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BEDFORD' MAIL TKTBUCT. MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 55, 1931 PAGE FIVE Local-and Personal 1 MA FERGUSON TO ! i Local and rersnal , (IPPMRIINR Visit Grandmother Gertrude Joan and Babble Suzanne Ampocer ol Eugene are guests m Medford of their grandmother, Mra. T. J. Amspoker. Mra. Moore Leavea Mra. Everett Moore of Butte PMlls left on the soon Shasta for Cottage Grove, Where ahe will spend a week visiting friends. . . Motor to Beach Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Carpenter motored to Crescent City Sunday and are spending this week vacationing along the coast. Miss Nelll Home-MIss Nydah Nclll, chief deputy of the county clerk's office, has returned from a week's vacation. , ... I Complete Vacations The Misses Constance and Eleanor Ames return ed Sunday from a week's vacation spent in ''an Francisco. The trip both ways wsa made by plane. Mrs. Ingraham Arrives Mrs. John Ingraham of Qulncy, 111., arrived In Medford this morning to be guest for a time of Mrs. Anna Hart, who is spending the summer here. Mr. Koozer Expected Ralph Kooe er, who represented the Medford Elks lodge at the convention In Birming. ham, Ala., Is expected to return to .Medford this evening. . Insurance Men. Here Dudley Q Allen of the Imdon Lancashire In surance company and Phillips Beck of the California Insurance company are both visitors In Medford today rom Portland. . . Monday Shoppers Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Green of Talent are In Medford today shopping and attending to busl- neas matters. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Lyon of Klamath Falls are also busi ness callers here. ... Miss Klckman In Hospital Miss Bamona Rlckman of 104 Genesee street is lr the Community hospital, where she underwent a major opera tion and la getting along aatlsfsc torlly. ... Dr. Kresse at convention Dr. A. F. " W. Kresse Is attending the Shrine convention In San Francisco, being one of the large delegation of Med ford members leaving Sunday. He will return to this city next Sunday. ... ' Miss Kenney Improved Miss Frances Kenney, who recently under went a major operation at the Com munity hospltai, was reported In a much Improved condition this after noon. ... Smiths Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith of Seattle are In Medford as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hlrsh Laughlln. Mr. Smith pilots the Unit ed Air Lines plane between Seattle and Portland. . . . Operation Mrs. W. B Smith of South ' America, who has been a guest of friends at Central Point, underwent a major operation a: the Community hospital this morning. . . Belts Continue South Mr. and Mrs. H. Celaus Belt and children, who arrived here Saturday from Seattle . to be guests of Mrs. Maude Chapmen and mother, Mra. Julia Kimball, left yesterday to continue their trip south by motor through cauiornia. ... Bay City Callers San Francisco people visiting in Medford tnis weea and registered at local hotels are F. H. Lennox- and wife, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Jerry Schoenfeld. Another California city Is represented by C. A. Wright of Long Beach. ... Accident on Stage Road Report was made to the city police of minor auto accident on the Old Stage i roed, wherein an auto parked with 1 wheels on the road sustained fender damage when a passing car came txt close. ... Leave for Vacation Miss Irva Few. ell. reporter on the Mall Tribune, and Mlsa Gladys Murphy, who will enter the University of California next month, left yesterday by motor for Newport and Seaside, where they will nend a week vacationing at me beach. ... ramplntr on Rogue Three mem bers of Medford's future generation of rough and ready sportsmen are . camping on Rogue river at Shady Cove this week. They are: Sammy Richardson, Bob Lee and Jimmy Mc Colllster. They are doing their own cooking, they claimed yesterday, and announce the food 'excellent. Yes Sir Fluhrer's new Bridge Tea Rolls are Only 5c For a pack of ten. Ask your favorite grocer for this Super Value. I J Scheffel on Vacation Fred Bchef- ! fel, city superintend ent, U spending this week vacationing andhu not announced plana for any trip. Vawter Returns Wm. V&wter ar rived on the train from Portland this morning, having completed a short business stay In the north. In Klamath Falls A. 8. Roeen baum, district agent for the South--em Pacific, la In Klamath Falls to day, attending to business Interests of the railroad. Shell Plane In The Shell Oil com pany plane stopped at the Medford airport this morning, piloted- by W E. Fletcher, flying from Seattle to San Francisco. Pilot Fletcher was accompanied by four passengers, Make Lake Trip Among out-of-town callers leaving this morning on the bus for Crater lake were Mrs. W. J. Paddon and son, W. W. paddon of New York City, E. J, Smith and Miss Ethel Smith of Portland. From Neighboring Towns Walter Summers of Beagle Is a business caller In Medford today as Is Mrs. Edith Weld man of Eagle Point, Mrs. W. R, Jordan of King's highway la alBO a shopper today. From a Distance Among MedfoTd callers registered it local hotels from distant points are Eugenia Furmann of Jamestown, N. Y., Mrs. and Miss Partridge of Vancouver, B. C, and Mr. and Mrs. R. Rlddell of New York Clty. VP Mrs. Rhodes Returns Mrs. Harry E. Rhodes, who has been visiting in Los Angeles for the past several weeks, returned to her home on Beau Lane today. Mr. and Mrs. F. M Rhodes of Beverly Hills are guests, at the Rhodes home on Be all lane. Visitors In City Mabel O. Hatton of New York City Is registered at a local hotel today. J. C. Haley of Ta coma Is also a hotel guest, as are Chas. B. Gray of Marsh field, R. E. Toner of Eugene and D. E. Nicholas of Klamath Falls. Here from the South Among Call- fornlans registered at hotels In this city are Miss IS. P. Gallagher, Miss J.vG. Smith, Mrs. G. M. Nelson. A. F. Nelson, R. 8. Morse. M. H. Hansen. and J. R. Goodall, San Pranclsco, and J. W. Martin, Los Angeles. . Port land era Here Portland Is well represented In the list of guests reg istered at local hotels today. From the Ross City are S. W. Stuttaford, former resident of Medford, Oscar G Weber, John W. Hlney, S. A. Male. horn, A. K. Lumsden, Mr. and Mrs p. F. Hlnc and H. S. Wright. Mr, Oils trap Here Ernest L. Gil strap, vice-president of the Southern Oregon Publishing company, Is in Medford for the week to take charge of the advertising department of the Mall Tribune during the absence of Herb Grey, manager, who is attend ing the Shrine convention In San Francisco. Two Building Permits Walter Lev erette has applied for a permit to remodel his building on South cen tral to provide for the expansion of Burelson's store. G. E. Lock wood has also applied to the city building de partment for a permit to build a 130 addition to his home between Tripp and Almond streets. Expected Home Soon Mrs. C. C Van Scoyoc, who has been visiting friends In Seattle for the past two months," Is expected home th last of this week. She will atop for a short visit with friends in Portland, Salem and Eugene before continuing to Medford. While in the north she re cently enjoyed a trip to Canada. Many Enjoy Swimming Th Can trail swimming hole In the Applegate river was a popular place with Med ford swimmers yesterday. Many local people motored up the stream for picnic lunch and returned to spend the remainder of the afternoon and evening cooling off at the swimming hole, which Is better supplied with water this season than it has been for several years. Mynatt Much Improved O. My natt, 25, of Eagle Point, who auS' talned serious injuries last week In the explosion of dynamite In a well he was drilling out from Esgle Point, was reported in an Improved condi tion at the Sacred .Heart hospital today. Injuries to hla skin, which were expected to bring permanent scars, according to report Saturday, are much better today and less pain ful. RerlsterM at Hotels The local ho tel lists carry today, among other names. O. F. McDougall of Grand Jpnctlon, Colo., Mr. and Mra. J. L. Mllanl of Seattle, C. C. Evans of Salem, W. R. Beady, H. Treblehorn, C. Avery Jordan. E. J. Haurllb. Ben Schnerden and Ed Lipson. Portland: Miss Emma Seim of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Body of Seattle. B. Weber, Alturas, Cl., and A. Unzer, San Franc laco. Many Take Anto Kiama Ward McReynolds, state ewnlner for auto driver's license. Is 'in Medford today, examining Jackson county applicants and announced this afternoon that he expects at least 50 to take the examination before the close of the dav. Twenty-five pent of the ap - plicant are asking for driver s license for the first time, he stated, and many of them are women. Mr. Mc Reynolds will eontinu from Medford tn Kismath Falls to return to mu city tgaln In about two weeks. Au'lrallan Red Branded SYDNEY. (API Feeling against sovietlsm Is running high In Austra lia's rural dlatrlcte. At Blnnaway, on the Castlereaul river, a revolutionary farmer was selaed and branded acroas the forehead with the letter "RED," ROME, i API women In Italy outnumber men by 1,000.000, there being only B78 men lor every 1000 women. In this diproportlon Italy Is urpatrt onlT by Greece. Ireland. Turkey, Bulgaria and Luxemburg. VI I WUL VlkllUIIIM DALLAS. Tex., July 35. (AP) Mrs. Miriam A. "Ma" Ferguson, once governor of Texas, again basked In the limelight today as she led Gover nor R. S. Sterling by 3.000 votes on return from Saturday's democratic primary. The democratic nomination in Texas Is equivalent to election, but the yotea polled by six other candl- Associated Presa Photo MMa' Ferguson dates were expected to necessitate a run-off between Mrs. Ferguson and Sterling at the August 37 primary. They were the leading candidates two years -ago. Sterling winning at the second primary. Ma" and her husband, James E. Ferguson, also a former governor, who was Impeached after election to a sec ond term in 1016, had nothing to say "at this time." Ma's campaign largely was con ducted in the columns of the "Fergu son Forum, a weekly newspaper. It was featured by attacks on reputed extravagance of the Sterling admin lstratlon. A proposal that congress be peti tioned to submit repeal or retention of national p.nhlbltlon to the states earned two to one, but less than half the democrats had expressed them selves on the Issue. OWYHEE Olen Arnsplger was speaker at the luncheon today of the Kl wants club. held at the Hotel Medford, and gave a very Interesting report of the dedi cation of the Owyhee dam In east ern Oregon, which will enable the Irrigation of 123.000 acres of land. The luncheon attendance was small today because of many members of the club being out of towm. for the Shrine convention. Political Drama . At Fox Craterian Einstein's theory of "bent light' has nothing on a camera that can "shoot" around two corners at once, This paradoxical . feat was acorn- plished in the filming of "The Washington Masquerade," now show ing at the Fox-Craterlan theatre, with Llonlel Barrymore in the leading role. The camera filmed Barrymore In a scene, and at the same time looked around two .corners and picked up Karen Money In another room. Mir rors, scientifically ground and fo cused, and placed at strategic angles, made the effect possible. From an optical standpoint the scene was one of the most Intricate ever filmed. "The Washington Masquerade.1 based on the Henry Bernstein stage hit, "The Claw." is a vivid drama of political life at the national capital Barrymore plays a senator from the middle west who becomes a towering figure In national politics until his career is endangered by a woman. Many "inside" glimpses into political affairs are given. Interesting Cast In Holly Picture A story full of human Interest and sparkling with originality and hu mor go to make "Steady Company" a splendid bit of entertainment. This pttcure opened at the Holly theater yesterday and will continue for today and tomorrow. Unique in tftat It has no star, this picture does have quite a cast of well known players who are familiar to everyone. Henry Armettta as the Italian shoemaker is perhaps the most Itneresttng char acter, while Zazu Pitta. June Clyde and Norman Foster carry the rest of the atory. GRIFFITH FILM AT RIALTO THEATRE "The Struggle," D. W. Orlfflth'a masterpiece on prohibition. Is the IFox Rlalto'a offering for today and ' Wednesday. With elections to be held in the fall, and the wet : question one of moat vital Interest. I the picture deals with a subject most Oood grades of lumber at cull prices. Medford Lumber Co. Real Estate or Insurance Lear It to Jones. Phone 703. M Js arm w Richard Barthelmesi In "ALUS THE DOCTOR" f fomedr. Cartoon. Tritelsurh (: I'i.j" H Ml M UN I'lftr Till! .j'lilttiili lln.itt Courthouse News , (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co. 131 S Sixth Street) Real estate Transfers Sheriff to 01 Orchards Inc., deed. EV, sec. 33; 8W,4 of SWVi sec. 34; part NWK wc. 3 in iwp. 36 S. R. 1 W. SWli o: XVYt 3; Wl, of nr.',: NEd, of NEVi: NUMi of 3!4 sec. 4, all In twp. 37. 8. R. 1 W. Ann Ruth Pierce et vlr to Mildred Hendorson et vlr. W. D. Lot 4. blk. 3. City of Medfori. Land in D. L. C. 43, twp. 37, S. R. 1 W. In Medford. Nancy A. Gunderson to Horace Gunderson. Q. C. D. 13 acres In sec. 18, twp. 30, 8. R. 4 W. Horace aunderson to Charles O. Harding et ux. W. D. la acrea In sec. 10, twp. 30. 8. R. 4 W. Charlea H. Stam to Emma Stam. w. d. swu of Bwy: e of sw'4 less land sold: 37 acres in SE, of NWV: NEH of SEVi sec. 23, twp. 84. S. R. 4 W. Charles K. Stam to Emma Stam. W. D. NE'4 of NWV4 sec. 37, twp, 34. 8. R. 4 W. Sheriff to Jackson County Bldg. & Loan Assn. Cert, of sale. Lot 1, blk 3 Amy and Harbaugh's Add. to Cen tral Point. Norval E. Wiley to Lestef J. Mesaal. W. D. HEVt of SEVi sec. 13. twp i, 8. R. 1 E.. except 1 acre. Lester J. Measal to W. O.' Messal. W. D. NE'.of 8E14 sec. 13, twp. 30. 8. R. 1 E. except 1 acre. Wlllard Whitman et ux to J. W Wakefield et ux. W. D. North 04.8 feet of E. 313 ft. lot 7; north 04.9 feet lot 8, in blk. 3. Crowell Addition, Medford. Sheriff to Maude E.'Lamm. Cert. of sale. Lots 3 and 4, Davis Sub division of Medford. Maude B. White to Jackson County. Q. c. D. Land In sec. 10, twp. 39, S. R. 1 E. Mildred Henderson et vlr to O. S. Pierce et ux. Deed. Lot 4, blk. 3, City of Medford. Land In D. L. C. 43. twp. 87. 8. R. 1 W. in Medford. Wm. Cottrell et ux to Aletha vaw ter et al. Deed. Land in sec. 38, twp. 34, S. R. 1 W. Moore Hamilton et al to Cyrus T. Hamilton et ux. W. D. 30 acrea In sec. l, twp. 37, 8. 3. 3 w. Florence P. McDonoufzh to Richard L- McDonough. Deed. Part NWjl of SW"4 sec. 5; SE'4 of NW14; NEVi of SW'i; SW of SEVi; lots 3 and 4 sec. 5 and land in D. L. C. 38, all in twp. 40, S. R. 3 E. . 8herlff to Jackson County Building and Loan aasn. sheriff deed. Tract In sec. 10. twp. 39, 8. R. 1 E. Alice Brlgga Shepard et-' vlr to Bonney H. Mulrhead. W. 'D. 8.20 acrea In see. 29, tp. 87, 8. R. 1 W. Amanda A. Conlee to 11. G- Enders. W. D Lots 37 and 38 and 39 High land Park Add. to Ashland. Aletha Vawter et al to William H. Lydlard. W. D. Tract in Gov't lot 0 in sec. 28, twp. 34. 8. R. 1 W. Modern Woodmen of America to John J. Rltter et al. W. D. 8. 28 ft. lot 1, blk. 10, Town of Gold Hill. Marriage Licenses. Joe L. Hendrlckson and Bessie Stone. Walter R. Allen and Elizabeth Han son. " James E. Olson and Ernestine Steele. Jacob K. Fleischer and Mary Peas ley. Ethel Miller vs. Robert L. Miller; divorce. H. L. Claycomb as Claycomb Motor Co. vs. Lawrence Rltzlnger; chattel lien. R. R. Duncan vs. Heel Newland; chattel lien. A. L. Mee, Llda E. Mee vs. D. C. Kunkler, et al.: foreclosure. In the Matter of the Estate of Henry D. Angle, deceased (Circuit Court). R. O, Stephenson vs. Fred Brandt; for money. Lee Burns vs. Pacific Greyhound Stages, Inc., a corp.; for damages. E STILL UNCERTAIN SALEM. July 26 (AP) Procedure for the making of loans under the emergency relief and construction act haa not yet been established and some time will be required before loans can be made, Governor Julius L. Meier was Informed by telegram here today. The wire was sent to the executive department by Oeorge R. Cookaey, secretary of the recon struction finance corporation. The governor has not yet i nounced his policy In seeking relief funds under the act, but will await further consideration of the measure and information on the procedure, BLARNEY STONE KISS AT COST OF HIS LIFE CORK, Irish Free State, July 28 (AP) James Burke of Chsrlsvllle Insisted he could klas the blarney stone without anyone holding his legs aa he hung heed downward over ths parapet, aa so many pil grims have done. He tried It, slipped, and fell 100 feet to his death at the foot of the ancient castle. Kissing the stone, tradition says, gives the power of eloquent and-per-suaslva speech. This Is an exieptlonally good lunrh alv serve JSe BIRTH CONTROL DECISION OPENS HOI' ARGUMENT CHICAGO. July 25 (AP) A storm of contradictory comment has fol lowed a decision by Circuit Judge Daniel P. Trude In which he gave the first judlclat approval of birth control ever expressed In Chicago, The decision was given in the case of Mrs. Gertrude Bemls who was granted separate maintenance from her husband, Walter J. Bemls, a con sulting engineer. "It Is ev'.dent to me," the court said, "that too many children have been born to this couple. The mother rebelled at motherhood. The Job was too much for her. In granting the separate mainten ance Judge Trude specifically cited the couple's five children as the rea son for their marital discord, and Ignored Mrs. Bemls' charge that her husband centered hls attentions on anotner woman. Commenting on the court's action, Dr. Rachelle Yarros. a woman medical specialist, said "a woman ought to have the right to decide how many children she can care for without In Jury to her health." Judge Joseph A. Oraber of the court of domestic relations, on the other hand, took an opposing view, I have found that children do more to patch up broken homes than any other single factor," he said- Judge Trude told Mrs. Bemls to go to California on a vacation, away from her five children. IN MOSCOW (AP) The American section of the foreign colony staged a run on one of the Moscow stores operated for foreigners when they discovered "made In U. S. A." canned goods on its shelves. Pangs of homesickness mingled with hungry, anticipation overcame their dismay when they learned the exorbitant prices, and the whole stock was bought In a few hours. The prices Included black pepper at 94.85 a pound; one-half pound cinnamon, (340; one pound coffee. 93.00; one pound rolled oats, $1.35; one medium-sized can salad oil, 93.00; one pound powdered cocoa. 92 00. Canned milk was the only reason able Item In the stock, selling for 10 cents & small can. The goods, all standard American brands, were turned 1 over to the store by the customs house which seized them for non-payment of the duty levied on all "goodies'' from abroad. ASTORIA OFFICIAL HELD IN BRIBERY ASTORIA, Ore., July 38. (AP) William Mannlla, 38, city commls sloner of Astoria, was held In Jail here today following hla arrest Sun. day. pending an investigation on technical charge of violating a si me law. He was arrested with Joe Dlmltroff, said by police to have been Involved several times In liquor law violations. Chief of Police John Acton, who with two other officers, made the arrest, has refused .to discuss the case before consulting with the dis trict attorney. They Intimated, how ever, that bribery and liquor con spiracy accusations In connection with the case were being invesvi gated. Both Mannlla and Dlmltroff were held today without ball. Italy Disowns F.xllra ROME (AP) Decorations given to Italians who became anti-fascist and now live abroad, are being jcancelled. The first to suffer waa Don Lulgl Btureo, head of the defunct popular party. He lost hla rank as an officer of the crown of Italy. Well Papered Walls STOCKHOLM (API Thirty layers of paper were found by workmen on the wslls of an old house near the Swedish royal palace. The Initial layer was handpatnted and dated back to the sixteenth century. ROXY THEATER Tueiday, July 28 . "BIG PARADE" In HOUND with JOHN OII.BRRT l.at Times Tnnlgtit "ONK HOI R WITH VOC" Maurlre Chevalier Children loc Adults 18c c Merchants Lunch DAILY AT REX CAFE t sperlsl summer price. and a .We lunrh. Wales Produces Beer With Kick LOriPON (AP) The Prince of Wales brews a smooth beer and a strong one. The ale for which he served as brew master while visiting a big b re wry last March Is clashed as some of the strongest the firm haa ever made, smooth, and a great success. It's not for sale and even priv ileged persona can't have any (or I two years. Find Rio Needs Subway RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) A sub way in Rio de Janeiro haa been rec ommended by an engineering com mission, which found the population of Brazil's capital and Its suburbs to be 3,500,000, They suggested HI miles of underground as a starter. Ar(Mi.n Wells In Tripoli OASIS OF OADAMES, Tripoli. (AP) Discovery of water 1200 feet under this oasts has made possible an extension of farming lands and started Italian provincial authorities on a hunt for other artesian outlets in t.he desert. WEST LINN. Bids asked for Im provement of Buck street. TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY PLUMS for Jelly. 3c lb. 341 Haven. FOR SAIJ5 Apricots, 3c lb. Top Nnth Orchrd. 10 minutes from town, end of King's highway. Look for signs. Phone 610-J-l. FOR SALE Crabapples. Phone 855-L. 101 Portland Ave. for TRADE Equity in well located steam-heated apt. house, for acre age or whs? Box 607T, Phone 1013. FURNISHED APTS 3.50 and M.50 week: lights, water, quarter mevcr 1005 W. Main. modern furnished 8-room house newly decorated: close to schools: 17.50. water paid. Permanent renters. 340 Haven or Call at 1322 Locust- FOR SALE Or trade for fruit and produce, redwood posts, wheat, bar ley, chickens. Want summer apples, peaches! berries or vegetables. Adams Produce Co., 529 Bessie St. FOR SALE Ford Victoria, late 'SI model, perfect oondltlon, low mlle ane: msny extras, Including Strom berg downdraft carburetor; new rubber, -'33 license. Must sacrifice Will take cheap car In trade. Call at 407 King St. Phone 884-B. FORCED TO BELL SEE THIS BARGAIN Property located at Fourth and Iw streeta (307 N. ivy) must do soia at once to settle an estate. Eight room. 2-story frcrne house; hot and cold water. batJ electricity, largo lot 103x100. with east front and beautiful shade trees, large garage with cement floor, double wod sheds, new concrete . pavement on both streets: very close in and suitable for flrat-claaa apartment house: valuable property at any time. Price J500: S1B00 will han dle. Inquire at 307 N. Ivy St. FOR SALE 5-acre improved ranch on highway. M.000; terms. Inquire fiao No. Riverside. MONARCH electric ranee tn excellent condition, or will trade for good wood range. R. Mark, Jacksonville. TRADE Model T Ford steel box pickup, for gearshift coupe. 1803 W. Main. FOR RENT 8-room house, 113.80. Inquire 243 Beatty St. PICKLING cucumbers, cut flowers, fryers, pullets. Mrs. Dressier, 1107 E. Main. NOW SHOWINCr "Steady Company Attenion, Men 6 Rulei For Keeping Steady Company 1 Give her a buw at least once a day. 2 Step out with her at least twice a week. 5 Don't look at any other nifty babei mush. 4 Slip her a fancy gift now and then. 5 Dont forget to tell her what a iwell dame the li. 6 Take her to the Holly to tee Steady Company AND A DANDY PROGRAM OF SHORT HI 1UF.CT E EIGHTS HOLLYWOOD One way to become a movie director Is to buy a wild horse, write a story to star it In and convince a producer you're the only one to direct the picture. That, briefly, Is how Earl Haley, who served a long apprenticeship in the studlrw. haa achieved his ambi tion. He is a remarkably enthusias tic fellow of 28 whose eagerness Is the reason h dldnt remain a day laborer long, once he got Inside a studio. A few months ago, while an assis tant director, Haley purchased the long inactive Rex, so-called king of wild horses, his running mate, Lady, and Marquis, the heavy In every horse opera. Rex has been starred in several films, one of which netted Hal Roach, according to report, nearly a million douara. A few days ago. Haley's friend, Howard Hawks (whom ho aided In the direction of "Scarface"), obtain ed an audience with an executive for him. Haley sold his story, got his THE COOLEST TODAY and WITH LIONEL BARRYMORE KAREN MORLEY r xRi t DON'T MISS THE ATTRACTIVE WESTINGHOUSE DISPLAY IN OUR FOYER COURTESY PEOPLES ELECTRIC TUESDAY WEDNESDAY D- w- grifmh'' "The Struggle" At Geary and Taylor IhyOy " clico visitor decu nIHclei a la carte the diner a Cisco's mull ship-strewn Oakland and Hei the hills on the c way. The view marvelous, a sedstive to delight to the Jaundiced hotel. Mere, tnose environment ui quiyS- I p " 'Wfc vCVV . : .v. .-;vsv iraveiersreiurnvry. UiY XNJ ui. .uiiiiirA u iVVW Cllft, nhyilifa.y . Vf VOk .cVJiSr01" ,u"e Vet old JRjtf . V3s2? OSSM.'1 n1 located5r ' vSTiitfir V OOC'rnlsh- Itar X . CONGEE FUNERAL PARLOR West Main at Newtown Office County Coroner horses rented and himself hired as director. He begins soon directing "Wild Horse Stampede" on the Navajo reservation In Arizona. Haley says the hardest Job Is yet to come; he must prove ha Is a di rector. Haley refuses to put a value on his stable, which Includes two other horses used as doubles for Rex la the close-ups. He believes be can earn as much as i50,000 a year with them. He has Rex Insured for 135,000 and Lady and Marquis for 30OO each. Doubles apparently are plentiful! they are not insured. It Is not Improbable Haley will make a name for himself In Holly wood. Ordinarily "horse show" dU rectors don't reach great heights, but Hatey has an Idea his picture will bs the wedge to help him to bigger things. Haley also wrot the screen play for Will James' "The Lone Cowboy and LaFarge's "Laughing Boy." An orphan, he ran away from Tucson. Arlie., asylum when he wasj 12: he never went to school again. He has been a cowboy, a aallor and a roustabout. Reds Busy In Argentina BUENOS AIRES (AP) The news paper La Prensa says It has found 621 publications In Argentina, print ed In every language from Spanish to Arabic and Esperanto, Inciting the masses to violence and picturing th coming of communism. SPOT IN TOWN WES TUESDAY r LAST TIMES TODAY "Letty Lynton" i Any Seat I i5c I : ie jaded appetite. Oath two other equally fam- the Florentine rtoora delightfully airy the main lobby. 5ome MO guest room, each present day :y. Al- major hotel of hough it li rated aa ice and value-rivlne. . there are surprlilnkW rates start at 13 single and 4 m.
