Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, April 13, 1934, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE EBGISTEB-OCiBD PET PARflDEWILL GET FREE SHOW 'JA' free show at the HelHc theater frnl be given all participants in the annual pet parade to be staged on Eugenes streets Saturday, April 21, it has been announced by It. 0. Enehncr, county club agent. Every boy and girl will bo given a ticket to tho show and the picture, which will be Blim Snmmerviile in "Horse Play," will be shown immediately iter the pnrnde, but the tickets will be good at any time that day. Robert Callahan, chairman of the prize- committee, now has over M prizes offered lor the best exmbits in the parade and Juu moro are to be collected, it is announced. All prizes are to be displayed In store windows. Louis Waldorf, chairman of the Jndgc's committee, says that the judges will be selected this week and H. B. Saileo, chairman of the parade committee, announces that the drum and bugle corps of troop 8 will ap pear in line. There is a special contest on for a dollar cash prize offered for tho best letter written by the parade entrants on their pets. The letter must not be more than 150 words long and must be received at the chamber of commerce by 5 p. m., April 10. The Register-Guard is printing an entry blnnk which any boy or girl may Bign and send in or they may file their entries in person, it is an nounced. Following tre pet parade entries so far: Peggy Ann Towne, 1070 Law rence; Fern Aiken, 1-124 W. 5tb St.; Patty Jane Mnhany, 1410 W. Stb; James F. Anderson, It. 3, Junction City; Grndelle Totlerf, Elkny Drive; Maixne Abbott, 1003 High St.; Nellie McElmnrry, 140714 Franklin; Betty Irene Russell, 1040 High St.; Cur tis Edward Buttkc, 671 W. 10th; Phillip Knight, I!. 8, Eugene; Shcrrily Larson, Crow Stage, Eugene; Mnry Layne, Crow Stage, Eugene; Janice Hamblen, 1 202 '-4 Lawrence; Susan nah, 164 W. 11th: Lorna Kemery, 8!2 Washington; Mary Antone, 784 Lincoln; Lynn Hodges, Goshen, Ore (on; Donald Langston, 21 Grand St.; Ports May Tupper; Waldo LeRoy Haley, 1144 W. Broadway; Curtis Chezera, R. 1, Eugene; Billy Dawson, B34 W. 11th; Bobby Baker, 061 Jef ferson St. News of Wendling WENDLIXO, Aprlt 13. (Special). -Rev. and Mrs. Everett II. Gard ner entertained a number of their friends at the parsonage last Friday evening. The time was spent in jflaylng games, singing and popping onrn in the fireplace. Those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pattee; Mr. and Mrs. Art Itogers, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Emery and children, Edgar and Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bkornichka, Dr. and Mrs. C. IT. At wood, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Seth Byers, Mr. and Mrs. E. Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bailer, Mrs. George McKlnney and children, Velma, Uosia, Leroy and Helen. Muriel Dllen. The election of the lay delegate from the Methodist church to the an nual conference to be held In Port land In June will take place after the morning service a week from next Sunday, June 22. All members of tiie church twenty-one years and over are eligible to vote. Dr. 0. H. Atwood, Norman Emery and Earl Bailey aro in charge of the election. Thursday afternoon a stork shnw dr was given at the borne of Mrs. Ilirlam Skordahl In honor of Mrs. Chester Hufstnder. Those present were Mrs. Hufstnder, Mrs. Ed. Ram sey, Mrs. Clarence Prlckelt, Mrs. William Bates, Mrs. Orvllle Reed, Mrs. Cecil Hayes. Mrs. ltelgh Smith and daughter Edith, Mrs. Jack Dillon, Sirs. M. A. Pharrs of Salem and the bust esses, Mrs, Skordahl and .Mrs. Ejnar. Rclmond. Victor Shufeldt, a former resident WONDER STARS OF THE WONDER BAR! DANCE EVERY FRIDAY Sweet, Rhythmic Muslo Singing. Entertaining. Novelties Harry's Harmonettes Follow the Crowd Tonlte to JEFFERSON BEACH HEY KIDS!! SATURDAY 2 to 5 P. M. OUR GANG FUN SHOW!! B9 , In "FISH HOOKY" , "BIRTHDAY BLUES" Plus Mickey Mouse In "MICKEY'S NIGHTMARE" Those Funny Chimpanzees In "AFRICA SQUAWKS" AH for 10c , Adults 10o, Too Parents These, films tinv been specially aolcrtod for children. (No long fcatiirs) will be shown) wttm. w 4i 1 f,m T 11 "V ... .2. VT -i r m m if- m -: -m 'i 4 fir W WW ' t 3 i At3,r?5 3? This cameraman has caught the mood, spirit and tempo of the First National mammoth musical drama, "The Wonder Bar," which opens Saturday at the McDonald theatre. Here you see several of the stars, a portion of the chorus and' some of the settings, 8tars In the picture, from left to right, Al Jolson, Dick Powell, Kay Francis, Dolores Del Rio, Rlcardo Cortex and Hal LeRoy, of Wendling visited over the week at the homo of Mr, and Mrs. J. II. Fisher. Mrs. L. M. Strntton and daughter, Mrs. Frances Bates visited Saturday in Springfield with friends and relatives. Miss Charlotte Martin who was ill last week was able to resume hcv duties at the grade school Monday. Mrs. .T. II. Raines a visitor at the Loran Raines residenco last week returned to her home In Eugene Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Roach and son Rollie and Misa Almo Parish of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rogers and family and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers enjoyed a fishing trip to lake creek Sunday. Miss Connie Joe Harlow who has been a Wendling visitor the past two weeks returned to her homo in Eu gene Saturday. Mrs. Hnrry Mil and son returned Monday from the Pacific hospital in l.ugene. Ed G. Worth visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geary Worth re turned to hla homo in Portland Monday, George Ehlers was a week-end victor of Roger Pendell at Cnmp 4. Ralph Martin Sr., Claude Smith. Ralph Martin Jr., and Lester 11:1 spent tho week-end fishing up the McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allen and family of Suthcrlin, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wolff Allen. Mrs. Everett Keeler and daugh ter Audrey, and Mrs. Loran Raines visited Monday in Springfield at the Westrope resident. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Abell and fam ily were week-end visitors at the Fd Ashhy home in Eugene. Lieutenant L. II. Hall of the Wendling C. C. C. camp, has been trnnsfered to the Cape Creek camp near Vachats. He left Tuesday morning. 5 NEED A FEW 7 Th. "Dlnty'a" 900 - DAXCK TONITF, WH.LAM. P.MiK. Today ,"'S mm 11 American Airmen Missing in China SHANGHAI, April 13. OP) Nine planes roared in and out of the murk enveloping llnngchow bay to day in a frantic search for three Americans lost since early Tuesday in the hazardous flying area. A cold, northerly wind of gale-like proportions blew np along the China coast lo increase fears for the three James Finck of Miami, Fla.; Rob ert Cast of Louisville, 'Ky., and Ivan Carlson of Donna, Texas. Frank Hawks, American speed pilot, took off in his big bomber this forenoon, but reported by radio that after driving the great craft into the teeth of the winds, combing the island-studded bay, he had seen no trace of the missing men. Radio Programs FRIDAY, APRIL 13 KOAC, Corvullis 4:30, stories for hoys and girls; 5, pnrndo of melodieR; r vespers, led by Kev. Fred It. Morrow; 0, music; fl:l.", today in his tory, prepared by Mrs. Shirley Wright and W. G. Beiittic; OiUO, farm hour; 6:4,", market nnd crop reports and wenther forecost; 7, "The Dairy Pro duction Control Program"; 7:15, O. T. MrWhortcr, "How Much Should We Cultivate?"; 7:.K, Oregon Nor mal school; 8, music; 8:1,1, the Del phian trio; 8:30, music; 8:4.1-0, phy sics in everyday ife. "Interesting Ob jects in the Sky," Dr. W. B. Ander son. KGO. Onknnd 7. The First Nlcht- er, drama; 7:3(1, Genera Tire, Jack Henny; 8, Amos 'n Andy: 8:10, 'me Big Ten: 0:15, Jay Whidden's orches tra; 0:30, Lee S. Roberts; 0:13, Me- mlv Mivervf 10. news fnshes: 10:15. Jack Bain's orrhestrn; 10:55, news service: 11, Tom Conkey s orchestrn; 11:30-12, organ concert. KPO, San Francisco 7:45, church quarter-hour; 8, De Monte Hnppy time; 8:30, musical contrnsts; 8:45, Julia Hayes, helpful hints: 0, news release: 0:13, Al Gayle's magic ket- ZANE GREY'S "THE LIGHT of Western Stars" With Dick Arlen Mary Brian ADDED FEATURE GINGER In ROGERS "A SHRIEK IN THE NIGHT" Comedy I Mysttry I Murder I HA-CIIA-CHA!! HELD OVER FRIDAY SATURDAY Most Stupendous! Most Co lossal Latf Riot of All Timet DON JUAN (Schnoixle) DURANTE Stu Irwin Irr Also Ted Healy and Hla Stooges Kld 1 Cm "Nertiery RHYMES" Hot! Lone j 25o SUNDAY COMES tie; 0:30, Martha Mende society; 0:45, Charlie Wcllman, songs; 10, NBC KGO progrnms to 11:45; 11:45, mnr ket reports, agriculture talk; 12:15, NBC-KGO program to 1:15; 1:15, news release; 1:3(1, NBC-KGO pro grams to 3:15; 3:15, Ann Warner chats; 3:45, organ recital; 4:15, Culif. Teacher's association program. KFI, Los Angeles 5:30, NBC KGO progrnms to 8:15; 8:15, One Man's Family: 8:45, to be announced; 0:15, Louis Kaufman, violinist; 0:30, Old Memory Box; 0:4.1, instrumental combination; 10, NBC-KGO pro grnms to 11:30; 11:30-12, Beverly Wilsbire hotel orchestra. KSL, Salt Lake n., The Schlitz program; 7:30, vocalist and orches tra; 7:45, Myrt and Marge; 8, Edith Murray, soloist; 8:15, news, orches trn; 8:30, melody on the air; 8:45, the Pieknrd fnmity; 0:15, wrestling matches; 10:15-Tl:30. dance music. KNX, Hollywood 7, Waliinnbe nnd Archie; 7:15, "Crazy Quilt"; 7:30, Edison chorus; 8, "The ln-LnwR"; 8:15, Marcel Ventura; 8:45, Movie land (fang; 0, news, Numismntic; 0:311, The Crocketls; 10:30, Drnry Lane, vocalist; 10:15-11, Pantrclli's orchestrn. KGW, Portland 4:15, dental clin ic; d:3(). NBC-KGO progrnms to B: 5, studio programs; 5:30, NHC-KGO progrnms to (1:1,1; 0:15, musings; 0:30, Old Memory Box: 0:45, studio pro grams; 10, news flashes; 10:1.1, Jack Bain's orchestra: 10:1.1, studio pro gram; 11-12, dance music. R. O. T. C. PLAN CONFAB WASHINGTON, April 13. P) The It. O. T. C. Association of the United States has called a confer ence here Saturday to offset recent niiti-militnry trnining activities in uni versities as well as stimulate inter est in such training. DANCE TONITF, WH.LAM. PAItK, DOUGIAS FAIRBANKS, JR ::;0.l ' vb..' ELIZABETH BERGNER--.urn , iGRAT Th Producer of "King Henry VIII" Now Gives You an Even Greater Picture! I O REX THEATRE K . SAT. K4 ONLY 5 Nfe,. BIO TIME ACTS Lazarus Gardner Orpheum Singing Star Saka and Camilla Two Perfect Dancers Brock and Thompson Versatile Villlans YVONNE The Hot Spot of Our Show A REAL "FAN DANCER" GRAND FINALE And Tho Rex Orchestra On The Screen "JAWS OF JUSTICE Kazan the wonder dog In a vital thrilling story oacked with real suspense and action. Comedy News Last Timm "EASY TO kOft "Publlo Stenographer" T COBL'RG. ADril 13 (Special). The high school couttst play. "The Valiant won the semi-final rural longue dramatics contest in com petition with the Santa Clara high Kchool contest ,)lny, "Thanks Aw fully," at Santa Clara, Wednesday evening, April 11. The play will be presented again, Saturday evening, April 14, in the finals which will bo held in the Theo dore ItooHevclt Junior high school. The play is directed by Misa Margaret Achteruian. following are the bU dents who make up the cast: Warden Holt Don Stoncberg Father Daly Itoy Swungo James Dyke Hnrry Adair Josephine Paris Ho Mountain The Jailor Adrian Clark An Attendant Leonard King Those from Coburg who attended the contest Wednesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Hobert L. Henagin, Mr. nnd Sirs. Reuben iStoneberg, Mr. and Mrs. John Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Her bert Stoneberg, Mrs. Gilbert Sim mons, Mrs. W. T. Bettis, Mrs. Claude Swango, Miss Thelnia Cross, Miss Florence Swango, Miss Henrietta Holcomb, Miss Agnes Sidwell, Miss Georgia Simpkins, Norman McNabb, Kobin Stoneberg, Frank Deffen- bacher nnd Fred Deffenbneher, The Coburg Sewing club met Tues day afternoon, April 10, at the home of Mrs. Douglas Wassom. Sewing was the diversion of the afternoon. Re freshments were served to Mrs. Min nie Drnry, Mrs. Mary Neat, Mrs. Clayton Album, Mrs. Elmer Harkins, Mrs. P. A. Pitkin, Mrs. Itollin Pitkin. Mrs. Frank Pitkin, Mrs. Charles Har rison, Mrs. Ernest Wroth, Mrs. Al bert Graville, Mrs. Theodore Gra ville, Sirs. Robert Henagin, Mrs. Har riett Neat, Mrs. William Lane, mem bers of the club; Mrs. N. J. Barnes nnd E. A. Tompkins of Los Angeles, Mrs. William Becbe, Mrs. Lnndle, Mrs. John Adair, Mrs. E. O. Zinser, Mrs. Kiger and Mrs, John McNabb, visitors for the afternoon. Miss Min nie Scott assisted Mrs. Wassom with the entertaining. Mrs. Clayton Allum and Mrs. Elmer Hnrkius will entertain the club on Tuesday afternoon. May 8, a tthe home of Mrs. Harkins. Methodist aid met In the annex of the church Wednesday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. George Neat, Mrs. Douglas Wassom, Mrs. John Adair, Miss Minnie Scott. Mrs. John McNobb, Mrs. Perry Barber, Mrs. Ward Pate, Mrs. Charles Har rison, Mrs. E. O. Zinser and Mrs. Howard Hnll. Clayton Alford mnde a business trip to Oregon City Thursday. Mrs. Clura Vogt accompanied Mr. Alford ns far as Sale in to visit with her son. Tommy Vogt. Mrs. N. J. Barnes and Mrs. E. A. Tompkins of Los Angeles, who have been visiting with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Pit kin, are spending a few days at Flor ence. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Drury have returned from their wedding tour at the coast. Kenneth Taylor, who has been on a trip to San Francisco, has returned home. DANCE TOXITE WILLAM. PARK. 25o 10c FRIDAY W. 0. W. Girls' Drill Team DANCE Muslo by NEOPOLITAN KNIGHTS W. 0. W. Hall 8th & Lincoln 'Theaters I Bj B. W. J. FRIDAY PROGRAMS STATE, 'Double bill, "A Shriek in the Night," with Gin ger Rogers, plus "Light of the Western Stars," Zone Grey western with Dick Arlen. Ends Saturday. HEILIG, "Sagebrush Trail," with John AVnjue. Ends Satur day. MoDONALD, Double bill, "Bolero," with George Raft, plus ".Murder in Trinidad," with Heather Angel, Nigel Bruce. Last dny. COLONIAL, Held over, Jimmy Durnnto in 'Talooka." REX, Double hill, "Public Stenographer," plus "Easy to I.ove," with Adolphe Menjou, Genevieve Tobin. Last day. . The Heilig theater opens Friday with tho first chapter of their new serial, "Gordon of Ghost City," star ring Buck Jones. According to ad vance reports, the chapter play is one of the best ever produced, with a strong cast in support of Jones, and many new thrills worked in. The feature picture is John Wayne in "The Sagebrush Trail," also a western. There'll be plenty of tootin' and shootin' at tho Heilig today, ... Today is the Inst day of "Murder in Trinidad" nnd "Bolero" at the Mc Donald. First is exciting murder drama starring Nigel Bruce as peanut munching detective. Second has George Raft as the dancer who teams with Carole Lombard to present the most beautiful dance in history, the "Bolero." Tomorrow comes the Mc Donald's super-super of super-supers. Al Jolson, Dolores Del Rio, Ricardo Cortez, Dick Powell, Kay Francis and Hal Leroy in "Tho Wonder Bar." Jimmy Durante, Schnozzle and all, is being held over at the Colonial in his latest starring vehicle, "Palooka." The picture has played nil week, and will continue through 1 riday and Sat urday. The story of a fighter and his mnnagcr, his try for the cham pionship nnd his troubles with a hot innma. Stu Erwin good as the fight er, Lupe Vclcz what you'd expect as the hot maina. Marjorie Itauibenu almost steals the show as Erwin's mother, while Bob Armstrong is ex cellent as his father, the old cham pion, Pete Talookn. .... New double bill at the State today, with a first run picture, "A Shriek in the Night," starring lovely Gincer Rogers, topping the bill. Second is Ihnt ace of Zone Grey westerns, "Light of the Western Stars," with Dick Arlen in the lead. Don't have any dope on the first, but any fillum with Ginger In it is OK with ns. WHITE PALACE 47 EAST 10TH AVE. R 1717P A" Cooled by Frigidaire All Sandwiches . 5c ) Delivery Service On Draft Beer, Bottled Beer and Sandwiches 7 A. M. to 1 A. M Dally. Phone 980-W Second Is one of the best westerns ever made. ... Adolphe Menjou and Genevieve To bin, as the philandering husband and wife, close tonight at the Rex in "Easy to Love," smart, highly spiced comedy of married and unmarried love. Patricia Ellis and Guy Kibbee outstanding in support. Double bill ed with "Public Stenographer."' SEAMAN WINS $50,000 PORTLAND, April 13. OP) Per sonal injury damages of $.T0,000 were awarded in circuit court here todny to Henry Nash, n seaman, in his suit against the States Steamship com pany. He sued for $75,000.. Nnsh complained that he was permanently injured two years ago when he fell on an ice-covered ladder on the freighter Michigan when it waB about three weeks out of Portland, bound for the Orient. BANK CLEARINGS GROW NEW YORK. April l.'l UP) Bank clearings in the principal cities of the United States during the week ending April 11 totaled $5,719,049, 000. a gain of 74.1 per cent over the $3,284,099,000 in tho same week last year, according to Dun and Brad street. Clearings in New York city totaled $4,253,594,000 against $2, 278.178,000 in the corresponding week in 1933, an increase of 86.7 per cent. DANCE TOXITE WILLAM. PARK. Steam Explosion Takes Three I SEDALIA, Mo., April 11.J, The death toll in a0 VC$ improvised steam table , ' a railroad celebratioa kM mounted to three todur Mrs. John T. Abney, u, w a oiacKsmun, died in Lj todnv from hum scalding water nml .i. , t her nnd more than a score o(J .w.nc.o ,,no were nj the feast for thn sn.i, of the Missouri Pacific railroj1 here. Previously two other mm,, J Mnrv Knhru nnri v.-. a r1! i,.,r,H,i TU..,....,;' n U'Prn ,n hncmtnl. ARROW MESSE.N'liK n-PhJ,, DANCE TOXITE WII.Ua, J i MCD4K1MD ENDS vT0NITE NIGEL VICTOR BRUCE JORY HEATHER ANGEL OPENS TOMORROW At 12:30 The whole roaring 2v2i?l(ZV 1 world broadcasts lf-Kflv VA Its wonderal ,. New l 'jjj fe'ri'siVu'Or ErC-aH JTgV Great "as an interna-, jSS ,ionalacMiion! f wL 1 St Crtndtn j II Wirntr Broi pfo f9" w A 0 l0 fTAtl! $000 CtACX I I f TSlfWfc SONOSI SHCTAClftlj if-L '."J HlHKfrt Of OttWf V ' Jf AT toppinf Ittttjr nvtrl f ' t Vlah' tttffV IntrctdtfCfd nl fcafM NO ADVANCE In PRICES!!! Greeting Cards Valley Printing Co. W. 0. W. HALLi SATURDAY, APRIL H j OPENING DANCE Old and Modern Kramer Accordion Orchtiin Gents 25c Ladleitt Friday Saturday Onlyl This , Episode Number Out: HE'S HERE TODAY! if JIU llfflla" GHOST CITY Your favorite star In a sensational Western serial I hH'iiihsii Hi.- mi IV -:,,-..!' .at 1 Suescsted by Hon by PETER B. KYNE. With Msdgc Bellamy, Walter Miller, Tern Rickctts, William Desmond, Francis Ford, Edmund Cobb, Hugh Enfield, Bud Osborne. Ethan Ltidlsw. Directed by Ray Taylor. A UNIVERSAL SERIAL, On The Same Big Program With JOHN WAYNE In "The Sage Brush Trail" 12 BIO CHAPTERS One Every Friday Saturday LLLi TODAY and SATURDAY HE WROTE THE 0N9 JUSTICE WITH THE NMK OF LEAS AX A BUZIM IX-cUK LINE CHANHIft NANCY SHUBERT YAKIMA CANUTT And ' On The Same Big Program The Sri Plrst Suoer-seru issss Based on tne '',. A I TjhjeAuthorPETEf"" j Fniexo 1 A - LJ J STERLING HOLLOWAY COMEDY "MEETlNO MT CARTOON PICTORIAL NEWSRttk Continuous Show Every Day 1:00 Till 11:00