PXGE TEN"
BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1933.
STARS IS ORDER
IN SOVIET FILMS
Directors Told to Seep Out
and Develop -ActSrs As In
' Other Lnds Collective
. Theory Is Hit Hard'
Br EUGENE Lyons
(TJnlted Press Stafl Correspondent.)
MCUCOW. (UP) Soviet motion
' picture directors have been Instructed
at last to seek out and develop film
tar and to glorify them aa In other
landa.
"Let Soviet Stars Shine I" commands
the headline ol the leading film or
gan, Kino Gazett.
Thla order cut 15 years of theor
Icing shout motion pictures being a
collective product. The collective no
tion Is not relinquished, but t.ns pow-
ra-thst-be finally have decided that
Individual stardom does not neces
sarily contradict collective work.
Own Picture Mors.
"Why. after all," asks Kino Osgette,
"should we not have our own movie
stars, well-known end favorites of the
public? Why can any film fan here
name two dozen foreign motion pic
ture artists, while hs rely can men
tion on or two really popular fig
ures from the Soviet films?"
The answers to these naive ques
tions are not at the back of the book.
But everyone knows them anyhow.
It Is s fact that heretofore the fea
turing of individual stars practically
vaa forbidden. The whole Institution
of stardom was regarded as some
thing bouigeols.
Crave Stars.
- Mow the government has realized
ttiat the public craves stars: that
falling to find native ones, they will
adopt foreign stars. Therefore, It
hss been decided to provide the. home
made product.
The Kino Oazette asserts that It is
the duty of every Soviet director
worth his salt and rubles to look
around among young movie players
for material which can be developed
to atarllke heights.
Soviet film people still are very
far from the sunken-bsthtub and
prlvste-swlmming-pool stage of their
career. In fact, two or three rooms
and a food ration-book still are the
peak of grandeur for a movie star
here.
. All the same, there are better daya
ahead for them.
Lewis Milestone, director of "All
Quiet on the Western rront" and one
a! Hollywood's leading lights, has
been making an extensive study 01
the Soviet motion picture industry,
in both Leningrad and Moscow.
ilia visit to the Soviet Union Is in
connection, with the scheduled Holly'
wood production under his aegis of a
Russian story tentatively titled "Red
Square, on a scenario done by Lau
rence Stnlllngs from a Russian novel
by Ilya Ehrenberg.
"What Impresses me most In Rus
sian movie studios," Milestone said,
"Is the genuine spirit of cooperation
which exists there. I found no Jeal
ousies and backbiting. Everyone
seemed really Interested to have the
other fellows succeed. There la a sort
of collective pride which we do not
nave at home.
"And what magnificent actors! I
saw a performance of Uays of the
Turbine for instance. Every char
acter In It was a finished and superb
actor. Minor characters give per
formances which would raise a Broad
way audience out of Its seats.
"Speak" Patrons
May Take Drink
Over Open Coffin
MENDOTA, Minn., Not.
(UP) Guy Moon' btulneta In
life wm serving drinks over a bar
sryi In death the drinks are go
1ns. to be served over his open
casket, providing anybody wants
a drink.
Moon, who had been proprietor
for several years of a night olub
known as the "Monkey House,'1
died Saturday of heart disease.
He Is survived by Mrs, Maud
Moon, his widow, who decided to
hold the funeral at the club.
The usual bar service and mu
ilo will be Interrupted long
enough for t.he service but prior
to that, M'oon'fbody will lie In
state In front of the bar and If
anybody warts to buy a drink he
will have to reach over the'6pen
casket .to get It,
GET BLAME FOR
Death Toll of 153 In Oregon
for First Nine Months of
Year Mainly Due to Use
sf Worn-Out Equipment
COMING FOR OREGON
PORTLAND. Ore., Not. S. (AP)
Under terms of the publle works bill,
nearly 4.900,000 has been .allocated
to Oregon. In addition to the so, 100.
000 highway and bridge grant, It was
said here by Senator Frederick 8tt
wer. Ntalonal forest highways will spend
3.1B0.449 of this Monday: national
forest roads snd trails, si. 0(14. 000, and
public lands highways, 33S,141.
The Crater Laks projeot Involves
about 8603.000.
Thompson Creek
One of the busiest places In Med
ford these days Is Via Welfare Ex
change In the city hall. Energetic
women, anxious to find work to do.
that they may In return receive
clothing for needy families, were
crowding the hallways yesterday,
seeking entrance and Interviews with
Miss Helen Carlton, chairman of the
exchange, and members of her com
mittee.
Most of them wanted to know
when the sewing rooms would be
opened and how soon they would be
permitted to start work In them.
All. were told that those In the great-
eat need would be allowed first use
of the rooms, which will be opened
around November lo.
The exchange is now operated In
two rooms on the third floor, which
are well lighted and sanitary, but a
little small for accommodating the
crowds. Two additional rooms will
be devoted to sewing and making of
quilts and comforters In keeping
wlt,h the program Inaugurated last
year, which proved very satisfactory.
A number of Inquiries have come
to the exchange regarding women
willing to work by the hour at house
cleaning, caring for children or other
home tasks. Anyone wishing to ob
tain such work Is asked to call at
the exchange Wednesday or Saturday
or to telephone 187 to get In touch
with the committee members.
The cheery atmosphere, which pre
vailed throughout the working sea
son last year, was evidenced again
today In the exchange. All women
expressed the desire to work for what
they receive and were obviously pleas
ed that such an opportunity Is again
extended them.
Clothing, ranging from warm un
dertvhlngs to hats and coats, Is to
be found on the shelves again this
year and the demand Is constantly
Increasing as the days grow colder.
Anyone with garments to give Is
asked to notify the exchange.
SALEM CANNERIES HAVE
SALEM, Not. 3, (AP) More than
1,260.000 cases of fruits and vege
tables and about 33,000 barrels of
cherries have been canned In the
Salem area thla year, according to
the latest estimate.
Prunes topped the list with pes
running second and cherrlrs third.
Cherries were barreled for the mbi-as-chlno
tradr. The cherry pack was far
above any previous record.
SALEM, Nov. 2. (AP) State Utili
ties Commissioner C. M. Thpmaa will
preside at a hearing of rates, charges
and practices of the Portland das &
Coke company,- which opens In Port
land today.
Ruth Iaij Dance Studio Junior
Hi ballroom class, starting rrlrfny,
7:30 p. m. Phone 1345.
SALEM, Ore. (UP) Automobile
fatalities In Oregon for the first nine
taonths of this year showed an 8.09
Increase over the same prtod of 1062,
dsplte a considerable decease In mo
tor registrations.
There were 153 persorfs kKled In
that, period thl year, Ctb rfedretary
of state's office repbrfecX compared
to 141 In 10"2. The lncqeue Is at
tributed to the fact tfia't many cars
are on the road with Inferior equip
ment, due to financial stress of own
ers. Many accidents are caused by
poor tires, defective brakes and other
mechanical troubles.
Greatest number of traffic deaths
In Oregon this year, 27, occurred In
January. Twenty-five persons were
killed In accidents during July. 24 in
August. Fatalities In other months
were: February, 12; March, 17; April,
15; May, 10; June, 14; September, 18.
A national survey showed that
traffic deaths In many other states
also Increased during the first nine
months of the year. In the United
States 14,281 persons were killed,
compared to 14.848 last year, a de
crease of 3.04 per cent. It was esti
mated nearly 670,000 more persons
were Injured' In 623,000 accidents
during that period.
Idaho, with a 100 per cent In
crease In deaths, had the worst rec
ord of any American state. There
were 68 persons killed, compared to
34 a year ago. Maine deaths In
creased 60 per cent, South Dakota
46.10, Nebraska 38.00. Ore a test de
crease was In District of Columbia,
36.07 per cent. Delaware deaths de
creased 33.33 per cent, Arkansas 23.33.
Records for other states Included
California decrease 3.85, Arizona -decrease
8.01, Montana Increase 12.24,
Nevada increase 21.43. Washington
decrease U
CHANCE WITH UTES
nrrrnrwn! firs.. Nov. 2. (API
Prince Calllaon, youthful University
of Oregon football coach,, is taking
no chances with tne perennial bochj
Mountsln uonierence cnamH'""
Utah and will send In his entire
n-.t. .trinir whim the tcama meet
i a.to.Hnv ftftArnnnn. Oreeon will
find Itself gTeatly outweighed In the
line and the webroots oo noi mm
im combat with the Oregon Stats
game less than two wocks away.
One Sure Way to
End Coughs and Colds
Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them
now with Creomuision. an muisuivu
creosote that Is pleasant to take
Creomuision is a new tmedlcal dis
covery with two-fold action; it
soothes and heals the inflamed mem
branes and inhibits germ grown..
Of all known drugs, creosote Is
recognlwd by high medical authori
ties as one of the greatest healing
agencies for persistent coughs and
cold ai d other forms of throat trou
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tion to creosote, other healing ele
ments which soothe and heal the In
fected membranes and stop the irri
tation and inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the stom
ach, la absorbed Into the blood, and
attacks the seat of the trouble.
Creomuision Is guaranteed satisfac
tory In the treatment of persistent
coughs and colds, bronchial asthma.
bronchitis, and Is excellent for build
ing up the system after colds or flu.
Your own druggist la author ld to
re fluid your money on the spot tf
your cough or cold la not relieved by
Creomuision. (adv.)
THOMPSON CREEK. Not. S. (flpl.)
Mrs. Una B- Inch, rural school super
visor; Ml as Helen Klnsey, librarian;
Miss Blanche Runels, school nurse,
and Miaa Brth Wntson visited at
Thompson Creek school October 38.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray and son Kenneth
moved from Thompson creek to fla
Vm Friday."
Herbert Elmore and son Charles left
Friday for Cottage Grove and Cor
vail Is.
Mifls June Rudd. teacher at Thomp
son Greek and Remona Kendall spent
the week end in Ashland. i
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Bingham and
family bade relatives and friends
good-bye. They are leaving for Oak
land California.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E, Foy, Mrs. Minnie
ajartatn from Medford and Mlsa fler
teena Elmore from Ashland were vis
iting at tl. Herbert Elmore home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mee and two
daughters were v1 tiling Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Ed
wards, C. R. Bowman, county school sup
erintendent, visited Thompson Creek
school Oct, 10.
Hallowe'en party was held Tuesday:
evening at the Applegata Orange hall j
The spirit of Hallowe'en was carried j
out in every possible way. !
Thompson Creek school had a Hal j
lowe'en program Friday afternoon.)
Tht, young; cl linens' Leagua gave tv
plays. The plays were "Cowboys and ,
the Depression" and miners on vaca-i
tlon. After the plays Hallowe'en 1
games were played and refreshments:
ervad, . 1
NEW DENTAL OFFICE
"Rich Man's Dentistry
At a Poof. Man' Price!'
IS Vrara rrsrtlr.
NR A Low Prfces
Silver Filling ,..'.....r $1.80
Porcelain Filling $2.00
Plate Repairs .. ,. $2.00
Roline Plate $5.00
Olean Tooth $1.00
Hecolite Plate .'...$25.00
EXTRACTION
A SPECIALTY
rer Tooth
GOOD
PLATE
That Ills Well
Now Only
$12.50
"My Plates
Really Stick"
BEST
RUBBER
PLATE
Cool, lifelike,
comfortable
Now only
$15.00
Dr. E. W. Barnum
Sparta Bldg., Opposite Hubbard Bros,
Phone 283-R
Co-captaln Mark Tempi of the
Webfoots Is not likely to start against
th. Utes because of an injured leg.
This will greatly weaken the Oregon
offense.
Despite th. Utes' weight advantage
and their determination to upset the
Webfoots (tbey have been pointing
for that game since the season
opened) Oregon Is a slight favorite
because of Its classier offense.
43 COMING FOR DUTY
IN CCGCAMPSOFAREA
Forty-three men enrolled In the
Civilian Conservation corps will ar
rive In Medford tomorrow morning
on the Oregonlan at 8:19 o'clock, from
Vancouver IJarracks, according to an
nouncement made at the district
headojjartera here today. They will
be ataMoned In winter camps In this
district.
Tomorrow, the Klamath county
qinta of 20 men will arrive at the
lalagrsunas here to be enrolled, hav
ing ben selected by the Oregon
State llef committee at Klamath
F&Xs.
AlA'-SM' G:0.U3 DOMES
I'N ON- BUYING- 0RBEB
SEATTLE, Nov. 3. (AP) J. L.
Swarva, government asaayer. ssld to
day tha twlth ncalpt of 1150,000 of
Alaska gold yesterday, th. United
States assay office her. ha. mor. than
1,000.000 ready to be delivered to
the government at new gold purchase
prices.
STEEL RAIL ORDERS
llltllll MMIIIIlMI II"
NEW YORK, Not. 3. m Steel
quarters estimated today that orders
for more than 200,000 tons of steel
rails would be placed. Immediately as
a result of the agreement of pro
ducers to cut the price to $30,375 a
ton.
The Pennsylvania railroad is ex
pected to take 100,000 tons. Other
large tonnages are being considered
by the Santa Fe, Burlington, and
others.
Rail purchases which will even
tually develop under the price revi
sion are estimated at more than 800,
000 tons.
Help Kidneys
if poorly funetiooins' Kidneys 'snA
fav- Bladder make you suffer from' Gettlng
Up Nijjhts. Nervousness. RhenmatiQ
Tains. Stiffness. Burning. Smartinlr.
Itching, or Acidity try-the.Tuarahteed
Doctor'sPresrriptlonCyBtex(Slu'.tex)
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Features
for Friday
to Thursday
inclusive
November
3 to 9th
Inclusive
Winter Supply Sale
Stock up now for winter at these attractive prices. It's
so easy to shop at Pr.y'n Takit, and you'll save money too.
Coffee Values
UfMIl.I4
AIRWAY
GUAHANT t B D F RE S H
Lb. Pkg.
20c
Everything you want in coffee-'
flavor, richness, strength! A
choice quality vacuum-packed
blend at a low price.
Lb.
Cheese
Corned Beef.
Milk
Oregon
Full Cream
Max-i-mum
Tall Can, 4 cans
Sun Kipe
9 Pound Bag
Rolled Oats
Holiday Oleo 3 pounds
Tomatoes
Clorox
Washing Powder
Shortening
Flour Values
Blue Seal;
Guaranteed' H'srdi
Wheat
49-lb.bagSl8?-
15c
Rex Brand j I
No. lea IOC II
25c
25c
25 c
29c
27c
10 c
'79 c
Highway
3 Large Cans
For Bleaching
2 Quart Bottles
Pride
Big Package
White Ribbon
8 Pbund Pail
tiger Lily
Family
Blend
49 (b.bagSl79
MEATS
HAMS
MorreU"s Eastern Sugar
Cured
pound 1514 c
RIB STEAKS
Prime Steer Beef
pound 15c
HAMBURGER
Fresh Ground. All Beef
pound 10c
BEEF ROASTS
Prime Steer Beef
pound 9V2C
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