AA 21-25c PETALUMA AE5A EGG PRICES Safewajr gg department base Quotations to producers efloctivt today.

Extra Large Grade AA Large Grade AA Medium Grade AA 23-25c Small Grade AA 13-15c SAN FRANCISCO FSMN Large AA 3M3; Large A 37-41; Medium AA 33-38; Medium A 32- 36; Small A 21-26. BUTTER RETAIL (b. (parchment) Tic BUTTER: 83 soar and IS score 58-59. CHEESE: Loaf Sl gles 39-42. Net prices paid poultry producers for live poultry doUvarod as listed below apply to purchases by dealers and opera ten of dressing plants, in lots of one truck or more.

Unless otherwise stated, prices are on prime quality. Petaluma paying prices may be computed lVs cent below following: 1 SAN FRANCISCO Wl Live poultry: broilers, 19-20 fryers, 15-17; caponettes, 26; light hens, 7-9; heavy hens, unquoted; old roosters, unquoted; squabs, 83. Mill Run, white Midds S.50 Wheat Barley, cl Barley, rolled Barley, ch. rolled Corn, yellow Corn, cr. or gro.

Milo Maize (Calif.) 2.95 3.20 3.30 3.15 3.30 2.85 3.15 3.25-3.35 3.45 2.75 Wh. Egyptian, Oats, feed Oats, ground Oats, rolled, red Alfalfa Meal Beet Pulp Coconut Meal Soya Bean Meal 4.75 Cottonseed Meal 4.10-4.25 Oil Cake Meal 4.65-4.85 Family Day Is Enjoyed ROBLAR (C) Dunham Fam ily Day was enjoyed by all those attending Sunday. A bountiful pot luck dinner started the day off at 1:30. Mrs. Harry Milden, Mrs.

Sid Lipton and Mrs. Duke Iversen were hostesses for the dinner. The soft ball game with a score of 14-18 in the young folks iavor against their parents was the entertainment in the after noon. Mrs. Lester Tunzi commemor ated the day by presenting her family with a 7 pound, 13 ounce girl named Joanne Elaine.

How- ver at the time Lester was away on a deer hunting" trip near Can- by in Modoc County. Vernett Peoples has returned from a successful hunt at the Floyd McEwen ranch in Trinity County. Mrs. Farrell Billiston, Richard and Valerie, and Tom Pessetto of Monterey Park arrived Friday night for a visit at the George Shuey home. Mr.

and Mrs. Manuel Souza attended at 49er game in San Francisco Sunday. Sid Lipton also attended the game. Cotati Church Plans Campaign COTATI (C) Announcements to be given by the Rev. Hugh Donohue at the 7:15, 8:30 and 10 a.m.

Masses at St. Joseph's Church Sunday will include a report on plans for launching an intensified campaign during the later part of November to raise funds for a building program. Approval to sell some of the property now owned by the church, purchase of a new site, and plans to build a new church for the parish, were released by the Chancery Office of the San Francisco Arch Diocesan Oct. 24. Sunday, the 24th Sunday after Pentecost, the Feast of All Saints will be observed.

Members of the choir have been practicing and will again' sing during the 10 a.m. Mass under the direction of Mrs. Daryl Seedborg with Glenn Klein at the organ. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR A VARIANCE FILED BY D. H.

MORAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application ha filed with the Planning Commission of the City of Petaluma by D. Moral. Val-lejo Street, Petaluma, California, for an order granting a variance with respect to the property located at 46 Vallejo Street and known as Parcel 1 and 2 of Assessors Parcel No. 7-042-12, R-l rone. Said applicant requests a variance for the use of two abutting R-I lots to have a frontage of SO feet Instead of the required SO feet; and to have a lot of 5.000 sa.

ft. instead of the required a.wu sq. per Section 6.J (a) of Zoning Ordinance No. 340 in. u.

s. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on said application before the Planning Commission on the 10th day of November at the hour of 12:30 o'clock p. m. In the Council Chambers, City Halt, Petaluma, Calilornia, at which time and place any persons interested may appear and snow cause, if any they have, why raid; application not be Dated: October SO, 1959. BARNEY MARGOL1S, CHAIRMAN PETALUMA CITY PLANNING COMMISSION COME IN AT 11:15 P.M., SEE 5 BIG HIT NO.

3 IN TECHNICOLOR War of the Worlds' I with GENE BARRY HIT NO. 5 Hot Rodders in Action! 'Hot Rod Handicap1 1 Youth Groups To Re-brganize COTATI (C) The Rev. Ronald Hargis, pastor of the Church of The Oaks in Cotati, and the Penngrove Community Church (United Church of Christ) in Penngrove, has announced Pilgrim Fellowship Youth Groups are now being re-organized at the Cotati Church. The Junior High Pioneer Fellowship is now meeting at 3 p.m. each Sunday in the Fellowship Hall of the.

The Senior High Pflgrim Fellowship meets each Sunday in the hall at 4 p.m. Starting Nov. 8 the board of the Cotati Church will meet the Lott and Fount LOST-set of keys (4) in brown case, r-u z-4541, or Ft) 3-Z167 after 5 p. m. LOST Black white face heifer- vicinity Thompson and Skill-man Lane.

PO 2-6403. PERSONS FINDING envelope with Avon contents, please return money or part, as money doesn't belong to me. Helen Moyles, 417 Sierra Cotati. 8 Portonab Special Notices CARD PARTY W. W.

1 Auxiliary, Dania Hall. Monday, 2 p.m. Turkey Whist Party American Legion, American Le gion Hall, Wednesday, fcovem-ber 4th, 8:30 p. m. Turkey Whist Party S.

P. R. S. Holy Ghost Hall, Sunday, Nov. 1, 1:30 p.

m. Refreshments. YOUR TUPPERW ARE DEAL ER Mercy Medrano, 2070 Coffee Lane, Sebastopol, Valley 3-2896. FOR PRINTS of pictures appear ing in the Argus-Courier phone Mrs. Mannion.

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TR 4-H Club Meets Monday The Two Rock 4-H Club will meet Monday, at 7:30 p.m. sharp, at the Two Rock Union School. The member are requested to take their enrollment cards, as well as the one dollar for club insurance. During the business meeting there will be election of officers and plans for the 4-H Carnival, Nov. 7, will be discussed.

The members are asked to return the ticket stubs and the money they have collected for the tickets. This carnival is the first money making project for the newly formed 4-H Club. PAINTING CUSTODIAN WAYNE, N. J. Oft Painting the walls is no chore for school custodian Otto J.

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