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"NrEDFORD matt, ttctbunt:. mt:dfot?p rmr.cioy. urryESDAT. octobkb i2nm PAGE SEVEN f LOCAL and PERSONAL "Marie Antoinette" With Norma Shearer, Coming Sunday Captain Here Capt. Merrill A. Ptmentel, formerly CCC commander of Brlce Creek camp, returned to duty In Medford yesterday and was await ing a new assignment today. Here on Business Dr. D. E. Weld, man, educational director of CCC In 9th corps area at the San Francisco Presidio, waa here today transacting official business, Returns Home Capt. H. T. Gentle returned thia morning from San Francisco where he had gone on CCC business. He left here last Sunday. Ha la district surgeon of the Medford CCC district. Pance Tonight A Townsend dance will be held this evening in the. Townaend hall at 12314 West Main street, from 0 until 1 o'clock. The event ts sponsored by Townsend club No. 3. Similar dances will be held each Wednesday evening In the hall. Ulster Pies O. N. Wilson of 104 King street waa today In receipt of news of the death of his sister, Mrs. P. R. Mason, In Webster City, Iowa. Mrs. Webster died yesterday. She waa W years old. Minor Accident George Eaton ot 38 North Front street and John F. ' Lawrence of Medford drove cara In volved in a minor accident on South Front street Tuesday evening, e?7dlng to a report on file In city police station today. Purchase Farm Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gllmore and family recently moved to Falls City where they purchased a farm. Mr. Gllmore was formerly foreman of the Elliott farm here Ralph and Ann VanZyl are now em ployed at the Elliott farm. Taken Home John McKeehan, radio technician for United Air Lines who was Injured In a fall from a company pole at the municipal air port last week, waa taken to his Oakland home yesterday afternoon In a United Malnllner. He was to re ceive special treatment In an Oak land hospital. Brings Prisoner Joseph Jackson. BO, Klamath Indian of Chlloquln, was being held In the Jackson county jail today pending grand Jury action en a federal charge of forging a gov ernment check. He was brought here last night by Paul Hanlln, V. 8. deputy marshal, after being held for the arrand Jury by U. S. Commissioner Bert Thomas in Klamath Falls. Court Citations George O. Mont gomery. 33. of Eagle Point, charged by state police with operating truck with no clearance lights, was scheduled to spear In Justloe of the peace court tomorrow. Ellis Q. Stan- cliff, 39, of Portland waa cited by atate police to appear in Justice of the peace court tomorrow afternoon charged with driving an overloaded truck. Return North - Karl L. Janouch, supervisor of the Rogue River na tional forest on a special assignment in Portland, and Mrs. Janouch re turned north this morning after spending the week-end at their home here. Mr. Janouch came south to attend the annual convention of the Shasta-Cascade Wonderland associa tion In Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Janouch came south and returned north by motorcar with E. C. Man ning, chief forester of British Co lumbia, who also attended the Shasta convention. From Sardine Creek Mr. and Mrs F. N. Tygart of Sardine creek trans acted business and called upon friends her yesterday. A K5wflHaaw Files North Reginald H. Parsons. aieaiora orcnsraiai, leu oy uniwa Malnllner yesterday afternoon for Seattle, Wash., where h also main tains a home and has business Inter cats. From Spokane Mr. and Mrs. Rnss Jones of Spokane. Wa-h., were vis itors here today. Mr. Jones Is dis trict manager of a magazine pub lishing company and was in Med- ford on one of his periodic visits to southern Oregon. Crowds Hear Movie Auditions Tuesday On Rial to' s Stage Before an almost capacity house last night at the Rlalto, auditions were made of approximately twenty persona who appeared before the re cording microphone as If they were veterans. In presenting the stage attraction, D. W. Balrd went Into lengthy de tail regarding the equipment which was used in making the auditions after which he intioduced and com plimented the quintet who were present from the M. H. S. A vocal number was recorded of this group, and . was Immediately played back to the audience. Don Elliott proved a very popular soloist by the rendi tion of a banjo solo with variations. Dick Baize and Jeanne Marie Patter son were selected for parts in the filming of Medford'a movie, "Run nln Wild." Ruth Meadows. Jack Parker and Rodney Wheelock were also selected for certain scenes to be Included in the Medford movie. Scheduled for recording this after noon and evening are Aileen Latham, Beth Laws. Irene Shoemaker. Wyley Bennett. Allen Gebhard, Evelyn Walker, Joyce Young. Paul Dimlck, Thelma Stokes, George Stevens, Dick Reum. Lloyd Rauw, Duke Arm strong, Richard Konklln, Pauline Champlln, Wm. Earl Porter, George Glffin. Gall Thompson, James Hack ett, Peggy Riddle. Dwtght Albright. Jimmy Glenn, Mrs. Laura Jones. Dorothy Gillette and the Musical Mountaineers. All others who have entered cou- pona up to noon Tuesday will be given private auditions on a later date. A cast comprised of about 33 act resses and actors plus entertainers. will begin work tomorrow on the filming of the local attraction. To morrow the entire afternoon will be spent In filming lobby display of "still" pictures, of varioua scenes of the story. These pictures will be on display in front of the Rlalto be ginning Thursday. The actual shoot ing of the local picture "Runnln' Wild" will start promptly at 8 o'clock Friday morning, as the entire cast goes on "location" to one of the finer homes of the city for the filming- of certain sequences which will be .used in making up the play. The plot will be described In a later Issue of this paper. With much of the filming done In the business district Saturday afternoon. Indications are that the pet parade, which will start at the Chamber of Commerce building will attract many visitors to Medford for "movie day." Chief of police McCredle has kindly offered the co operation of the department to han dle the parade of kiddles as they march through a section of the busi ness district. A Country Boy y-?' A i; r ; . s .... I ' Jo Penner, the gs-ga gent who has Informed the world he's from the city, has turned country boy and cowboy. He s gone for the wide open spaces. garbed in chaps and spun in his new comedy hit, "I'm from the City." opening a three-day run to morrow at the Rlalto Theater, with Bob Baker In "The Last Stand" as the added feature on the twin bill. 'Youth Takes a FUng" and Campus Confessions." with the voice tests and recorded auditions on the atage. are at the Rlalto for the last times tonight. were to be given out, but officials, who aald they feared a riot, stopped the distribution at 1500. Police lines were broken In disorder. The crowd a mass of negroes with a sprinkling of white women began forming last night. Police estimated 3000 were In line at a a.m.. EST all wanting to get the soo-a-month Jobs. Many brought blankets, pillows and chairs. After polios restored order. W. O. Hull of the civil service commission, snnounced to the crowd no more blsnks would be given out. Sur rounded by officers, he and other commission officials msde their wsy to a patrol wagon which took them through the crowd. Hull ssld there was no assurance the women who obtained blanks would get Jobs. They would have to pass a physical examination even to be placed on an eligible list -a list which would last for a year or two before all on It found work. MILLING THRONG OF WOMEN BATTLE FOR CHORE JOBS WASHINGTON. Oct. 13. (AP) A milling throng of women lvll ser vice commission officials Raid thaw warn 38.000 stormed a Washington police station today In an effort to qualify for Jobs as charwomen In federal buildings here. 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Gentlemen SSc, ladles 10c Co-starring Norms Shearer and Tyrone Power, the. glittering film production, "Mario Antoinette," comes to the Craterlan theatre Sun day for a three day only showing. Included In the huge supporting cart of this spectacular drsma are John Barrymore, Robert Morley, An ita Louise, Joseph Schlldkraut. Gladys George, Henry Stephenson and Joseph Callela e-mong others. To Lead Talk James A. Mulllm. principal of the Junior high school, waa to leave by motorcar this after noon for Salem to attend a confer ence of Junior high school principals tomorrow. Mr. Mulllns has been selected to lead a discussion on "Some Administrative Problems In the Organization of Junior High Schools." Mr. Mulllns will remain In Salem to attend the conference of high school principals Friday and Saturday. He wag to be accompanied by his wife. Driver Tests Applicants for tie ensea or permits to operate cars will be examined here as usual on Sstur day. Both written examinations and rosd tests wiu be given. Ward Mo Peynolda, state examiner, and bis staff will be In council chambers on the top floor of city hall from 8 to B and applicants are asked to report between those hours. To pass the examinations It Is necessary to be familiar with the state handbook on traffic rules and regulations. Mr. Reynolds pointed out. Copies of th manual may be obtained without cost at state and city police head quarters, the sheriff's office and the Jsckson County Chamber of Com merce. . Tomorrow tc Friday The motion picture camera- man will be on the Job to film the kid dles as they march down main atreet. Many closeups will be taken of the children with the most unusual, cutest, ugliest, largest and amallest pets. These pictures will be shown next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day, October 18, 19, 20, In the Med ford Newsreel as a special added local attraction In conjunction with Medford'a home town movie "Runnln' Wild." 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