Tk OZZGOll Solars Oregon, Cunday I lercla. HoTCaiet 1. 1S13
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Rooney Stars
In Story of
Eton School
This time it's Mickey Rooney in
college,? but it's Eton in Eng
land he goes to, instead cf Notre
Dame in the USA and is he dis
appointed. However, Mickey soon learns
the . beatings of lower boys by
upper class boys in the English
public schools are not glossed nor
explained. He cannot change the
bullying upper boys, nor his half
brother, Freddie Bartholomew,
nor the jcringing lower boys, nor
his immensely tolerant headmas
ter, Edmund Gwenn. He can only
perceive it is all in the ; training
of "men," the inculcation of the
discipline which they will inflict
-upon others in .ruling the British
empire ."'
The picture is a successful ex
.position of Eton life,, with Mickey
-end bis pals in several uproarious
' scenes. That 'in which the, teen
' age Eton boys - best . the tavern
keeper and bis men is especially
funny. ; ; , '.,..;,'' . ?
"A Yank at Eton is now show
ing at the Elsinore theatre, plus
"Escape from : Crime". starring
Richard Travis and Julie .Bishop
Lyons Lodge
Has Meeting
LYONS Faith'Rebekah lodge
met Wednesday at the hall. A Hal
loween party was held at the so
cial hour with Ruth Day, Betty
Johnston and Eva : Bressler i in
charge. Games and stunts fur
nished "the entertainment Re
freshmen ta were served, v ' -
, Delegates from Lyons to the
Federation of V? omen's clubs , in
Salem Thursday were Mrs. Ivan
Day, Mrs. Melborn Rambo, Mrs.
Alex Bodeker, Mrs. Roy Huber
and Mrs. John Chamberlain. Mrs.
Bodeker, civics chairman, gave a
short talk on "Observation Posts."
Mrs. Albert Ring is confined to
ber home by illness but is report
- ed improved.
SILVERTON The Salem WOW
lodge will be guests ' of the Sil
vertan group Monday night at the
regular meeting of the locals. A
short program WO! be held, .fol
lowed by refreshments. The meet
ing is slated to start promptly at
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fritch of
Portland are announcing the birth
of a ton at the Silverton hospital
n October 29. Mr. and Mrs. L
Ficker of ML Angel are reporting
the birth of a son on October 28,
also at the SQverton hospital.
Jews' Buying Cut
VICHY, Unoccupied France,'
. Oct. 21-3)-J e w s living: near
s: Paris were forbidden by German
. occupation authorities Saturday
: to enter food stores except one
. hour a day. il
Cogtimmii Today from 1
Today - Mori. .- Tues.
His Yankee pranks rock
Eton .v. - with laughter!
And how those 'English
girls fall for his Yankee
brand of romancing! It
tops his best!
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Crime,' with Richard Travis and
Radio Programs
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10 V-World In Review.
103 Le Sweetland. Bartton.
10:30 Women in the News.
1035 Al CUusert OkU. Outlaws.
11. -00 Laneworth Military Band.
11 30 Hits of Yesteryear.
13 0 Organalities.
12:15 News.
120 Hillbilly Serenade.
1135 Willamette Valley Opinions.
11:55 Interlude
1:00 Lum and Abner.
1:15 WU1 Bradley Orchestra.
1 JO Milady's Melodies
1:45 Spotlisht on Rhythm.
2:00 Isle oi Paradise.
1:15 -Broadway Band Waeon.
230 Melodic Moods.
2:45 Tune Tabloid.
SX) Old Opera House.
40 Guadalajara Trio.
4:15 Mews.
430 Tea time Tunes.
50 Republican Central Committee
5:15 Let's Reminisce.
530 Organ. Violin and Harp Trio.
:00 Tonifhrs Headlines.
S:15 War Commentary
- 620 County Central Committee.
0:45 Popular Music
7:00 News in Brief.
730 Willamette Valley Opinions.
7:50 Oregon Fish Protective League
8 .-M) War Front News.
SrlO Rep. Central Committee.
8:15 Teddy Powell's Orchestra.
830 Treasury Star Parade.
8:45 Fats Waller. Piano.
SAO News
8:15 Dan Hay.
30 Neighborhood Can.
8:45 Dickson's Melody Mustangs.
lOrtO-Let's Dance.
1030 News.
10:45 Rollo Hudson's Orchestra.
11:00 Howard Barlow's Orch
il 30 Last Minute News.
KALE MBS MONDAY 1330 K.
830 Memory Timekeeper.
7. -00 News.
7:15 Happy Johnny.
7 30 Mecaory Timekeeper.
7:45 Oregon Fish Protective.
80 Breakfast Club.
830 News.
8. -45 What's New?
80 Boake Carter. .
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830 This and That
10. -00 New
10:15 ril Find My Way.
1030 AP News
1035 Strictly Personal.
10:45 Buyers Parade.
11. -00 Cedrtc Foster.
11:15 Miss Meade's Children.
1130 Concert Gems.
11:45 Luncheon Concert.
1130 News.
12. -45 Shady Valley Folks.
10 Walter Compton:
1:15 Sweet and Sentimental.
130 Theme and Variations.
10 Sheila Carter.
2:15 Don Lee Newsreel Theatre.
30 Philip Keyne-Gordon.
3:15 Hello Again.
3:45 Bill Hay Reads the Bible.
40 Fulton Lewis, jr.
4 a5 Johnson Family.
4:30 News.
4 OS Candlelight and Silver.
. 5:15 Willard Trio.
530 Bulldog Drummond.
80 Gabriel Heatter.
8:15 Movie Parade.
30 Curtain America.
70 Raymond Clapper.
?:15 Accordion and Guitar. .
3d Lone Ranger.
80 Republican Natl. Committee.
8:15 Homer D. AngeD
830 Double or Nothing.
80 News.
8:15 Earl Snell. r
830 John B. Hughes.
8:45 Fulton Lewis, jr.
100-43yp6y Nights. -
: 10:15 Wilson - Ames.
1 1035 Lew Wallace.-
103O News . '
10:45 Buae Morgan Orchestra.
110 Anson Weeks Orchestra.
1130 Bay McKinley Orchestra.
aUOC NBC MONOAT 1188 K.
; 80 Moments o "Mody
805 Natiewat fsos ana Horn,
nlnr ta as Enrilsh urea aehaaL
Rvmiii uid JnAMlt. Oilif 1T. Seeand attractlOK lS "ESCSM FreSB
Julie Bishop.
from Page 4
8.-45 Western: Agrieulturo.
70 Smilin Ed McConnen.
75 Texas Tunes.
7 as Breakfast Club. .
:15 Remember I
830 Texas Jim Robertsoa,
8:45 Keep Fit dub.
80 Meet Your Neighbor.
8:15 Woman's World.
830 Breakfast at Sardlla.
100 Baukhage Talking.
10:15 Souvenirs.
1030 Little Jack Little.
10:30 Benny Walkers Varieties.
110 Wartime Periscope.
11:15 Great History Momenta.
1130 Stars of Today.
1145 Keep Fit Club.
120 News. .
12:15 Prescotf Holiday.
1230 Market Reports.
1235 Novelettes.
12:45 News, i
10 dub Matinee.
1 S5 News, i
10 The Quiet Hour.
230 Singing ; Strings.
145 Sing Me A Song.
135 Labor News.
30 Stars of Today
sa Kneass With the News.
330 The Gospel Singer.
3 :45 Stringtime.
40 Fifteen Minutes from Broad
way. 4:15 Chief Milan!.
430 Hank Lawson's Knights.
4:45 News.
50 Don Wlnslow.
8:15 Sea Hound.
530 Jack Armstrong.
5 :45 Captain Midnight
80 Country Spy.
830 Spotlight Bands.
835 Grace Fields.
70 Raymond Gram Swing.
7:15 Alias John Freedom.
745 A Man -and His Musio.
80 Earl Godwin.
8:15 Lum 4r Abner.
830 Major .Hoopla.
80 True or: False.
830 News i
845 Down Memory Lane.
10 a 5 Letters to a Lteotenant
1030 Broadway Bandwagon.
10:45 Joseph James.
110 This Moving World.
11:15 Organ, i ' '
1130 War News Roundup.
KOAC MONDAY 558 Ks.
180 Review of the Day.
108 News: .
10:15 Homemakers Hour.
II 0 School o( the Air.
11 30 Music of Gilbert 8c Sullivan.
110 News.
12:15 Farm Hour.
10 Favorite Classics.
1:15 Variety iTane.
1:45 Concert HalL
20 Home Front
230 Memory Book of Music
1:45 News.
30 Piano Concerto.
3:15 Treasury Star Parade.
330 Orchestral Gems.
3:45 News.
4: 0O Symphonic Half Hoar.
430 Stories for Boys and Girls.
50 Modern: Moods.
5:15 On the Campuses.
830 Evening Vesper Service.
845 It's Oregon"! War.
8:15 News, t
830 Farm Hour.
7:30 4-H Club Program.
80 Evening Song.
S-1& Neighborhood Call.
830 Higher Education in Wartime.
S. -00 You Cant Do Business With
Hitler, i
8:15 Music of the Masters.
830-1001
KOZN CBS MONDAY 871 Ke.
80 Northwest Farm Reporter.
Sa5 Breakfast Bulletin.
830 Texas Bangers, .
845 Victory Front
70 Koin ipock.
7:15 News.
730 Dick Xoy.
745 Nelson ..Prtngle.
80 Consumer News
0:15 Console Melodies.
830 Valiant Lady.
845 Stories America LoVea.
80 Kate Smith Speaks.
S:lS--Big Sister. :
930 Romance of Helen Trent
' 845 Our Gal Sunday.
100 Life Can Be Beautiful.
-10 a 5 Ma Perkina.
1030 Vie V Sade . .
1045 The Goldhergs.
110 Young Dr Malone. .
11:15 Aunt Jenny.
1130 We Love Sc Learn.
. 11:45 News. . . . " '
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Contlnnoss Today ;
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fins the Great TJ. S.
Government Fextare Plctare
Authentic! J'rue! The
in Jqmous decade that.
led up to Peart Harbor!.
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wearlnc PltU bat ana Snovel
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Hero Escapes
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The epie feat: ef Capt William! I
Osbern In; seanlna: from the!
Bataaav peainsala in the Phfiip-
pines baa been broadcast te the
eesntry. The reaenreefal officer
Is pietared here before he vol
nnteereel far army daty la JJ41
while Uving ta Lea Aagels. I
UN Photo, j
1J-J5 Bob Anderson. News.
12.-30 Joyce Jordan
U 5 Bachelor's Children.
10 Galen Drake.
1 U5 Sam Hayes e 1
130 School of the Air.
80 News. '
S 30 William Winter.
1:45 Ben Bernle.
80 Meet Mr. EmmeL
1:15 Hedda Hoppers Hollywood.
1:30 Keep Working. Keep Singing.
wews. ;
40 Second Mrs. Burtoa.
4:15 Frank Sinatra, Songs.
4 30 Martha Mears.
80 Mighty; Meek. .
55 Curtain Calls.
830 Harry ilannery.
8:45 News, f
535 Cecil Brown. News.
80 Lux Theatre.
70 Screen j Guild Players.
730 Blondie.
80 Amos 74 Andy.
8:15 Ralph Clyde.
830 Gay Nineties.
8:55 Dick Jov.
90 Oregon Wildlife Federation.
; 8:15 Charles Redding.
i 830 Vox POO. .
100 Five Star Finals
10:15 Wartime Women.
1020 Eat 1 Snell for Governor.
1030 World Today.
10:45 Soldiers of the Air.
13:00 Wilbur Batch.
U 30 Prelude to. Midnight
1135 News i-
110 to 80 a. m. Musie as News.
SOW NBO MONDAY Z(
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40 Dawn Patrol.
8 0 Everything Goes.
830 Sheppards Serenade.
835 Labor News. ,
70 News. !
7:15 Music Of Vienna,
730 Reveille Roundup.
7.-45 Sara Hayes.
80 Star of Teoay.
8 as James Abbe, News.
830' Symphonic Swing.
85 David Haroro. .
80 The O'Neills.
8 U5 Words land Musie.
838 Ted Steele, Novaebord.
8:45 News, i
100 Betty Mahr, Singer.
. 10:15 Hollywood News Flashes.
. 1030 Homekeepen Calendar.
10:45 Dr. Kate.
110 Light of turn World.
lias Lonely; Women. .
1130 The Guiding Light -
115 Hymns of oil Churches.
u:oo story or atary aaarnn.
1:1S Ma
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, 1830 Pepper: Yooaar SamOy.
12 as Rib io aippma
J0 Backstage Wife.
. ia5 Stella Dallas.
130 Lorenso Jones
1 945 Young i WWder
10 When a Ctrl Marriea.
- S:la-jortia races- LUe.
130 Just Flam Bill.
; 1:45 Flout Page OTarrolL.
10 Road of Life.
S:15 Vie and Bade.
130 Against the Storm.
:45 Judy and Jane.
0 News. -4:15
PerwonaJty Hour.
; 45 H. V. Kaltenbora.
88 Stars os Today.
Sa5 Cocktail Boor. -830
Richard Crooks.
80 Eyes Aloft' - -.
- 830 Melodic Potpourri, -,
70 Contented Hour. .
. V'Wl SurUMit, Fun.
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88 Fred waring ta Pleasnro Time
8:15 News. I
' 8 30 Cavalcade of Amertea. r
80 The Telephone Hour.
' 830 Hawthorne House. .
100 News riastaesv .
10:15 Dr. L .
10:45 Labor News..
110 Hews. . .
- 11:15 Hotel Biltmore Orchestra..
1130 News. J m .
U-08-3 am.--Swtng Shift.
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Perry's Drcs Store
; 1129 S. Caauaerclal
i hi J
Plane Factory
reatured in .
Capitol Film ji
Planes, " planes and - still' more
planes is the war cry of Atner-
ica. Bombers, fighters, training
planes keep rolling off the as
sembly lines in an unending
stream. The heart-pounding drama
in the lives of the men and women
who keep 'em rolling is now told
in Warner Bros,, "Wings for the
Eagle," now at the Capitol theatre.
In the leading roles are Ann
Sheridan, whose recent' brilliant
performances In "Kings Row and
"Juke I Girl" ' j won nation-wide
praise, and Dennis Morgan, who
in a short time has made a place
for himself among the ton per
formers in Hollywood. '
Most of the story is set in the
vast Lockheed aircraft plant
where people have come from, all
over the United States to help do
; their share, i- C i. ' v:
Companion' feature is a spark-
ling comedy called "Larceny.
j IncV starring Edward G. Robin
i. It is the gtory of a fellow
! who discovers that larceny doesn't
pay as : well as honesty. Other
film favorites in the cast are' Jane
Wyman, Broderick Crawford and
Jack Carson, who now plays a role
entirely different from any of his
former screen portrayals.
,JRcxndom
Harvest"
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sets invisible forces in rtioni
works invisible miracles all over
the world." .
Passing through the smoke
room again on the way to the
terrace, we saw the name "Mc
Alister" on the notice board that
announced current speakers;
Rainier smued and said that was
fine McAlister always gave one
a chance to stroll for half an
hour with, the certainty of not
missing anything. "By the way
im dining at the Historians
club, so I don't think 111 need
you for the rest of the evening."
Are you down to speak?" t
"I'm, not on the program, but
I daresay 111 be asked."
, "You don't have to go if you'd
rather not 1 can make up some
excuse'
"What's the idea -encouraging
me to shirk!"
"I thought perhaps you
might be feeling rather exhaust
ed." . - : .
"Not a bit of it now. I'm game
for more than, a speech at a club
dinner. You'd be surprised if you
knew what s in my mindf i
We stepped into the. cool eve
ning air and began walking to
wards Westminster bridge. He
had given me a cue to say what
X had been planning most of the
day. , ' TT
"My advice would be to put
the whole thing out of, your
mind, now that it's happened at
last, and there isn't a gap any
longer. You ought to be satis
fied."-- " ... , ;
"Satisfied?" He swung round
on me. "When5 you sav that
wonder if i you quite realize
what it all amounts to?"
"Oh yes I do. It means that
so far as there was ever any
thing, abnormal in your life,: you
are now completely cured."
We came near the bridge.
blaze of illumination from lines
of trams, and in that light I saw
such anguish in his eyes that
could only repeat, with an em
phasis that somehow drained
away as the words were spoken
"utterly and completely cured.
. "You don't really think thai
all it amounts to? You must
know there's only-one thing. that
matters -only one thing left for
me to do." i
"And that is?" i ,
"I must find her." '
So there it was squarely before
us, the issue that had of course
been in my mind, that I i had
done a pathetic best to make
him ' shirk by conscientiously
shirking it myself. We walked
little -way-in silence. '
- "After sU these years,? I said
Snilllb Sonron
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' The first cool mornings of
f Pall often bring on "the
sniffles.' :
Dont laugh it oft Get right
to work and stop them, r
If serious complications de
velop, see your family phy
sician Immediately. . '
You can rely on Schaefera -years
of experience in the t
filling of prescriptions ;
knowing that the job wOl
be done carefully, quickly,'
and scientifically. -
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THEY J5EE EVEKTTIIEVa and bear
atwihowtaf at the Graad, theatre and starring Craig Stephens
sad Fay Emerson. Ce-f eatored
with George Brest aafl Brenda
TWO OF FJXMDOarS top-notch
Morgan, have the leading roies
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film, "Wings for the Eagle," aow at the Capitol theatre. Com
panlon feature Is Edward G. Sehinson in "Larceny, Ine.1
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at length, "it doesn't seem very
likely." . .
: "I must try
fit was up to her, surely, to
look for you yet apparently she
never did."
"Maybe. Maybe not I dont
care. And besides there's my
son. She . was going to have a
child."'
"But even a return of memory
can't prove it was a boy."
- He smiled. "No, but I hope so.
IVe always wanted a boy. He'd
be IS now. I must find him . .
both of them."
"And if by chance not that X
think there is much chance but
just: for the sake of argument
if you. should happen to suc
ceed, what then?"
He answered with a certain
impregnable simplicity: "Then I
should be happy again."
"Possibly, but apart from your
own personal happiness . .
Look here, why not think it over
not now but later calmly
"when you're alone?"
"I'm calm now, and it doesn't
particularly help me to be alone
when I think. I was thinking it
over very clearly all the time
was asking that question in the
house."
"Yes, I could see you were
but that doesn't meet my point,
which, is that you haven't you
can't have reckoned with all
the complications
"Complications? Youll be tell
ing me next I ought to consult
old Truslove!"
"Actually I wasn't thinking of
legal complications at all, though
they doubtless exist It's other
kinds you'd find most disagree
able newspaper publicity, gos-
sip . and scandal that wouldn't
umm
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everything la Secret Enemies,"
Is "Tan Cant Escape Forever'!
MarshalL ;
stars. Ana Sheridaa and Dennis
In Warner JBroa.' aetkm packed
do you any good politically.
"I think IVe had enough good
done to me politically."
"And then of course there's
your wife. Whatever -your pri
vate feelings are, and of course
It s none of my business, you
ought at least to consider her
position. , i '
(To be continued)
REPUBLIC!! TiCIET
STATE "
12 Charles' L. McNary for United Stales Senator'
14 James W. Mott for JRepresentatire in Congress
16 Earl Snell-or Gorernor . - , -i
18 Robert S. Farrell, Jr-for Secretary of State
21 W. E. Kimsey for Labor Commissioner ,
22 Allan G. Carson for State Senator
23 Doosrlaa i McKav for Statt Senator j .
25 W. W. Chadwick for State Representative
27 H. R. (Farmer) Jonesfor State Representative
29 L. M. Ramage for State RepresertUtive
31 John F. Steelhammer for State Representative
COUNTY
it Grant Murphy for' County Judge
35 Jim E. 8mith for County Ctosunlssloaef
11 Herman Wo. Lanke for County Kecorder
PRECINCT
St Joseph B. Felten-for Justice ef the Peaee. Salem District
48 Frank W. Megan for Constable, Salem District
This ad sponsored by
Marion County Republican Central Committee .
C. A. Lewis, Chairman
(Paid AdveHlsesaeat)
mm
Orogon Salmon for bur
Soldiers. . . or Sport ;
Fishing for Unpatriotic
Sportsmen?
A lew seiaak "carear rportsmon' are urglag dW
Oregoa pais a law PEOIUSITING three aaillloa
pounds of Oregoa sslatoa from beiag. backed
toe Our Boys ia the arawd forces. This infamous
atteorpc to rula Oregon's third largest auroral
iadustrf Just so a few unpatriotic ''fporuoMa'
saar have, a few extra days ef iport asbiog, is
idaoouacsd by the Oregon Fish Commftsion, die;
Aaserkma Fsdorsboa of Labor, Conrress of Io
sJustnal Orgsntaition, Pomona Granges, Chas'
ben of Commerca, and othec orrsnlutions. AIT
agree that this saeasur "CLOSING OSIGON'S
COASTAL STREAMS"' wi3 Litt a vlud Oregoa
wee Industry- a tuna when ALL-TICS SAT.'
aVfON OREGON CAN PACK IS AUDIO ST
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Turner Guest
Entertamecl
- Former Resident Bade
From California to .
Spend Interval
TURNER Mrs! Nellie Gunning
entertained last Sunday honoring
Mrs. Emma Gunning of Salem and
O. B. Whipple on their birthday
anniversaries. Overnight guests
Monday: at the - Gunning horns:
were Mrs. Ralph Arensmeier and
sons of Redmond. ;
Mrs. Francis W. NIemI of Sacra- '
mento, Calif., arrived last week
to' visit her mother, Mrs. Maude ;
Bones. Corp. and Mrs. NIemi Lave
resided in Sacramento, where he
was stationed at Mather field in 1
the army sir corps, until recently
when he was transferred' to
WaHa Walla. . Until apartments
can be secured there Mrs. NIemi
wIH visit here. : She spent " this
week in PortlandV but wOl return
to Turner Sunday.
Following several weeks visit
here ' with her daughter, Mrs.
Martin ' hower and family,. Mrs.
Florence B. Shipley .has returned
to Santa Ana, Calif. '
Mrs. Davis Errett of Salem; for
mer resident visited Mrs. Maude
Madden and her many Turner
friends. 'j.jT-. V- '
Mrs, . Wallace T, . Riches and
young daughter, Gladys, have re
turned from a week spent at
Tillamook with her parents, Mc
and Mrs. Frank Armentrout '
Mchama News
MEHAMA (Special) Scot
ty Watson who was injured early
Thursday at Mehama wheft S
small gasoline engine exploded,
died later the same day at a Sa
lem hospital according to word
reaching here Friday. 0
; He was employed by the C&H
Logging company here and Tuner-
al services are being) arranged by
the Clough - Barrlck morticians.
Survivors include ' the- widow at 1
Tillamook. . 1 1 ,
Herbert Camberg, who alio
suffered burns about the face and
hands in the same accident is re
ported as improving.
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