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FOXANAHEIM Now Playing Matinee Saturday at 2 p.m. CARY GRANT JEAN ARTHUR in "ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS" AND JACKIE COOPER in "Streets of New York" Sun.-Mon.-Tues., June 11-12-13 Sunday Continuous from 2 BETTE DAVIS GEORGE BRENT In "DARK VICTORY" AND "Within the Law" with Ruth Hussey - Paul Kelly JUNE 14-15-16-17 "Rose of Washington Square" TLRONE POWER ALICE FAYE - AL JOLSON AND PETER LORRE AS "Mr. Moto in Danger Island" ANAHEIM Theatre Ends Sunday Mat. Saturday - Sunday Cont. "SOME LIKE IT HOT" BOB HOPE SHIRLEY ROSS and JACK HOLT "Whispering Enemies" Gen. Adm. 30c — Children 10c BARGAIN NIGHTS EVERY MON.- TUES. - WED. All 15c Children 10c Seats Anytime "JESSE JAMES" Tyrone Power Henry Fonda - Nancy Kelly and "GOING PLACES" Dick Powell - Anita Louise JUNE 15 - 16 - 17 - 18 FREDRIC MARCH CAROLE LOMBARD CARY GRANT in "Eagle and the Hawk" and HUGH HERBERT in "The Family Next Door" PLAY "SUPER PAY-ME" Every Monday and Thursday Jail Compton Man as Hit-Run Driver Apolamino Galardo, 35, of Compton will appear before Justice of the Peace Halsey I. Spence In Fullerton on June 13 to answer to three charges growing out of tor's license and hit and run with injury. According to arresting officers, the Compton man attempted to escape after his car crashed with another driven by Charles C. Bell 66, of Artesia at the intersection of Mary Avenue and Bell Street. MORE ABOUT Fremont Program (Continued from Page 1) "Robert Frost's, Mending Words by Wesley Mendoza. Ruth Ellen Taylor, student major, will present the class gift. Fremont graduates are: Jennie Mary Acosta, Mary Adams, Gilbert Cota Aguilar, Margaret Eleanor Albin, Roger Annis, Carmen Ariás, Wynell Bagwell, David M. Baiza, Reu Ballesteros, Robert Griffith Barclay, Julia Ann Bartlett, Alberta Maetha Bauman, Juanita Lillian Brown, Audrey Lynette Baxter, Leonard Becker, Robert Neil Betttsold. Betty Arlyne Bevola, Dorothy Bleecker, Neta June Bloomfield, Rosanna Myrtle Booher, Dee Dean Bowers, Miriam Flordebraker, James Burden, Hazel Burgess, Thomas Frank Carter, Annie Casebere, Vern Caswell, Wilbur Comstock, Jo Conrow, Dale Crain, Melvin Crespin, Barbara Dean Cross, Kathy May Darden, Viola Maiden, George William Davidson, Leroy Webster Ferguson, Maria Mary Flores, Lois Ann Robert N. Franzle, Doris Farrim Gaddis, Jessie Garcia, Jim Sumner Gates, Robert Allan Matti, Jack Jr. Gledhill, Eugene Gonzales, Frieda Gonzales, Graeber, Gloria Jay Greger, Morna Jean Grimm, Floralyn Groover, Mary Evelyn Guest. Mary Eleanor Harpster, Thomas Harrison, Warren Charles Harnett. "Mr. Moto in Danger Island" "The Family Next Door" PLAY "SUPER PAY-ME" Every Monday and Thursday Jail Compton Man as Hit-Run Driver Apolamino Galardo, 35, of Compton will appear before Justice of the Peace Halsey I. Spence in Fullerton on June 13 to answer three charges growing out of an automobile accident last Friday near Atwood. Complaints accuse Galardo of hit and run, no operator's license and hit and run with injury. According to arresting officers, the Compton man attempted to escape after his car crashed with another driven by Charles C. Bell 66, of Artesia at the intersection of Orangethorpe avenue and Richfield road. Four persons were injured including Bell, Mrs. Delia Bell, 67, Mrs. Della Brooker, 87. Wanted Dealer for Anaheim and Fullerton Full time for conversion of autos, trucks, stationary and Marine engines to use Diesel-Oil. IT WORKS, no smoke, gum or dilution. 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