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PAGE SEVEN Erich Maria Remarque's, "Three Comrades" Opens Craterian Today MT5DF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. JUNE 19. 1938 FOUR STARS SHARE HONORS IN SCREEN ADAPTATION NOVEL Four famous start appear together for the first time in a screen adap tation of a best-selling novel at the Craterian theatre today, where Rob ert Taylor. , Margaret Sullavan, Pran chot Tone and Robert Young share starring honors in Erich Maria Re marque's "Three Comrades." It will play three days only. Also featured in the cast are Guy Klbbee, Henry Hull, Lionel Atwill, Charley Grapewln and Monty Wool ley. f Prom the gifted pen of the man whose "All Quiet on the Western Front" is still among the mose widely-read books. "Three comrades" tells the story of three young men who go through war together and, upon dis charge when the Armistice Is signed, decide to throw their luck together for the common good. Rehabilitation In a world torn apart by unrest is a difficult task, and a task made even more difficult when the three differ so widely in tem perament. One is a romanticist play ed by Robert Taylor; another la a hardened realist whose only passion la for his racing automobile, a part in which Franchot Tone excels: while the third, as characteiized by Robert Young, Is the young idealist opposing radical elements seeking to under mine his country. Whey Taylor falls In love with Mar garet Sullavan. a ray of happiness seems to have finally penetrated into the otherwise somber life of the three comrades. But life decrees otherwise. She Is stricken seriously 111 while the two are on their honeymoon and Tone sells his proudest possession, his "baby" the racing car to raise funds necessary for the medical at tention she needs. Young becomes embroiled in a political fight and los es his life. The resulting dramatic episodes wherein Taylor and Tone are left to themselvea alone main tain the spirit of the book the spir it that his resulted in the picture being classed as one of the finest dramas of the year. ' Jangle Cannibals In "Man Hunters" Opening at Rialto Thrill seekers are promised the time of their lives at the Rialto the atre, where "Man Hunters Of The Caribbean" opens a two day run to day. Actually filmed at a cost of sev erai human lives, Andre Roosevelt -and Captain E. Eraklne Loch and par ty of explorers penetrated the savago Central American Jungles to capture : on celluloid the actual rites and hab itats of probably the world's last man eating cannibals. These barbarians have a stronghold in the badlands and rocky wilds of the part of Cen tral America Just oft the Caribbean Sea. Unwanted guesta risk their lives yearly to get a glimpse of this un holy tribe, but the only ones to sue- : ceed the journey were Roosevelt and Loch. Ferocious beasts and reptiles are as much of a menace to adven turers as the tribesmen themselvea, Andre Roosevelt, explorer extraor dinary, and Captain E. Ersklne Loch, also a fearless adventurer, have made the film along the lines that Frank Buck has used in his many African successes. They have woven a ro mance and a treasure hunt into the film in order to make It of more hu man Interest. Also the rare treat of an adventure film are the uncanny and interesting animals that were caught unaware and filmed en route. If the wild animal fights, the sav age man-eating cannibals and the burled areasure are not enough to satisfy the lust of the adventure lover, the fight beneath the sea be tween Roosevelt and a hooded mys tery man should make up for all the others put together, A second feature, "Crashln Thru Danger," will Dlay on the same bill today and tomorrow only at the Rial to theatre. Sally Blane, Ray Walker and Guinn (Big Boy) Williams have the starring roles in the added dra ma. And as a big special free attraction the Rialto theatre will show in front of the box-office a real, genuine, live Central American Klnkajou, one of the rarest animals alive on the Nor thern Continent. There will also be two monkeys to delight the children. Ashcraft Showing New International One Man Combine Twenty-five years ago Interna tional Harvester introduced the first successful type of combine harvester suitable for general agriculture, ac cording to Perry L. Ashcraft, local International dealer, who has Just received his first shipment of the newest harvester-threshers produced by this pioneer company. "The new, low-cost McCormick Deertng No. 60 harvester-thresher makes it possible for farmers with limited acreages and small tractors to profitably afford to own a com bine," Mr. Ashcraft said. This light-weight, one-man ma chine brings all the advantages of large-scale combine harvesting with in practical reach of the man hav ing from 25 to 50 acres of grain, soybeans, or other threshable crops to harvest annually. The sturdy 4-cylinder engine on the No. 60 enables the man who has a small tractor not equipped with suitable power take-off (or one having insufficient power to operate the harvester-thresher under ad verse conditions) to use the tractor he already owns for pulling the No. 60. Swedish Massage Helman Baths MODERATE CHARGES Ashland Phone 144 Face Tragic 1 cy Xra r - i 2 Gail Patrick and Warren William have the leading roles as man and wife who face tragic separation In "Wives Under Suspicion," coming to the Rialto theatre for Tuesday and Wednesday. Other members of the cast Include Constance Moore, Ralph Morgan and Cecil Cunningham. SMALLPOX FEARS IN BANDON, June 18. (tf-Six per sons living in emergency shelters erected after the Bandon fire disaster nearly two years ago developed small pox today, creating the fear of a gen eral epidemic. Dr. O. L. Coyle, county health di rector who said a number of other cases bore definite smallpox symp toms, ordered 36 persons quarantined. The doctor reported one family liv ing In a temporary WPA-erected dwelling had been exposed to the dis ease at Harrisburg last week. Several families, were using common bath and laundry facilities. Vaccinations since Friday afternoon have been so numerous, Dr. Coyle aald he had lost count. A number of the men in the quarantined group have been employed in the city's two lumber mills. - The health director recommended a county-wide vaccination to prevent further outbreaks. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. fV-ibJrt' po9 o 1 urn Shows Sun. 1:4.1 -3:00 7:on . :! rwmv a Separation V J i "My Old Kentucky Home," a ro mance wound around the music of Stephen Foster, will play as the add ed feature. Evelyn Venable, Grant Richards and Bernadine Hayes have three of the featured roles In the southern drama. The famed Tall Johnson choir sing many of the Pos ter songs. ' TO LABOR PARLEY TILLAMOOK, June 18. (Jp) Tilla mook labor officials completed prep arations today - to greet nearly 300 delegates for the opening sessions of the state federation of labor conven tion Monday. The Culllnary Alliance began a spe cial pre-conventlon meet today which will continue through Sunday The delegates will be welcomed by Clarence Coe of the chamber of com merce, M. Provo, a former state fed eration vice-president, will present one of the chief addresses of the opening day, discussing general labor conditions in America. Ben T. Osborne, secretary, arrived at Tillamook today for a special meet ing with the convention committee. Osborne will give his annual report Monday. Almost twice as many men were killed in the World war than In all the wars from 1790 to 1913. Heath's have purchased all of Jar mln's Prescriptions. Bring REFILLS across the street to Heath's Drug Store. And8 B txAoi the a f8 "CRASH"'.-' THRU - i nut ' Gay Pair Coming Soon Imagine the plight of two young newly-weds, passionately in love with each other and forced to part Imme diately after the marriage with never one moment to be together. This Is the keynote of the de lightfully gay and romantic "Viva clous Lady," co-starring Ginger Rog ers and James Stewart, which opens a four day showing Wednesday at he Craterian theatre. MAYOR PAYS FOR CASCADE LOCKS, June 18. (fl) Mayor G. E. Manchester realized the deadly earnestness of city fire depart ment officials today. With two Bonneville dam adminis tration employes, the mayor parked his automobile In front of the city hall fire station while attending a power hearing. Each paid a parking fine of $25 to Judge W. J. Carlson. E DEADLINE AUG. 20 WASHINGTON, June 18. fp) Fin al dates on which It would accept farmer applications for Insurance covering the 1939 wheat crop were set Friday by the federal crop insur ance corporation. The Oregon dead line is August 30. 4 Around 200 earthquakes are re ported In the United States each year. Central Mall . . F.vn . . KMitlM Stewart Is the repressed botany pro fessor who falls madly In love with entertainer Ginger Rogers, marries her after a hectic courtship and then afraid to tell his purltannlcal father of his marriage to a night club star, spends his time trying to steal a few moments alone with his bride with something or someone always turning up at the wrong time to snpll his stolen moments. 64 LOSE DRIVER SALEM, June 18. (AP) Drunken driving resulted in the revocation of 64 operators' permits during the month of May, Secretary of State Snell reported here today. There were 94 permits revoked, suspended or cancelled during the month. The safety responsibility act, re quiring persons convicted of cer tain traffic offenses to furnish proof of their financial responsibil ity before they may regain their licenses, was Imposed In 392 cases since January I, Snell said. Yachting In America dates from the founding of the New York Yacht club in 1844. SMASHING ROMANCE . . PATHOS . . CONFLICT . .TRUE. LIFE IN GRIPPING DRAMA ON THE SCREEN! r I J,'( Kiddies 10c j j jlJ LJI-JK.J I 3 ;30.7 :00 9:16 I S I i Shirley Temple i i r imrtithf Shirley Temple m "Heidi" helps bring Johanna Spyrl s beloved story to laughing, loving life In the pic ture by that title which opens a three day run today at the Rosy theatre. Jean Hersholt, Arthur Treacher and Helen Westley have sup porting roles with the little star. FL STEVENS GETS E ASTORIA, June 18. iff) An army allocation of nearly $500,000 for in stallation of modern, mobile anti aircraft batteries at Fort Stevens was disclosed yesterday from an authori tative source. A congressional appropriation of 43,000.000 to the army for ant!- air craft defense throughout the nation will provide the half-million dollars. Guns, now under construction, will be of the latest type and will be com pleted in about 18 months, with tho possibility that Fort Stevens may re ceive part of the equipment this year. The new guns will represent the greatest single addition to Columbia basin defenses since the fort, built about 1850, was expanded during the World war. JOB REFUSAL WILL IAN NO RELIEF PORTLAND, June 18. flV-Tho Multnomah county relief committee announced today clients who refused to accept available employment would be denied relief and removed from the assistance rolls. The committee met with Governor Charges Martin, John B. Cooter of the stAte employment service, and fl. B. Hall, county agent. The decision will affect seasonal as well as other cases. The George Washington bridge over the Hudson river cost approx imately teo.ooo.ooo. Too Late to Classify FOR SALE Set of Harness, almost new. Route 3, Box 133, Old Pacific highway. SHEEPMEN Looses through doga shall be reported within 48 hours in order to secure compensation. . DOG CONTROL BOARD 1938 8TUDEBAKER COUPE, looks and runs like new, very small mileage, alt new 6-ply tires, radio, and priced for .J570.OO for Sunday only on low rmsy terms. Full price for your car In trade. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Distributors FOR SALE! Cheriea, extra fancy Blnga and Royal Anns, miM soutn white Griffin Creek school, watch for sign. FOR SALE Cherries, close In, extra large Blngs and Royal Anns. Glenn Darby, south end King highway. FOR RENT OR SALE Four-room modern house. Close In. Reason able, Phone 495. FOR RENT Three-room furnished house and sleeping porch. No dogs. Inquire 701 West 11th St. FOR RENT 4-room partly furnished apartment, 17. 22 W. Jackson. MUST RAISE SOME CASH. Sacrifice new trailer home, regular price 1165.00, for (130.00 cash. Lays Auto Camp, Ashland. FOR SALE Grain binder cheap. Phone Jacksonville 31-F-13. FOR RENT Modern fl-room fur nished house. 112 King. AlsoS-room modern house, partly furnished, block from courthouse. Inquire 112 King any time Monday. FOR SALE OR TRADE Cherries for livestock, pigs, poultry, etc. Dean Stacy, Phone 666-Y. FOR RENT Furnished apartment, 3 rooms and bath, garage. 810 S. Oakdale. , FOR SALE One of the best estab lished restaurants In Medford, showing nice returns on Investment. Might take home, suburban, or stock In exchange. For appoint ment to see, call 1473-W. 1 FOR BALE Or trade for work horse, saddle mare, weight 1200. S mlies west of Ruch. See Ray Offen bacher, MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPECIALS Roofing Paper and Corrugated Iron, less than mall order prices. Barbed Wire Fencing. Wire Screen and Chicken Netting, big stock, Kelvlnator Refrigerator, $49.50. Paints, all colors, Inside and outslda, 1.35 gallon. Tents and Tarpaulins, large assort ment of new and used. Pumps, all sizes; Cable, Belting, Pul leys and Logging Supplies. Canvas Cots, (l each. 100 Wool Army Blankets, 1 each. 50,000 ft. Second-hand Pipe at spe cial prices. Fire Hose and Garden Hose, big supply- Used Washing Machines at reduced prices. New shipment of Shoes and Boots), priced from 35c and up. MEDFORD BARGAIN H0U8B 37 N. Grape St. Phone 1069. LOST Toy Bull Terrier, female, most ly white, black and tan around ona eye, black band around stub tall. Reward. Rt. 1, Box 530. W. IB, Blgelow, Kings highway, REWARD for rettim of watch and charm: initials. C. H. Lost Saturday at fire. Mall Tribune. . FOR SALE Neighborhood grocery, going business, living quarters in store. Highway 09 in best business town in southern Oregon. Change of climate necessary. Box 3191 Tribune. A REQUEST It has been requested of me to In form sufferers of hay-fever that Wolford's Inhaler will prove a god send to them; not only them but to anyone troubled with colds, catarrh, asthma, sinus and all head, nose and throat diseases. You may purchase same at Walnscott's East side Pharmacy. W. Krug FOR RENT Furnished 4-room flat. Adults only. 8 Laurel. CALL 688 for free demonstration of Mary Hulen Toiletries. Now located fn East Side Beauty Shop, 010 B. Main. REAL SNAP Modern 6 -room house, well built, large living room, dining room, kitchen with built-lns. two largs bedrooms, nice yard, shade trees. Price, $2,000; $400 cash, balance easy terms. . UPP & RENGOEN 403 East Main TWO ENERGETIC SALESMEN, 35-88, for automotive advertising cam paign. Neat appearance and good personality necessary. Good remu neration. References required. H you can really sell and have a clean record, see Mr. Henderson, Grand hotel, Monday 10 to 13 p. m. and 3 to 4 p. m, No phone calls. TODAY 8 DAYS ONLY MAX HUNTERS t:00 4:35 1:30 10:50 CRAMIIN' THRU at 3:35 7:25 0:50
