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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09
Mickey at Elton

Mickey Rooney will go to Mems
English studios to make "Yank at
Eton," following completion of Rob-
ert Montgomery's two pictures
"Busman's Honeymoon" and Earl
OF Chicago" Norman Taurog, di-
rector OF Boys Town." will direct
Rooney. Richard Thorpe has Just
been assigned direction of the first
Montgomery picture. Also on the
British schedule for future produc-
ton is National Velvet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09
Those Mad Marx Brothers
Are Running Wild Again
Day at the Circus Their Latest
Off to Hectic Start Ridden
BY Daft Franks
HOLLYWOOD,

The Marx Brothers the loose and Hollywood the
tershat Hollywood
writer's and the gentlemen pennies they pro-
ducion
After the first so motion
shadows kineoope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09

continued From FIRST Pdge.)
over period of years and at the
cost of various fortunes. Few other
British producers had had that ex-
perience, and Korda improved on
what Hollywood had taught him by
adding and subtractlng what his own
shreWd intuition dictated.
With Vincent and Zoltan, he was
back in Europe and again they were
starving. The Kordas didn't like
working for other people and the in
evitable result was the founding Of
Korda Productions.
This began its existence in a small
office in a London news (present-
day conversation of a former horse
stable) and often the three BROTH
ers didn't have anything left when
the stenographer had been paid her
weeks salary.
But about that time Britains big
moneyed pin-stripe trouser men
were getting up to the idea of a
British Hollywood and the money
was easy to get.
Alexander's persuasive tongue-it
reminds you a little of Herman
Bing-helped to get the Kordas on
the list of film companies which
got backing and they blossomed
forth with THE Private Life of
Henry the Eighth"
That made Korda. 1t made
Laughton. And Donat. And lot
of others. Now the list of Kordas
finds ranges from little Sabu to
the girl who was known in London
as Estelle OBrien Thompson, from
which name evolved Merle Oberon
and just lately Mrs. Alexander
Korda.
With the money back of him to
do it, Alexander set about utilizing
fully the natural talents of his two
brothers. Friends of Vincent Korda
say that Vincent's pictures should
be hanging in the Royal Academy.
. Instead of that they outline
the backgrounds for the Korda film
sets.
The lobbies of Denham Studios,
set in an idyllic background of
peaceful English countryside (from
an angle where you can't see the
sets are full of the originals Vim
cent has done for the various Korda
productions. They not only look
like masterpieces, but they give
Alexander the proper settings and
details to work on and provide the
true artistic tonings for the full use
of technicolor.
Most of Korda's films have had
and will have color. Korda main
tains the extra expense is we'll iusti-
fed.
zoltan fits into the picture as
director or general factotum. He
directed -Four Feathers" this year
and Immediately set about watching
AleXanders interests while the lat
ter went to Cap D'Antibes to get
married.
In addition to his brothers, Korda
has had about him for years suave
Stephen Pallos. Central European
sales expert, whom he met in Paris
while he was starving. Pallos tagged
along and now is officially manag-
ing director of London Films Export
Co.-which means he handles Kor-
da's distribution.
The prize recruit of recent times
Is R. c. Sheriff, author of Jour
ney's End and many recent hit
scripts.
Korda now has him signed to a
long-term contract as literary ad-
wiser. He and Alexander get to-
gether on script as long as 10
months before the projected shoot
ing date and start work. BY the time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09
Tomorrow Night
At $40

OLNEY-Karen Morley, of film
fame, is the weeks guest
star, assuming the Gertrude
Lawrence role, supported by
the stock company cast, in
Susan and God"
Observation-Disclosures melodra-
ma comes along to open a
two-week engagement, this
something very stirring en-
titled The Fatal Brand"
1t will be played by a cast
of Roadside melodrama IA
vorites.
CROSS ROADS-The consid-
erably praised production of
Biography" with the con-
siderably praised Izetta
Jewel, jr., in the leading
role, starts its second week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09
Eve

Continued From First Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09
SATURDAY
Society Smugglers"
and Durango
Valley Raiders

6OClety SmuRRleIS
and Durango
Valley Raiders"
Tyrone Power in
Rose of Washington |
Square"
Silver on the SAGE"
and "Torchy Runs
for Mayor"
Trouble In Shutdown"
Sudden Money"
Lone Ranger"
Dorothy Lamour
in
"St. Louis Blues"
kid From Texas"
and
''Torchy for Mayor"
Bonita Granville in
Nancy Drew.
Trouble Shooter"
"Racketeer of the
Range" and Code OF
the Secret Service"
Tyrone Power in
Rose of Washington
Square"
Rough Riders
Roundup" and
Sorority House"
James Stewart In
ITS a Wonderful
World"
Western Jamboree."
pride of the Navy"
Lone Ranger"
-Four Girls In White"
and THE Adventures
OF Jane Arden"
Tell No Tales"
and
Calling DR.. Kildare"
jeanette Macdonald.
Clark Gable in
San Francisco
Sidney Toler in
Charlie Chan in
Reno"
Victor McLaglen and
Tom Brown in
"Ex-Champ."
Gambling Ships"
Last Warning"
The Spiders Web"
Jean Parker in
Romance OF the
Redwoods."
George Brent and
Olivia de Haviland in
Wings Of the Navy"
ice Follies OF 1899"
and The Lady's
From Kentucky"
My Son Is q
Criminal" and
"Fisherman's Wharf"
Hound OF the
Baskervilles" and
Chasing Danger"
Warner Ba xter in
Return of the
Cisco Kid"
"Everybodys Baby"
and
North of the Yukon. +"
The Law Rides" and
Little Tough
Guys in Society"
Four Marx Brothers
in
Animal Crackers"
West Of the Sante
Fe" and
Missing Daughters"
Trouble in Shutdown.
Bulldog Drummond's
Secret Police"
Rhythm of the
Sa ddle" and
Last Warning"
Nancy Drew. Trouble
Shooter" Trouble
in Shutdown.
Joan era wford and
Walter Huston in
Rain"
Mickey Rooney in
The Hardvs Ride
High
James Stewart in
Its a Wonderful
World"
Wife. Husband and
Friend" Mystery
of the White Room"
Anne Shirley and
James Ellison in
Sorority Ho. Sc"
Henry Fonda in
Young Mr.. Lincoln"
Cartoon and News.
Dorothy Lamour and
Lloyd Nolan in
st. Louis Blues"
Riders OF Black
Hills and Code OF
the Streets.
Lionel BARRYMORE. and
Lew Ayres in
Calling DR.. Kildare"
Lionel BARRYMORE and
Lew AyreS in
Calling DR.. Kildare"
Arrest Bulldog
Drummond." The
laundering West"
Twelve Crowded
Hours" and
"Thundering West"
Tyrone Power in |
rose OF w aSnlflRIOn I
Square |
Boy Friend" and
Mr.. Motto in Danger .
Island"
Boy Trouble and !
Romance of the
Redwoods." |
James Stewart in
TT S a Wonderful |
World" |
Kenny Baker and
Jean Cohn in
The Kikado."
Jean Arthur in
only Angels Have |
Wings"
Bonita Granville in |
Nancy Drew.
Trouble Shooter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09
renely near San Francisco; its name

renely near San Francisco; its name
rs the Sacramento. Examples are
many; suffice to say, Southern Cali
fornia still can double for most
places on earth.
Units still go to the far corners
to get long shots, then Hollywood
locations carry on for close-ups.
The day may really be past when
Ben Hur" goes to Italy, an "Es-
kimo' to the real frozen North,
White Shadows" to the South Seas
or Trader Horn" to Africa. After
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09
Kit Carson Film

Warner Bros. are going ahead with
plans announced some time ago to
produce Kit Carson" Earle Smell
has been assigned to write the
screen story of the famous Western
scout and Indian fighter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09
FRIDAY
Let Us Live"
and
HTlo klinr Gn{~ ~

| FRIDAY
LET Us Live"
and
ga milling Ship"
Lionel Barrymore and
Lew Ayres in
"CallinR DR.. Kildare
/ Warner Baxter in
Return Of the
Cisco Kid"
Bling Crosby and
Joan Blondell in
- East Side of Heaven"
1 "Racketeers OF the
Range" Stage
!" Texas Ranch Girls.
+. Broadway Serenade"
and
"Chasing Danger"
Warner Baxter in
Return of the
~ Cisco Kid"
Bonita Granville in
Nancy Drew.
TrOlIhIe Shpoter
Lionel BARRYMORE and
Lew Ayres in
DR.. Kildare"
Enrol Flynn in
Dodge CITY"
Cartoon and News.
Warner Baxter in
Return OF the
Cisco Kid"
n Edward Robinson in
Confessions of 4
Nazi Spy"
Tom sawyer.
Detective" and
:" King of Chinatown. =
The Champ"
and
i" Broadway Serenade. A."
Tyrone Power and
Alice Fave in
In Old CHICAGO"
|. Richard Dix and
Gail Patrick in
Man OF Conquest.
Don Ameche in
r STORY of Alexander
Graham Bell"
|. Florence Rice in
i -Four Girls in
" White"
|. Jeanette Macdonald.
Lew A'yres in
Broadway Serenade.
Deanna Durbin in
S Three Smart Girls
: Grow Up"
I'd Society Lawyer" anc
Birth OF a New
America "
Charles Ruegles anC
Mary Boland in
:" Boy Trouble. "
Joel McCrea and
In Barbara Stanwyck In
! Union Pacific
n Merle Oberon and
Laurence Olivier in
"Wuthering Heights.
Timber Stampede. "
and
- whispering Enemies
Dark Victory"
and The
Girl Downstairs"
S Four Marx Brothers
in
" Animal Crackers"
West of the Sante
Fe" and
Missing Daughters. -
Loretta Young in
r STORY of Alexander
Graham Bell "
Jane Withers in
Boy Friend
Stage-Cabin Kids.
Jean Arthur in
"Only Angels Have
Wings "
Joan Crawford and
Walter Huston in
Rain
Mickey Rooney in
The Hardvs Ride
High. D."
/ Kenny Baker and
Jean Cohn in
The Mikado.'
Dodge City"
and Ride a
Crooked Mile"
!. Anne Shirley and
James Ellison in
Sorority House
Henry Fonda in
" Young Mr.. Lincoln. "
Cartoon and News.
Billy
the Kid
Returns"
!. Back Door to
Heaven" "DuranRo
Valley Raiders"
jeanette Macdonald.
Clark Gable in
d" San Francisco"
Jean Arthur in
"Only Angels Have
Wings"
" Ice Follies of 1899"
and
Mystery Plane"
!" Lone Wolf Spy Hunt"
and
Boy Friend"
Tyrone Power in
n Rose of WASHINGTON
Square"
Fred Astaire in
d Story of Vernon and
Irene Castle"
|. Jeanette Macdonald.
Lew AyreS in
Broadway Serenade. "
Kenny Baker and
Joan Cphn in
The Mikado."
Tyrone Power in
n Rose of Washington
Square"
Jean Arthur in
only Angels Have
Wings"
Peter LORE in
Mr.. Motto Takes q
! Vacation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09

all, the rocks of Chatsworth have
been many a distant place, such as
China for The Good Earth and
Khyber Pass for Lives of Bengal
Lancer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-07-09

Tyrone Power in
Rose of Washington
SOIIare
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Roosevelt and Calvin Coolidge.
Strong effort was made to bring
about denomination of President
Grant-for a third term-back in
1876. There also was demand that
Grover Cleveland should be renomi-
mated in 1896. Had not Woodrow
Wilson been very i'll in 1920 there
would have been a great demand
for his denomination, and as it was
there was talk of it.
Theodore Roosevelt did become a
candidate for the presidential NOM
ination for what was to. all intents
and purposes a third term-in the
Republican convention of l9l2-and
lost to William Howard Taft. His
third term would not have been
consecutive, however. Later Col.
Roosevelt was nominated by the
Bull Moose party, and the G.. o. P.
was split wide open. Neither of the
major political parties has ever
nominated a President for a third
term.
For the first time in more than
100 years Democratic presidential
candidate was nominated in 1886 by
majority vote of the national con-
vention. Previous nominations had
been made under a tWo-thirds-vote
rule. Unless the rules of the con-
vention should be changed again,
which does not now seem likely,
the nomination next year will be
made by majority vote. If Presi-
dent Roosevelt is in the field it will
be much more easy for MIN to
command mere majority OF the
delegates than a thirds vote.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Capitol Hill Hears
OF Efforts 10 End
Democratic Rift
Ashurst's Luncheon
For Corcorun Cited
By Legislators
By the Associated Press.


Reports were current on Capitol
Hill yesterday that some Senators,
looking ahead to the 1910 presi-
dental campaign. are seeking ac-
lively to heal differences between
Democratic factions.
Well advised Legislators said one
harmony effort was Senate lunch
con last week for Thomas G. Cor
coran, New Deal adviser. Given by
Senator Ashurst, Democrat, of Ari-
zona, the luncheon was attended by
such administration followers as
Senators Barkley of Kentucky and
SchWellenbach of Washington, and
by Senators Harrison of Mississippi
and Byrnes of South Carolina
The luncheon was similar to
earlier ones given for Chairman
Mariner S. Eccles of the Federal
Reserve Board and Chairman Jesse
H. Jones of the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp. Senator Brown of
Michigan. chairman of the Demo-
cratic Senatorial Campaign Com
mittee, also has been planning a
series of informal get-togethers
among representatives of divergent
party factions.
Vandenberg Gets Many Letters.
Sharing attention with Demo-
cratic political developments, there
was Capital talk about the recent
statement of Senator Vandenberg
Republican. of Michigan, indicating
his availability for the G. o. P. presl-
Dental nomination.
Senator Vandenberg said yester-
day he had received numerous letters
from all sections of the country
Evening star., 1939-06-04

while breathing pure oxygen to
speed up the circulation.
This opens the way to drug stores
establishing oxygen bars for the
treatment of hangovers," said DR..
Tuttle.
THE hangover, so-called, is char
acterized by a pronounced anox-
emia. Oxygen mixtures, in which
helium was used in some cases, have
been tried out. Not used to excess,
1t seems logical that pure oxygen
Is the logical antidote for too much
alcohol"
The passenger on a transport
plane who boards after drinking too
much suffers doubly at attitudes
above 10000 feet. The alcohol in
his system prevents even the de-
creased supply of oxygen in his
lungs from being taken up readily
by the blood stream and delivered to
the tissues.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

saying his was a good statement.
Asserting he would have nothing
more to say about the nomination
at present, he reiterated that he
was primarily concerned with his
duties as a Senator and his projected
race for reelection.
Shipstead Denies Report.
There was one report yesterday
among some of his colleagues that
Senator Shipstead, Farmer-Labor,
of Minnesota would seek reelection
in 1910 as a independent Republi-
can instead of running under the
Farmer-Labor banner. Senator
Shipstead asserted, however, that
he knew nothing about that story
Republicans won the governor
ship away from the Farmer-Labor
party in the Minnesota election last
fall.
Senator Lundeen, Farmer Labor
of Minnesota said he was convinced
National Labor party could COM
mand substantial vote in the
next presidential election. He said
he was hopeful that various State
labor parties would unite into a
national organization.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Oxyqen and Exercise Found
Best Cure for Hangover

AS head of the medical depart
ment of commercial air transport
company DR.. Tuttle suggested to
the lines stewardesses that they
administer pure oxygen-instead of
doses diluted with air--to passen-
gers suffering discomfort at high
attitudes.
Because passengers with hang
overs suffered the most, they we're
treated more frequently than the
others. The reports on recovery
we're so startling that DR.. Tuttle got
in touch with the Mayo Clinic.
which replied that it too had ex-
perimented in that field.
The clinic, in addition, had its
subjects walk briskly on a treadmill
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Garner
Continued From First Page.)

the second Tuesday in April, Penn
sylvania on the fourth Tuesday in
April. California on the first Tues
day in May, Ohio on the second
Tuesday in May, and Oregon on
the third Friday in May. All of
these are among the States hold
ing primaries.
Mr.. Gamers own State, Texas,
nominates by convention on the
fourth Tuesday in May. That the
Texas delegation will be instructed
for Mr.. Garner, no matter what
other candidates may be in the
field, is regarded as beyond doubt.
Under the primary laws in Ohio,
candidate, to be voted for, must
give his written consent If Mr.
Garner carries out the role now
assigned him-a role of receptive
candidate alone-he will not enter
that primary. AS the campaign
progresses, however, other condi-
tons may cause revision of plans.
May Lead to Confusion.
AS things now stand, however,
the Democratic party may have two
strong potential candidates for the
presidential nomination, both of
whom permit their friends to work
for them, but who withhold public
expression of their own-the Pres
ident and the Vice President. This
might lead to great deal of con-
fusion. so much so that one or both
of these candidates will have to
come out in the open and toss his
hat in the ring.
The Garner supporters have been
greatly encouraged by Nationwide
polls. attempting to learn the popu-
lar sentiment regarding candidates
for the nomination. One poll shows
support for Mr.. Garner has in
creased in the last six months from
20 per cent to so per cent of those
polled. This poll was taken on the
assumption Mr. Roosevelt would not
be candidate for denomination On
the other hand Mr.. Garners
strength in the poll continued to
grow even while the stop-Garner
movement was at its height, accord
ing to the Garnerites.
AS the Garnerites look at the
present boom for denomination of
President Roosevelt, it has three
groups of supporters.
The first is composed of men and
women who sincerely believe no
other man can fill the bill, even
though the tradition against third
term for President must be broken.
The second is the pay roll and
oficeholders' group, fearful of los
ing their positions if another man be
placed in the White House.
The third group is composed of
men and women who are not anx-
ious for Mr.. Roosevelt's renomina-
ton. but who wish to head off the
Vice President in favor of some of
the other potential candidates. They
do not wish Mr.. Garner to be in
position to take a commanding lead
when the convention opens.
Demands for Third Term.
There have been several other oc-
casions when there was loud de-
mand for the denomination and re-
election of Presidents who had
served two terms. or nearly two
terms, as in the case of Theodore
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Babb Receives Medal
For Journalistic Work
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, June "a
medal of honor for distinguished
service to journalism was conferred
today on Joseph Glenn Babb, men,
ber of the Associated Press cable
staff in New York, by the University
of Missouri School of Journalism.
Dean Frank L. Martin presented
the award at special ceremony in
the council chamber of the world S
oldest school of journalism Mr.
Babb was graduated from the uni
versity in 1915.
The citation of award read 80
for most able editorship . for
reportorial enterprise of high merit
in Manchuria. and for bringing to
foreign news since 1886 an editorial
Judgment sharpened and balanced
by two decades of study and inter-
continental experience"
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Degree Denied for Banquet
Ordered Awarded by Court
BY the Associated PreSs

BY the Associated Press.
NAMPA, Idaho, June 3.-A legal
fight for a college diploma stirred
this usually quiet Western Idaho
city today.
r. V. de Long, president of North
west Nazarene College, ordered SEN
iors not to attend the annual alumni
banquet, which was held before
graduation exercises.
LIE Roy Harris and five other
students attended anyway.
School officials demanded an apol-
ogy. The students refused.
Their names were cut of the
graduation list.
Mr.. Harris went to court.
District Judge Charles E. Win
Evening star., 1939-06-04
BY the Associated Press.

pS tuc A6nOCldbcu FTebb.
CHICAGO, June "a former
Army doctor thinks that drug stores
may soon establish oxygen bars"
to cure hangovers.
Pure oxygen and exercise, his pre-
liminary studies show, can do more
than anything else to rid the sys-
tenn of the after effects of imbibing
too freely. His findings are but
tressed by similar ones at the Mayo
Clinic in Rochester, MINI.
DR.. Arnold D. Tuttle, former COM
mandant of the School of Aviation
Medicine 1t Randolph Field, Tex.
started out to determine the exact
results of anoxemis (oxygen-want)
on the human body.
Evening star., 1939-06-04
Suites Reduced
1-S325 Mohoir korpen Suite
-coVed Honduras mahogany SNgA
for ~ADO
1-S2e5 Korpen Figured Cot
ton Tapestry Living Room Suite Sunu
IeOuCed 10 A&IO
$3.50 Korpen Living Room
Suite-blue and royon cotton SnsDD
dornosk-two pieces - %eDO
! Korpen Two piece Living
Room Suite in peach cotton VEL SsDuA
vet reduced to $1O
| korpen Two piece Honduras
Mahogany Bose Suite-cotton SlOg
veIvet-for - loo
| Blue Cotton Velvet korpen
Soto and Peoted-bock Chair SuOg
reduced to ----------- AsVO
$3.50 Chesterfed-t d-type Kor- Sunk
pen Living Room Suite for-- 1OO
$3.50 ChesterfieId-type Kor-
pen Suite-bIue cotton Velvet SuOK
for AOO
l-$2o5 Lowson-stye Korpen
Suite-fieured cotton tapestry SOOK
-for ~~O
X A WORD
ABOUT MAHOGANY

When we mention mahogany we mean GEN.
Ul4E MAHOGANY, whether it is used in
connection with other cabinet woods or used
exclusively. GENUINE MAHOGANY grows
ONLY in the West Indies, Tropical America
and on the West Coost Of Africa. Woods
commonly known under the name Of Philip
pine mahogany ARE NOT PERMITTED In
our stocks. Be sure at Mayer 6 Company.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

stead signed a writ of mandamus
ordering Pres. de Long to give
Mr.. Harris his degree or appear in
court June 10 and explain.
Mr.. De Longs attorney COM
mented:
1--WE have provided a method by
which students may obtain diplomas
and feel that no court action is
necessary"
He added, however:
I'VE will be in court when the
hearing comes around"
There the argument stands.
Nearly all the tobacco exported
Evening star., 1939-06-04

taking uc needed space floors have some
greatly lowered thousands Of dollars worth Of artistic
and dependable Lifetime Furniture Assoments interest
ng Every suite and piece from regular carefully selected
stock Of Lifetime quality The savings tomorrow Be on
hand first thing tomorrow for the very best values. Mayer Co.
Evening star., 1939-06-04

Nearly all the tobacco exported
from Australia last season was
shipped to the United States.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-01-26

A stork shower was given las
Thursday afternoon at the High
land clubhouse, honoring Mrs. Vir.
gil bennett. About IS friends OF tn,
Highlands and Richland communit,
were present. Refreshments wer,
served at the close OF the after.
noon by Mrs. Joe watkins and EN-
my Kleinknecht.
N. L. Foraker and sons. Lester and
Verne, have recently leased the old
Gordon Moore" ranch in Richland,
which they will farm this year,
Lester has moved his furniture up
there this week, where his wife will
join him later upon her return from
her present vacation, being spent
with her mother, Mrs. Elsie Nit
chell in Canada. ..
The two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Mclean are confined TO their
home this week with severe colds.
Wallace Preston was a Benton
City visitor on Saturday, where he
attended a growers meeting.
I. Serier Of Portland has been
a guest at the home OF his daueh-
ter, Mrs. John Ferguson and fam
Ily the past few days. ~s r-#
Mrs. Forrest Gragg. who was
rushed to the Pasco hospital on
Monday, suffering from a severe at /
'ack OF gall bladder trouble. IS re-
'orted as slightly improved. .4
e. j. Brand was a business visitor
n Prosser last Wednesday. |
Miss Freda Behnke Of Pasco was
dinner guest Of Miss Mary Green
tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Preston
ccompanied by Willard Campbell
nd Dick Smalley, motored to Tekoe
list Wednesday on business. They
eturned by way Of Pullman, where
aey witnessed the Oregon State
nd W.SC. game.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Morgan and Mr.
nd Mrs. Clodfelter motored to
[oxee Sunday, where they spent
he day with relatives. They were !
accompanied as far as Kiona by
.iss Anna Walford, who visited her
ster, Miss Mary walford.