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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1927)
« page two UNHID SHIES N M HAS. M O V I ' » Sailors A re Given V ariety of W h ile a t Great •I ORATOR D K FW S R M T E ; , LOCKS HLMHKLF T t) R A IL BUENOS A IR ES . (U P ) — Antonio Furarakis, an nvqwed Anarchst, could not get permis sion ir o n the police hare to hargngne the public ea the SaCro-Vansettl cnee, an he get a heavy chain and pMloeked himself to the guard ra il of a subway entrance on main avenue and gave the key to a comrade to dispose of. This enabled him to attract a con siderable crowd and' a ir bis views during the forty migutes it took the police to file through the chain And take Antonio to jail. 1 WASHINGTON, March ». — (V P ) — No longer need blae jackets, hundreds of miles from home, sigh for glimpses of Char lie Chaplin fend Gloria Swanson in their newest films. Movies have become part of the d tlly routine of life aboard ships of the United States fleet and to day the Navy Is the World's largest motion picture dlstrlbu-, tor. To keep these ships and naval stations supplied with a contin ual change of feature pictures. | the Navy Motion Picture Ser- i vice, under direction of the train ing division of the Bureau of Navigation, has 1,200 complete eight-reel programs in duplicate, Sensational Holdup of Ven nettft Pool Hall Denied 150 in triplicate and 4,800 com bv One edy and cartoon reels. Feature comedies head the list EUGENE. Ore., Mar. 8.— (U N ) in popularity among the “ gobs”. Firm ly protesting his innocence, These are followed toy strong ac Dewey Russell, accused with A l tion pictures. an«* animated car bert Brownlee of the slaying of toons. Newsreels and short com-. _ .. . . . . . . . . .. , Eaton Hooker, today denied he edies are also in demand hut t h e '. . . . > had any part in the holdup of a sailor votes “ thumbs down” on Veneta poolroom or the shooting scenic films, prefering to do his of Hooker. own sightseeing. Albert Brownlee, bis alleged ac Three years are required for complice, now held at W a lla W a l each film to travel its circuit. la, Wash., confessed to the crime, Simultaneous with a picture’s re it is rumored. lease in first-run theatres, the In the confession, according to Navy starts two prints of the officers, Brownlee Implicated Rus features on east and west coast sell. •• circuits. Three prints of a special Sheriff Frank Taylor declared feature are occasionally obtained, today that evidence against Rus one to be shipped to vessels in sell is. strong enough to convlet European and far easier waters. him wlthopt BrQwmlee’s reported The reels travel from ship ’ t confession. More than half a ship until every vessel of the dozen witnesses have; Identified fleet has shown the ptture. Russell as one of the men who The Navy's motion picture ser held up the pool room, according vice supplies films from the Ca to Sheriff Taylor. nal Zone to Alaska and odly DENIES HIS PART in o n M o r a through thia service are motion A D DED M A IL S K B VIC E N O R T H pictures shown in all parts of Effective March 10th, a closed the world. * pouch mail service fron» Ashland to train 14, w ill be provided.' Or dinary mall for Roseburg and . "r-- -, i - points north must be in the Ash land postofflce not la te r than 8 p. m. to receive this dispatch. Suicide Pact is . " Spoiled by a Dog » V IE N N A — (U P ) — Their dog's antipi thy to suicide, or at least to gas as a way of com m itting suicide. w*a responsible for the rescue alive of a Vien nese accountant and bis w ife who. attempted to asphyxiate them selves. ■ . . 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