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Paul Muni And Miriam Hopkins In War Picture Opening At Craterian
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LOUIS HAYWARD IN
CAST; DRAMATIC WAR
SCENES ARE SHOWN
Promising to ba on of the most
Tltal dramas of the screen, "The Wo
man I Love." starring Paul Muni and
Miriam Hopkins, with Louis Hayward
h&dlng the supporting cast, opona a
three day run today at the New Cra
terian theatre. A domestic triangle
developed amid the frenzied days of
the World war on the Marne front,
mounting to a sensational denoue
ment during a spectacular air battle
fought by two French aces, the heart
aches of the two men over one wo
man form the motive of the story.
Particular Interest has been at
tached to Paul Muni's role, his latest
screen chsracterizatlon since winning
the coveted Academy award.
The story concentrates on a care
free youth Imbued with the tr.artlal
spirit of his country, a lovely girl
who steals Into his heart on the eve
of his departure from Paris to Join
a flying squadron: and a grim pilot,
her husband.
When the young lieutenant arrives
at the flying base, he Is attached to
the unsuspecting pilot as observer,
and they from an "Equipage" They
fly through terrifying fog. they defy
trie death tempo of machlnelgun bul
lets together, they see their compan
ions go crashing to earth In flames.
In this crucible of living death, a
bond of friendship is welded that is
closer than blood. One thing gives
them courage to carry on against the
horrors of war, the inspiration of the
woman left behind. The climax comes
when both men discover their mutual
interest In the girl.
Included In the supporting cast are
Colin Cltve, Vlncc Barnett, Wally Al
bright, Paul Guilfoyle. Adrian Morris.
Mady Christians, and Sterling Hol-loway.
Gladys George in Thursday Film
With Spencer Tracy, t-.uuys George
and Franchot Ton in leading roles.
"They Gave Him a Gun" opens a
three-day run Thursday at the New
Craterian theatre, classed as one ox
the more lmpdrtant releases from the
studios of Hollywood this season.
Tone deserts genteel-characters to
play a "tough guy"; Tracy deserts the
tough guy" character for a more
sympathetl role; and Gladys George,
following her success in "Valiant Is
the Word for Carrie." play another
valiant role as a war nurse who mar
ries a racketeer she falls to save.
Tone starts as a cleric, la drafted
and taught in warfare that "all men
are equal with guns in their hands'
a maxim that leads him to crime and
disaster In later life. Tracy plays the
kindly sideshow barber, his buddy
during the war. who attempts with
Miss George to save the youth from
his ultimate fate.
FORESTRY STAFF
The whole protective force of the
Rogue river national forest will at
tend a guard training school at the
vacant Carberry CCC camp tomor
row, Tuesday and Wednesday, It was
announced by H. C. Obye, assistant
supervisor In charge of fire control.
Purpose of the Bchool Is to give
pre-se&son training in firo discovery,
location, control and suppression.
Latest methods will be taught, with
emphasis on Improvement In tech
nique developed since last year, Mr.
Obye explained.
Practically the entire forest staff
will attend. Mr. Obye will be in
charge, with rangers serving as In
structors. Bay C. Llndberg, regional
training supervisor at Portland, will
be an adviser.
Ftfty-flve men will receive the
training, about 75 all told to be at
the school. Five Medford Boy Scouts
will attend as student observers.
A state police officer will address
the school tomorrow night on law en
forcement as It pertains to violations
committed on the forests. On Tues
day night A. H. Banwcll, manager of
the Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce will give a talk on the rec
reational demands of the national
forests.
A first aid demonstration will be
given tomorrow night by a CCC surgeon.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Returns from Vacation Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Vancleave returned Friday
from a two weeks' vacation In Yaki
ma, Wash., and Portland. Mr. Van
cleave la a mechanic at Camp Prea-cott.
Court of Honor A Boy Scout court
of honor in the county courthouse
auditorium tomorrow night at 8
o'clock was announced by Don New
bury, chairman. All scouts, scoutcrs
and friends are Invited to attend.
Klwauls Speaker Dr. C. I. Drum-
mond, county health officer, will be
the principal speaker at tomorrow's
weekly luncheon -meeting of the Kl-
wanls club In the Hotel Medford. The
topic of hts talk Is "Sleeping Dogs."
The meeting announcement asked for
full attendance as the program
contains several Important business
matters as well at the address by
Dr. Drummond.
To Arizona Allen and Raymond
Hubbard are leaving tomorrow by
motor for Yuma, Ariz., for an In
definite atay. Allen has been a Mall
Tribune carrier.
Seriously 111 Mrs. C. J. Logan of
Orchard Home Drive near Medford
was reported yesterday as resting
easily though seriously ill in St. Vin
cent's hospital, Portland. She was
taken to the hospital a week ago for
treatment. Mr. Logan, who was with
her, returned home Friday.
Draws Fine David L. Carey, 00, of
Sams Valley was fined 1 and 94.60
costs in Justice of the peace court
Friday for driving a car without an
operator's license. He pleaded guilty
and explained to Judge William R.
Coleman that he had come here re
cently from Oklahoma and was not
aware of the necessity of procuring
a new license Immediately.
Spy Drama Coming to Rialto
Robert Baldwin and Karen Money
are on the trlall of sciences drath
dealing device, the death-ray, in "The
Girl From Scotland Yard," story of
international which comes to the
Rialto theatre as the main feature
for Wednesday and Thursday. Ed
uardl CteneUt, remembered for his
work in "Win terse t '; Catherine Al
exander and a large cast are in sup
port of Miss Morley and young Bald
win. Conrad Nagel, starring in "The
Gold Racket," plays as the compan
ion feature with "The Girl From
Scotland Yard.'
From Klamath Falls Mrs. Mary
E. DHsworth of Klamath Falls la
spending a month in Medford as the
guest of Mrs. J. L. East.
Minor Accident Cars driven by
Eleanor Reaney of the Jackson bote!
and John W. Johnson of 316 EuU
Main street were involved In minor
accident at Oakdale avenue and Da
kota street yesterday afternoon, a city
police report stated.
Enters Hospital Mrs. Vera Flyman,
clerk at Medford postoffice, entered
a hospital in San Francisco Friday
for a major operation, according to
word received here yesterday from
her sister, Mrs. May Telfer. Mrs.
Plymale was vacationing in Sin
Francisco with her two children.
Vacation Enjoyed House-trailer
vacation trips are about ideal, Roland
G. Beach, assistant postmaster, de
clared yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Beach
spent several weeks motoring leisure
ly up the Oregon coast and Mr. Beach
said it was one of the most enjoyable
trips they had ever had. The scenic
attractions along the coast are In
spiring, he said. They made the trip
by motorcar and trailer.
Correct Ion Perl Bonnie Is chef at
Bonnie's Grill and not Mrs. Pearl
Bonnie as was stated a few days ago.
The grill, situated on the Pacific
highway north of Gold Hill, held a
grand opening yesterday, Mr. Bonnie
occupying his position as chef.
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Flying North L. F. Heral, a lieu
tenant of the Washington natlonul
guard, stopped at Medford municipal
airport yesterday afternoon to have
his Douglas observation plane refuel
ed. He was en route from Hamilton
field, Cal., to his base at Spokane
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Recovering J times K. Hoey, who
recently underwent an operation In
Sacred Heart hospital, is convalescing
at his home, 110 Lincoln street, where
he will be confined for another week
or so. He la now able to receive
visitors.
Airport rralscd A. 0. Willoughby
of San Francisco, aslstant superin
tendent of airmail for the Pacific
coast territory, highly praised Med
ford municipal airport after making
an Inspection Friday. He was shown
around the airport by Frank H. Rog
ers, city building Inspector, and
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William Powell and Myrna . Loy
continue their success as Dashlell
Hammett's original "Mr. and Mrs.
Thin Man" in their new film titled,
"After the Thin Man." which ope 113 a
a three-day engagement at the Roxy
theatre today. James Stewart, Ell&sa
Landl, Joseph Callela and the dog,
Ast. are Included In thi stronc cast.
Thomas A. Culbertson. Jr.. airport
manager, who quoted Mr. Willoughby
as saying he was highly gratified
with the extensions and improve
ments mnde since his previous inspection.
New Residents Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Veffey and five children hava
purchased the residence at 331 Benson
street and will make their home heie
They arlved Thursday morning by
train from Norton. Kans., where they
have leased their wheat farm. They
expressed themselves as being actually
thrilled at the sight of the green
grass and timbered hillsides here,
their section of Kansas having been
left barren and nrid by dust atornie.
Mrs. Veffey is a slater of City Judge
Allen D. Curry, 605 Benson street.
Coronation rnpm Chester Cole of
730 Welch street was yesterday In
receipt of special Coronation editions
of the London Daily Mirror and Dally
Mall. The papers were Bent to him
by Jack Parkes, a London Boy Bcout
with whom Chester, member of Boy
Scout troop 8 hero, has been corre
sponding for several months. Chester
Here Wednesday
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America's minute men In white,
the hospital Internes, are the heroes
of "Internes Can't Take Money," the
drama with Barbara Stanwyck and
Joel McCrea. which comes Wednesday
only to the New Craterian theatre.
The story tells of a young doctor,
McCrea, who Is forced to return a
gift from a patient which would make
It possible for him to wed Miss Stan
wyck and return her child to her.
wrote some time ago to the Ameri
can consul's office in London saying
he would like to establish contact
with an English Boy Scout. The let
ter was turned over to the London
education department and from there
to a school teacher. The teacher
gave the letter to Jack Parkea and
the two boys have been communi
cating ever since.
Calif or nians Have
Decoration Picnic
The home of Mrs. M. Brown wood
In the Beagle district was the scene
of a California picnic, Decoration day.
It Is hoped by those who attended
that the celebration can be made
Into an annual affair.
Ouests at Mrs. Brownwood's borne
during the day included Mr. and
Mrs. R. Bowen, Mrs. P. Hull and two
tons, Mr. and Mrs. W. Orant and son,
all of Beagle; Reverend and Mrs. O
Edwin Cox and daughter of Medford,
Doctor O. Carr of Shady Cove, and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Moffltt of Pasadena,
Calif., parents of Mrs. Brownwood.
During ttv course of the day a bas
ket dinner was served to all who at
tended. According to report the pic
nic was a very suocesful affair and
greatly enjoyed by everyone present.
Wallace Ford And
Grace Bradley In
Rialto War Comedy
Wise-cracking Wallace Ford and
lovely Grace Bradley Join forces la
the new comedy-drama, "You're la
The Army Now." scheduled to open
a three day run at the Rialto theatre
today. The story gets under way when
Wallace Ford, impersonating a New
York rtabltue of the underworld, finds
himself falsely charged with murder
and makes a daring escape to London.
Drama, laughs, dancing, songs and
human situations turn the picture
Into a production of real hilarious
entertainment which no cinema-goer
can afford to nilss. The picture, fur
thermore, emphasizes the spirited and
sure -fire directing hand of Raoul
Walsh who previously made the pic
ture world hurrah at such show-stopping
films as "The Cockeyed World"
and "What Price Olory-"
In addition to the roles played by
Ford and the red-headed queen of the
dance. Miss Bradley, other members
of the cast are Anna Lee, John Mills
and Frank CelUer,
A rollicking comedy, "Venus Makes
Trouble," starring James Dunn and
Patricia Ellis plays as the added fea
ture with "You're In The Army Now."
Singing Solon Helps
Organize Mine Union
VIROINIA Minn., June 5. OP)
John T. Bernard,1 Minnesota's "sing
ing congressman." took charge today
of the steel workers organizing com
mittee's campaign to enlist the Iron
miners of northern Minnesota.
The Fanner-Labor congressman,
himself a product- of the Iron ore
region, predicted formation of
strong miners' union among the 11.
000 men employed on the Mtssabe,
Cuyuna and Vermillion ranges.
The SWOC formally will launch Ite
campaign at a ' mass meeting here
tomorrow.
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You're in for a Good Time!
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howls as this young
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the army to save his
neck from stretching
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GRACE BRADLEY - JOHN MILLS
ANNA LEE - FRANK CELLIER
Begins with a scream and ends with a roar
. . you '11 positively yell for more and more
James Dunn - Patricia Ellis
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Amid Allwrn (ieni Morgan
"Yoo're In The
Army Now"
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'Venus Makra
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