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a a a a a a a 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0.0 36-DAIL INTELLIGENCER ELIZABETHTOWN STARTS TODAY 7 AND 9 P.M. ROBERT WALKER in "SAVAGE SEVEN" THEATRE MAIN EPHRATA NOW SHOWING FEATURE 7:15 9:15 P.M. VERY FUNNY, IMMENSELY APPEALING MOVIE. -Vincent Canby. N.

Y. Times Mca A CAN A PARAMOUNT PICTURE SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY "THE PERILS OF PAULINE" JOURNAL, LANCASTER, AUDIENCE These ratings apply to films released after Nov. 1. 1908 THIS SEAL in ads indicates the film was submitted and approved under the Motion Picture Code of Self-Regulation. Suggested for GENERAL audiences.

Suggested for MATURE audiences (parental discretion advised). RESTRICTED Persons under 16 not admitted, unless accompanied by parent or adult guardian. Persons under 16 not admitted. This age restriction may be higher in certain areas. Check theater or advertising.

Printed as a public service by this newspaper. CODE WHEN GIVE ANSWERING ADS KING 12:00 6:30 1:30 8:15 FEATURES 3:00 10 P.M.* 4:45 HELD OVER 3rd SMASH WEEK! Fanny Hil from Sweden ander admitted 1 RATED(X) set COLOR by DeLuxe Distributed by CINEMATION INDUSTRIES "'Take The Money And Run' is nuttiness triumphant." -LOOK MAGAZINE "rib cracking comedy" "Insanely -JUDITH CRIST funny" -TIME MAGAZINE PALOMAR PICTURES INTERNATIONAL PRESENTS WOODY ALLEN'S "TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN" starring WOODY ALLEN and JANET MARGOLIN FROM DISTRIBUTED THE BY AMERICAN CINERAMA BROADCASTING RELEASING COMPANY, CORPORATION INC. COLOR ME ADJOINING THE DUTCH WONDERLAND HELD OVER FREE PARKING Wonderland Cinema WEEKDAYS 2nd AT 7 WEEK! 9:15 P.M. J0 EAST OF LANCASTER SATURDAY SUNDAY AT 6, 0 10 P.M. OPERA HOUSE 0 FOUNDATION PRESENTS THE ACTORS' COMPANY Production of A THURBER CARNIVAL By James Thurber A collection of Thurberian fables with music NOVEMBER 20, 21 22 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20.

Orchestra and Front Balcony $3.00 Rear Balcony .2.50 Box Seats ..3.50 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Benefit Parent's Council Lancaster Country Day School SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. Orchestra and Front Balcony Rear Balcony ...3.00 Box Seats .5.00 SEASON TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE ROBERT GEORGE MITCHUM KENNED IN THE GOOD GUYS AND THE BAD GUYS 569 -0811 den heatre COR. RT. 30 222 STARTS TODAY They took their stand at the West's bloodiest frontier! (M) SHOWS 7 9 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19, 1969 Arthur Daley Continued From Page 34 Huntsinger, the end, were bearing down on him.

"Take the ball, Ed," sang out Crowley. "I'll take the Sleppy Jim knocked Solomon galleywest and Huntsinger scooped up the ball was legal then before racing for touchdown. Crowley watched Huntsinger score and he looked over at Solomon. That distrait young man was pounding the turf with his fists and castigating himself. a rock head you shouted the Stanford quarterback.

"You butter-fingered dope. You incompetent. the words grew saltier. "Shut up, Solomon," interrupted Sleepy Jim, unable to resistine "No Four one is Horsemen disputing kidded you. each other and the opposition.

They were remarkable on the field and off it. It's 45 years since they last represented Notre Dame and their legend still endures. Now the Fighting Irish are about to embark on a second bold venture. It will not have the imperishable qualities that the first one did. (c) N.

Y. Times News Service Killebrew Meets Horse Racing Japan's Slugger Results TOKYO (AP)-Harmon Kill- ebrew of the Minnesota Twins, the major leagues' home run and runs batted in champion, met Japan's home run king, Sadaharu Oh, on a business trip Tuesday and found him "very, very Killebrew slammed 49 homers and knocked 140 runs, tops in both majors in 1969 while batting .276. Oh, the Chinese-born first baseman of the Yomiuri Giants, hit 44 homers, drove in 140 runs and batted .345 in Japan's Central League. Oh recently was voted the league's Most Valuable Player for the fourth time. The powerful Killebrew said, "It would be wonderful if we could compete against each other in the World Series.

You are well known by our players and Rod Laver Leads Net Rankings NEW YORK (AP) Australians are 1-2-3 in the world tennis rankings, announced by World Tennis Magazine, with Rod Laver leading the parade. The rankings are based on a poll of writers and broadcaster throughout the world. Then followed: 2. Tony Roche, Australia; 3. John Newcombe, Australia; 4.

Tom Okker, The Netherlands; 5. Ken Rosewall, Australia; 6. Andres Gimeno, Spain; 7. Fred Stolle, Australia; 8. Arthur Ashe, USA; 9.

Roy Emerson, Australia; 10. Cliff Drysdale, South Africa. East Tennessee Lands In Rice BATON ROUGE, La. (AI) East Tennessee State, winner of the Ohio Valley Conference title, accepted a bid Tuesday to meet Louisiana Tech in the Grantland Rice Bowl here Dec. 13.

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112, x-Miss War Dance 112, Tommy Tiger 122, xx-Apache Empress 110, Gray Pants 120, Spoiled Sport 122, Lizzie Lee 117, Full of Run 122, 2-Pat's Bambino 114, to Spin 115, Mrs. Brick 117, xx- Tacoma 110, Baby Moon 117, Mr. Jubal 120, x-Sandra Lisa 112. cl, 3 yo, 7 f. z-Bowl Bound 106, Judge Peter 117, Babulane 117, White Spring 112, xxx-Troponi 105, x-Fightin 107, Gagefown 112, Amongstum 109, X-Prince of Ky.

115, Daring Flight 114, Idle Foot 112, x-Bellus 112, Blair Afholl 112. Miss Canberra 109, Alamite 114, Midnight Show 115, Maiden's Joy 109, Starch 109. 3RD alc, 2 yo, 6 f. Spring Lake Lady 109, John E. V.

112, a-Kilconnell 112, Nashcordia 112, a-Coming Through 109, That's Why 109, Atan's Cupid 112, Move Aside 112. a-Pisker-Aronson Entry cl, 3 yo up, 1. mile. z-Still Burning 111, Coffee Please 112, x-Prophets Side 107, x-Coastal Gal 109, Dis mal 109, Split Hairs 115, x-a-Minnie Baby 107, x-a-Bundle of Twigs 109, Tri Pammy 109, High Union 111. a -Audley Farm Stable Entry cl, 3 yo up, 5 f.

tf. Daylight Sun 110, Arctic Swirl 114, x-Clems Heart 107, xxx-Etcetera Etcetera 105, March King 114, xx-Belvoir 105, Coyote Man 112, Conowingo Chief 113, Sam Bolero 114, Arabian Legend 114, Cool Policy 110, Robert Kope 114, Spring Morn 112, Plenty Classic 110, Say You Can 112, x-Royal Sciota 104. cl, 3 yo up, 1 1-16 mi. tf. Joss 113, Balperion 112, Tangelo 114, Hasty Dorimar 114, Ray's Rebel 109, Peachey 117, Common Defence 114.

cl, 2 yo, 7 f. Bouncing Bud 114, Faint Heart 112, a-Two Hip 113, John's Angel 112, Ruler 108, a-Loyal Fan 112, Canadian Men 112, Streak Out 113, Inaction 117, x-Rainbow Lake 108, Captain Puff 119, Lexington Park 119, Sadye the Greatest 112, x-Flashy Gem 110, x-b-Approach the Bench 116. Farm Entry b-Langley Stable Entry alc, 3 yo up, 1 1-16 mi. tf. Cool Pit 111, Papp's Best 111, Niello 111, Somekinda 122, a-Thataboy 114, Imperial Rag 116, Rolling Ridge 111, a- Behaving 111.

a-Lee-Gelb Entry alc, 3 yo, 7 f. Ruling Class 118, Archofroses 121, Velvet and Steel 118, Leeward 118, Tryout 118, z-Mrs. Jo Jo 115, xx-Dottie Marie 114, Miss Fall River 118, Lizzie S. 118, Bran 118, Tea Pride 118, Diana vacaro, Hasty Hussy 114, Excited 121. Z-3; X-5; XX-7; xxx-10 Lbs.

AAC. Laurel Selections 1-Tommy Tiger, Miss War Dance, Dry Eyed. 2-Prince of Gagetown, Judge Peter. 3-Kilconnell, Nashcordia, Spring Lake Lady. 4-Still Burning, Coffee Please, Split Hairs.

5-Conowingo Chief, Arabian Legend, March King. 6-Tangelo, Peachey, Ray's Rebel. 7-Loyal Fan, Mademoiselle Ruler, Faint Heart. 8-Thataboy, Somekinda, Pappa's Best. 9-Archofroses, Ruling Class, Miss Fall River.

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L. Clark Co. B.C.A. B.C.A. FIT Fg FI TI Chambers 13 4 30 0 Fisher 2 12 7 Huber 2 16 1 7 Ditsler 0 0 Gressiey 3 0 12 Simms 0 8 Chasse 2 000 0 5 45 Total 33 11 77 13 11 11 10-45 14 20 19 24-77 Officials: Keener, Heller.

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.10 12-5 1-1 STOCK Coleman Co 100pc 1-2 1-16 PNB Corp (x) 12-1 1-2 (x) 2 for 1 stock split. INCREASED Coleman .20 11-28 12-12 Heileman Brew .30 12-1 12-15 Kans .35 12-8 12-29 Am Cyanamid 12-1 12-22 REGULAR. Atico Financial ..10 12-22 Bk of Cmwith, Det .50 12-16 1-2 12-5 1-1 Briggs Stratton 11-28 12-15 Collins Radio 20 12-26 1-12 Distill Cp-Seagrms .30 11-28 12-15 Florida Gas ..125 12-2 12-15 Goodrich, BF ..43 12-5 12-31 Lone Star Cem .25 12-5 12-19 New Eng .59 12-10 1-2 Norris Industries .20 12-1 12-17 Ohio Edison ..375 12-1 12-26 Pub Svc .41 11-28 12-22 Wn Bancorp ..325 12-2 12-26 Wheelabrator cp .15 12-5 1-1 Whitaker Cable ....125 12-5 12-15 Zurn Industries ..07 12-19 1-15 Dow Jones Averages New York(AP) Final Dow-Jones averages STOCKS Open High Low Close Net 30 Ind 840.81 848.67 836.99 845.17 2.64 20 RR 195.48 198.08 194.72 197.26 2.25 15 UtI 115.38 116.56 114.33 115.22 0.51 65 Stk 280.73 283.73 279.31 282.24 1.29 Transactions in stocks used in averages: Indus 794,500 Rails 307,300 Utils 167,600 65 Stk 1,269,400 BONDS 10 40 Bonds 70.36--0.21 Higher grade rails 56.03-0.02 10 Second grade rails 69.25 0.20 10 Public Utilities 77.98-0.07 10 Inih rials 78.21-0.52 Income 7... n55.96-0.29 Commodity futures index 141.65-0.07 Bond Averages 20 10 10 10 10 Rails Ind. Util.

Fgn. L.Yd. Net change un un Tue. 59.0 82.8 76.4 90.3 73.8-1 Prev. Day .59.0 82.8 76.6 89.8 74.2 Week Ago 59.3 83.2 76.8 89.5 74.9 Month Ago ..59.2 82.3 77.0 90.5 75.0 Year Ago 65.5 89.5 79.2 89.0 80.4 1969 High 64.3 87.0 79.3 92.2 79.6 1969 Low 58.9 80.2 76.4 89.1 74.0 1968 High 66.3 91.0 81.4 90.2 82.3 1968 Low 63.8 85.8 78.3 88.0 78.4 1-New 1969 low.

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"We had two markets going -blue chips, particularly the rails, strong, and the glamors Wachtel of the brokerage firm of weakening," said analyst Larry Bache Co. "The blue chips were hanging in there while the go volatile funds were liquidating the issues." NEW YORK (AP) Closing New York Stock Exchange Index: Market 2 cents Index 53.90 Industrial 56.92 42.77 Transportation 41.36 Utility Finance 71.27 He added that the market continued to labor under a lack of any broad stimulus from the business area. Wachtel said it was encouraging that the Dow Jones average of 30 industrials backed away from the 840-level after dipping close in early trading. Market chartists consider 840 a test area which could determine the future direction of market. Among the Big Board's 20 most-actively traded issues, 12 declined, 7 advanced, and 1 was unchanged.

Servomation, to 31, on total volume of 222,400 shares, including a block 212,400 shares, was the most-active. MERGER CLEARED Standard Oil of Ohio spurted to after Justice Department cleared the way for its merger with British Petroleum. BP, up to on 122,200 shares, led the A American Stock Exchange's most active list. Fairchild Camera, one of the glamor issues, slumped to in heavy trading. A company spokesman said he knew of no reason for the stock's activity.

Polaroid dropped to Penn Central, which reached a new 1969 low last Thursday, advanced to after a $600 ye freight rate increase was approved. Other gainers among the rails included Chesapeake Ohio to and Southern Pacific to Trading in Gateway Industries was halted pending an announcement which turned out to be that the company was negotiating to acquire Continental Alliance Corp. of Denver. Gateway closed with a gain of to 10. COLLINS FALTERS Collins Radio tumbled to after er reporting that per share earnings in its recent quarter sagged to 18 cents from ITALIAN VILLA RESTAURANT BAR Cor.

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Starring The Sensational ROCK GROUP HIT "VIRGO" DON'T MISS 'EM! JAM SESSION Saturday 3 to 6 p.m. cents a year earlier. Schlumberger, whose opening was delayed, dropped to 99 after falling Monday. Apco fell to despite an announcement of encouraging indications of the presence of metals of the platinum from a prospecting vengroup, the Good News Bay area of Alaska. The company said it had not determined whether a commercially minable deposit that drilling operations had been suspended until spring.

Rubber issues, aircrafts, and utilities mostly lower. Steels, rails, and building materials were generally higher. Prices declined in moderate trading on the American Stock Exchange, with the index off 10 cents to $27.94. Declines exceded advances 542 to 303 among 1,069 issues traded. Volume increased to 3.94 million shares from 3.31 million Mon- Closing prices included American Technical Industry, off to off to Milgo Electronics, to Levin up to and Mesa Petroleum, off to Corporate bonds were mixed, and governments were mostly lower.

Stocks In Spotlight NEW YORK (AP) Sales, closing price net change of the fifteen most. acfive stocks traded on the NYStock Exchange. Servomat .222,400 31 Fairch Cam 169,900 Penn Cent 154,800 Int Tel Tel 151,800 Cont Oil 129,700 Compute Sci Tr .115,900 99,900 Std Oil Ohio 99,900 Gulf Oil 96,900 32 Polaroid 94,500 Texaco 90,400 CNA Finl 84,800 Tel Tel 82,200 Std Oil NJ 78,200 Gt Finan 74,600 What Stocks Did NEW YORK (AP) Prev. Today day Advances 534 356 Declines (791 1003 Unchanged 290 252 Total issues 1615 1611 New 1969 highs 14 11 New 1969 lows 39 33 Wednesday Nite 1 is CLAM NITE AT THE PADDOCK INN 680 MILLCROSS EDEN STEINBAECHER'S HOTEL! FAIRVIEW WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NO T-BONE STEAK $2.002 Tossed Salad, French Fries Kitchen Open 11 A.M. to 11 P.M Take Out Food Available Banquet Facilities Phone 392-9677411 Hunter's Inn mile South of Manheim Rt.

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