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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1932. PAGE FIVE E TOLD ACTIVITIES OE Reports, on Chamber of Commerce activities were made at Wednesday's forum luncheon at the Hotel Med ford by O. l. MacDonald, chairman of publicity; J. S. Thompson, chair man of agricultural finance, and Hamilton Patton, representing the tax oommlttee of the chamber. Reviewing the publicity program of the chamber, Mr. MacDonald placed special emphasis upon the plana for celebration here In June, 1934, of Orion's diamond anniver sary, and asked all persons present to send to friends out of state copies of the Invitation, aval'.able at the Chamber of Commerce. Copies of the diamond anniversary Invitation were distributed to the luncheon guests. The first work undertaken by the oommlttee. Mr. MacDonald stated, was the compilation and publication of a recreational folder, 15,000 copies of which are being sent out. Com pilation of a county booklet, for pub lication of which sufficient funds have not been raised, was also re ported by Mr. MacDonald. publicity gained In the American Legion monthly, the Northwest Souvenir booklet. "Better Fruit" magazine. "Pa cific Sportsman." "The Sacramento Be," and the publication of pamph lets on various phases of agricul tural development In Jackson county were also listed. Mr. Thompson, on reporting the work of the agricultural finance com mittee, stated that everything pos lble la being done to obtain finan cial aid for local orchardlsts as crop loans. Mr. Patton, In reviewing the tax situation, said that the first thing necessary to a lowir tax program is the realization that governments slty. county and state must quit pending so much money. The Chamber of Commerce committee Is working with the board of directors in a program to accomplish this reduction. E GRANTS PASS. Dec. 15. (Spl.) The Josephine county budget body went down the line In making drastic tax savings. Both county agents, H. B. Howell and Mrs. Sara Wertz, were dropped, the Redwood Empire asso ciation appropriation eliminated, con firmation given to the dropping of the county veterinarian and county hunter. The county assessor's requirement for county help was cut 976 and the county health officer was cut from 700 to 500. The pauper fund, which called for 20.000, was put at in.ooo. The 200 Indigent soldier fund was eliminated. The board voted the W.200 water master salary under protest and planned to go to the legislature for relief from this charge. The 900 county library cut was sustained. The budget oommlttee Is working cnt the necessity for Increased school taxes made mandatory by reason of the increases In school pupils found In the recent school census. E ED PORTLAND, Dec. 15. (AP) In quiry into the relationship betweftn three- electric companies, a gas com pany and two holding corporations was resumed here today by Charles M. Thomas, Oregon utilities commis sioner, when he called the second day session of his fact-finding hearing. The companies coming under the official Investigation are the Nortn- western Electric company, the Pacific Power & Light company, the Inland Power & Light company, the Portland Gas & Coke company, all of Portland, and the American Power & Light com pany and the Electric Bond Je Share company, holding corporations. Senators Favor Philippine Bill WASHINGTON, Dec. IB. (AP) The senate today approved a proposal to free the Philippines In eight years. The vote was 40 to 38. A final vote on the bill as a whole has yet to be taken however, and after that differences with the house over the legislation have to be recon ciled before It goes to President Hoover. WanderwelVs Foe To Plead Monday LONG BEACH. Cal., Dec. 15. (AP) W. J, Guy, arrested as a suspect in the slaying of Captain Walter Wan derwell, adventurer, was arraigned in municipal court today on a charge of murder. The 24-year-old defend ant, admitted enemy of the R.obe trotter, was ordered to appear Mon day to enter a plea. Nut Crop InrreafK1. SALEM. Dec. 14. (AP) The Salem unit of the North Pacific Nutgrowera association reported today that 475 tons of walnuts and filberts passed through it warehouse doors this sea son, an Increase of more thsn 125 tons over last year. Prince Auto Electric and Wrecking Co. l-vlt. 13 piste, rnif 1 TT. $3.50 Re-ch. Boo. onr mstte tSc Oeneratnn 91 and op 740 N. RKerMrte. Phone B35-W KM ED Broadcast Schedule 8:00. 8:05. 8:15. 8:30. B:00. 0:30. S:5. 10:00 10:00. 10:15 10:30. 10:45. 11:00. 11:15. 11:30. 11:45 12:00. 12:15 12:30 12:30. 12:45. 1:00. 1:15- 2:00. 2:30. 3:00. 3:30. 3:36. 4:00 4:30. 5:00 5:10 5:45 :00 9:15 8:46. 7:00 8 :05 Breakfast News, M a 1 1 Tribune. 8:16 Musical Clock. ' 6:90 A Peerless Parade. 9:00 Shopping Quids. 8:30 Friendship circle Hour. 8:45 Today. 10:00 Morning Melody. Weather Forecast. 10:15 Meeting of Martha Meade Society. 10:30 Musical Memories. 10:45 Home-makers Bureau. 11:00 Martial Melody. 11:15 Radio School of Cookery. 11:30 Liberality Day. 11:45 Musical Varieties. Zllow Man Wilson and Doiothy Reynolds. 12:00 Song and Comedy. 12:15 Dollar Day Revue. 12:30 Xmas Shopping. News Flashes, Mall Trib une. 12:45 Olft Packeti 1:00 Popular Vocalists. 1:16 Neapolitan Nights. 2 :00 Dreaming the Walts Away. . 2:30 Dance Matinee. 3:00 Hollywood Snapshots. 3:30 Songs for Everyday. 3:3o KMED Program Revue. 4:00 Music from "Yesteryear. . 4:30 Across the Seas to Ha waii. 5:00 Masterworks Program. 5:15 Silly Ollly Story. 5:45 Popular Parade. 6:00 News Digest, Mall Trib une. - 6:15 Anson Weeks' Orchestra. 6:30 Let's Have Another Cup o Coffee. - 6:46 Jesse Crawford, Poet of Wurlltzer Organ. 7:00 7handu, the Magician. 8 :00 KMED - MAIL TRIBUNE BENEFIT PROGRAM WITH PARADE OF KMED ENTERTAINERS. . 9:05 Cross Cuts from Log o' the Day. T FOR BIS, BEASTS E Mary Carlisle Marching Toward Success in Films UNTYPED ACTRESS DESPITE THEORIES A plea for consideration of animals and birds, too, at Christmas time, was laaued today by the Jackson County Humane society, stressing the need for measures to alleviate the distress of those less responsible for their own destinies than human beings. To Illustrate the need for aid, communication from the Oregonlan was submitted by the Humane society here. Written by John Ayres of 1310 East Taylor street, the communication reads: "The Oregon Humane society needs, the aid of all of us to carry on. Let us one and all resolve to render such aid as Is within our power to alleviate the distress of our fellow man during the coming winter, at the same time being not unmindful of the hunger, cold and suffering of the unfortu nate brute creation. "Unless the stock raiser keeps the door of mercy open the unnecessary cruel suffering of his patient 'animals during the long winter months is such as cries' out to high heaven In protest against man's Inhumanity. The poor dog, especially, should re ceive more consideration than most dog owners give it. When It bowls In Its distress, far too often man's answer la a curse, a kick, a stone, yes, and the poison pill. "When we are enjoying the comfort of the yule log let us not forget the wild birds, for surely man la Gods instrument to relieve his brute crea tion which he has entrusted to our care. An apple split In twain and nniled to a post or tree will be gladly welcomed by the cold and starving robin-redbreast, while bread crumbs wisely scattered will accomplish the same for others of the feathered tribe. Pets as a rule have a sorry time of it, owing to the lack of considera tion ol their master ot mistress. The pet bird Is far too often sadly ne glected. Wisdom and mercy demand that all forms of sentient life be placed In the aame category as our selves. Let us remember that we (By Robin Coons.) HOLLYWOOD. To be a really successful character player, almost sny movie wiseacre will 111 you, one has to be typed. It doesn't matter much what type one selects, but once established, once in the mold, stick to it like c to the freezing tray. Directors will remem ber that character, and whenever it appears In script, will call you may be. If Elizabeth Patterson deliberately had eet about disproving that theory she could not have succeeded better" than she has in her four years In talkies. She has portrayed women of every social rank and tempera ment, worn elaborate finery and lowly rags, and In no two pictures has she been the same character. A few years ago she might not have been so fortunate. It Isn't every player who escapes Hollywood's pen chant for typing Its puppets. Per haps this escape Is her "cashing in" on years of stage experience that runs the gamut from Shakespeare o modern comedy and drama on Broad way. Hollywood has changed In recent years, however, and that is her ex planatlon for her singular good for tune In averting the fate of most character actresses. The change that affects her career most closely Is the number of stage directors and stars in pictures now. "There are so many people out here," she explains, "who knew me on the stage, know that I have play ed so many roles, that it Isn't diffi cult to win a variety of parts." The stern, morose Aunt Hester of "Bill of Divorcement" Is In person a quiet, charming little southern wom ansavannah, Tenn., is her home town who has more of the real trouper's love of acting than can be found in an even gross of the pretty young blondes who parade themselves as movie actresses hereabouts. As a girl she became an actress over family objections ,and exhibited a determination that any of those be fore-mentioned blonde would find helpful. Leaving school, she was sent to Europe In the hope that stage am bitions would be forgotten, but she returned all the more determined. An injury to her knee postponed her active stage career for five years, during which she spent money reck lessly on treatments to the one end that she might act. "I decided then that If I couldn't. act I didn't want to live," she asys. So she acted. In small companies and large, In small towns and big cities. And she feels the same way about her work now. Patronise hum Industry. Buy Whltelaw'a Chocolate. Keep that money at home. It's a Long Time Since John Had Rheumatism Happy Now Vo More Idle Dayi His Hire JOVIUHT AWTT. As long as you have an excess of uric acid in the JoinU. blood and tis sues you are going to hsve rheumatic pains, .v-hes. twinges and Joint swell ing you can't help but hsve them. So sMrt today with this swift, safe, popular prescription to get rid of your annoying rheumatic troubles Just ax Heath's Drug Store, Jar min A Woods Druf Store, or any druggist for one Bf cent bottle of Alienru a sensible scientific formula free from opiates or nerve deadening drugs it drives out pain and agony In 48 hours or monoy back. I Excess uric acid poison starts to j leave body In 2 hours the same guarantee holds good for Solatlca, Neuritis and Lumbago why not start 1 to get well today. "Sons of one God, in these our days of woe, Let's live like brothers while we dwell below, " Ice On Columbia Safe For Crossing THE DALLES, Dec. IB. (AP) -Two residents of North. Dalles walked across the solidly prozen Columbia river here today. They were Bob Pulton and Luther Dllley. The ice. they said, ranges In thickness from two to seven feet, and In many places is piled high by Jama. Would Slap Default. WASHINGTON, Dec. IB. (AP) Representative Knutson (R., Minn.) today Introduced legislation to forbid the entry Into the United States of securtles of foreign governments that have defaulted on their debt pay ments. It also would prohibit adver tising them for sale and the carrying of such obligations through the malls, 18 MONTHS' SENTENCE FOR ADMITTED THEFT PLUMBING FIXTURES GRANTS PASS, Dec. IB. (Spl.) Switching his plea to "guilty," Law rence Johnson, resident of the Apple gate district, charged with larceny In a building, appeared before Judge H. D. Norton here Wednesday after noon and was sentenced to serve a period of time not exceeding IB months In the state penitentiary. Johnson admitted theft of certain bathroom fixtures from property be longing to the world war veterans' state aid commission In Oregon In the Rogue River Orchard company's subdivision about July .26. He was arrested by state police after a por tion of the stolen goods was located on his property in the Applegate section. In his preliminary hearing. John son told officials that he plumbing fixtures were left with him by a couple who said they were en route to California and would either re turn after the property or send for It later. He stated he did not know the people's names. a cannery nearby were saved, was estimated at about 95000. Pender and body repairing Prices right Br!U Slieet Metal Work. Buy Christmas Seals. Plan for Better Control-of -Colds Proved by Tests Pupils March Out As School Burns NEWBURG, Ore., Dec. 15. ( AP) Fifty pupils marched In orderly fash ion from their two-room school to day as the Sprlngbrook school near here caught fire. An hour later the building was in ashes. A church and Greensboro, N. C. Clinical tests and : in thousands of homes j have proved the new Vlcka Plan for j better Control-of-Colds. The number I and duration of colds reduced by half I More than half of the costs I' of colds saved? Pull details of the Plan are In each package of Vlcks VapoRub and the new Vlcks Nose Ac Throat Drops. A lack of acting experience didn't stop Mary Carlisle when she sought film succchs In Hollywood. She kept trying and now she's headed for bigger and better pans. (By Rob h In coons.) HOLLYWOOD. () Pert little Mary Carlisle la beginning to hit an effective stride In her Cinderella march from obscurity to recognition. Without stage training, without movie experiences, she came to Holly wood with her mother from Boston, her home city, and began a saucy rapping at the doors ot casting ot ftces. Two or three years ago she had her first screen test, inspired by a lunch in a studio restaurant where she was seen by Carl Laemmle, Jr. The test never brought anything "It was too awful," says Mary. Not long after that she obtained a Job In a dancing chorus at M-G-M. It was a "break" that almost proved her undoing. "I couldn't dance a step, and I was the first of a lot of new girls to be tried out," she says. "Naturally, I wasn't so good. But I danced for a while, until someone kindly sug gested I try for a place In the studio stock company. I did, and got It." In the dancing chorus at the same time was Ann Dvorak, who hadn't been able to dance either when she began, and Ann helped Mary learn the steps. Ann's rise to fame, once It began, was swifter than Mary's has been, but Mary is pushing along, taking whatever parts and even bits she can get, and liking It. In her first film parts, Mary began stealing scenes, and recently there were those who contended she all but stole "Down to Eearth" from Will Rogers, the star. One of her first bits the young bride in the final sequence of "Grand Hotel" stood out so that she drew notices In a comparatively insignificant role. She has had featured roles in sev eral films and played inconsequen tial bits in many pictures all of them training for the day when that one Big Chance would come. Her work in the Rogers picture has brought the big chance closer, and the day u soon at hand when Mary Carlisle five feet one inch tall, 100 pounds In weight, blond hair and blue eyes will no longer be lent out for more training. For she Is conceded the material ot which stars are made. WASHINGTON, Dec. 16 (AP) Al lotment of W0. 000 ,000 from the Re construction Corporation to permit production loans for another year was asked today in a bill by Senator Bratton (D., N. M.) O Stop Your Cold Quickly Don't let i cold keep you out of the fun. Try (hit new liquid cold preicriptjon. Many lay it brinii relief in 30 iniiwts. That't became the syitctn cbiorbi ic al moit instantly. Liquocnld Is ond for children too! It U perfectly life and easy to take. 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