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DANNY KAYE STAR
MUSICAL SHOW AT
CRATERjANJODAY
"Up In Arms" Technicolor
Comedy "Ladies Cour
ageous" On Rialto Screen
What happens to a neurotic
youth when the draft snatches
him from his elevator-operator
job and what happens to the
Army when he gets in it, is de
veloped hilariously Jn "Up in
Arms," technicolor filmusical
with Danny Kaye in the star
ring role and opening a three
day run at the Craterian thea
tre today.
Kaye, long a sensation on
Broadway makes his screen de
but in this laughter-packed of
fering. With the aid of Dinah
Shore, Dana Andrews, Con
stance Dowling, Louis Calhern,
and other top-notch players, he
offers one of the year's gayest
pieces of entertainment, plus
the eye-filling ensemble of
1844's Goldwyn Girls.
Kaye and Andrews portray a
couple of close friends who are
inducted into the armed serv
ices together, 'while Misses
Shore end Dowling, their nurse
girl friends, Join up as army
nurses, and when a big trans
port leaves for the South Pacific
all four are aboard three of
them officially, and Miss Dowl
ing as an unintentional stow
away. Kay's hectic efforts to get his
feminine pal out of trouble turn
the ship into a madhouse, and
his subsequent encounter with
a company of Japs puts the fin
ishing touch to the breathless
action.
"Ladies Courageous" tops
the twin-bill at the Rialto thea
tre with "Ghost That Walked
Alone" as the companion feature.
LIST 18 OREGON
Washington, Sept. 18 KU.R)
Trie names of 2,298 U. S. sol'
diers missing In action were an
Bounced today by the war de
partment including from Oregon:
Beasley, 2nd Lt. Harry M.,
817 Howard St., Medford; Berg
er, 2nd Lt. Alfred R., Portland;
Curtis, Sgt. Chase Y., Portland;
Degerlamoe, Pfc. Tony, Klam
ath Falls; Fachin, Pfc. Lino J.,
Portland; Fox, Pvt. Raymond
W., Portland; Kurtz, 2nd Lt.
Merle M., Route 1, Nyssa; Mor
ris, Sgt. Paul N., Portland; Ob
ering, S-Sgt. Marion F., Beaver
ton; SwaskI, Sgt. Frank A.,
Sweet Home; Daly, T-Sgt. Phil
lip J., Lakeview; Geier, Cpt.
Emanuel, Eugene; Goode, Col.
Paul R., Corvallis; Inman, Pfc.
Clyde E., Willamette; Pender
grass, T-5 Horace J, Roseburg;
Williams, T-Sgt. John F., Salem;
Wilson, 1st Lt. Daniel E., Port
land; Wollam, Pvt. Donald M.,
Portland.
"Once Upon a Time" Coming Soon
Starting Wednesday at the
Craterian, is the whimical com
edy "Once Upon a Time," star
ring Cary Grant, with Janet
Blair and James Gleason.
VFW and Auxiliary
Will Honor Vosika
Crater Lake Post No. 1833,
Veterans of Foreign Wars will
hold their regular semi-monthly
meeting at the armory, Tuesday
at 8 p. in. Corporal August
Vosika, a member of the post
home on leave after serving
overseas with a bomber crew
since April, 1943, will be honor
guest.
The auxiliary will also hold
a business meeting, after which
refreshments will be served by
a committee headed by Julie
Canfield at chairman.
Post and auxiliary members
are asked to turn out in force
not- only to welcome Comrade
Vosika, but there are some Im
portant matters to take up in
ine Business meeting.
Twenty Americans
Freed in Bulgaria
Washington, Sept. 16 (U.R)
The war department announced
today that 20 American soldiers
have been released frcm a war
prisoner camp in Bulgaria and
are now in an American hospital
at Istanbul, Turkey.
BOOST FIRE CREWS
Sacramento, Sept. 16 (U.P
State forest fire crews tonight
were In line for an emergency
wage increase after a confer
ence with Gov. Earl Warren at
which he was told a critical fire
situation is aggravated by crew
manpower shortages.
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Simone Simon and William
Terry star in "Johnny Doesn't
Live Here Anymore," a hilari
ous comedy of hectic Washing
ton which opens Wednesday at
the Rialto. Bob Livingston and
"Smiley" Burnette top the cast
of "Laramie Trail," the com
panion feature.
Sergeant Tuer of
Central Ponit On
Fiftieth Air Raid
15th AAF In Italy Staff
Sergeant Dale Tuer, 20, son of
Mrs. Ethel F. Tuer, Central
Point, Ore., has joined the Half
Hundred club by flying his 50th
combat mission; over occupied
Europe. He is the holder of the
Air Medal with six Oak Leaf
Clusters.
Flying as a tall gunner in a
Liberator heavy bombardment
unit since his arrival overseas
last March, Tuer has shot down
three enemy planes that at
tacked his formation. In addi
tion to many flights over the
oil refineries in Vienna and the
oil fields at Ploesti he partici
pated in the bombing of bridges
and coastal guns in southern
France preceding the invasion.
"I didn't have a chance to in
crease my bag over France,"
grinned Tuer. "The Germans
didn't have a plane in the sky."
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Allen King, Ashland, 22, was
sentenced to serve not less than
two years in state prison Friday,
as a parole violator, by Circuit
Judge H. K. Hanna. King was
granted a suspended sentence on
a check charge several weeks
ago. At the time, the court issued
a warning to King, that no more
leniency would be extended. Au
thorities declared ha has fre
quently been in trouble over
checks. He was arrested by the
Ashland police recently, follow
ing involvement of an Ashland
married woman with two chil
dren, who hitch-hiked to Reno
with another Ashland man. Both
signed statements of their part
in the affair.
BIRTHS ;
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs.
James C, Prospect, Sept, 15, i
1944. a girl six pounds at Com-1
munity Hospital.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs.
La Verne, ?24 Mae St., Sept.
18. 1944. a girl, nine pounds, at
Sacred Heart hospital.
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Tuer graduated from the Oak
land Technical High school in
California and was employed
by his father, an Oakland con
tractor before enlisting in No
vember, 1942.
NEW OILING SYSTEM
MAY BOOST PLANES
State College, Pa., Sept. 16
(U.R) Engineers and chemists
fro mall parts of the nation con
vened today at Pennsylvania
State College to study a newly
developed lubrication system
that may enable airplanes to fly
20,000 feet higher than present
ceilings.
Known as the S-S system aft
er the men who jointly devel
oped It Dr. P. H. Schweitzer,
professor of tngineering re
search at Penn State, and L. P.
Sharpies, Philodclphia manu
facturer of centrifuge equip
ment the innovation Is lighter
and simpler than the conven
tional circuit and permits loca
tion of the oil tank in any part
of the airplane.
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IN ITALY WITHIN
3 MILES PO VALLEY
Battle Nazis For Rimini Air
fieldYanks Fight Near
Florence.
Sunday. Sept. 17, 1844 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SXTafl)
Rome, Sept. 18 U.R) Greek
troops of the Eighth army in
Italy today fought for possession
of the German-held Rimini air
field after a plunging one-day
mile and a half advance beyond
the Marano river to within three
miles of the Po valley.
Revealed this week for the
first time to be fighting beside
British, Canadian, Polish and
Indian troops of the Eighth ar
my, the Greeks established a
new break-through record in the
Adriatic corridor. Fighting o-er
rough terrain against massed
German infantry and artillery,
they crossed the Marano and
reached the airfield in a single
day's action, capturing en route
the town of San Lorenza-jn-Strada.
Fifth army British and Amer
ican forces continued their slug
ging match with German de
fenders of the Gothic line north
and west of Florence, meeting
ever-increasing onoosl'ion as
they drove into mountain passes I
and approached the strongest of (
the defense line's fortifications.
Would King Cola Be Merry
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?
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not hava been a merry old tnul It ha
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Meanwhile, Canadian troops,
who have taken a large share of
the pummellng in tha Adriatic
corridor between San Marino
and the sea, battled a panzer
grenadier division at a bridge
head across the Marano two
miles from the coast. They re
ported the capture of 150 pris
oners, Including a battalion com
mander. Additional crossings of the
Marano were made farther to
the southwest. The villages ot
Ospeduletto, four miles inland,
and Patrlgnano, a mile farther
west, were captured. The latter
town is only two miles from the
San Mareno frontier, behind
which the Germans have estab
lished gun positions and massed
infantry.
Los Angeles, Cept. 18 U.P)
A civil suit to recover $15,000,
representing the value of liquor
allegedly hijacked from his
truck, was filed today by C. F.
Little, truck company operator.
J'VILLE POSTMASTER ,
GAINS CONFIRMATION
The nomination of Mary R.
Smith as postmaster of Jackson
ville has been approved by the
United States senate, according
to word from Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Smith has been serving
under an acting appointment for
approximately 15 months. 8h
succeeded Mrs. Ruth Hoffman,
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