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PAGE NTNT3 Mickey Roomy, Judy Garland And Lewis Stone In Craterian Picture JUDGE HARDY FILM Bing Crosby's Newest Hit Coming Wednesday Martha Raye In Rial to Comedy Roxy Romance 7" MEDFOKD MAIL TRTBTTNTE. "NfEDFCRD, OTJEnOX. RFXDAT SEPTEMBER '11. -1138 Probably the most outstanding motion picture sertea ever to be In troduced on the screen are those of the remarkable Judge Hardy Family. Starting at the bottom the famous group have worked up to top rank In box office position and so It Is ; that "Love Finds Andy Hardy," the newest of the series, Is brought to the Craterian theatre for a three-day run starting today. An Intimate Inside. view of the life of an average American family Is blazoned on the screen In "Love Finds Andy Hardy," fourth In the series of Judge Hardy Family pictures. The story, a simple relation of domestic entanglements, tells of the young man of the family who not only braves his father's wrath by buying a secondhand car without permission, but also becomes entan gled with three girls at the same time. Mickey Rooney Is given the biggest role he has played so far In the series, providing the maelstrom a r o ii n d which the plot revolves. His rapidly Increasing popularity makes him an Ideal representative of the typical American boy. Lewis Stone again Is the kindly, discerning Judge, head of a typical family of five. This marks his third appearance In the role of Judge Hardy. Judy Garland has been added to the "family group." Supporting players Include Cecilia Parker, daughter of the family, Fay Holden, the mother, Ann Ruther ford, Betty Ross Clarke, Marie Blake, Don Castle, Gene Reynolds, Mary Howard, George Breakston and Ray mond Hatton. The newest Issue of the "March of Time" plays on the same bill at the Craterian theatre today. Two grave questions of the day are discussed In the Issue. One is "The Man at the Wheel." telling of today's traffic problems in the U. S. A.: and the i.h6i deuis with "The Threat to Gibraltar." showing Great Britain's newest menace to her famous fort. New March of Time Edition On Screen Craterian Theatre An exciting new "March of Time" opens today at the Craterian theatre as an added attraction with "Love Finds Andy Hardy." The new issue deals with "The Man at the Wheel" a vivid and graphic dramatization of a grave S, problem . . . reckless driving. s It shows .why four persons are killed every hour on the highways NEW COLD TREATMENT The time Is fast approaching when colds and similar ailments will again become common. Now Is the time to start protective measures. EH Lily & Co., have recently put on the mar ket an oral vaccine for the prevention of colds. This has reduced the Incidence of colds among people who have taken It on an average of 50. If you are at all subject to this ailment we would advise that you consult your physician about this product. If you are sick, see a physician. HEATH'S DRUG STORE AS'U it lie FTs r"s prj 7irra tAXum V-w. Blng Crosby. Fred MacMurray and Donald O'Connor bring to trie Cra terian theatre Wednesday a gay story of the ups and downs of a madcap family, who rise from small town ob scurity to fame and fortune at Los throughout the country. The second subject revealed Is "Threat to Gibraltar." a dramatic and exciting, plcturlzation of inter national intrigue in the officially neutral zone of Tangier, and It's significance to Great Britain's Gi braltar. Robert Beuchley's newest short, "How to Raise a Baby" la also added to today's program, as ' well as the latest news events of . the day. CANDIDATE SHOT, IS HELD A RUSE NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10. P) James H. Morrison, candidate for con gress In next Tuesday's Democratic primary, was shot and wounded early today In what he described os a "po litical" ambush but which Governor Richard W. Leche called a "cheap publicity stunt." Morrison, who has waged a bitter fight against Dr. J. K. Griffith, In cumbent, who Is supported by the governor in ' the sixth ' dlstrrct. - said he was -ambushed at his summer camp seven miles east of Hammond by an unidentified man who escaped. The governor, who took the stump in the district against Morrison, said at Shroveport the "affair Is simply a cheap publicity stunt of a despemto unscrupulous and repudiated politi cian." Communications Wants Barnes to Debate Reter To the Editor: I would like to se the question debated between Mr. Barnes and Mr. Reter, -whether or not the cull pear pile Is necessary. J. D. HIGHT ; Talent, Sept. 10 Use Me 11 Tribune Want Ads. Angeles night clubs and racetracks. Tne nuanous lum is Sing You Sin ners," based on the doings of the 3oofy Beebes, a punch-drunk group of brothers and sisters who run the screen wild with their gay episodes. SHANGHAI. Sept. 10. () The Japanese reported today their lon?; delayed objective of severing the Peiping-Hankow railway south of the Yellow river was near realization. They said one of their columns had made a surprise attack to the south west from the Lunghai railway zone In north Honan province and had advanced to within 45 miles of the Peiping-Hankow line. . The column was aiming at a point 65 miles south of Chengchow, Junc tion of the Lunghai and Peiping Hankow lines, the Japanese reported. This would place the column about 200 miles "north of Hankow, China's provincial capital. Severance of the railway was a ma jor goal of the Japanese last spring during their offensive along the Lunghai. WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably Trowbridge Cab inet Works. Cdk Wts tqday nd mon- star . . up to his old M fg tfSwj . tricks . . . setting ' i tv . feminine hearts a- 'y ' "2Snt;': hi ' j W tingle with excit- fZ, J j) ing romance and r ' i- VT-" J v adventure ... .1 sy ' JTy - J I 01 The fast-moving story Is punctu ated with a number of the latest song hits. Other members of the feast In clude Ellen Drew, sensational new ro mantic discovery, and Elizabeth Pat terson, as the soul-weary mother. HENDAYE, France (at the Spanish frontier), Sept. 10. (P) Insurgent forces continued attacks on the gov ernment's defense lines In eastern Spain today despite heavy rain which crippled operations. The exact situation was obscured by conflicting reports reaching the frontier. A government communique said the insurgents had launched attack after attack, using cavalry as well as In fantry and tanks, but all had been repulsed, . 1 An Insurgent communique from Salamanca said government resist ance had been broken all along the Ebro river front and five lines of fortifications had been captured. BIr Apple Nature's Own BRI8T0W, Okla. (UP)-Ed Patter son, a fatmer, knows that "the big eppie" Jsjoiore than a dance. His "Dig apple" is Just that; he grew It in his orchard and It weighs nearly a pound. HRHon They Bamboozled the Law! A fast-actioned comedy drama of a shyster lawyer and the mess he wiggled his friends into . , . . I Dennis 0'Keefe Lewis Stone Ann Morris Nat Pendleton ,i,.-r ,,&sirsir- Kzti'?MMi iaJ Life Is Just one ble picnic for Mar ma Raye wnen ner sailor swcotnearts. Bob Hope and Jack Thltlng, com? back to port In the new nautical comedy, "Give Me A Sailor," which opens a three day run Tuesday at th RlalU theatre. The story of na LOIR GAS RATES EFFECTIVE OCT. 1 Another substantial reduction will be enjoyed by local gas consumers, effective October 1, according to D. E. York, vice president and general manager of Southern Oregon Gas Corporation, who announces custom ers' savings up to 20 per cent. "In putting Into effect new low rates for schedule 2. domestic heating service, nnd schedule 4, domestic wat er heating, we arc carrying out the original pledge of our president. Mr. J. A. Ward, that gas rates would he lowered as rapidly as possible con sistent with sound management and good service," said York. "The object of these new, low rates Is to encourage Increased utili zation of gas for all domestic needs through making the advantages of modern gas appliances available to more homes at lower cost." The uttlllty executive pointed out that these October 1 rate reductions made in the face of steadily rising taxes and operating costs, further substantiate Mr. Ward's economic theory. "In every case when we have cut rates," concluded York, "the do mand for gas appliances and gas fuel has rapidly increased. Berore lont;, the growing volume makes possible additional rato adjustments, all old customers Bharlng the benefits along with new customers." York asserts that gas fuel, at the new "Schedule 4' . rate, provides the lowest-cost modern hot water service ever available In this community. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p m. 1 2SO0OflOQ ' TIST val hl-JInx also features Betty ara ble, Clarence Kolb. and Kathleen Lock hart. "Gaiety Girls." starring Patricia Ellis and a grand cast is scheduled to play as the companion feature with the Martha Raye laugh hit. ULCER OPERATION FACED BY Y ROCHESTER. Minn., Sept. 10. (fp) A Mayo clinic physician said to day that James Roosevelt. "30-year-olyd son of President Roosevelt, is suffering from "a large ulcer. While President Roosevelt-was 'en route by special train from his Hyde Park home to his son's bedside, the clinic issued the following bulletin on his condition: "Mr. Roosevelt had a comfortable night and' he Is resting comfortably now.". , The president's son Is at 8t. Marys' hospital where he la undergoing pre operative treatment. An operation for removal of tho gastric ulcer, la sched uled for Monday. ' still ships Eggs CLEVELAND (UP) The war In China has not stopped shipment of fragile foods. Records show that eggs 217 dozens of them were received here In April, at 19 cents a dozen, exclusive of duty. Snaps Hull's .Neck BEALIBA. Australia (UP) When charged by a bull; J.' E. Matthews, local butcher, seized It by the horns and allowed his entire weight to be carried by the bull's head until Its neck was broken. T O D AY FOR THREE DAYS v a. WORLD vUCO hw wuvis JS'' !PyJ IT'S GREAT! You'll Roar With V . I f: va, Lau&hter Through Happy, Tears 1 . . I rT3x mJvH ' . Mickey's up to bin ears 1 . I&tnc ifv'fVlfew-y fifkl? in dame troubl and I ,"-'' Wf? V how he like it! The I. IM. " T W H .Jjh ' Hardy'. - newest '. and ' I ' t-'S. :' fUnnieSt laUgh 6h0W'1 ' Joan Crawford plavs a weary shop girl to Spencer Tracy s role as a love starved millionaire in "Mannequin.' co-starring the two players at the Roxy theatre today and tomorrow only. Ralph Morgan and Alan Curtis have the supporting role. S EX-FELON ADMITS : CHICAGO. Sept. 10. (7PV-A 20 a week bookkeeper was charged today with stealing $60,000 from the com pany that gave him a Job after he had served a six year prison term for embezzling 930,000. Police- Sergt. John J. Murphy said that Hill 8urckel, 45, admitted that he had drawn the money from com pany funds over a two-year period and spent It all but 147 night Clubbing and having a general good time. Mlverton Vol Set SILVERTON, Ore., Sept. 10. Voters of Sllverton will ballot Sep tember 38 on the question of Issuing bonds for a sewage disposal plant. Card or Thanks 1 We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends who were so kind to us dur ing our recent bereavement, and also for the beautiful floral offerings. We especially wish to thank Father Fran cis W. Black of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, nnd the Slstera of Sacred Heart Hospital. Mrs. Grace Hall Wife and Children. Mrs. Martha D. Hall Mother. Florance Hall Baail and Vance Hall Brothers. Mrs. Mabel I, Kober Sister. Ramon Novarro Has Lead Adventure Hit On Rial to s Screen Ramon Novarro 's role In his latest picture, "A Desperate Adventure,1 provides the star with his first mod ern role In years. In this picture, which heads the double bill playing today and to morrow at the Rialto theatre, No varro's flair for light comedy Is al lowed to run rampant. The action Is swift and gay, and concerns a Parisian artist, Novarro, who paints a daring masterpiece of the girl of his dreams, and suddenly finds her In real life In the person of Marian Marsh, an American heir ess. Everyone tries to get the paint ing back from the gallery-Novarro because Its darlngneas reflects on hit newly round sweetheart, Tombes be cause It reflects on his daughter, Rutherford because he Is engaged to Miss Marsh, etc. But the painting has been sold to an American gallery, and all board the ship that U car rying the focal point of the action back to the U. 8. Erie Blore, the moat famous butler on the screen, has another of hit "Jeeves" roles as valet to Novarro. "The Chaser," a 9250,000 Movie Quiz Picture, plays as the compan ion feature with "A Desperate Ad venture" at the Rialto. Dennis O Kcefe, Ann Morrlss, Lewis Stone and Nat Pendleton have the leading roles in the action packed mystery drama of a shyster lawyer and his small town heroisms. VmatlHa Plans Structure KMH. PENDLETON, Ore., Sept. 10. (tfV The -Umatilla county court today served notice It would go ahead with plans for building a 1300.000 court house unless citizens oppose the move at a public hearing scheduled for October 10. Closing time for row Late to Clas sify Ada is 1:30 p m. . A New Low Price SELBY See Page 4 A II V EL, 1 Showi Today: 1:45 3:15 6:46 . 0:00 Tortty 0:4.1 A Mmt 3:rM) Mala . , . 21c Klildlm . . lor J Mats 30a Evei 40c . Kiddies. lOo NI'MDRR ONB . t:00 4:4J 11:33 11:0(1 NI'.MIIKII TWO lit 3:25 1:1(1 11:45
