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MEDFORD MAIL TRrpiTNE, MEDFORD, OREfiOX. SATTRDAY. FEBRUARY f). 1929.
PLANE INAUGURATES EL PASO LOS-ANGELES LINE
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.It 1 highly important to the
future development of every rn
iftinlty that at least one 'centrally '
located airport bo available fori
penernl use. and thin can brat be '
accomplished by testing Ita owner-1
ship In the municipality, according I
to William P. MacCrackcn, Jr., :
Assistant Secretary of Commerce:
fop Aeranautlcs. . j
Speaking before tho American!
Society of Civil Engineers at ita fall
meeting In San Diego. Calif.. Mr. i
MacCracken carefully weighed the
advantages of municipal ownership
of a public airport In each com
munity as against dependence upon
private controlled nlr terminuls.
Due to the fact that aviation has I
been, largely dependent from llie
beginning- on publicly owned air
port for terminals, there nan de
veloped a strong ientimcnt in favor
of imch a policy, tho Assistant Sec- j
retary. slated. Although undoubt
edly born of necessity, this idea of
public ownership of air terminal
facilities has gained support today
for several sounder reasons, he
contended:
. "If any community la to get the
Iiest transportation service. It must
o In a position to assure equal
opportunity for terminal facilities
to the various operators. Hut fre
quently there is only one rite avnil-
anio ror an airport that will ade
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JAPANESE HEAR
!END OF BATTLE
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W'ehfoot Star
OR CUE CROWN
A Fokker cabin plant, "The Texan," wai the first to fly on the firct air-rail route to California
from Texas. The planes connect with Texas and Pacific trains for St. Lou.e at El Paso, cutting the
time 18 hours. Inset: Mrs. J. M. Hkkeon, Jr., fint woman passenger of the service-
K0ST0NAR0S PUTS LOW BLOW CLOUDS FLYING TACKLE IS
Hagenlacher Nosed Out Last
Night By Nipponese Wiz- j
ard Cochran and Young i
Jake Last Hurdles
Pathway to Title.
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BY FINAL EFFORT! LITTLE .10 MEN OKEH IN ILLINOIS
Uy Herbert V. BrtiUer
Associated l'rusa H ports Writer
NEW YORK, Ffl. 3. OP) Two
mure hurdles to w vaulted anil '
K I n r t' y Mutauyama, couraeouai
little Japanese, will bo tho lsft ;
balkline billiards chumpioli of tho;
world. j
i) camo from behind to nose j
out Eric Hauenlacher. the un-
j'nioltonul German, to 385 last!
!ntht and keep IiIh renord in tho
(;U3 round-robin tournament unmarred l
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SCORING FLASHES ;IISS1LLER TO
FEATURE-WORK OF I FOREGO LAURELS
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A good ulled crowd s:.v MhI.
OHirACiO, Ktb. 9. IrP) Johnnv
fiisi crawl struku won hliu a curd
nuatolv Mm th h.in. .n..... lu0" lwo out 01 "ci- lronl
or lamo rommoni.v ki...i.i ... A1 Karnslclt In iheir llKl.t hta-.T
oo , acquired by an nlr transport
fpnipany, thut community would,
Jn.u largo measure, be wholly de
poildent upon the one oiu-rii'lnir
company for its air transportation
kbi-vIccs. It would be like turnln
nver Ita harbor, or the entire water
fronti lo a single steamship lino,
tiuoh a policy would be rexardi'd nr
Contrary to public policy, If not
ultoKether ridiculous.
"In addition, the city has a dffi
rii'e obJilKntlon to Its citizens and
I'Oin-LAND. Ore. F.b. 01')! vl;V VOItlC. Feb. S.-tft-ln fllICAJO. Feb
OeorKo KoHtonaros of Hollywood UIl l0 , . SonncnbcrL- s flvinc tacK0" crio ' Iofeat.
tunic I wo Li 3 nut r,r tnrpt. lrnnt .... ' D r m.
the u onilo nunchor from Term i. w-.i i., nn.,,.i. i nuius
Haute, Hud Taylor, hns contrived Tho now hi-viv..(hi m.tiin.r Pos'"on at tho
welKht match
Koflionaros' adv
told In tho Ioiik run. Kunusick
tarted out l.e a winner and ap
peared In the beat of form. The
largest crowd of tho HfuHon wit
nessed tho Contest, which whh
free from tho usual vxcfsslv
roufrhitetui characierlzinp recent
matches. ICaraelck outwrestled the
OiwK for tno i.r.Ht fall, takiim
command-
top of the
hero innf nluht l,aillv r. nan cumrivvu 1 no new heavyweight wrestling . . . ,
-a. tal of 1 tmt lo thruw lhu rur"ui 'onveiBlit champion demonstrated tho hold rs ,w th, threy raight Vic
iftiitOMi or. 1 ponos eiiniinntion t.mrni.mmit int.. ... K..r. .ni..... ..l.,..i.. torls and but two more matches
A1;!k-n"Ii a Kuard, benttv is one
Hie luiili ni-rrr. i ti
Schaefer.
Matsuyama seemed doomed
fu:it .M.ti.j;u i, , t. ,.;.s
ar on the L'niveisitv i f t;i-.-. i
elimination tournuinent int., h i,.fr n. nni- . ui.t.. tones ana but two more matches av-;eiUM. team, fc.tty H u staj
muddlf. eommiion durlnir un exhibition to p,a'' TIk-hp hint two eneas-, if il.ere ever was eoe, Mid hi ,Hin
The foul. comiiiK in the midst of match with Jack Korben of Koch- men,)l nia' We" mlw ,,iH undoing ; in this desoM has lux a a fe;ua:e
n rally, ended Taylor'h 10-ronnd cuter. N. V last nluht and the "v ,,,U31 ",l l,,b " "
battle with youn Al Sinner of New commission sanctioned it. Son- th" lwo Am(rlton contenders, Wel
Yik' huhi Nifin. in iim fmirth n..i.,.. i. f,t. ... ker Cochruii and Young Jake
round t Aladl.ion Square harden In oib'lit minutes and 15 second.
In nt nlL'ht. Tho Mow HrmtniMl
Plner to tho canvas in otoiiv and ! CHICAGO. Feh. 9. (P) Mike Mivk and decisive dcTeat In tho
JCfferco Pntsy Haley could do ' H'iiiano, Xew York heavyweight Pfl"S innlnga of hlt match with
1.1.. 1... L. . u . fi:.. wi-f al tnr t- c..u a,lt.t.A,l Ha L'Pil iHChe 1. i
t neries of reverso liead- . 1,,i..,1,n 1n'Mnut.r .(.'lialrman Paul Trehn of tho Illi- The German, in great form, tal-
the traveilnir public to nr..vl,t.. nn.Iock9. ro.PweU V?' a r,'ln ro' i Vi..w .,r th,. iin.t'iHfuetnrv nofs Hoxinir commbe-ion. that i,e lied 1 IJ curoms In his first inning !
adequatn Inndlng field for aircraft. l'"u 0a,J0?, C"m, 'ending of a p r o m 1 s i n '. k slugixin would be mispeiidnd for 30 days and 115 In his second to lead 234 i
Ueh. there ht a possibility that because of "foul tactics" used in lu 15,11 auer mose long mins. i
niatcit against Karl 1'ofeMo of uroppeu on
to
lit In 17 minutes und
after
locks.
seconds
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Th?r fr ii.i.n.wt.t oaek to take tno into ml fall w.lh
the construc-ion of o "pi t i " n" . K ' 11 "
which cannot be expressed in terms ,ho 1 """'"IV.,. " '
of.proflt. Vast sums are spent an-ir'" "- , " K"'.lck .m
nually p.rks, water and sewer- 1 "V'n "U ndv,ln",l!u ,',,"'",;d
ato sj-stums, . and in pavement,' ..,.,...., .... vivor to u"t a 'Vhut'
aim nt ii-hl,.l l .. . "liv ui v.ll'ir.M:K K ,
bof,BrUd. Kui.able mumZu a r l""'!"' nlmbttl1k. "!'" ""-'h ,"'rr
port facilities may bB u, means of ""t0 'i'0 ,!Ur""" ,rr"'.""'t'
ro T. ThT.1"'".?' ,h P"y; 1 "'" nd fell to the floor. The '' boft weapon.
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CARD HERE 13TH
The
.prosperity uf the city. An airport
pruvldes for tho crop-dusting ma
chine,, the pho-ographer. the laxi-
prlvato owner. In short, the city
becomes a part of tho transporta
tion not thai is taklnu shape in tli
Rkleu..''
ARTISTS KNOWN HERE WASH i NGTON HUSKIES
Jim .lleslln. Austniflan llht
(ilaoe, the private air yacht, ,he ",(m,s " " , . . ' . '
BUlar transport plane and !!! ' "lc?; , Uu
the preliminary. j
It was announced Ted Thyo
would w rest In K osi o n a ros h e ro
' "It I, not my purpose In thl, "tar" u Id" '
paper tq discuss the question of 3 3 ! ',""I"M-
nlrport manaKument. Hut certain I'
It is that it la tho duty of every
municipality to own an airport, Just
na much aa It Is Its duty to own
und niulntulu the streets, parks,
und harbor facilities within . its
IJmttH,"" i ., .
. Herrutary MacCracken, when he
Visited Medford In August lust year.
wa pleased. with the proposition of
thu new airport here and promised
t.iiiooperate In every -way possible
should tho new port be built.
' A municipal airport. In order to
serve -tu purpose well and bo a
rredlt- ti tho community, should be
landscaped and made otherwise at
tractive, na Hilary, and scrvlcablu to
a liiKh deurec.
Tho real needs of tho public In
the proper use of the field must he
provided and . protected, and the
acmes to tho people properly ar
r'ansed for' and controlled. This
Is provided for In the proposition
be BUhntltted to Medford pcoplo
April ?nd. i
The Initial expenml df providliiK
field and pultiiu; In into scrvlca
ble condition must naturally be in
curred by the titty, hut In time the
mvonues derived from tho use nf
the field should he sufficient lo
defray thtf cost of operation and
maintenance. '
were KUesslnR when thn score
Local friends of Jesse Stafford
and other members uf the hit:
Herb Wledoeft's dunce band which
played here several times In past
years have been much Interested
In the Ylttiphnno act now on al the
t-'raterlan theatre. The art fea
tures .lesse Ht.-iffnrd's dunre or
chestra, formerly Herb Wli iloeftn.
and uuiny familiar faces are to bo
the men will lie re-m.-i If-hed. The
bout had been planned as a means Lithuania last nlk-ht. I'ujullo Won lnu ""' Japanese tour tcet. :
of developiiii; an opponent for Tonv,')e niul.h. . j't Inches tall and weighing onlyj
t'nnzonerl with the ultimate "lir-1 , "2 pounds, kept plugging away.
pound crown worn by Andro Koutls ' fialnh l.uptnn of Northwestern tera continued to the tenth Inning, ;
of France. ; 1 n'.vr.s ty's wrestling team has when Matsuyama broke nwuy on
yet in meet nts equal In collegiate nis lon st run or tho tournament. icws in n a eoxing program
gmppllng. al i;."i puuuds. . lift, and brought the score to 331 with top-notch bouts, w.il be given
dropped Into iotil terrltury. Singer, , l"" ' "" iniercoiiegiatu if j i oga.nsi mm. i wo more in. nt ,he Armory veaiiesaay even-
a fr,t.t and clev.T boxer, had hel.l ''";lon for 1 2 s won his sntli nlng.s of careful billiards brought ,nSi i.cbr,m,.y 13, uimer mo.aus-
hls ow n with the slugging Taylor i;,'K" 'natch last night by throw- the score to 3Kf.-3:i2. ; ,.ltt.s ot tne c,,y boxlng commls-
In the first three rounds. Holt "f Wisconsin In n!ne laced Defeat. ,, wiIh Milor Jack Woo(, as
. m,. u ,i..r i ,, ,i, i minutes anil five seconds. The Faced with almost eeVtnln dc- ,,t,moi,- ,..,n k hninri vin
face of Taylor's panther-liK'e rushes " u'" at '" l" """ ,no JPi-se came to tno Joy ,. tne l(,nt fan8 of .ut,dlori1 " ;
In the third round, and the middle-j ,u''1" for lhn lnnln B;lth" and oilier pirns of the valley. The .. ---vlclent ly Call I s o n spoke
westerner tool; the session bv al. ! ,,ml 11,0 ,,all!' together and skill- laiter who havo be!n enJoyiB sweetly to his squad during the
shade. The fourth round was 62 I " 1 ful!y m,r"''1 n"" hls s"''nK l"u" the wrestling programs for a long "'"mission for they came back
no reacneo t j in tie ttageniaciier s t me pat are actually hungry m.-'. oetermineu orrenso
total and then went on to stretch lU lKe.v,'BO,e ,,oou ,.K1U8. . -lni tighter defense. Solem
his str nc; to lis and game. It au.a ,vm bc dmittcd fre-j. opened by c. Kelly converting a
wns the finest exhibition of cour- .ln0 neadi.ne event ot tho com- '' throw and making it a lie.
age and skill under stress tho lmj ,,r0srum w,i be 10 rounds Mulvi Hut two pointers but Slg-
tournament has seen . hetween ihose two sterling light- ngalii tied. Then Medford
By WADE WERNER .Matsuyama's victory left Coeh- weights 1-at Padelford of .Med-1 'sea h'' .Melvln again
IIOM.VWOOD. f'nl. Tho yoilnp-'rir. and Kdouard Horcnians, the loriU whoi!0 Worth the local light j tarttI the scoring. At end of
ont leading woman in pictures just llelglan defending title-holder, tied rna' Wt.n );n0w. and thancsl ','al'u'r 11 "'uk -Medford Salem
now seems to he Anita Lou'se. Xt for second place with two victo- o t.eary ot faeattie well known)1''
tl ease of 10, Anita is playing the rlea and one defeat each. Kchae- lightweight of conspicuous merit, I Tn'' lusl ,lUilt'r Medford kept
feminine lead in "Snue-n Sli-Jiil- for lias won one and lost one. .., ,..h. druv w th ix-c up ,ffl"ns-' and ran the score
l!nek of him tra'ls Hagenlacher Johnson ul Portland recently. Med-i on f, 7"' 1 t oul
with one victory in three starts , ,vh h ive seen I.ex ?" ful" f UH ""d Anderson took
and Fe'ix Orango of France with tlcllt her ln ,):lal years, know J.''-, ut ml uf'Kam.
i... o-n.wi hov.i . ra'l,'o i-aiiison
ford defeat the Salem l.'gh last j Wclsmuller, the gangling "kid" who
night at the armory. VVhlla the smushed a world's record In his
score wus 3 to S2. it wns not all first swimming race, haa retired
easy sailing for the homo team in ' ''''" amateur swimming ranks
, , , , . i with the greatest bag ot records
the streaky game, marked by al- ; evt i. rhunA b a na,atur. -ternate
layera of savage attacks j w,ik, t,m u h(s .t(,ens W(.
and slumps. I muller began that meteoric rise "
1 IT ' . 1 '"'iTj ! worldwide fame. Ills astonlshlngif
with consequen,t accurate shooting.
Melvin was closely checked but :
with his quick, accurate passing i
ilo McDonald and Uowermau gave i
thn fans plenty of thrills.
McDonald gave everybody, htm- i
jself Included, the greatest surprlsu j
jot the evening when, In fighting to j
get the ball from under Salem's
basket, he tipped It into their bas
ket, scoring i for Salem.
j llowei uian's shooting has stead-
fly improved and he was the chief
J point marker for .Medford. The!
idefensi with Morgan and Co melt
was faubless except at timet when ;
they let Snletn In for a set-up. 1
1 Luckily halein failed to ring.
Salem did not seem to he quite !
"on" last night. They missed many J
j set-tips even when not rushed.
; L'nable to often penetrate Med
j ford's defense Salem -resorted to
! long shots which mostly failed to
(register. Ueechler. tall, heavy j
center, was high point man. If
! the visitors find the hoop so that
j they can convert their free throws j
and set-ups the game tonight may!
I be a different talc.
McDonald opened the name by
making a basket and was fouled
j in the act. He converted one of
j the two tries, scoring 3. Hower
nian followed almost Immediately j
converting two free throws and i
Garnett tipped one In. Salern took 1
time out to stop the scoring. It 1
1 didn't work though, for Medford j
caged two more while .'. KHIy got j
one. Score at quarter. Medford
11. Salom . Salem seemed dazed1
at the speedy attack.
In too second priud Salem I
Kmin.l ItW .....1 i i. I
m nff.nVJ w-hiV. t V i . . to thi' ssl-yard event, both indoors
an orreritee which Medford fulled i ,
to check. The crowd, u-htrh h:.l
considered the game u set-up, now!
WW
JOHNNY EISSMUIUE.B
in the Illinois Athletic club before
the club's athletic committee sane
tloned It. William Jiachrach. I. A.
C. swimming coach, wroto Wciss
muller's card immediately after his
original private tryout in 1020.
Not once was the "human fish''
defeated In eight years of amateur
competition. Bachrach kept him
under cover for a few months, then
entered him In u 50-yard compe
tition. Johnny cracked the world's
record. Thereafter lm baeeed
! world's championship in every freo
style event from tho 50-yard dash
In t w o Olympics competitions
'nt nianrv ,.v,.iio..,..ni j . u I eissmuiier was uncteieatett. He
met and outswam the world's lead-
stood 14 to 1 3 for Medford at the 1 J? .f15 . mm j"
seconds old when the bout, was
'stopped.
rilnger, scaling 17 had a
pound und a half advanLagc in the
weights.
A capacity crowil of close to t.'0,
OUO saw the battle.
Screen Life in
Hollywood
Vnlted State.H, In Kurope and in the
Orient.
Hachruch credits Welssmuller ,
with perfecting the American crawl
stroke. HU style reduced water
resistance to a minimum, facilitat
ed breathing, and put the body InfT
position to niRke unimpeded use
of all its strength and leverage.
Welssmuller announced his re
tirement from amateur ranks to
enter business. He is only L'5 years
old.
IM'I.UMAN. Wash- Feb. 9. iT)
The I'niverslty of Washington
basketball quintet held lo their
northern conference 1 e a d e rship
hern last night when they over
'he'ine.l Washington State. ;ts to
" 1 .V.'lthnr ton tn liliiVml nt I. mi
,'l"v I'vioumwi. viiieng form. Wash lmtton led. 2 1 tn
ders." a picture
unique among
current pro
d it c t 1 o n s us
tlie first juve
nile talking pic
ture. Tho stur la
Junior Coghlan,
and much of the
action takes
pl.tce in a mill-
!KSR FIGHT
them are two of the tviedoott bro- 10 ,,alr. nul , the p9. J-n'":, p,
DKNVKR, t.'olo. Mickey Cohen
outpointed Joey Satas, los Ange-l'-s.
(10).
four straight defeats.
tlrnnge plays his
final match
O I.eary must be good, to have !
gone to a draw with him. I'adel- j mmte of lay
hrew In his second string the last
lachcr. Horcmnns meets Schaefer at 133 pounds.
tonight,
incrs, aeu auuou and otners as ,h r-n,,,.r .t.. n rnit,. i ..., ",' L. . i.n, i
:nKr,he'jrczrr '!!"!:!!- tu z
!"" , . a uirecior can uo with a collection
iof child voices. Incidentally, the
least nf youngsters Includes Krlch
I Von Strohelm. Jr.. son nt the dlree-itor-actor.
Apparcnlly young Krlch
eaimd the name of "timlling Ed"''"' " "rst on Strohelm to
Wledoeft's death In southern Ore
gon last year. The ixclicslr.i Is
very much the same as when con
ducted by Wledorft and puts over
some excellent musical number
and clever comedy stunts.
Ki:VKS POI'M) til ll.TV.
fContlnued from l'ngo One.)
wjth his JoMal atllludo in the n heard oa Hie talking screen.
MLIUIIA, Yucatan. f1'1 Three court room and on tho witne
Mexican youths, Manuel Lara stand, collapsed and was unable
Still Ac'.lnn
Truehn. Victor Sosa and Vlncente t" sit In h .i chair for several' '" "f talkies. Uy llie
RoHiida, are prepa.lng for n hike minute,, after ho was pronounced ia' 15 "nnKtK backdo thn screen
to nueiirs Aires. They estlnmto II' utility. I"1'"' ol!' whn " " f-
The senii-flnul at IIS pounds,
IwhK-h will be between Kidel 8an-
scho, Kllipino, w.tli Buddy Thorn
ton of .Medford will, be for six
rounds, and promises to bo o
whirlwind event also. Sanscho is
a young Filipino who recently ar
rived in this country from the
l'h.llppines, where he fought 60
batiks. Including one with Joe
S u s a r a for t lie featherweight
championship of tho Philippines.
Thvro will also be two good
CHIl'AliO. Keb. 9. (1 Paddy
Harmon, president of- the new
The llnc-up was:
I Salem. pf, .-t. y.. T)
iSlgmund. f 0 l
!" Kells, f 1 3 i r,
, Ilecchler. c 0 n
I -cker, g 1 oo
i It. Kelly, e - 0 1 j
Total 22
Medford. I'f. ft. j-g, 'ti.
Melvin. f 3 o 1 s
Gowernian, f o s Ti 13
, McDojiald. c ......3 I ft 1
I Morgan, g 4 ,
Oarnett, s i 9 , :,
(Anlerson, a 0 n o
! T,""i 71
-Mills was referee.
will take n year and a hall.
The tint
TOKYO. (!) Japan has been t Jnll by Superior Judge Kdwln
slow lo Inaugurate a goveninieiit 1. llutler, Mnrln county surrogate
air mull service. The dcparlmen' presiding until sentence is pro
of coinmimlcatlniis now promises noiiuced Monday at in o'clock. The
thai lllllll planes will be put In up-'penally for criminal ion-nlrn-y
wcio .efd.-ici Mm "r a"""lcr "lioppetl oul of thi
silent drama. Ainoi: ; them is Iin-
Hers Stevens, who quit the screen
iln HOI to sell southern California
j real estate. Whi'n an acquaint
unce. seeing him at work on a I
announced later.
had.es will bu admitted free!
that night, and Insurance that
Chicago stadium, wus confident : everything in the ring enclosure
today, of weathering objections of ; will bo conducted in an okay man-i MASON CITY, al. Bobby
tho Illinois stnto athletic commls- ! ncr. is attested by the fact that O'Dowil. Cedar Uaplds. Iowa oul-.-lon
In his plan to match Mickey i Fred Kiickson will be the referee. I pointed Hash Kandoui Kansas
walker and Tommy Loughran for
the light heavyweight champion- j
ship here next month.
The commission has advised
Iliirmon that it would not sanction
ICIty n-n.
sound stage as the doctor in "The 1 tn" Proposed match as Walker, i
chu.mi ..MM .,pru ueiwecii iuk;o:js irom ono to li years in tne ...,.,. f .,. ,,.. ; . ' r nuddlewelght litlehohbp ... ,,.
I ami K uto.
r
KTDKliY. Australia. Keb. . (.11
sldcl L Itiirba. former world j
flj Weight champion, defeated Wil
lie Htiilth, buuth African baiilam. !
weight on' points in a ir-rounl
boat hqro toniuht. I
Timr to Shine vm-l'p
"So vou're aetfnc nciilir" sin-nn. I IT suspension by the National
' I objected. "Selling- real estate." hu I ""XI"K association for failure to Schwartz. New York, outpointed
BERLIN. A'i A juii bsnd v
heard for tho first tlmo in a IVus
rlatt. Jail hen thu . IninatcH of
Jiaotzenesu prison near Lleriln
war glvnn a opeclal holiday treat.
Carb number wus rocelrcd villi
thunderous npplaiiBc.
!-' K0V.NO,- () Lllliuania U Imv j
lug. tliUkull time getllm nien '
for tho uriny liccause evcrybodv i
wnts to be lu tint, cavalry, l.lilni. I
unlan fnrmer lads grow up In Ilia I
sauniB ana Uun culled to (he
army take their liorsea with tlictu.
' B K I.G A K 1 K. i A') 1 he hones of
1119.000 Boidlorft ut Herhin. Kntiicc.
Knglnnd und t;rec will lie placed
In a massive tomb which tho Jugo
slav FovvAnivtit haa erected nt
KonitchBlklan. On Ihls blood-'
drenched hilltop the allies defeat
d tho Jlulgurlans 10 years ago.
1: l . . . a
, Easily itihialled oud hffiidy to,
reach, u starting lever for a Mod-1-A
Fords replaced the ttrtnl but-
tun or rod. it is bracketed to the j
stoorlng.i'oluinu support, is opera- j
tvl by simply lining the flngcri
and leaves thu feot free for brake
and iilutub, . Thu Installation of
tho lever requires no alterations or
drilling of extra holes.
.
Clean rags wauled at the Mall
Tribu.no 01:1(0,
f'Ti'tX till
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Isani, "is essentially an actor's work.
, I've never stopped acting."
He might have added Hint some
I of his new subdivisions opened as
; iiramniically us a new piny. One
i tract he put on the market ditl :t.
HHJrt.Oon w.i.Hi of business In 9o
i days. So his screen acting is Just
a Jich man's hobhy.
! Unmuzzled
! One nf Hie first th!nrF,evoryonc
I tiotb ed w hen talking pl.iuro pro
Idutiloti began here was that the
idlrcclor, whose habit of lalkin--; or
isuotitnig ul the aitors in the inldsi
of a scene had come to he regarded
us inseparable from the creative
act of making movies, was now
compelled to seal his Hps and ro
main utterly hushed while the play
ers spoko their linei) tor tho micro
Phone.
alurally that couldn't last. It
was too good lo be true. Technl
chuHl ut Kirst National huvo devis
ed n sort of siier nioiilhpiece that
fits over the director's face like a
gas mask and permils him to talk
as much us he like In the sound-rtx-tirdlng
crew in Ihu cnnliol room
by telephone.
o-.. .?
iiui..icr yeur uas rulieu unntiio am jionera m ua- t uivt.i.iv vt im-yen
ru rtailv lo .Uiue camnus iheei ut a dime )cr, tliu money to b-.1 tvcit lo
viiarity work in ttio City of i.ngcuc. tieno Laird, clmirttuiu of the suuunl
" junior thine duy, U hers fictuttd iruclioirg on tin) exierds of a Co 1 1, Hul
I Urcjij. , .. --
MANY III1.I.S t lKlUl) STATUS
(Continued trom l'ugo One.)
wMle under thu influence ot Hu
tu. The sumo ccuimltto also upon
lored a 1111 to require ili-ugglsts to
'kfep a record of sales ot all medi
cines rotitaliiini; alcohol lu nuali
llcs greater than allowed In bever
ages allowed uutior the prohibition
defend his title often enough. I Krenchy Dclangcr. Toronto. (10).
vt alker Una signed u, meet
Loughran. 111111 the kilter's slgna-! TOI.KOO, O. Murray Gltlitz. of
lure was expected today. Harmon New- York, outpointed Joo I'acko,
said. Harmon wants the match to 'Toledo (10).
dedicate the $;,uuu.uva stadium. '
I HOLLYWOOD. Cal. Kid Kran-
jcis. Italy, outpointed Clayton Goud
! Culver City. "Cal., (10).
Fights Last Night Dinner Tomorrcw
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
(liy the Associated Press)
TORONTO Corporal Izzy i
BUFFALO, f. Y. Meyer Grace.
Chicago, 113, outpointed Bobby
'Traccy, Buffalo, (8).
EAU OLA! HE. Wi. Johnnie
Clccone. Uiuluth and Jlmmio Beck
er, Chicago, drew (10).
v. . t SAN' 15IEGO Bearcat Wright.
BOsTO Jeh. n,g Bill I Omaha, knocked out Mac House,
T.lden ha been restored to good i ls Angeles (s).
...... ..me. of, uu uniuiiui- in icnnie.
The executive committee of the
United States t-awn Tennis associ
ation aMed on his esse inside of
five minutes Inst night. A repre- I
sentatlvo of tho amateur rules I
commit!' i. read a report that stat-'
SANTA FL N. M. Eddie Mack
knocked out Bobby Bridges, In
dianapolis (6).
Beniiclt. to Dc Officer.
LINTON, Ind., Keb. 9. (P
cd that 1. group, alter Investlgut- ! Charles 'Chuck" Bennett, one of
Ing the entire case which started i 1,10 greatest halfbacks in Indiana
last summer w:ien Tllden was sus- i lm' erslty s foottjall history may
landed from amateur play for "arry on for the army's gridiron
violating tho pluycr-wrlter rule, forces. Bennott has been notified
recommended thut the former th.it he successfully passed all re
champlon be restored to good ' iulitments and examinations to
standing. As soon as bc finish., I enter W-st point,
the executive committee, without u i zr
dissenting vote, voted to put the
recommendation Inlo effect.
As a result of Ills decision, Tll
den Is expected lo head the rank
ing list, based on tho 19!s play.
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