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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 7, 1934)
Page Four Housewives To Get Magazines Frotn Safeway - Housewives who visit local Safeway etorcs this Friday with depart with a copy ol a new sparkling national : weekly magazine tucked In among l their purchases, according to plans mode by H. M. Howard, dlntrlct man- , ager at Snfcway stores In Union. Wnl lows and Baker counties. Every copy of "The Family Circle," the name of the magazine, hao been exclusively purchased by Safeway and will too distributed free of chargo to custo mers. "The Family Circle" is any thing but a "booster sheet" or house organ. It's a smartly edited national weekly of over 1:000,000 olroulatlon. Western readera r.avo not generally been acquainted with the publication heretofore, as its circulation has been largely confined to oaotern subscrib ers. . Tho Issue of February Oth will of fer, among other outstanding fea tures, a short story, "Two Wise Men," by Richard Conncll, nationally famous-fiction -writer; "Technique of Hooking." by Ida Bailey Allen; Ideas for a Valentine party by Ju'.la le -Alight; "A Kr.r.cr Dte With K-.y Francis." by Harry Evans, which promises some Illuminating news; Sons Who Dodge Their Famous Father's Footsteps," by Harriet Thorn dyke; Robert Pilgrim's "Food For (Thought;" moving picture and stage reviews by Horry Evans; a section of cartoons and humor; an Illustrated department for children which will Introduce a new opllt-word contest, and a Jolly Jingles contest In which (there will be prizes and winners each week. AKogether there will bo three .contents in tho Issue and tho prize will; total more than 100 eaoh week. Mr. Howard said that this week, and each Friday thereafter, any person calling at a Safeway store, regardless If a purchaso la made, may obtnln a free copy of "Tho Family Clrclo." Wages of 20,000 With Ford Motor Company Raised : DETROIT, Feb. 7 m The Ford Mntnr nrv rnnarted TuesdaV wages of ,30,000 production. men In tho Detroit area have been increased ten per cent, NnMwnttnir u.Ttiward adjustments fthat are to bo extended to branch production men and -will amount to a quarter of a million dollars a . The Increases, It w explained, are Hn iline with a conviction or nonry Ford that "every wago Incrcaso helps tho country." ; Ford wages'ln the Dotrott area now Tange from M to fl.60 a dl,v ln tno shops. I Fashion Tea To Excel That of Last Spring (Continued Prom Pago One) cess ln contacting merchants who will nrrnnge displays on tho mezzanino floor. Her committee includes Miss Marie Tiggelbcck, TWiss Blanche Clark, Mrs. C. A. Kopp, Miss Alta LUllo and 1 Mls-Miriam Hannn. The ticket snlo opened Saturday i and Is meeting with unusual success. . Miss Mabel Morton, chairman of the ticket committee,- -urges that those wishing tickets get ln touch with members of the American Association of University Women at once since tho number of tickets will necessar ily be limited. Miss Morton Is as sisted on the ticket committee by Mrs. L. Z. Terrall, of Union, Mrs. N. W. Frees and Miss Margaret Hobs Calla han, of Imblcr. Entertainment foaturrs nlno will bo presented during tho stylo show and arrangement for tho specialty numbers are being made by Miss Florence Day. chalrmnn, Miss Mildred Florce, Miss Jennie Teterson and Mis.) Juno StniiKO, Miss Kathryn Sartain Is chairman of tho committee -In charge of train ing tho models which aro being selec ted at the present tlino by tho stores. Miss Catherine Oabomo. MIhh Mar jory Horton ami Miss Jean WllllimiB aro assisting Miss Hartaln. Decorations and arrangement of tables will be handled by a eonmjlt teo composed of MIhb Tho I in a Whaloy, Miss Eva Wear. Mrs. Fmt E. Klddlo, Miss Gladys Turley anl MIks Elolsc Wright, for which no chairman has been named. Miss Helen Moore, Mrs. lialpli Badgley, Miss Kate Hntix. Mrs. George McDonald and Miss Pauline Day are making arrangements for the hall. Two committees which will work ln conjunction are the one in charge of Mrs. R. F. Tyler which will have charge of the food and the nt her hen (led by Miss Agnes Palmer which will direct tho girls who aro nervine. Members of the former are Mrs, Robert Eakln, Mrs. It. L. Skeen, Miss Margaret Carstalrs and Mtm Alice KllppeU Miss PalmeVa cmmtttve lndludes Miss Melba Hanks, Miss El- leanor Vernon and Miss Arta Uiw rencc. Miss Bess Duke, chnlrtnun. Miss Edith Darby and Mrs. H. W. Fred cricks form the publicity commltt.ee. A largo hostess committee, of which Miss Mabel Doty Is clmtrmnn. Is Ih lng selected from among the remain ing membership ntul will he an nounced In the near future. Neighbors Prepare For War, Japs Say (Continued from Page One) can sli keep at bay the Soviets' at tempts to advance Into the Ori ent. . , . "Japan's choice Is whether she will be permanently shut up ln these small Islands or take the road to promising development. "We must work out our program without glvlnt other nations a chance to thwart us." 1 Later, the general told the Asso ciated Press that by expansion he did not mean territorial aggrandize ment, but generai development. By "strong pressure" he said he did not mean "armed force." and mitr ed his reference was broadly to tho years 1936 and 103fl rather than to November 1035 specifically. , Bride Held After Husband's Deatli ' A 'It Wbllo police were holding Mrs. Anna Muy Edouard (abovo) In connection with tho death of ber husband nt 13 dnys, who wus found shot to death -In their road ster near Mount Holly, N. d.. It was revealed that the dead man, known ss M!!!ard ICdcuard, v.'as really Mllnn Flllplo, a native of Turkey, who once was held In Chleag., for deportation. She sold her husband shot himself In a lit st dnspondoncy while en route from Los Angoles to New York supposedly to collect (110,000 In cash. 'Wholesome' Films Replacing Others In Cinema World JIOLLY WOOD The Inevitable cycle of "wholesome" otorles following tho "new" path blaw-d by that. story of four sisters in New England Js here. Every hiKhly successful picture starts a movie cycle, and "Little Wo men" naturally has had. the produc ers ferreting through, tho libraries ln search of other forgotten camples of standard or clasHlo literature that mlffht .prove equally .profitable. Alrcartly they've "discovered" sev eral nooks which, If not about four sisters In a Now England town, atl least have enjoyed tho eamo endur- j ing popularity with readers and hence might he expected to make hit pic- j turcs ovon though. Louisa M. Alcott didn't write, thorn. . Ono of these is "David Copper fluid," a we-Il-llkcd book by a de ceased English novollst named Charles Dickens,1 whoso previous popularity with movto producers has been evi denced only by several versions of "Oliver Twist" and the recurrent "Tale of Two Cltlcn." Two others have been found among tho works of another rather well known Englishman named Rudyard Kiplinp. Ramon Novarro has been an nounced Tor "Klin" nnd they'ro look ing for stars for "Cnpt:ilns Courage ous." r There will doubtless be more, to bring Joy to tho hearts of school teachers serkinc; means to "enliven' their coumes ln literature. History teachers, of course, have even richer movlp aids forthcoming, with a veritable pageant of histori cal characters across tho screen Rothschild, Napoleon. DuBarry, Cath erine tho Oreut, Christina of Swetlen, Elizabeth, Mary or Scotland, Cleopat ra. (trmielin Mm v, a HufiK T. lire II), Ulrlalur ut 1'reeiloiiln. keeK the diMtr imm'u for further necn llatiinix u it Ii Hie 1 Ir-t lulv of llii' I-uihI, Mart;arl Dinntiit, 111 "Hiiek Soup." Paramount' Four .Mnr llrot herv nunetly, now play- I hi; at the liberty theatre. Miuhter. nuttier, more cohwsn'.ly In jane than ever, the I-ur Mmx Bro thers M'.voo;ed down on I -a Onuule and sent home In hysterics the custo mers who Jammed the Liberty the atre. This Intr.st outburst of hilarious comedy In emit led "Duck Soup." As Is customary with Marxian picture), the title has nothing whatever to do with the film, but It Is ludUmtlve or the content. Insanity Is "duck soup" for the mad M.uxmen. mid their pren ent opus Is by fur the Im-mi they ever have produced. AT THE LIBERTY Mll!li ,; U l-v, vi , E1 r:. Z7v7B m Jmi IVIusines.s.slow. -and .prices ..II Nii -j Ki . copies kt, ri ' r 9RI toAI other famous Persians, Each one I, H U' 9x12-ft. Rugs iJJiij P W&A , ZHA&fiJ radiant .with cplor, and alive with; a !. h I 1- $19.95 ipS$ -f-h v Story Ready To Film - But Black; Crow Is Dead Itv Kohbln Cimhih HOLLYWOOD There's a story reauy for production in Hollywood and waiting for a fltnr. It's about two negro boys who have learned what winter ln New York Id like and yearn to get back to Dixie. The pair ronm the water front until they apy a vessel bearing the name, "Miss New Orleans." Thsy board It Joyfully and get Jobs, and It Is not until the boat Is under way that they discover that '"MIbs New Orleans" is a whaling whip ' ' " ' 'Iyt' j 'm S ' tssst i Adjure Featuring an Unvsudlly Fine Group of b 1 Bridge and fek&fi ;,A Ti . f s'f ?n"eT8CS J ' , '' Piy I M ifMWMwMm, pm - 9xi2.ft M MVS floors now witli JfWjSeS It-S' HVS SriS' I fl 1 Non-skid Rug hHMj m MM Wtslip. Fringed SW F JVtv IMvt'rWTWr U SSI .sr.---i" : r-xi'?- ' 1 f' W ; American . .A, Il '' ' " ' ag2ay KS" Oriental Rugs KSSr "i"- : ,s5.-5" . BVT A m rm i Sk,m;0 HDHTBOHBir fAJlMM W A s nary yellow. Special --':Ss'J:V'"' sc ; for February Sale! VjP-r , - . fcf -.. - , -i (ww 'w-pm'-sr!a53,v , j " - - .w. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE. headed for polar snow and Ice." The plans were all made lor har bor locations ut Sun Pedro, and ln a few daya the cameras and sound trucks would have besn down there at work. But the plans are off now. It's Jiut a picture waiting for' a star for a couple of stars, lu fact. It would have marked the return to Hollywood of the "Two Black Crows." Ills flood Luck 1'lrcc Charlie Mack, the "Black Crow"' who fact his death in the Arizona automobile accident the other day, was like many other actors ln "her Ishtng a pet superstition. Mack's was a lucky token he carried in his pocket, an absurd little ball made of rollcd-up strands of copper wire. He once said that it had been with, him since his first appearance on the stage that elght-a-day turn he did for Alexander Fantages up in Seattle. Electricians suddenly turned actor are quite likely to pick up stray strands of copper wire and roll them Into 'balls as .they stand ln the wings awaiting their cue. Once a movie director who knew Mack's loyalty to his token,, thought he'd have some fun. Just before a scene was to start, he "picked" the actor's pocket. But Mack discovered tho loss before he went on, and wouldn't continue until he had re gained his treasure. An authority asserts that, tho Am erican woman Is the beut-dressod of her world sisterhood. - Leave it to fr(ond. husband, ,to pay she ought to bo. UNION FISH PLANT WORK ' V GOING AHEAD (Continued Prom Page One bought In Union county. Labor will total more than M.uOO. Arrangements were made today o run three-phase power for the opera tion of the 40-ton food storage plant to be erected at the hatchery, which is expected to cut the cost of food for the fish through larger feeding pro grams. Salmon waste from canneries will be Bhlpped to Union In large lots, It was said. The plane Involve the building of a 24-inch pipeline ln addition to tno Dresent 10-lnch pipeline, which will . . . .if?i..;v iM'tiwa "u Increase thi water flow four tunes. The tank system of holding, feeding and raising of fish, Insuring tho best Erowth and'aDsoluie c-mtrol of dis ease. Is said to i the latest develop ment. The grounds will., be. land scaped, the buildings arranged ln or der and uniformly painted, proper driveways and parkings laid out by Supt. B. H. Bonney, of the hatchery, and no more trees will be removed than Is absolutely necessary. Oame. commission plans now are to ., th smaller fish In lakes and small streams where they, would be protected, and to liberate the Rain bows for larger stroams late In the year, when they attain a size of four to six Inches. t Most of the late lib erations will be.a(ter tie .fishing ' son closes, It Is bollevoa T. WadnesdaylTeb r nary 7, 1934 Mr. , Crockatt today expressed on behalf of the game commission, that body's appreciation pf tho cot-operation ot the Union county C. W. A. ommli;tee for Its'generoJ attitude to ward t:e projoqt, , Its helpfulness rin every why. Its -designating of a super ior type of C. "W. A. men for the work irid. for lts.,' efficiency In every re spect. ; . -. y y . ITS COMING L Zi . mwii mills ii IMWH H Efl -H H Mm mr
