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EIGHT ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 1. 1936. T Roseburg Inspection Invited When Film Studio on Wheels Visits City Monday League Leaders' Swatfest Wins, 11-7; Larry French Stops N. Y. Giants. ny SI I) KKDKR AHDortiiti'il I'rram Smii W'rltiir. One biir reiumn Uinse iji'iiiiuiiI bounil Yankws urn niali Iiik u run away of the cmrri'iii Aurlran Iui-kuo nice lien In Ihoir Hlinpto lmdliod or knocking of their rios out rlvulH, JuhI wlieii the Hiicond nines eluh licgins to K'-i Ioubii. The Ited Sox Ijecumo troufolo Bonut uliout H mould ugo. Ko mur derers' row, iutlnK them JuhI ut the time, Hided the III mil liy lull lux four HtrulKhl. The; Kux huvi.-ni been the Hume slueo. The crlupliwl Detroit TIroih then stepped Into second place. (Ichrlis ami eonipuny atopped iheni cold lv winuliiK lliree-oiil-ol-fotir. The Cleveland Indians travelling at a pace tliul huil cut the leamie leutl of (inhrlf! und company from luj wines to 71 ran up against lIih Yankees yealorduy. ' Tile Yanks pounded out l'l hits, JncludliiK homer nutnher for Lot. Gehrig, und piled up un 11 to 7 winning tuai'Kln In the first of u three-game series to boont their puce-selling edge to J games. The Indians' edge over the third jaee Jted Kox waH cut to three guinea, llonten, with Jimmy Koxx belting hl .'"th homer, uounoei, the While Sox 1 to 3, behind Lefty Orove's seven-hit pitching. The TlRerB returned to fourth pluce,' dropping the White Sox Into the aeeonil division, by unllopinx I tier Kenulol'H K to 2, aa Toiiim) Ilridges limited III" opposition lo elghl lilla. The St. I .mi In Drowns, pulling farther out of the eellar ulmosl dally, belted Hie Athletics 12-1, villi Sunny Jim llotiomley collect iiiK a pair of home runt. Flench 8tops Giants The (,'hleugo Cuba salvaged Honie thlng from their three-Kiiine aeries with the tlluulH by winning die fi- Hale, :M. Uirry v ranch Cub hurler able to stop Ihe DLYMPUB OPEHIMG . mm by ri i ny A kan oorui (Ansoeiated Vtohh SporU KHitor.) IlKRM.V, Auk. 1. CAP) An overflow crowd of 10,1,000 jmc la tum packed the main Htudlum to day as Chancellor -Hitler arrived at tho relchHportfield Ut derhiro the Jlth Olympic games formally opened. . The hugo crowd, unmindful of a heavy downpour, roared a creating and gave the nazi Balute. Overnight the AmericanR, osten- rflblv motivated by a doairft to tj , - iv m t Aj44.s-. Hlblv motivated by a doairft to MebiQ-yoldvrytt-Mayei-Traveling Jnocion javoid giving the euuivaient of the Picture Studio on World Tout "' htt,ip Yorkers In tho Hcrles, lunied in u four-lilt JoIj. The (.'arillnalH reinalnecl Jut one guine off tiie Nnlional leamiu puce, by maltliiK It three Htraiubt over the ))o(Ik"ih. Dizzy Dean won ln own bull (tamo by ainKMiiff in the wlimhiK tuiiH in l ne teiitn liinhiK. . The IMillilfrt and lltna nplil ci duuhleheader, Penchea l)avln pitch liiK Kix-hlt, win tin' went ornern hi thn oiieucr, und Duljili Camllli'H homer leadhiK Ihe way to a 7-2 Phil triumph In the night cap. herder hit two homera for the TioHton IteeH, hut Iho I'lnitcH pcclt ed away ul u pair t.l' pKi-hciH fm- a 10-5 denlrilou, VuHvlmilUiK BeoretH of sound re cording and projection of talking motion pictures will be revealed to the general public for Ihe first lime next Monday, when Metro- ldwyn-Mayer'8 elaborate travel ing motion picture utudlo visits this city on Us world educational exhibition tour. The traveling motion picture stu Ho, which was designed and con structed to specifications by the Metro-Ooldwyn-M a y e r compuny, world's largest motion picture producing organization, at a cost of $150,000, will be placed on ex hibition from 4 until 6 o'clock at the Indian theatre, borne here of Metro-Ooldwyii-MayftT pictures, ac cording to an announcement made today by Manager Don Radabaugh. This studio on wheels, he said, com bines facilities for b th the ordlng aa well as the projection of sound motion pictures, and the sound equipment aboard the stu dio Is In itself valued at close to $fiO,ouo. It is tlio regulation West ern Klertrin apparatus used in the Hollywood studios and in principal Iheulres throughout the country. )ui lug the studio's brief visit here, this equipment will be open for public inspection by citizens of this city. They will bn permitted to enter the studio, and will have un onitortiinltv not onlv of scclnc Hie first j Hie equipment which makes , Hie "ew.taiklos talk, but will bn ublo to sua the operations manifested in both the filming us well as the projection of sound films on the screen. 1 of 53 nfltionB before Chancellor Sound technicians from the Me ! Adolf Hitler. tro-Ooldwyn-Mayer Btudlos In Cul- Instead of extending their right ver City, Calif., where the great ! arms outward at an upward angle M-O M pictures are produced, are j with their bats In their hands, they numbered among the distinguish-1 decided Instead to hold thpir hats ed Hollywood party traveling with I over their hearts, then gave an the studio, and visitors to the stu- "eyes right" salute at a given cora dlo on wheels will be privileged ( mand while passing in review be- to Interview the motion picture t hind the nag-Dearer, Airred joenim, men when the studio arrives here, i veteran Union City, N J., gymnast One of Hollywood's outstanding makeup artistH, Marciu ha Pine, who officially represents the Max Factor makeup studios In Holly wood, and who has had a wealth of experience making up stars at The British, following the French, evoked only mild cheers as they marched nast, giving only "eyes right." The Italians lifted their hands fn the fascist ealuta. The Japanese leaders gave the the studios there, will visit her i nry " aimeies gave with the Hollywood caravan and i ?Ga rIfft,t- The Canadians, were will gladly answer any questions RIv" an ovation after saluting fn A big Austrian team of 200 arous ed another outburst of nazi salut ing although a dozen officers gave only the military salute. The sig nificance was quickly marked In asmuch that until the recent Aub tro German accord, It was n prison offense In Austria to give the nazi salute. on makeup asked of her by femin Ine visitors to the studio. It is an nou need. In addition to the studio Itself, which measures more than 6.1 feet in length, und which Is huuled by a gigantic trackless locomotive, the studio cam van from Hollywood consists of a special-lmllt camera cur and pilot car. Metrn-Holdwyii-Mayer Is sending: Hie traveling motion picture alii dio around the world with two out , stundlng purposes In view. Not ' only do they hope to discover new Working at Days Creek J. E. screen personalities for Metro Pinkerton is spending several days Uoldwyn-Mayer pictures and Hal ,dolnt carpentrv work at Days Houch "Our (Jang" comedies, butjCrek lllis wppk- thi'V liavn inulfi'liikeii flifa vmitiit-n " at a terrific coat to servo as Me- Move to Curry Estate Mr. and j troy-Ooldwyn-Mayer s contribution -"8 lowurd the betterment of ediicutlon. LOCAL NEWS Stops Hre T,. A. !aly of .Myr tle t.'reek stopped in KoneliurK for a ution time Friday on IiIh wuy Ui Kupcne on a bUMineaa trip. Back from Lake Ilr. J. (i. Donnelly, of Sun Franr-lnco. N'allr an Kiillerton and Dr. K. H. Slewurt returned to itoneburK Thuraday lllKht from Lake Tulikenitrh, where they enjoyed aeverul day flKlllnK. Ilr. iJonnelly Joined .Mra. Iionnclly ut the M. I,. Hrfcher home tor u few days' vinlt. Leaving for Washington Jus tice of the J'euce and .Mra. H. W. Miirati-ra will leave Sunday for Klina, WashitiKton. where they will vihH for a week or teu dayn Willi their Hon-ln-law and dautfhtr, Lieu tenant and Mrs. Keimit Johnaon. Lieutenant Johnson iH commander ot a CCC camp near Elnia. Visit Hers Mr. and Mrs. (!.' nlnchani. and family In North Itose M. Hubbard, of Summit!, Conn., ' burn. .Miss NultiUK is of Itupert, stoiiped oer nip hi in Itoseburg to Idaho, Hnd left for Salem where visit lir. and .Mrs. A. C. Seely en she will visit an aunt, .Mrs. W. If. route to San Kranclsco lo visit Lyman, and family. iheir niece, .Mrs. Hall Seely. J . I Back In Roseburg Mr. and Leaves for Salem Miss Fern i Mrs. Civile Cole have returned to Nulling left ihls inuminK after , their home here, after visltiiiK re. KlvndiiiK the past several days vls-iallves and friends in Portland and II Inn her uncle. Key. , Frank Clin-! Vancouver. Wash., for a week Hers on Business C. A. Burnett of Myrtle I'oint. loseliur Friday attending to business. Long Besch Visitors Leave Mr. und irs. Fred Slever have return ed to their home III lis lleach. Calif after a short visit here with ihe former's mother, .Mrs. Anna Stever, and sister, .Mrs. Ilruco Mel- 11 M. Return from Portland ' Miss Fanny l.u Wlmberly, .Miss Wiluta Feldkamp, Misa I'lah Amies Win ston and Miss Madlyn Stearns re turned here last nlKht from Port land, where they spent a week tak ing dancing li-ssons at the Chris tensen school of dancing under the direction of Janet Heed. MIsb Wlm berly plans to leave tomorrow for Ihe Cauipfire camp ou Little river. Victoria Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. William Rlntoul left yes terday for their home In Victoria, H. C, after spending the past two weeks here visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Black on North Jackson street. While here they enjoyed several trips to points of Interest In this section and also took the coast, trip to Crescent City and liandon and back to Roseburg. They stated that they were very much Impressed by the friendli ness of the Roseburg people. At .'-rdan Home Mr. and Mrs. G. Williams and son, Hubert, of Dee Moines, Iowa, and Mrs. Effie E. Jordan are visiting at the Mark Jordan home In Suiherlin and the L. . Jordan home at Glide. Mrs. Effle Jordan is the mother of Xark and L. W. Jordan. The Mark Jor dans took their guests to the coast for a few days this week. L. V. Jordan and his son, Dwane, have returned here, after spending sev eral days vacationing in eastern Oreeon. Clark Gable and Jeancrte IMacDonald in jene from "San Francisco" Coming Sunday M. G. Ms $150,000 Holl j'wood Studio on wheels. Will Stop Here Monday from 4 to 6 P. M. SEE THIS ASTOUNDING PHENOMENON! "THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD" I'ltu Laurance have moved visual ' ,f tIlf Curry estnte to reside from u ntiuer, uam. WOODBURN, EL REY f OPEN BALL SERIES " WOOlillURN, Ore., Aug. 1. (AI'J Scores of fans flocked hero today from all pints of wealern nnd northern Oregon as Tour teams began play for the Junior Ameri can Degiou baseball chiiiuplonshlp of Oregon. H was Wondburn and Kl Rey for the first game, ut l:.'to p. in., will) The Dalles and Kugene to follow. I'aiiiiiKS were determined ul the aend off buntpifl IuhI night ut wlilfh I ho leu nm were wHcnmed In the niiiiunl playoff. Loners tmlny will meet In the first gume at 1:1 p. in., tomorrow ami the stnle titllst will ho delrr miued In the Sunday nightcap. SARRON DISPOSES OF ABAD EASILY HOLLYWOOD. Calif., Aug. 1. (AP) I'etey SuiT'tn, untlonul box lug association featherweight cham pion, was started on his west count Invasion today with u lo-reuud Victory over Davey A had of Pan ama, Ahad, who has fought and lost to rive world tlllebulders. failed to make It un Interesllng conlesl for le.Tlon stadium fans last night. YOUNG CORBETT DECISIONS BAZZONE SAN FRANVISCO. Aug. 1. With n ten-round deetslon over Mike Hazxone of PittHburgb behind him, Young Corbel I of Kresno was an oilier Jump today along u projeeted romeback I t ail he hopes will lend to Ihe. middleweight title. Hlnunlders gave the ;il-yenr-otd southpaw, one time welterweight champion, an edge tu every round or their bout here last night. There were no knockdowns, Ihe Yankees climbing to the top in the American leugue, while Rookie Johnny Mlze of the Car H Inn Is became head man In the national at ,'M'). Kxcenl for Prank Demnree of the Cubs who retained third place In the Natioiinl league, and Johnny Monro of the Phillies, who held onto sixth, the two lists of leaders underwent complete upheavals, Averlll nnd (iehrig butted ut n .r,nn pace deadlock at .It.SI for ihe American and major league leadership. Averlll climbed from fourlh, while (iehrig was in third place a week ago. SEATTLE DEFEATS j Here on Business Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Simmons, of Kugene. spent l-Yiduy in this city ou busineHs. Ul! Back from 'Springs Mr. and Mrs. Urn cp Rr'dges are back at Melr heme on F(iwir street. lifter enjoying several days at KItsen springs on the McKeiwle, Ti The finals hi the men's doubles tennis tournament (or city cham pionship have laen reached with the two seeded leams of Unit on und Miles and Wluslou and Apple giHc un dualists. Hy the lurk of Ihe draw Win ston and ApPlcgale received Ihe youthful combination of Dick Kles and Ivan Hatfield for opponents whom they easily defeated ti-l. H :i, til. The high school team lack eii the necessary experience to eopp with ihe older players. The other bracket was entirely different, Itruton and Miles, seed ed iso. i. drawing Clarence Lenox and Ralph Tavlor, who extended (Ity the Associated Press.) A mental lapse, mixed with ev erything else in the book of bnne bull, enlivened Pacific const league ball f'.uines last night and yester day. While Seattle was stopping Oak land, (!!, Sacramento was trlm- , mlng Portia. id, San Diego was blanking Los Angeles, 2-0, and an unusual happening for class A A ball tftok place In Sun Francisco. The Seals were victims of the brainstorm which cost them two runs and stopped a rally after seven Innings of scoreless baseball. With two men on base, Huroju sin gled I hem in, only to discover he hud batted before Itoss took his lawful whacks al the plate. Mar oju was called out r.nd the runners sent hack to their buses, where they languished. Johnson, saved by this boueheud, looked fmpres xive in ullowlnir ontv one run frmu Seal liliH. while Ihe MiKMi.uiH ! were (Heeling 10. Crauhead, pitching his seventh victory since Joining the Padres, limited Los AugclcH to three hits in the day's best hurling effort. The Angels gleaned only one sin jgle for the first eight Innings. 1 Porl bind fielded badly behind raster and Sacramento won Its first game of the series. The speedball suffered his first losa In Wabonlck did a fine Visiting Miss Frear Miss Paula Rreuer, of Myrtle Point, is siend' 'ng several days at the F. ('. Frear home on South Stephens street vIh-j iltng Miss Doiolliy 1'ieur. 8tops Here Friday Phillip (lllstrap, " advertising man on the Coos Hay Times at Marshrield, spent Friday in tills city attending to business en route lo Kugene. Will Move John Kelly, of this city, is making preparations to move into the building formerly occupied by the Roseburg stfnm laundry. The building front Is be ing remodeled this week. Move to South Stephens Miss Lucy Plnkerton and Miss Margar et and Peyton Oderkirk have inov-1 ed from the Ilerrle aoartments on Kast DoukIus and KHu streets to Hie Mansfield residence apartmeiil on South Stephens street. j Church Convention The eon-: vent inn announced to be held at Yoncalla, Monday, August :i, the program of which was printed in Friday's News-Review, is not the convention of the Douglas County Christian Kndeavor Union, as stat ed, hut the twenty-sixth Doueln Christian convention, a convention of members of the Churches of Christ in Douglas county. I At McCHntock Home Dr. Jume McCHntoik. of Madison, N. J.. left tiiiili,l i..,.n, ,:..ilv . a lltehi. !.!. -l-i: rt l -r.n ,:'. ti t HtlUtS. ohi of ii,.,,,'., ; 'i xiii, ' , I piece of relief hurling for Sucrn deciding fnctor. lucldenlally. this , " 1 1 ,K!V1,,K U"HS 1,1 u,e I yesterday for Salem to Join his Is the rirst match In six vears orilhlnl h"1"11?- i famllv, after spend'ng the past sv- Playing together as partners that' 1 -"nK' ""'" i" with one l,rai (iaya noro with his parents. Itiuton and Miles have bad to plav" t,M' first inning wns wasted. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. K. McCHntock. the full five HftM lo decide a mutch The Indians were outhlt by Oak- jKI nwnrhe Stevens, of San Fran- The rinalH are set lor Tuesday, 'linil ,,' concentrated allack on i cluco, has been visiting the Mc- auk. I. al 5 p. m. on the high I.aRocca gave the Indians nil the I Clintocks here the pa it several runs they needed in the llrst six Mays, and Dr. and Mr3. Riy Wood iniilugs. Miller, who relieved Iji-t house, of Fenion, Iowa, visited the Rocca. held the tribe blttess, but McCHntocks on Kast Cass street sitiglen chumptoushiii will be play- the Oaks could not fathom (Jreg-jen route home to Iowa from a trip pd ut 9 a. m. Sunday. nry fn the itinchen, to Los Angeles. school court The finals In the match hetw Winston and Applegute for the city JOHN HENRY LEWIS DECISIONS GAINER PITTSIU'RCll, July ,11 (AIM Llghl Heavyweight Champion John Henry Lewla won a unani mous decision over Al (lalner. ue gro slugger from New Haven. Ctuin., in a 12-round lien title bout at Forbes field last night. Lewis, 1 7s 4 , closed with a tush to win the last four rounds to over come till early lead piled up by fialner, who weighed 177. The two negroes (ought on even terms until the sixth round when tialner opened a deep gash over Ihe champion's eye. ( lalner fn -red the fight fn the seventh, but Lewis rallied in the eighth nnd launched a fast, two fisted nit o k t:t w in the cloKtug rounds and (he decision. gehg,verilX" tie for bat lead NKW Yotlli. Aug. I (Al1)-- A uukeun nil down Ihe line uii.nua the firal ten hatters hi eaeh ninjoi league tnis wik ikiiiiii r.Hi i nt-i im 111 of the Indiiins nnd 1-ou tlehnc t I Bl HOLLYWOOD Is Motoring With Mobilgas and Mobiloil Monday Their S150,000 M. G. M. Studio on wheels will visit Roseburg General Petroleum Products Have been chosen exclusively for use on this big tour of the Pacific coast by this fully equipped travelling studio. SO. END SERVICE STA. So. Stephens St. Phone 406 LINDSAY & WALKER Oak and Rose Sts. Flione 321-L PILOTED BY CHRYSLER M G. M.'s $150,000 Hollywood Studio have preferred Chrysler Airflow and Plymouth Cars. SEE THE PARADE MONDAY, 4 P. M. 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These car3 represent real values, shop reconditioned and guaranteed with guarantee that counts. 1934 Plymouth 4-door Sedan. 1934 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan. 1931 Buick "8" 4-Passenger CouP c. 1930 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan. 1929 Cab. Coupe. 1935 "Hupp" 8 Sport Sedan. TRUCKS 1934 Chevrolet lV2-Ton 157iverv. 193? Chevrolet lVz-Ton 133wheelbase. 1931 Dodge P2-Ton 133 -in.-in. wheelbase. 1935 Willys '77" Panel Del -in wheelbase. Phone 268 MOTOR SHOP GARAGE ROBERT BARRETT, Prop. 443 N. Jackson St.
