Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 18, 1933, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPajre Two THE EUGENE REGISTER -GUARD STORY '(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) i f Close reiterated tlmt far from being , tble to comply wild tU reputed ex- . tortlon demand fr l'.UOO, the Ami- i Lluor hvmm formerly knows) as Hie j :' 1 Anti-Saloon lentil, has insufficient ' ' r money to carry on the work in op- ' position to repent, ; The dry league superintendent to- . M flay expressed "disappointment" at !' .' what lie described as the lack of Inter- , est police hare shown in the cae. 11 ' criticized state police for not luring patroled the highway in the district where he said ho threw the two men i ' from the front seat of the moving automobile, while he gained control of the car at the same time. Nelghbcr Sea Car Frank Thompson of Walla Walla a retired merchant and friend of Close, stated today he had discovered that tho hasement garage door of the theatres Rf R. I), tt .TJIohh rtiMilencfi hud been jimmied. Police had mid thej bad no Ulra how the alleged kidnnnem mifiht have en !tred the house. Neijhhor reported having seen "a fine car" drive up to the Close reidence about 1 a. m. Close naid be belioved thin was a ear lined Ibj confederate of the kidnapem. Plain ly annoyed by comment his Btory was not true, CIono demanded that if police held aiiih bplief, they oonto forward with a niolive for his conduct. Hergeant Rnlph A. flrenfell of ntnte police, paid be told Clone he doubted his atory E (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) pointed out that the only way to make 'anch a riroject polMiptiidntinic would 1 to charge H nmnW newer reutul. The" project, however, itrew t lie en ffoninmeiit of the meeting providing it proved fungible. Tho committee alio endorsed a proposal to build a :Hty natatoriura at Riverview park, enllniHled to coat $:tMHl, by placing it on a aelMiquidating hnia and re 'waiving a federal loan fop the con .'atructlon. In urging that Eugene get Into the public, work program, Karl M. Drew, .president of the .hulldltig conprCMB, pointed out that Eugene tiixpayci-a would pay off their aharo of the na tional apoorpriation for public works through taxca and he urged that Eu gene Bbnrc in the benefits of the pro gram. "Tho government makea an out right gift of per cent of the ooat to the city and takes a first mort jmiro on tho project na collateral for the loan of. tbo rniuniiiliig 70 per cent' he pointed out. Eugene Invited - To Fleet Week Art Invitation from Mayor ,jnhn F. Dor of Heatlle, inviting Km: me to .attend Fleet Week festivities In He nttle win delivered to Mayor KlUha Large Monday through courtesy of the Uilmoro 10,000 milo economy run cur. The oar Is holng driven 2-1 hours n day over roads between l-:ugenn anil the Canadian boundary. Tlireo drivers aro being uxed. Another visit will be paid Kwrenn on Thursday. TUESDAY PROGRAMS HEtLIG "Ghl Mining," with Ben Lon, Gitfiida FurrelJ, Mary Brian and Guy Kibbee. Kuda Wednesday. McDONALD ''International Hum.," with W, C, F.WMs, l'eggy Hopkins Joyce, Stuart Krwin. Hurl Maritzii, Bela Lugosi and radio nfnrs. Last day, COLONIAL "Out All Night,"' with Slim Summervllle, Zasu I'UU, First run. Ends Satur day. REX "Ex-Lady1 with B-tte Dim , Gene Raymond, Claire Podd and Frank Mi-Hugh. Closes Wednesday. STATE "Hot Pepper." with Victor MfLagln. Edmund Lowe and Lupe VelfS. Ends WeUue day. G lend a Farrell, who with Mury Briuu uud Ben Lyou in featured iu the Warner hru, mystery play, "Girl Mitising," which opeus at tbe lleilig Tuetiduy, takes stardom lens serious ly, probably, than any other actress ever arriving to take Hollywood by storm. Glenda, in tbe ro'e of a wise- cracking reporter, stole the show in "Tbe Mystery of the Wax Museum," and she again takes stellar honors in the present thriller. The story has to do with tbe kidnaping, on berwed- ng night, of the bride of Ben Lyou. Mary Brian and Glenda Furrell, as two gold diggers deserted and broke, solve the mystery to win the reward. The picture hits a mile-a-minute clip, and is replete with comedy, druiuu, and, best of all. Miss Farrell. Featuring seventeen famous stage, screen and radio stars and a large n(y chorus dressed in cellophane. i'aramount'a lavish musical comedy Vxtravaganza "International Jlouee," closes Tuesday at tbe McDonald. The film, a humorous drama centering and about an old Chinese bote), fea tures 1'eggy Hopkins Joyce, V. C. Fields. Rudy Vallee, Stuart Krwin. George Bums and Grade Allien. Siiri Marilza, Col. Stoopuagle and Bud, Cab Calloway and his orchestra, Baby Rose Marie and others. A picture daring In theme, and one which raises a real nuestinn is (be current offering at the Rex, "Ex- Lady," starring Rette Davis, with Gene Raymond, Frank McIIugh, ami Claire Dodd. Not a film to be indired by Victorian standards, but one en tirely lacking In off-color gags, the picture fa otie to make you think. raising a problem in modern dny mar riage which Is becoming more and more, evident, every day. Bet to Davis Is charming In the featured role, while Gene Raymond does satisfactory work opposite her. Frank Mclfngh. one of the most amusing comedians on the screen, affords the comic relief, while pretty Claire Dodd makes up the quartet of stnrs, Tho picture closes Wednesday, and Is one. of tbo oul slaiNlin bits of film fare on the locnl slate. ... Never has tbe Colonial theater presented a more hilarious comedy than "Out All Night,' tbo gay Uni versal farce which opens Tuesday. i ins, ro use n trite phrase, is the kind of pi'ture thnt will have the audience "rolling in the aisles" from Hieer merriment. Slim Summerville ami Znan Pitts, the screen's funniest love team, are starred In this side splitting comedy. In parts that were tnado to order for them, und the ac tion finds Ibem, as a pair of bashful newlyweds, embarking on an eveut fill trip to America's honeymoon cen ter. Niagara Falls. Their experience would make the Hphinx break into loud giggles. The cunt supporting Summerville and Zaiti Includes Hliir ley Grey, Alexander Carr. Iaura Hope Crews, Hollo Lloyd and George llack athorne and the picture was directed by Sum Tuylor. It will run till Sun day. 0'ilrt and Flagg in top bats! Quirt and Flugg fighting over another dame! All the oldiime Quirt and Flugg comedy with a hundred new situa tions. That's "Hot Pepper," opening Tuesday at tbe State. Not to mention the new dame! Lupe Velez, the little, Mexican botcha artist, gets the as signment, and what she dues with it. Remember Lupe In "Thu Half Naked J ruth .' J n At was just a warm-up for ''Hot Pepper." And, to make com plete tho coterie of stars, there's our old friend, EI Breudel, the silent Swede (or Is it Norwegian, or Dane'.') Tbe State is cool these hot days, and even tnougn tne screen rainy siz zles In this picture, you'll find grand entertainment watching it. STORY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Items Listed in Treasury Office Several announcements were made from Grace Scliiska, county treasurer, Tuesday. A sum of $2,181.17 was sent from the office from the apecinl school tax to aoine 'tl school districts of the county. The niver Iload school, Dint, So. ls.", it raB announced, sold refund- risr hondx to the amount of $7500 Monday evening, the state tnkinir up the hondrt. The state owned the school bonds and some of them fell duo this year. The district wished to spread out the time ami sold the refunding iiomi, which fall due In December, MS I. The county treasurer's office has paid off two bonds for the Wendlins school, district No. 103, for ,$."0O each. MAN ARRESTED Donald Manikins of Delijlit Valley was arrested by state police Tuesday for failure to give name and address following an accident Sunday evening. Hp was taken in justice court, at Cot tage tJrove,' fined and then had the fine suspended on parole. Irvine, Ircusurer, K. C. Mammons and Irvine wero named members of the executive committee to serve with the president and vice-president. Selection of a permanent secretary of the board and a comptroller for the entire system was deferred until the next meeting, to be held jn September. Tbe board announced thnt student fees at the university and college will be reduced by ?t! a term, and that the reduction for normal schools will be a term. This makes the total resi dent charge at the two larger cam puses a term, and ?H at the nor ma! schools. Chancellor W. .T. Kerr reported thnt a balance of jnsO.WH) remains in stead of f J'iO.000 originally estimated, due to savings effected the past year, thus making student fee reduction possible. , Reports that there might be serious conflict when the election of officers came to a vote proved incorrect. Mrs. Cornelia Marvin Pierce, wife of Con gressman Pierce, left the meeting shortly before the election was taken up. She had been credited fdr aevernl months wilh lending a campaign against President 8tnrr"s re-election. Minor personnel matters approved included promotion in rank for Har old .1. Noble and Dr. Calvin Crum baker at the university with no in crease in pay, leave of absence for Ar thur Boardrnan of tbe university de partment of music, sabbatical leave for Dr. Louis A. Wood of the depart ment of economics at the university, and transfer of Dr. D. h. French from the L'orvnllia to the Kugene campus for the coming year. He is in the economics department. Dr. L. S. Cressman was named curator of eth nological collections at the university in addition to present duties. Miss ltuth YVhcelock was appointed assist ant director of the department of nursing education at- the medical school to succeed Catherine Ilastin, Radio Programs TUESDAY PROGRAMS KOO, Oakland 7, Amos 'n Andy; 7:15, Memory Ijine; 7:-f.1, Ilorlick's adventures in health; 8, Cotton club orchestra; 8:15, The ThUistlne, Dr. Maker; 8:30, Ben Bernle'a orchestra; 9, Ted Weems orchestra; 0:30, Buddy augers' orchestra; 10, news flashes; 10.15, Anson Weeks' orchetra; 11, organ concert; 11:30-1:!, Kay Ky.er a orchestra. Kl'O, San i'ruudsco 7, hdna i is cher, pianist; 7:15, Jack Denny's or chestra; 7:30, master singers; 7:4u, California state chamber of commerce program; 8, Aesop's Fables; 8:30, Kno crime clues; U, carefree carnival: 10, Melody Mixers; 11, Abe Lyman', orchestra; 11:30-12, organ concert. KUW, Portland 6:30, concert trio: 8:35, Portland Cleaning Works; 7, N11C-KUO programs to 8; 8, Moutag fireside hour; 8:31), Ben Bernle's or chestra; 0, musical mannemiins; t:30, homicide aquad; 10-12, news, orches tra. England has an estimated total of in.iillli.OOO bells. First call for a cooling breakfast Continuous Show 1:00 Till 11:00 Starts Today For 2 Days! v U nn .. i-k .. .. 4r if I Dames) DYNAMITE to these froIicking,flirting, fight ing fools "What Price Glory" and "The Cock-Eyed World" were only rehearsals for THEY'RE HERE! Doors Open 6:30 Show at 7. See the screen's team of teams in the screen's scream of screams! . . . See them in the FUNNIEST love story ever screened ... in which it is proved that three s a crowd tor any honeymoon . KFI, Los Angeles 7, MiC-KUO programs to Si 8, orchestra; 8:15, The Philistine; 8:30. Ben Hernie' or chestra; 0, "Tapestries of Life"; 0:30, Kno crime clues; 10, reporter; 10:15, Mark Hopkins orchestra; II, Abe Lyman's orchcslru; 11:30-12, dance music. KXX, Hollywood 7, Frank Wutn mibe; 7:15, dance orchestra; 7:15, Count of Monte Crislo; 8, Iluppy Chappies;. 8:15, Los Angeles Healty board; 8:15, Drury Lunc, tenor; 0, news service: 11:15, Miles of Melody; 0:45. mindful . orchestra, - i. KOAC, CorvsHi, day's new,; I (laskins, organist; 7.15 J1 act information, j... ' reviews; 8, Vr'u ' V "Handling (,.,, , 8. j 8:15, Dr. VicJ V S World In Hview". 8.f Horn McCoy i,,rw"V Byron Arnold, ni,,,,,,,' h Theycalfl MORATORIUM ON MARRlA? At last) Here's complete, unblushing froJ aoour ine racis or me ana iovo as they exi; HOT with EDMUND LOWE VICTOR McLACLEN Lupe Velez El Brendel Blrittad by John Blntea Pox Picture. EUGENE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE FIRST RUN THEATRE LAST TIMES TODAY , "INTERNATIONAL HOUSE" BOBBY JONES In "POSITION and BACK SWING "CENTURY OF PROGRESS" . . . W WW m rvfrt 1 Tom and Jarry Cartoon WW vMMWMi .il LAUREL nnd HARDY In Comedy Riol "ME AND MY GAL" "Hollywooct On Parade", Paramount Newt With GLENDA FAR. RELL - BEN LYON . MARY BRIAN GUY KIBBEE - LYLE TAL. B0T . HAROLD HU BER . AND ? ? ? 1 THE VANISHED BRIDE. with ELISSA LAND. Mar jorie Rambcau Ernest Truex David Manners Matinees 20c Nights . Sc Child 10a KOfte Every Day At Noon A Masquer's Comedy "Stolen By Gypsies" 0 8creen Snapshots 0 Pathe News of Today Hi II II 1 V V V U.- , I ! Senraona, W '1' JlL I y y m H . i port"nd JPiir uW IRIOTrpTgnriiBETTE davis V&l iU-'JiSrl ifl-.s lOFCTiRr And GENE RAYMOND MONROE OWSLEY ( i fTLJ L. j FRANK MeHUCH ClAIREDODD KAY.STROZZI are 1; I -M-'x 3 "Ho,rod jitt II " all I .... ..S.9tV H tjtXK . Karaae- Deluxe ffifc The BU (r" ! PLUS-Don Novls In T7' f m m -SST Proaram "SINGING BOXER" rlFSl C . ' Sc;nle j I - - R"" A3C I trniraKj? d Reach for foralwaus' r. ' r lease s x I 5fOtir 1 ; 1 U5e? t0 thi"k that "Toasting" rril 1 rs ,ust, an advcftisis phrase. ITflWV w J III Begins Wednesday .CMEsW of women who woo and men who are willing I learned aboutToasting' from my husband - .... muiij. is and what it docs. VChere he learned " all, I don't know, but I began to understand the difference in cigarettes. Now I find myself en joying Luckies' mildness and fine taste with a new respect. 8 even more since I am a wofflJ1 quite sensitive to personal tiness and since my cigaK and my lips are so intin)Jte'f related, I especially appredaK comforting purity of "Toastrnj Naturally, with me it's "Luckies Please!" Y I ' ' 1 1 1 1 "U tecauselt's toasted!