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A dramatic thrill Is the Litest Warner; Bros, picture ttarrinc Bette
Davit in "The Corn Is Green," the story of s school teacher among
Welsh miners, now showing- at the Capitol'-with companion feature
"Captain Eddie with Fred MacMnrray. f
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That you don't always get what
you plan on when planting garden
seeds ! was duly demonstrated by
the China pintoP"'8
which were " be
ing displayed by
Charles Crowe atl
the Offices of the
Valley Packing
company thir
week. F r o m
across the pa-
t r dn'i counter,'
the flowers look
ed 311 k e h u g e
Sweet Williams
Closer inspection!
- - py request - - luh Madsen
revealed they were "pinks" which
really covers a lottf floral terri
tory Information ;was' that Mr.
Crowe, a company , engineer, had
grown the flowers at his home on
North Liberty street. i
I found Mr. Crowe in the engin
eer's shops, looking anything - -
at that moment - - hut like a gar
dener. However, he;Was willing to
leavf the engines a 'minute and
talk gardening. j.
The first thing he told me was
that the hadn't Intended to plant
China pink seeds. He thought he
was planting the carnation pinks.
The seeds were sown in July in a
$oil1argelymade up. of clay. It
Was hot too rich. The flowers had
beeriv in bloom several days. I
couldn't see why anyone would
want to grow carnation pinks (un
less lor the fragrance) 'when such
lovely colors as these China pinks
could be produced. The trusses
werel large and each Individual
bloom measured around an Inch
cross. One doesn't see this flow
er ail frequently as one. might.
They grow easily, they are easily
arranged In bouquets .and they
have a good keeping quality.
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Dianthns Is the Name.
If you happen to look for "pinks"
in your garden encyclopedia, you
will save time as the subject is
covered under dianthus, which)
also Includes the sweet wiHiamy;
The China pink is classified as IX
chinensis, at shortlived perennial,
blooming the first season 1 from
seed. It will reseed itself but if
this is permitted to go on for sev
eral seasons, the gardener ' will
have : a mass of interior, tangled
plants.- It is best to save seed from
some : of the larger blooms and
start them in a new spot in the
garden each year. ' : -
The "old-fashioned grass pinks,
distinguished by a clove-like frag
rance are also in this group. When
I was a youngster, I always asso
ciated them with Memorial day
because so many grew in borders
around the graves in the old Sil
verton cemetery and they were in
bloom when the school children
marched to the cemetery on that
day. j - :
In local gardens here in the val
ley 'they have, been replaced by
the 'All woods, a cross (I believe)
between the grass pink and the
carnation. This strain takes its
name! from the original hybridiz
ers, the Allwood Brothers of Eng
land, s Vv ' V .r j; .
"Seeds from these will give flow
ers the second season. Cuttings
may be rooted. The dianthus do
somewhat better if grqwn in an
alkaline soil than in an add soil,
f Anthracnoze is the worst dis
ease of the pinks. It causes death
of the branches of hardy pinks,
the leaves first turning yellow and
then brown.. Spraying with bor
deaux mixture will control; this.
Taking new cuttings and planting
in new soil are also good controls.
The AH woods come; in a great
variety of color, from pure white
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to the deepest maroons. They a!
come: I In- varigated colors, and I
have seen somerather fine yellow
specimens. ; .
; Ansquerf to questions: r.,
On' my desk I have five requests
for names of "e as te r n daffodil
growers who can get me something-different
than' tRose grown
here, on the west coast What I
like best in gardening is growing
something which my neighbors do
not have. . ; - :
Of course, all of these letters or
notes are not worded exactly like
the above. But the one is, and the
others have the same train of
thought. M. :'
My; answer is, that in my opin
ion i you want something differ
ent in daffodils youH have to get
them from the west coast growers
as;, they grow the Something
different for the eastern growers.
Daffodils are chiefly produced
here on the Pacific coast. Large
numbers in the Willamette valley
and in the Columbia river valley,
and, large numbers in the Puget
Sound country. The something
different in this line Isn't neces
sarily obtained from -the far-off
grower but rather by buying a
bulb or two of the most expensive
sorts.; You'll find that not too many
of your neighbors are growing toe
flowers from $25. $40 or even 1250
"Bulbs - - although they may have
something Just as nice.
Those of you who are contem
plating putting in daffodils or nar
cisusses should get busy. Youll
rind that the bulb men are already
out of many of the varieties you
had planned on getting - - at least,
that's what I found this past week.
W. A. D. wants to know if the
osmunda fern is hardy here. He
had grown some in North Caro
lina. ;i ! t
Ansj: I see no reason why it
shouldn't be. It Is hardy In Wisconsin-
and Minnesota. It needs
lots of water, good drainage and
a fibrous soil.
; S. tj wants to know if there are
cacti which will "stand our frosts
here in the Willamette valley."
Ans It Isn't the frosts that get
some cf the hardy cacti down here
in thei valley. It is the continued
moisture. Some of the cactic grow
native on the Wyoming mountain
sides and take much colder wea
ther than we have here. But the
drainage is perfect. I have talked
to gardeners who have grown the
opuntias for a few .years, but I
have found no one who says Jt is
long-lived in our wettish climate.
Valley Briefs
Halloween Carnival The North
Santiam school will have a Hal
loween carnival Monday night, Oc
tober 30. A program by the pupils
will follow a community sing. Mrs.
Vera Chamberlain, Mrs. X. J. War
ren and Mrs. Louis Schofield are
In charge of the supper. 4 .
Make Midwest Trip The Rev.
and Mrs. Henry Turnidge and Mr,
and Mrs. David Turnidge of Tal
bot have' left for a month's trip
by automobile to the middle west
They will visit Chicago, Kalama
zoo, New York, Texas and Florida.
Visit Sonth Dakota Mr. and
Mrs. B. D. Wells of Aumsville and
son, Stanley, are visiting in Bry
ant South Dakota, where they for
merly Jived...
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welfare Miss Moffat embarks on
an almost impossible crusade , to
establish a school and bring, learn
ing and understanding to these de
serving people. , , -
Supporting Bette Davis are a
host of! capable players, among
them John Dall and Joan Lorring,
screen newcomers, and Nigel
Bruce, fchys Williams, Rosalind
Ivan and Arthur Shields. Adapted
for the screen by Casey Robinson
and Frank Cavett from the, Her
man Shumlin ' production of Em-
lyn Williams' successful stage play
The Corn Is Green" was directed
by Irving Ripper and produced by
Jack Chertok.
Also playing is 4,Captain Eddie"
with Fred MacMurray.'
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Joaa Leslie sings the title song from "Lady Be Good." one ef George Gershwin's most tuecessful Broad,
way musicals, which Is lavishly reproduced for the screen by Warner Bros. In Rhapsody in Blue,
based on Gershwin's life and music, now showing at The Elslnore. !
A stirring "tribute to the dignity
of manf and to his: ability to, rise
from the ignorance to which he is
sometimes forced to dwell is
vividly! achieved in Warner Bros.'
newest j screen -. drama, "The Corn
Is Green," now playing at the
Capitol; Theatre. . - - ;
Starring Bette Davis as Miss
Moffat ! a determined -English
school teacher ' who discovers, in
an I untutored , young miner, the
spark of genus that sometimes
leads to greatness, the film's action
takes places against a background
of ppveyty and barrenness so conv
uwu . w me mining province Oil f - . i
X,Success to Unknown Actor
imnmvtmpnt rf - Wlch mln.i
success inine snow Dusmess by my . thirtieth birthday!
Otherwise, Til put an end to this miserable life its uncertainty,
its homeless wandering, its genteel poverty."
That was the resolution made by Hollywood's newest star,
unfulfilled a year ago, and perilously close to having remained
unfulfilled by his; thirtieth birth-
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day.
The star is Robert Alda, who
was catapaulted from obscurity in
burlesque to stardom In the role
of George Gershwin in Warner
Bros. great biographical film,
"Rhapsody In Blue," currently at
the Elsinore. - j
Married and the father of a
nine-year-old sonj the new star
spent more than; fifteen years
touring the burlesque and vaude
ville houses of the country, trail
ing his little family most of the
. is
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James Lydon. Freddie Bartholomew and Jill Browning In the comedy
hit "The Town Went WUdVtrCw at the Grand. i
Farcical Town Went Wild9
Amuses Grand Audiences
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James Lydon, co-star with Freddie Bartholomew : in a' farce bf
small-town Jife, "The Town Went WUd," now at the Grand Theatre,
was once hailed as "The Typical American Boy," a title acquired when
years ago he posed for advertising artists and photographers.
Now -21 years old, Lydon was born at Harrington Park N. J, and
decided to become an actor when
he was 10. With his appearance
reddish chestnut hair, , blue eyes,
a contagious smile and freckles,
it wasn't- hard for. him to get
started as a modeL Then came
the stage, the radio and' his. debut
in motion pictures in 1939, in
'Sack Door to Heaven," a Para
mount picture directed by Wil
liam K. i Howard, who just this
year directed him in another pic
ture, "When the Lights Go On
Again." :
He sprang to fame, however, as
the "Henry Aldrich" of Para
mount's famous "Aldrich Fam
ily" series pictures, and having
outgrown the teen-age high school
lad with Changing, unsteady voice
whose attempts to be helpful
wound up almost in disaster, he
turned to free-lancing, and was
signed ' for 'several , pictures, , the
latest . of ". which "is" "The Town
Went , Wild." : In this he 'portrays
a youth jf 20 who s completely
bewildered byi thp farcical turn
of events' in which he is found to
have been switched to another
family, whom his father despises,
following his birth, and the., in
fant born:, to the other family
switched ;to his.
: Edward , Everett "Horton and
Tom Tully are featured in the
picture, while Jill Browning sup
plies thV romantic interest as
Lydon's .sister, with whom the
other boy Is in love. ;
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Four Assigned
To Work- With
Safety Council
H. R. Miller, Einar Nelson, C.
L. (Sam) Brown and W. O. Ham
mon, former fieldman of the ac
cident prevention division of the
state industrial accident commis
sion have been transferred from
field service duties and have
been assigned to specialized work
with safety committee of Oregon
firms under the workmen's com
pensation act it was announced
by Paul E. Gurske, chairman, of
the . commission, in a report . to
the Oregon Safety week commit
tee. 1 ,
In addition to attending safety
committee meetings of . these in
dustrial firms, assistance will be
given in plant safety inspections
made by safety committees and
new safety committees will be
organized through ' the coopera
tion of management and em
ployes. S
A feature of the work of the
educational 'department of the di-
time.
"It was a wretched life for
them," said Alda. "I was full of
misgivings, had been for years. I
cursed the fate that had directed
my footsteps into the show busi
ness." ':--',.
f For years when I came Into
New York I had contacted the
Warner Bros, office, and - when
time went by and I didn't get
anywhere, my hopes became more
and more forlorn."
On Alda's last visit there, how
ever, he met Steve Trilling, .who
was Impressed, and Trilling
brought him to the attention of
Jack L. Warner, executive pro
When Alda heard the part he
was being considered for, which
was much sought after by many
established screen players, he be
came so nervous, that he was un
able to eat for three days. Final
ly, the word came through that
he had the job, and he almost
collapsed from joy.
' Also starring in the musical
biography of the immortal com
poser are Joan Leslie, Charles Co
burn, Alexis Smith and numerous
celebrities of stage and screen
w h o figured prominently in
George Gershwin's life.
vision is the showing of safety
films and each of these men is
provided with films and projec
tors. Safety talks also are given
to groups of employes whenever
possible.
Territories have been assigned
as follows: Miller, Marion, Polk,
Tillamook, Clackamas, Lincoln,
Benton and Yamhill counties;
Hammon, Lane, Linn, Douglas,
Coos and Curry counties; Nelson,
Multnomah, Columbia, Washing
ton, ' Clatsop, Hood River and
Wasco counties; Brown, Jackson,
Josephine, Klamath, Lake, Des
chutes and Crook counties.
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North Howell
Family Host I
To Seattle Folk
NORTH HOWELL Guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Patterson this week are Mrs.'
Frances Witham, Mrs. Kenneth
Babbit and her two little daugh
ters of Seattle. The families were
friends in South Dakota.
Mrs. J. H. Howard and little
son Jimmy of Portland are at the
home of . her parents, , Mr. and
Mrs. : Thomas Bump, for a few
days. ;
Vacationing at coast points for
the past wo weeks are Mrs. W.
M. Oddie and Mrs. C. EL Walt
man. j
Sgt. and Mrs. Alan Wiesnir,
who have been , visiting his par
ents, left Saturday for several
days at Newport and other coast
.points. , 'j
Mr. and Mrs. George Bewley
and family of Lane county have
moved to the J. J. Jackson house
and will assist with the dairy
worK. .
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hunting parties this year was that
which included Kenneth Huiit,
Walter B. Hunt, Ted Burns aid
Vivian Cochran. They came bak
from Burns with a line deer. I
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