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J. i J: Th OREGON STATESMAN j Salem. Oregon, Saturday Morning, November U, " 1937 ; ' PAGE TWO I? i i committeemen and parents. Any one interested may attend the first lesson Monday. Committee Named On Jobless Count Norton WU1 Hear Dispute Over Fee Croup to Promote Census Response Is Headed by . .In W TT 1.1 Ax J. IienoTlCKS , - Circuit Judge H. D. Norton of ! Josenhine county will nreslde at Marar V. E. Kuhn has anooint- the trial of the ease of George ed R, 4. Hendricks chairman of a Rhoten and H". B. Schmalx against committee which the chairman is Eliiabeth StaUey. the state au to appoint, with the. assignment preme court annoonced Friday, of making the unemployed ol Sa- , The trial will open ia the Jack lem conscious of their duty to an- son -county circuit court next Mon swer the Questions of the national day..; : , ; unemployment census, which is to ; Mrs."Stailey is the mothef-ln- be " taken all over the United law Of Earl H Fehl, ex-Jackson States.; beginning Tuesday next, county judge, who is being held Not. 18; and lasting until Satur- in Jackson county pending an to day the 2 Oth, Inclusive. 1 sanity investigation. Mr. Hendricks has already ap-I The suit involves the payment pointed four members of the may- of attorneys' tees or's ; committee, and proposes to name alx to eight more. The four MEDFORD, Nov. 12-P)-Coun Mickey Sez Meet your friends at Mickey HoaM each . Saturday fun gator.. titiior BILL HAGEDORX, Editor JHinnieSez Any type of tal ent wanted for oar programs see BlIL Ji?x' Playlet Enacted, r i Student Meeting Armistice Day Speaker Is .11 Heard; Slogan "Perish I Parrish" Failure 1 I 'Racketeers in Exile" v IX By LOUISE RAM AGE !; Junior Statesman Reporter if Monday 1 the Leslie " Associated student body held Its regular meeting. A group of ninth grade students enacted a play entitled Pomegranate Seeds," which was under the able direction of Miss are Gejorge Putnam, Charles A. j ty authorities believed today an Snraeue' SteDhen A. Stone and I Hviara-v 1urv to hear testimony RalnhlC. Curtis. AH are to workinf alioniata and others would- be I Carr.. without pay, and so is the chair- J impanelled by the court hearing! 1 Last week Miss Esther Arnold, man. X an insanity complaint against. t.n?.,rl8 y Instructor, outlined He has also secured the pledge f Eari! H. Fhl. former Jackson I 4"1 neaun; projects that the girls of J. E. Monroe, scout executive county Judge lor the) cascade area council, noy Scouts that his organization will attend J to the distribution of the . posters needed in the campaign, on November 16. ; ' Whajt Is this national unemploy ment census? It is a thing author ised by congress, and its execu tion1 ordered over the signature of President Roosevelt. It is anef Final Rites Held 17 Tlf 11 " I lessor Thompson of Willan r or Mamie lVlvers subject or us address ! , J "Children I Have Met in TURNER Mrs. Mamie Myers, may do during the spare moments. Wednesday, i afternoon Leslie held its Armistice day program in the assembly;' with . a capacity crowd listening attentively to the Interesting; speech given by Pro fessor Thompson of Willamette. was Other Lands." He was Veil versed oa his subject because of his exten- fl u r fort' td find out Just how many 59. who died at the homo here give .tour of England and Europe. person! in the United States who Tuesday, was bom June 29.1878, i Nearly all of us students here Here is aft want work are now out of work. Montecello. Ind. On Novem- at Leslie were wearing a tag at etees$ The bostofflce department wilM fr 2 5. is. sne , viarriea rerr, Thursday. game reading "Perish have cards sent to every family, - l f'"umll"u f- Parrish." only we didn't live up to by mait. so that they wil be ready '""7" lo v u"c' " T- our slogan. nr..oot mnrnlnr Th rardn are I Tfcmptr, 19-9. I ! : to te filled out by the Jobless peo- rLLLrlVn: plej thiemselves and mailed by V'nil iw J. ... .va . Tv, or Ina.. and seven children; Mrs. . Es? Aer? IsP no rtsk 5! Alu Burroughs. North Bnd. Mrs. hJhlrlt " 'Tr Sadie Schab. Salem, Mrs. Vera answers - . - Dittrick, Marshfield, Mrs. Ber- K tht Son after tha Smith.-Salem, Mrs. Jessie But Me idea is that soon after ' R ay tnond and lh;caf "e" 2 St. Thomas, at fhome; and seven will kow just 1.0W many of them A Tabernacle Built For Story Locale Golden Bears Starred in "Hold 'Em Navv With ; ' ' - v Ayres and Howard v . Together with the main attrac- ' tlon "Stage Door," B 1 1 1, your Mickey Mouse chief, has outlined some good talent that should be able to pass through Major Bowes stage door easily. i Remember Henrietta Stratton of-Albany who sang so well for you Mice about four weeks ago? She's going to be back today with another tune that' you will enjoy. Shirley Lukins of Barbara Barnes is going to do a dance specially for the MousersJ ' That very popular trio of girls known as the Erickson sisters will .' have a new arrangement of a hit tune for the audience. Sparing a few moments of his time from his work, Kenny Cater will sing an other new tune that will place high on the hit parade of the week. Other entertainers will be an nounced from the stage. Ipping scene from the special Mickey Mouse feature "Rack- ', " Exile " starrinir George Bancroft, fcTeiyn enable ana wnoked "Racketeers In Exile." Wynn fSibson. The other main attraction will be "Stage Door" with starring George Bancroft. The Gingery Roger, Katherlne Hepburn ana Adoiph Men jou. ; main attraction will be "Stage ?3 Hnnr " with fJini'pr Pnecru anil sineer studio made an last week's Kathryn Hepburn, plus a cartoon. Good Football in at Capitol Many Mice hare been wanting another! contest, so, Bill and his master J minds haven new one. Here It,' is. To win prizes on the stage you must out-wrestle fate, show him that you are stronger. This type of contest should create plenty pf fun for all.j - LEARN TO FLY! i Low Cost Terms -i Salem Flying Service T SALEM AIRPORT , -h' H . Phone 51 :V- .fciui sen was held Turner Christian "church Friday E. C- HawMns, officiating interment in sieved! and want work, partly em ployed and want more work, on the;WPA, NYA, CC or other em whe want work are out of work -men ne siuioriuw ""'"A afternoon, with the pastor. Rev. tonWii Know neiier wnai uu a HawWns. officiating, with about iit. iney wui anow more, for,1 the cards will tell these things! - The whole world is Holly wood's "location," when studios at the want ancnenuc Dacagrounas. bui film companies have an unwrit ten regard for the sanctity of churches. Rarely do stars and ex- i Club Notes - P program. another chapter; of the serial and the latest news of the day. So-o-o-o-o 111 be looking for As special Mickey Mouse fea- you at Mickey Mouse today. ture Manager Carl Porter has BILL, Mickey Mouse Chief. STARTS SUNDAY It's all here . . . plebes on parade . . . Midshipmen on review . i . young hearts beating high with the spirit of the Acad emy. 991 '..i i . - ... . 1 VI" - etH P.u if) H,i MP ! AXD BIT SO. 2 "A DANGEROUS ADVENTURE" With ilon Terry and Rosalind Keith ! LAST TIMES TODAY Boris Karloff in "West of Shanghai" With Beverly Roberts and Ricardo Cortes j Directed by John Farrow I . . and Jack Randall in "Stars Over Arizona Twin Oak cemetery. 1 1 as, lights and cameras, and bag Pallj. bearerd were S. A. Riches, O. P. Given, C. A. Bear, Ray- Thl3 v&ek'was plenty exciting mond TitusL , H. R. Peets and George Brower and baggage invade a religious Parris wins over Leslie Sa- edifice. . : lem nige assassinates tne Axe-1 This gesture of respect costs men mere fun eh what? Next ; the studios untold thousands an- week wil larobably result In good nually in ; building big ' church hard stugyteig. sets when they could-rent a real t n o o structure. j As a sj;ie?ial treat we will have A -recent Illustration is the the Eugfm goal posts on our ! tabernacle" ' i Columbia Studios stage wiHMa few of the boys to built for Racketeers In Exile," explain mow and what trouble today at Mickey Mouse. Upon they hads la getting here to Sa- completion, at enormous cost, lem. g i the set covered nearly an acre. a ii o Its auditorium seated 1200, and As for? tie Parrish and Leslie included a rostrum, choir loft, bovs and! rirls I'm planning to versity students Just previous to nil)e orean ani 0biic address have "Rid''! Cutler, captain of tiallyr so, and want work, or more j the annual grid classic with Whit-I Sy8tem. ! the ParwsSii squad and Bob work. man will be held this year at the "Downstairs" are the church Boardma,'Jr., of Leslie on our Also rhow many "dependents. Also j First Methodist church next Wed-I offices and other quarters. The stage totjay and explain a few your total income last week., nesday i night at 6 0 clock. The I humane features of modern relig- things about Thursday's game. t ' President Quoted , l two teams win piay at wana Mens activities are seen in tne This showitf! be interesting. ArJfyoS3 aMe o wortf Age at 4llip Whitman' Is Ust birthday, white, negro or oth- j T mi ets iiieme Ta lianqu blrthd: er race, occupation or xina oi work, kind of business or industry in which you did or are doing this kin a nt work. ATroL how many other workers The annual "Whip Whitman" in four family or household; and banquet given by Willamette uni- how many out or wora or par- President Roosevelt's section j Walla next Friday. of -the letter to the unemployed Members of the football squad reads jTn part: C : ! and the band will be the special JThis eongress directed me to guestatfor the evening. Speakers take this census. It is Important will include Coach Roy S. Keene, to thej unemployed and to every- j President-Bruce Baxter and Wil- one in this land that the, census j Uam Li. Phillips. Members of the j be complete, honest, and accurate, team will be introduced by Coach St youl give me tne Iacts Bnau 1 Keene. try to j use them for the benent of j The program will inclnde num- aUjwlso need and want work ana jbers by the band, songs and yells do not now have it." - led bv June Johnson and George As indicated, the . chairman I La vatta, Ronald Sherk will give waits six to eight more members f 80me impersonations, John Lind- ot 4 the mayors committee. e j beck will perform, as will the basement, i where great stores of food and ' clothing are piled on shelves, ready to be given to the needy.-. !-., j -.. Scholarship Will Be Contest Prize would Opportunity awaits . many boys Rem either to get In Barbara Barnes scholarship dance contest and coma down to rehearsals on Saturday We want your talent for our fJtaijge show. Be ptlpared to get In our wrestlii iwith fate" contest to day on SLhe stage there'll be rlenty oetn. Betty Lewis, Walter Moore. like -to ; have labor repre- Alpha psf -Delta Hill Billies.' Rus- and girls who wish to win a six iriorencef and Frances Ball. Or months dancing scholarship with Taie Beasaey, Dorothy Edwards, Barbara uarnes ecnooi ot aancms. carl Wefvaer, Maxine Holt ana senjted; and also any groups that gen Beardsley and Edgar Bergen. might ing All States: need explanations and urg- churches In the United are supposedly to make an nouncements similar to the above. In their services, tomorrow.- The Information has come to Salem belatedly. But will those church officials" who can do so please make the arrangement : Indicated. Scouting- Introductions : Course Plon, Monmouth Beginning Monday, November 164 a training course called "In troduction to Scouting," will be ottered at the city hall in Mon mouth for four consecutive Mon days, November 22, 29 and De cember . James E. Monroe, ex ecutive secretary of the Cascade area of Boy Scouts of America, wifl be .; the leader. This Is a course to help scoutmasters, troop TKe Call Board -. : : i STATE Today Easter n circuit vaudeville featuring. Har- ger and Maye doing !The.j, Big Apple," on the screen, ! first run. feature, "Legion . . f Mlanlns- Mm" - -lth Raloh Forbes. . - ELSI.VORE . . TndiT - Oinffpr Tforfru I and Katherine- Hepburn In "Stage , Door" and ! "Racketeere in Exile" with r.pnrtu Rancrof ti ; Here are the few simple rules. First, you should be an . am ateur and have "had no dancing lessons, in the past. Second, you should not be over IS years old. Third, all dance numbers should be original and personality counts high in this contest. Fourth, a winner will be chosen each Sat urday from our stage, by the ap plause of the audience:" Fifth, all persons interested in this oppor tunity come down to the regular Mickey Mouse reheatsal Saturday morning at 10:30. a musical ijiumber from the Mei- ft 11:30 A. M. Id 7-Up Bottle Caps Good for One Free Child M- ' Admission Jra'TiGEn v BUCK EYES" Win Over Eugene Duly ! Celebrated Nearly I every other topic that was mentioned at Salem high this week was "Let's Assassinate the Axemen,"; and they did. Over 200 football fane of SHS boarded the special train to the Eugene game and brought borne the goal post as a souvenir. ".: -' j On December ' t the Snlkpoh dramatic eoclety will present the comedy .farce Growing - Pains, with an all 'star. cast, under the direction of Leila Johnson: ' , Man Justice" and League ' The Clarion., which Is edited by 01 Irightened. Men,? Wal- I Jean Victor blossomed out ,wlth I . CAPITOL " Today nonhm bill. Bfiria Karloff In "West of Shang hil" and "Stars Over Arijona". with Jack Randall. , . GRAND If TnAarV. A A I Cantor In "All Baba Goes toTown.T HOLL1TWOOD TrA i Twn t a a t 11 T A a. Charles Starrett In - "One ter Connolly Herrey. - and Irene six pages and an attractive layout of news- material and advertise- 1 menu, last Wednesday: CHI ITI1I Peter m - KynVi 'One-MHal josticl CharUvBi Starrest The League of Frightened Men" . News Popeye, Cartoon, and Serial, "Jungle Jim" On the ? Stage -i. 1:30 P. M. Hotlywood Buckarooa Continuous 2 to 11 P. M.1 mkk 146311 IVUUrfaWtlirjjV 'saaaMMgM i , .. .. JUNGII MINACI wit -mm aM-jfar emit a coiomsi tictusi -'. Last Day - VAUDErILLE 'Uarger & Maye . . . , doing . . Big Apple" -Paul Dennb -' - Barnard the Magician rGresfcam & Blake f ! Earl CarroU'a 4VanIties, j OX THE SCREEX- A Cantor-Nado of Fan Splits Salem Sides Wide Open! '.'.IWinir'.YCCD Rearing with Action , , I Gangdom Answers j j .-. Back j fCrand Jury" ; With : i FRED STONE f BIOROXI OLSEX 11! 1! L. - 1 t IN 0 0 if 1 j.-. MM . JUNE LANG; ROLAND YOUNG LOUISE HOYICIC . A 2QA CsaUry Few Picture- 4t n fir i . - mm -- r .-s x i r a mm a at, n sn mr m - ' h cm mm w a il X' A .-. v y - ? X v 5 XI 1 1 & w - .A . i FV xi 1 PA' Tlit most anticipated show rent of the year! . You've heard about it, read about it everywhere! ... Now it's yours . . . yours to live and laugh and cry with through the most moving moments of thrill ing entertainment you'vo ever experienced in lht theatre. At the top of your list of "must see" pictures . . . Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman's throbbing heart drama of a theatrical boarding house, stomping; ground oi slago struck v ffixls who pay the price lor , ., a thousand4o-on chanco f - alflashpan famo. .. . I o ' - I Broadway's emotion stir vi ; ring stage success is this I year's thrilling triumph of the screen! m -J- yfv ri II Wliero laugMtrHepk and Hedftbc . ' '''tTIIIIII : .. .. , -i . : l. -r 6 I I 6 1 Whw txnjghter,Hcpm and Hedftbnak Mt t T A A R I IB mliv A D i 1 P H iiiEiy r 1t pnn fnnininrf Ui:iL iUIUIUU CONSTANCE COLLIER ANDREA LEEDS r SAMUEL S. HINDS LUCILLE CALL Directed by CHICCriY LlCAVA rfWrWoaGiW Product frr PAH DUOS. EEIIMAN duwb yZ v Fimrirn- njaMja ana Anmoaj YmMJer - to V THE MOST TALKED-ADOUT PICTURE OF THE YEARI...5fff IT( tAWO i - n . u lj LA vz STARTS AND 2ND : FEATURE, "Racketeers in Exaen with Sb"
