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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April 6, 1950
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S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 8
Colorado Territory
JOEL McCREA
VIRGINIA MAYO
SUN ., M O N., A P R IL 9 4
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movie-0oers.
T he cast is made up with viva
cious J a f f Donnell, John G allaudet,
Tommy Ivo, Roy B arcroft and
Daul H urst.
T here’s never a m om ent’s lag
in the exciting w estern film which
I’hd Eord directed for Associate
Producer Melville Tucker.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
“ Lost B oundaries,’’ a movie
th at faces up to the race question
with an astonishing courage, stars
Beatrice Pearson and Mel F errer.
In it, Louis de Roehemont and
Film Classics, Inc., have cast aside
fear and favor in telling the story
of a Negro doctor and his family
who pass«! fo r “ w hites.” Based
on the stirrin g R eader’s Digest
article by W. L. W hite; the movie
sticks to the sta rtlin g facts lived
by th a t N egro fam ily in New
England.
The whole courageous approach
of "L ost B oundaries” sets a new
p attern for moviemaking.
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JU N E HAVER
RAY BOLGER
GORDON MACRAE
T U E S ., W E D ,
A P R IL
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Ladies 0f The Chorus
ADELE JERGF.NS
MMtILYN MONKOB
RAND BROOKS
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Outcasts Of
The T ra il
MONTE HALE
JE E E DONNELL
1 H U R S ., F R L , A P R IL 13 A 14
Lost Boundaries
BEA TRICE PEARSON
MEL FERRER
Shows E V E R Y night at 7 and
9. Matinee Saturday, 2 p.m. New
program each Sunday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
SHOW REVUE
To the E ditor of the Illinois Valley
News.
S ir:
I see th a t Mr. Baldock has made
the statem ent he will recommend
the building program of Oregon
state highways be cut in half. He
also state« the people crab whan
the highways a re restricted for
loads. Why shouldn’t they when
they have a squawk coming? If
we had proper highways it would
not be neceasai-y to close them.
I would suggest th at Mr. Baldock
o r any m em ber oi the state high
way commission drive a truck
loa«l«>d with lum ber or logs from
G rants Pass to the state line. Come
on down th a t hill and hit the
Applegate bridge, then continue
around the curve, take all the holes
into consideration on your way,
and then come over Hayes Hill
How do you like bringing a truck
over th at mesa to make a living?
Not so good? Then I ask y o u ; when
do we get som ething done? Go
ah««ad and cut the program in half.
But be sure and give Josephine
county it’s share and it needs
plenty.
When are the people going to
le a r on th eir hind legs and go
into action. Many things (inclod-
ing roads) are being snatched from
under our noaes by other counties.
Is our county asleep? Well, better
wake up and let's get rid of these
death traps of ours via the State
Highway commission. How about
it? Also rem em ber, we still, get
bread, milk and a hundred other
things which m ust be trucked to
us. I like to go to G iants Pass,
too, and I’ll be darned if I want
to have to fight my way there
due to th«-se roads. I would like
to have my teeth left when I do.
Isobel II. Small.
Noising
W ith
Around
E d ith
Brownie Troop No. 81
Eat your Easter Dinner
with Mom at the
F a rlie n
Girls from Brownie Troop No.
Sophia
Bunch and
“ A u n t" 81 m et Saturday, A pril 1, at the
M attie S eyferth w ere “gadding home of rheir leader, Mrs. Ina May
Harms. From there they w ent to
a b o u t” over Camp W hite and the Mo«lel G rocery where they
Jacksonville way last week-end. sold Girl Scout cookies all a fte r-
Seems as how they w ere rock ‘ noon.
hunting.— Find some nice ones
We have not had any m eetings
girls?
i for the last two weeks as we were
invited to parties at Kerby. At our J
A rlie Stubblefield and
aon next m eeting April 8 we will dis- s
A rnold, visiting friends hereabouts
cuss plans fo r our Brownie and
— Nice to have you back folks!
Cub party which we will have jn I BUMBlilli
i
the
next few weeks.
In th e “ Busy, B ustling C orner”
O
ur
pins have arrived and we j
this week we have Lois Brink,
Bessie Knipple and Opal Spitz. will receive them at our Girl Scout '
Seeims as how they a re getting I picnic April 30. We had an elec
ready for th e big E aster breakfast tion of officers recently and those
out a t the O ’Brien W omen’s club. cleirted w ere: B ertha Champney,
Maybe this is "spilling the beans,” president; Carm a Kay Lewis, vice-
but here is some of the m outh president, and Judy Roe, secretary
w atering menu— Choice of ham or and treasurer.
bacon and eggs, hot biscuits, jelly,
brown potatoes, fru it cup.— Golly
folks! W hat are we w aiting for
(except Sunday to get h e re )?
By the way girls, will th ere he
some soup for an old gal (Y .T.)
with ALL her back choppers
yanked out? Seems as how kid«ling
can go two ways (huh Shirley ajid
Jan e Ann) and the vacancy in the
aforem entioned old g a l’s mouth
looks kinda like a fireplace with
all the ashes shoveled out— ha ha!
H arold Bowerman is back home
a fte r a few weeks in the P ortland
office. Glad you’re back Mr. B.
Georgia (Mrs. Jim ) E arle, is
back a fte r 3 weeks in L.A. Seems
as how she was there on a com-
Lint-tl business and pleasure trip.
— Y ou’re looking swell, honey!
Knotty Pine Cafe
Choice of Chicken, Ham, Rabbit,
with all the trimmings
Special Child s Plate
Prospectors Form Club 3
For Mutual Benefits
An organization of prospectors
of all ages, a m ateu r and profes
sional, has been form ed a t Dutch
Flat, C alifornia, for the purpose
f mutual exchange of inform ation
on grounds and methods. The non
profit organization, incorporated
under the name “ U nited Prospec
to rs,” issues a booklet called
' Panning Gold,” which keeps all
the m em bers posted on new de
velopments and the activities of
other members.
Interested prospectors in this
area are aiU'ised to w rite Jack
Douglas, president. Box 13, Dutch
Flat, C alifornia, for fu rth e r infor
mation on the club, its aims and
policies.
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And in the poetry spot this week
thia one with lots of m oaning:
I had a smile —
I gave my smile aw ay;
The milkman and the postm an
Enjoyed it every day.
If our good weather holds, we hope
to keep ahead of schedule. And remember
we’re STILL doing business!
MR. and MRS. TYRRELL CARNER
C a rn e r/ s A u to m o tiv e
S ervice
Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer For 20 Years
621 East ‘M’ St.
Grants Pass
Bring Your Fam ily
TO
I took it to the shop,
1 had it on the s tr e e t;
I gave it w ithout thinking
To all I chanced to meet.
THE
CENTRAL
CAFE
in Cave Junction
I gave my smile away,
As thoughtless as could be;
And every time I gave it
My smile came back to me.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle O’Dell in
Cave Junction this week visiting
friends and attending business.
They rep o rt oodles of flow ers
blooming in Roseburg.
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EASTER
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BEAM
WITH JOY ! !
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HOM E’
Joel McCrea, one of Hollywood's
Well folks— it’s kinda like I
g icu test star p o rtray ers of western
alius
say.— The person who goes
action roles, plays the title role
through
life looking for something
i I the notorious Wea McQueen in
A
soft, can usually find it— under his
the movie "Colorado T e rrito ry .”
hat—
lo v ely V irginia Mayo, equally at
y/ Welcome
home in a draw ing room or b ath
' GIFT
See you next w eek!- Y T.
ing suit, takes the colorful part of
to the
“ Colorado" Carson, a beautiful
Former
and fiery fro n tier waif, part In
dian, who falls in love with Mc-
GARBE— Belle Garbe, 85, «lied
<‘re« anil fights by his aide in
Saturday, April 1, at the home o f 1 IN TH IS NEWSPAPER
s one of his more rugged battles.
her daughter, Mrs. Jt'nnie T uttle
Supporting the stars in the big
in Selma.
(C o n tin u e d fro m P age O n e)
cast are Dorothy Malone who plays
She was horn May 10, 1864, in
the lovely southern girl newly ar-
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B ritt have
La Porte, Calif., and had made her
rived in the te rrito ry to seek a opened a funeral home in Cave
in Oregon.
h ne in Selma since 1909.
home, with her fath er played by Junction. Mr. B ritt is a graduate
The deceased is survived by two ONE-WAY POCKETS
Henry Hull.
o f the Hohenschuh-CariH'iiter Col
“ The federal governm ent took
«laughters, Jt'nnie T uttle of Selma
Complete with old Spanish J lege of M ortuary Science in St. and Annie Gaus of North Bloom out of Oregon during the 1949
towns, the early days of moonlit lx>u>8- ani1 com«« to our eom- field, C alif.; a son, A lfred J e f f e r fiscal year more than $414,000,000
i gbts, great prairie and m ountain rnuni,y with nmre than 20 years son of Portola. C alif.; 14 gran d in taxes of all sorts.
Of this
-s . nciy, as well as plenty of t w o - I '’'P**'*’*«’ ius 3 funeral director, children and 14 great-grandehihl am ount there was retu rn ed to the
f stcd footage. "C olorado Terri- Mrs- K ritt “
a ’nert.ician, a n d . ren.
state fo r m rio u s causes, such as
t**ry, * directed by famed action j
as Mr. B ritt s lady assistant,
FunenU services were held on gran ts in aid, aid paym ents to in
director Raoul W alsh, is headed
Mr
B" u
WBS form erly a '
Tuesday, April 1. at 2 p.m., at the dividuals. crop loan subsidy's, etc.,
fo r a big reception from local I l * rtn ,‘r ar»«l m anager o f the I
Selma church. Interm ent was in »132,000,000 or 29.4 cents out of
DeMosa-BritX Euiu«r.il Hom«' in '
moviegoers.
the Ib 'er Crevk cem etery in Selma. every dollar,” said Hal Y’oung of
i Corvallis, which establishm ent was
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Hull and Hull M ortuary was in Oregon Business and Tax research
' selectesl by th«‘ arm y and navy to '
during a discussion of the Hoover
charge of arrangem ents.
” I«x>k For the Silver Lining,"
fill the funeral needs of aervice
plan at the capital this week.
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a l'cchnk-olor musical p ictu n satio n
men attached to Camp A dair dur- ,
Young charactenzt'd the Hoover
of the career of M arilyn Miller,
ing Work! W ar II.
1 lan a "blueprint for the soH m cy
one ««f Broadw ay's g reatest stars,
of the A merican public.”
r« tains all ,.f the fla w r, music and
Attend
the
Eaater
Sunr
atm osphere of those g re a t shows.
Along With the New»
Ixively June Haver, who closely Service— Proctor Hill.
i esomblc.'. the famous star, is cast
as Miss Miller, and Ray Bolger
supplies the comedy and dances in
Ins » n in terp retatio n of the g reat
Jack Donohue
Gordon Mac Rae.
leading «erven and radio singing
star, playa Frank C arter, Mias
Miller'« f u s t husband.
TUESDAY W it WEDNESDAY
Ailele Jt-rg eiu tops the cast of
“ lad .v of the Chorus," with M ari
lyn Monroe, a talented, attractiv e
I londe newcomer, and Ran Brooks.
O thers in the cast are Nana
B rvant, Steven Geray and Eddie
G arr, the la tte r making his Holly
u « h k 1 dehut
a fte r more than 20
y ears' stardom as a Broadway,
radio and n.ght club e n te rta in e r
The B>»hhv T rue T n o tops the list
o f specialty acts.
Heard in "I adies of the Chorus”
a re five tim es especially w ritten
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fo r the film by Allan Roberta and
L ester Lee In addition, the Bobby
T ru e Trio presents "U hangi Love
Song "
—and—-
Crammed with action, suspense,
th rills interspersed wrth coroedy,
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an d a dash of romance. Republic's
Jww action western, “ O utcasts of
th e T rail,” sta rrin g Monte Hale,
Cave Junction
(A t k • E lectric)
te sure to sa t.jfy ail types of i
WHEN
YOU
SEE
XTHE RESULTS OF OUR
BELLE GARBE
^SKILLED CLEANING JOBS.
Funeral Home Established
In Cave Junction
Capital Parade
Although we deliver, you save 15 Percent
by taking advantage of our cash and carry plan.
Illinois Valley Cleaners
PHONE
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