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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1942)
** "Springtime in the Rockies" at Roxy Thur, to Sat My Sister Eileen Comes To Roxy Screen Sun. to Tue. % j* <i » for whose freedom they now fight. "This is the hour for action and now is the time to begin the heroic and magnificent task of reconstruction.” Kaiser Issues A Challenge to Industry By George Peck Henry J. Kaiser is by way of being the nation’s number one hero on the production front. Therefore, anything he has to say is of especial Interest. At the recent War Congress of With 44 per cent of the pedestrian American Industry, he delivered a fatalities in Oregon during the first stirring address which he closed with eleven months of 1042 resulting from the following challenge to manage accidents in rural areas, the state ment and labor for the reconstruction traffic safety division today urged period to follow the war: Oregon citizens to help cut this death “This is the time—the precise hour toll by walking more carefully when —for all industry to declare its con on rural highways. fidence in the future of America and Of the 50 pedestrians killed in traf to establish the leadership which will fic accidents during the first eleven give hope to our people. We are months of the year, 26 were killed apt to think of the Government as a as a result of accidents in rural areas. thing apart. We need to return of Of these 26, 21 occurred in accidents ten to the inspiration of Gettysburg, in the Willamette valley area. and to remember that our Govern Unsafe pedestrian practices, such as ment is 'of the people and by the walking on the right side of the road, people.’ * * with traffic, instead of -aw the left “Recently I ventured to say the in side, facing oncoming traffic, cross terests of organized labor were iden ing highways when cars are ap ......................... of manage- proaching, walking on the highway tical with the interests ment a"rr{rwownieritttp?“thsrt tube« had-.¡rt mghb-wlthouL showing a light or everything to hope from the Ameri wearing something white arc the can enterprise system and nothing to chief factors contributing to the ru anticipate from the super-state but ral pedestrian toll, according to the liquidation. Our people want to safety division. work. They have pride in what they* This winter, children in many areas do. They wpnt to possess, and to must walk to school during the hours enjoy the advantages of possession. of darkness in the morning and par They do not wish to contribute to the ents aft urged to equip them with coddling of the idle, and the bureau flashlights, or see that one member cratic minds. of a group carries a flashlight, or that ., "They will permit courageous ven several’ of the children wear white tures into relief and rehabilitation of raincoats or other light colored cloth their fellowmen throughout the world. ing. In ope area of Portland, junior But they are aware the Treasury of safety patrolmen are to be equipped the United States is not inexhaustible with red lanterns in place of the ynd they are increasingly aware it usual safety flag as a measure of can be replenished by production. safety by giving motorists advance "Our challenge and responsibility warhpig of the presence o$ children. is to give them an immediate oppor tunity to go to work, first at home, Hunters are expected to add 135 then, as the needs become clear, end million pounds of meat to the na under the leadership of a stateman tion’s food supply in the next 13 ship that is wise as well as generous, months. the fruit^’ their labor may go abroad j 59 Pedestrians Killed In Eleven Months i ! to further 'the opportunities of those Gems of Thought INGREDIENTS OF LOVE Good temper is like a sunny day; it sheds its brightness everywhere. —Sidney — . * f ■ Patience is a tree whose root is bitter, but its fruit very sweet. —Persian. Seif-denial is practical, and is not only polite to all but is pleasant to those who practice it.—Mary Baker Eddy. Loving-kindness is greater than laws; and the charities .of life are more than all ceremonies.—Talmud. Good nature and good sense must ever join; - To err is human, to forgive, divine. ... Pope He who sows courtesy, reaps friend ship, and he who plants kindness, gathers love.—Richard Brooks. “My Sister Eileen” is blonde, de vastating, terrific. "My Sister Eileen" is the Ruth McKenney magazine character who delighted millions of readers and whose romatic antics, bi ought to the stage by Joseph Fields and Jerome Chodorov, have convulsed the play goers of the nation for more than two solid years. My Sister Eileen" is, today, the Columbia comedy considered by Hollywood as “unbeatable,” a film which will never be matched for exuberance, light-hearted gaiety and romantic appeal. The film opens January 6 at the Roxy Theatre with Rosalind Russell, Brian Aherne and Janet Blair starred. Alexander Hall directed the comedy employing the utmost his unique talent for capturing on celluloid all the halcyon hilarity of his characters and scripts, turning out sueh films, as "Here Comes Mr. Jordan," “They All Kissed the Bride,” 'This Thing Called Love,” and a score of other sensational screen successes. “My Sister Eileen,” according to Holly wood, is something that Hall him self will never be able to improve upon. The Misses Russell and Blair are delightfully seen in the new comedy as Ohio's *Ruth and Eileen Sher wood, respectively. Ruth is reason ably level-headed and she wants to be a writer. Eileen is phenomenal, a blonde bombshell of personality, and she wahts to be an actress. As the editor of New York's most sophisticated magazine, Aherne helps both girls achieve their am bitions—but not until they have in volved themselves and him in a se ries of delirious complications. A brilliant cast appears in support of the stellar trio. Including George Tobias, Allyn Joslyn, Miss Jeff Don nell, Richard Quine, Donald Mac- Bride, June Havoc, Gordon Jones, Frank Sully, Grant Mitchell and Elizabeth Patterson. Fields and Chodorov adapted their play to the screen and Max Gordon—producer of the stage success—also produced the film for Columbia. he posted for his appearance. Connie Richard Phillips and A. L. Bruguulio, arrested December 26 for George Henry Workman, arrested last Friday for being intoxicated and fighting, pleaded guilty in recorder’s out after hours, forfeited the $10 bail' court and each was fined $10. 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