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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Sanday Slornlng, Aogust 7, 1932
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Progress- Toward Collecting
Supply of Foodstuffs is ..
Reported by Group ':
Call for- a car and driver to
be used often or occasionally in
the work of the Salem ' Indus
trial league, it made by Acting
Manager Harris, 225 Oregon
building, end any person baring
each car Is asked to get in touch
with Mr. Harris.
The league is the latest de
velopment in local relief activi
ties and : is designed to promote
elf-help rather than charity and
doles. Senator Sam II. Brown of
Gerrals is president "
- Its aim is -to seek and secure
without cost, all possible food
stuffs that would otherwise go to
waste. It is d arising script with
which it proposes to pay for both
, labor and products -, and with
which its products may in turn
be purchased.. Directors and rol
unteer - workers are quietly bat
actlrely progressing In the loca
tion ' of fruits and other food
stuffs and fuel, also means of
storing and preserving the same
pending distribution and eon-
sumption. , :
; While considerable i quantities
, of fruit, vegetables and meat
Asave been located,- any informa
tion as to the location of other
similar product that- may be
s rail sole will be gladly received.
The work of securing perman
, ent quarters lor operating, stor
i ing and dispensing Is under way
- with definite - locations .being
considered. In addition to the
generous offer of a local cannery,
which will be Improved, the co
operation of dryers and evapora
tors Is also being sought.
Many - are volunteering assist
ance and owners of plants for
cold storage and preserratlon of
food staffs are inrarlably prompt
In complying with requests for
cooperation.
The board of directors will
. meet again next Friday night,
- it being the purpose to keep ac
tively pressing developments
along all lines.
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Mr. Jame d runner, better
known as Gene, delivering a politi
cal speech at an outing or a Demo
cratic association at btamiord.
Conn. It is reported that the former
'heavyweight champion is being
; groomed for the Democratic nomi
nation tor tne u. o. senate.
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County Court Takes Action
j On Numerous Petitions
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PLAN BIG PICNIC
What promises to be one of the
largest gatherings eyer assembled
at' Champoeg park will be' the
Marion County Federated Com
munity Clubs picnic at Champoeg
on Labor day.
Dr. Henry Morris and Dr. P. O.
Riley, In charge of the program,
report great enthusiasm In every
club. The day's actlrltles will be
gin at 10 a. m. sharp with sports
of all kinds and a championship
horseshoe pitching battle. All
-clubs may hare entrants and val
uable prises will be given.
' A basket luncheon will be serv
ed with coffee free. Bands, chor
uses and quartets will be enter
tainment features and a national
ly known speaker will give the
, main address. Everybody Is Invit
ed and It U not necessary to be a
metnbe; of any club.
'The definite program will be
announced later. Dr. Morris will
be chairman of the day and every
club Is asked to send a large dele
gation.
i The Turner road leading past
the city airport is to be viewed
and surveyed with, the purpose of
making tt ultimately a section of
the North Saatiam highway, the
county court decided yesterday
when an order was Issued for
suck work. Eight other roads
were ordered 'established by the
court, three on Its own resolution
and five by petition. These roads
are "
I Petition of Andrew Haere and
Others for road near Sllrertoa.
I Petition of A. N. Forbes and
others for road near Silverton.
Petition of Johanna Schonbach
ler and others tor road abore
Scotts Mills.
Petition of W, D. Witham and
others for road near Woodburn to
Woodburn city park.
, Petition of Fred E. Tiffany and
Others tor road near state fair
grounds.
By -resolution of county court
action of Yietor Point market
oad.
t By resolution of county court,
section ot Riches market road.
I By resolution of county court.
cnange m roaa in Brooks near
Southern Pacific tracks.
i By resolution of county court
Surrey ordered on part ot Tamer
foad out ot Salem.
Petition ot Carl Aspinwall and
Others for road In Brooks ordered
surveyed and viewed. -
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Arizona' Wranglers are on I
Sunday and Monday Bill;
"Sheriff? Here too
Here's Important news for the
people ot Salem. The Arliona
Wranglers,- most widely known
and "humanest" of the nation's
radio entertainers, will make a
personal appearance at the Grand
theatre here Sunday and Monday,
August 7 and S.
The Arizona "Wranglers and the
Sheriff, beard regular over radio
station, KNX. Hollywood, will
make this city a stopover on their
summer's personal tour of the
coast, and will be seen in several
stage performances here.
The entire troup will be on
hand. The Sheriff,, whose real
name Is Loyal Underwood, will be
master of ceremonies in their
stage performances. Uncle Iron
Tail, Dynamjte, Nubbins. Sleepy,
Hungry Shorty and Slicker will
all be on hand and will give- their
inimitable renditions of the popu
lar old ballads of the west. Musi
cal numbers, wisecracks and a col
lection of their best radio stunts
will be presented.
The' coast tour of the Arizona
Wranglers is more than an ordin
ary event. They will be given
motorcycle escort between every
city in California and special cere
monies will great them In each
town.
Their appearance here will also
bring coastwide publicity for Sa
lem. For many days preceding
their visit, KNX will broadcast
the announcement from Holly
wood of the Wranglers plans for
tkis city.
Real westerners from the
plains, these performers got their
start playing and singing for Sat
urday night dances in small Ariz
ona towns. Though they were giv
en their big chance with KNX and
made a go of it, they are still the
same lovable, rowdy crew that
first invaded Hollywood with
their musical Instruments over
their shoulders and dust on their
high heel boots. In their first per
sonal tour they broke all house
records in the towns they played.
and are expected to play to capac
ity crowds here.
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scenes in - Jewel Robbery showing today and Monday at
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'South of Santa
Fe' Will Close
A movie within a movie, deplet
ing the neck-breaking stunts of
the film daredevils in a thrilling
modern day romance ot Ihe air
HOllyWOOd WCCK Grna theatre Tuesday, Wednes-
j' 1 Amm anil ftinvaitaw "TKa X Jtm
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Squadron," starring Richard Dix
it is -said to be his most romantic
boo Steele will . he seen as a
modern knight In his new western " rEZXJu?
-sti, r o.r.f. v. I and dangerous role to date.
The film is Hollywood's answer
drama; "South of Santa Fe," com
in to the Hollywood for Friday
and Saturday.
As the hero of the story. Bob
is continually looking for excite
ment and adrentnre. He finds It
on the ranch of a friend who Is
trying to get oat of the country
with the secret ot a fabulously
rich gold mine he has discovered.
The young cowboy rides to his
aid Just la time to find his fill of
adventure, fighting and outwit
ting the desperados who are try'
ing to discover th secret of the
hidden 'mine and to record It la
their own name.
Supporting Steele will be seen
a cast which includes Xd Brady,
Ed Dunn, Janls Elliott and Buddy
Wood. Bert Glennon directed and
ib film is a Sono Art-World Wide
release.
The Call
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B OLIVE M. DOAK
Large Delegation
From Rosedale is
Attending Session
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Bramlee and son Harry, formerly
of this place but now residents of
Hastings. Nebraska, are visiting
relatives and friends In the valley.
Quite a large group of young
people left Monday for Twin
Rocks, Oregon, to attend the 15th
annual Christian Endeavor con
ference. They plan to return next
, Monday. The group Included the
Haldy family, the Cammaek young
people. Virgil and Vellede Trick,
Billy Carl and Mary Lou Chapman
and girl friend from Portland, and
Arthur BIngenheimerrCarl Bates
vUao returned with the mto his
home at Tillamook.
Mr. Smith who! resides near the
Sky Line orchards, has been hav
ing some of the very best logan
berries picked here. He motored
s-lth them in the night to Eugene
I ind sold them there the next day.
One third of the pupils enrolled
- m the elementary schools ot Cone
cuh county. ;Ala.J this year were
la -tne first grade;-; . ;
Two new stage services to the
coast were announced here yes
terday , by M. A. Reed, general
manager of Oregon Stages. The
new schedules go ii-to effect today.
At 1:15 m. m. hnm will Ipava
Salem and going by way of Mc-
Mlnnrille, will reach valley Junc
tion at 11:10 aLm. There connec
tions will be made with Tilla
mook to the northwest or Taft
to the west.
At " p.m. daily a stage will
leave here going to Newport and
Toledo by way of McMinnrille.
The stage will reach Toledo at
S3 p.m. going over the Salmon
river cutoff to the coast " and
then south.
1 Traffic on stage lines along
the coast is increasing rer rap
idly, Mr. Reea reports. Addition
al ' schedules must be added If
traffic continues to develop.
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fhoufh a bride ef onlv a few weeks.
Clvy Kalep. charming Esthonian
aviatrixv will soon attempt a flight
from : Kw York to Greece with
Ronr Williams as co-pilot. Mii
Kalep is shown at Floyd Bennett
airport. New York, with her new
v nubby, William E. u, AUUer.
OH
OUHGED
to the persistent public plea for i
an action film based on the ad
venturous exploits of men conrt
lug danger for the 'sake ot the
thrill It gives them.
The, thrills in the picture are
genuine. The author of the story.
Dick Grace, the screen's king of
stnnt aviators, makes three
breathless crack u pa one into the
ocean and the other two are per
pendicular power dives to the
earth.
"The Lost Squadron" Is the
story of an air picture in the mak
ing. The gay panoply ot Holly
wood's great film industry Is re
vealed most intimately. Great bat
teries of cameras fill the screen
on, occasion a gala Hollywood
premiere is shown and the mys
terious sound stages are opened
for the first time to public inspection.
The east Is la every respect
equal to the subject matter. Sup
porting Dlx are Mary Astor. Erich
CirV AUtO CaOTP otT Jordan, Robert Armstrong,
Many Cars from
Other States at
The largest registration of ont
of-state motorists this summer
was made at the Oregon State
Motor association office here last
week. Forty four cars from sev
en states were given permits to
operate temporarily In Oregon.
Led by California and Wash
ington, the other states also In
cluded New Jersey. New York.
Wisconsin, Ohio and British Col
umbia:
- Two New Jersey tourists, who
registered yesterday, said they
had visited this region last tear
and were returning to see more
of the country and to visit Vic
toria, B. C
hot weather all the way across the
continent.
Grand
Today Tim McCoy In "The
Riding Tornado" and Ari
zona Wranglers on the
stage.
Tuesday Richard Dlx la
"Lost 8quadron."
Friday Mona Marls in
."South ot the Rio Grand.
Hollywood
Today Ronald Coleman In
"AxTowsmith."
Wednesday Slim Summer-
vtlle and Louise Fasenda
In ."Racing Youth-'
Friday Bob Steele In
"South of 8anta Fe." '
ElalBore
TndAT Wlllluti Pnvll an I
Kay Francis In "Jewell
Robbery."
that has a surprise twist.
Others la the east ot The
Riding Tornado" Included Shirley
Grey, Wheeler Oakmaa, Montagu
Love and Late McKee. D. Ross
Ledermaa, veteran director
westerns, handled this one.
Recreation Work
At Livesej Hop ;
. Yard is Planned
Health and recreation work
among the hop pickers at the T.
A. Ltresley yards will be resumed
mis year wiiu me same leaaers
is last year, Margaret E. Nelson
ind Wesley Helse, at the start
of the season. "Mrs. Nelson also
has served- as supervisor, at Lin
coln playground for the past two
summers; Helse Is a student at
Oregon "State college. -r
i This year's program, the same
as that of last, will consist of
organised games, care ot small
er children, playground super
vision, evening entertainment and
first aid. -
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Formerly Here
'Riding Tornado9
Opens New Week
Bill, The Grand
The Riding Tornado. Tim
McCoy's newest western for Co
lumbia, showing Sunday and
Monday at the Grand theatre.
again finds Wallace MacDonald
east la a prominent role. Mac-
Donald has played Important
parts In several McCoy features.
They encountered 1 In which he played the loveable
role of Jug Handle. In "The Rid
ing Tornado" .he plays a part
Iowa Picnic to
Be Next Sunday
The annual state picnic for for
mer residents of Iowa with their
families, will be held Sunday. Au
gust 14, at Benton-Lane park
along the west side highway be
tween Corvallls and Eugene. The
plan Is to have dinner at 1 o'clock.
After this there will be a short
program which will be followed
by games and visiting. , ,
I Herbert Haid of Aloha,. Wash
ington county. Is to be an Inde
pendent candidate for. the office
of county clerk In that county,
acording to announcement this
week at Hills', ore." Haid, a former
Salem resident, has nuuy friends
here. For a number ot years he
was - bookkeeper for the H. L.
Stiff Furniture company here. He
then served , as receiver ot the
Oregon Nursery company at Or
ence. His daughter, Mrs. Clifford
Knickerbocker, was active la so
cial affairs In - Salem. Haid will
oppose Edward C Luce. Incum
bent, and J. E, Morrtasey, demo
cratic nominee.
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Loyal Underwood, The Sheriff, as he will appear at the
Grand Theatre, Sunday and Monday.
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Bros, are seriously considering
the continuance of the combina
tion.
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Bill Powell as a Charming
Rascal, Kay Francis
Beautiful Prize
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Show at Grand
Brilliant rascals aad romantic.
polished rogues nave been the he
roes ot soma ot the most fascinat
ing tales la literature. The gen tie-
man bandit Is a figure that read
ers and theatre-goers never seen
to tiro ot following. From Robin
Hood to Raffles It Is a fascinat
ing procession or laworeaxers
whoso charm outweighs their mis
deeds.
"Jewel Robbery, which comes
to Warner Bros, sualnore today,
with William Powell as the lrre-
sts table robber and Kay Francis,
his most beautiful prise. Is the
latest sparkling addition to the
literature of roguery.
Foweu has never been more
dashingly delightful than as the
aristocratic robber who is the en
igma ot the European police and
ther despair of women he robs.
Kay Francis is dsrsllng as the
lov4y Baroness Tori, whose only
passion Is precious stones until
she meets the conquering person
ality of her despoil er.
The picture marks the reuaioa
on the screen of Powell and Fran
cis after the lapse ot mora than
a year since their last appearance
together. The news that they were
to bo co-starred has been naUed
with suck satisfaction by fans all
over the country that Warner
South" ot : the Rio Grande.'
Buck Jones latest outdoor for
Columbia , wfll bo seen Friday and
Saturday at the Grand theatre. It
Is a story of vengeance .unfolded
In colorful Old Mexico. Fast ac
tion and aard-ridlng are featured
In abundance In this ulm, which
Rpnald Colman Shares Good
Vehicle With Stars of
Speaking Stage
frhree of the foremost players
of j the speaking stage, and an ac
tor who Is foremost, on the screen
ln his own right, appear together
la; "Arrowsmlta, Samael Gold
wyn's production of Sinclair Lew
is's novel, whleh comes to the Hol
lywood theatre Sunday, Monday,
and Tuesday, i Besides Ronald
Colman, who plays the leading
role of the crusading young doe
tor, there aro Helen, Hayes, Rich
ard Bennett and A. B. Anson, all
of, them bringing years ot fame
and experience to this production.
Helen Hayes recently introduc
ed, to the screen as a star la her
own right In "The Sin ot Madelon
Claudet, occasioned a furore on
Broadway a few t years ago In
"Coquette" and has erer since
been recognized as on ot the
queens ot the stage. .
Richard Bennett, as the rather
of i Constance, Joan aad Barbara
Bennett, Is already famous In the
screen world. His activities have,
however, been largely confined to
the stage where, for the last 20
years, he has been one of the most
eminent American actors.
In addition, the cast ot "Arrow
smith' brings back Beulah Bondi,
who was the Individual hit player
of, Samsel GOldwyn's "Street
Scene' and Myrna Lor. John Ford
directed.
Is said to be one of Buck's most
tnrnilng.
Mona Marls. Doris HOI, Phllo
McCoUough. George Lewis, Paul
Fix and Harry Semeles are fea
tured la the supporting cast. Lam
bert HlUyer, who directed many
of William S. Hart's famous west
erns, handled the direction ot
"South of the Rio Grande."
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