Medford Mail Tribune from Medford, Oregon • Page 2

1 At CHOCO2 DAM CHONGON MEDFORD MAIL Major Eckerson Files Suit It is probable that the Eckerson Flying Service, recently, establish: ed in Medford, will be discontinued, in view of a suit filed in circuit court yesterday by Major G. H. Eckerson, pilot and president, against the flying service for back salary of $1400, claimed to be due from the company, organized last April in Eugene. He was to receive a salary of $250 per month. Judge Colvig on Program Judge William Colvig will address the members of the First Presbyterian church Men's club at meeting to bet held Thursday night at the church.

it was announced yesterdav. The dinner will be served by the men. See Brill's Sheet Metal Works for radiator, fender and auto body repairing. Rosander Still Missing Nothing been heard regard ing the whereabouts of Austin Rosander, local boxer, who mysterf. ously disappeared Inst week.

Al check 'is being: made to learn i whether or not he is booked to fight in California, nccording to Hary MeNair. local fight fan, has been in communication with the Sacramento boxing commission. Otto Rosander, father of the missing fighter, was in Ashland today, much concerned over his son's strange disappearance land Tidings. Second-hand lumber, cheap. Big Pines Lbr.

Co. tf Race Track in Preparation The high school track is being rolled today, race, preparation for the The opening of the track son. track has been constructed around the outside of the football field and in being rolled by the city machine, through the courtesy of Fred Scheffel, city superintendent, and his assistants. For first -class tailoring, alterations and remodeling, try Central Point Tailor Shop. Prices reasonable.

Fur work a specialty. 2 Told to Leave County A transient, whose name was not learned, was prisoner in the county jail last night while being observed for insanity. He was apprehended in Ashland, where he was said to be attempting to deliver soapbox lectures and cursing passing automobiles. He had communistic leanings and perhaps war little unbalanced on that subject. but he was not deemed sane.

He was taken to Central Point this forenoon and given five hours in to leave the county. Medford Sheet Metal Works. specialists in hot air heating. Californians at Hotels. California residents registered at Medford hotels include H.

E. Kleinsorge and G. R. Johnson of Sacramento, H. Simmons of Oakland, R.

J. Wheel n. A. Baldwin. H.

Etter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ohlander of San Francisco. Dry kindling $2.60 per load, Valley Fuel Phone 76. Boxing Card con Details of Herb Owen's next boxing card in Medford, next are to be announced soon, giving the complete lineup of the matches.

The card will present two lightheavyweights in the main event, and is expected to be one of the best that Mr. Owen has promoted in He is planning to match Gene O'Grady of Ashland in an early fight and the winner of next Monday's battle will probably meet the southern Oregon pride. 16-in. green slabs, large or small loads. "Valley Fuel Tel.

76. Fire Yesterday Afternoon A small fire on the root of the Russell Department store building on East Main street called the fire department to action yesterday afternoon. No damage resulted from the blaze, which occurred shortly after laborers had completed a day's labor of tarring a portion of the roof. 16-in. green pine slabs, large or small loads.

Valley Fuel Tel. 76. Salem Labor Ordinance The Salem Trades and Labor Council has indorsed a proposed city ordinance requiring 90 per cent local labor 011 all public work :11 Salem. Phone: 542. We'll haul away your refuse.

City Sanitary Service. Visiting Local Relatives Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barrow of Amsterdam, N. are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Burke in this city. Mrs. Barrow is a niece of the local people and motored here with her husband from New York. "That good coal." We give green trading stamps.

Hansen Coal Co. Phone 239. Here on Business Mrs. H. A.

Thorburn arrived Medford this morning on the train from an Francisco to spend several days transacting business and visiting friends. For Sale Factory blocks, smooth, clean, hot. Med. Fuel Co. Tel.

631. Seeing Crater National Park Mr. and Mrs. John Wegner of Yosemite national park. of which Mr.

Wegner is assistant chief ranger. arrived here yesterday to visit Crater national park, and this forenoon left with Willian C. Godfrey, chief ranger of the latter park. for a visit to the snow-corered world wonder. -ground hamburgers, cakes, toasted sandwiches, regular dinner 35c, served 11:30 to 2 p.

111., at Sunrise Lunch. 8. Riverside, formerly the Dutch Oven, now under new management. Cereal Man Here C. W.

Spencer, district tative of the Kellogg company. manufacturers of health cereals, 18 a business visitor in Medford for few days, He 14 sampling the business district with Kellogg's All Bran health products, TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, Medford Man in Auto Suit An aptomobile damage suit for $100 wag occupying the attention of a petit jury C. E. Rusk, Justice of the peace, Monday morning.

John Holts of Medford is the plaintiff and Sidney Miller of Grants Pass the defendant. The accident on which the suit is based happened in 1928. Gus Newbury, lawyer of Medford, is appearing for the plaintiff, and Attorney C. F. Pruess of Grants Pass for the Pass Courier.

Marine Here on Furlough To spend a 20 days furlough at the home of Mrs. Cora Lewis, his aunt. Ben Henderson of the United States marine corps arrived here Sunday. Game Meeting Friday Night An important meeting of the Jackson County Game Protective association is to be held Friday night at 8 o'clock at the Hotel Medford, to discuss several important matters There will be no dinner and a 100 per cent attendance of the members is urged. Dynge'9 dance Wed.

and Dreamland. Gents 50c. 359 Visiting Crescent City A. H. Banwell, executive Pines Lbr.

Co. Forfeits Bail Money tary of the Southern OregonNorthern California Development asosciation, left this morning for Crescent City with D. H. Demaray of Grants Pass, to meet United! States army engineers. arriving from San Francisco.

The local men are to meet with them tonight regarding harbor matters. Second-hand lumber, cheap. O. R. Gonderman of Butte Falls for his failure to appear yesterday for trial in the city court on an intoxication charge, forfeited the $10 0 cash he had put up with the police, following his arrest on that charge.

Medford Sheet Metal Works for anything in sheet metal. Let us estimate your job. Glad to Get Home Mr. and Mrs. Martin Pellett and son Leon arrived in Medford Monday night from Brawley, where they witnessed the recent earthquake, and say they are glad to get out of the southern state.

At the present time they are visiting at the home of Mrs. Pellett'a parents, Mr. Mrs. L. D.

Harris of the Old Stage road. Coal. Best Utah and Wyoming coal. Valley Fuel Phone 76. tie Mrs.

Ilibbard Visits Here Mrs. Earl Hibbard and son Roger of Stockton. arrived in Medford Sunday to spend several weeks visiting her sister, Mrs. Clyde Mela vin. Mrs.

Hibbard will be remembered by local people as Miss Charlotte Pearce. Dynge's dance Wed. and Dreamland. Gents 50c. 359 VAWTER ENTERING CALIFORNIA BANK Vernon Vawter, whose resigna-1881, tion as president of the Jackson County Bank, was recently announced, returned to Medford this morning by plane from San Francisco to spend several days here completing the settlement of business interests in the local banking firm.

Mr. Vawter will be located in Los Angeles in the future, he stated this morning, when interviewed regarding his plans in the south. He will enter the banking business in that city. Date for entering business in Los Angeles was not given by Mr. Vawter, who added he would announce his definite plans within a short time.

He will return to California this week. JUDGE CONTINUES AID TO LITTLE BLIND GOD Judge Taylor continues to enjoy good wedding patronage from prospective brides and' groom from out of the state, chiefly from California. A happy wedding party in his court this forenoon consisted of Marcella Lindberg of Cheyenne, and John Andrew Canty of Log Angeles, whom he united in marriage and Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Vanderbeck, their witnesses to the ceremony. Yesterday afternoon Laura Elizabeth Brewer and Robert L. Crowder, both of Redding. who came here from that city purpose, were married immediately after obtaining the license from the county clerk.

Mrs. N. Bulloch and N. W. Bulloch Were their witnesses.

Regular Communication Crater Lake Chapter No. 32, Tuesday evening, March 18. 11:30 p. m11. By order of High Priest.

1. 12. SCHULER. Secy. 3571 Dr.

Jewett P. Bray will return from Spokane Wednesday the 18th and wilt resume his practice at room 308. Medford Bldg. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE 4-burner Hotpoint electric range, first -class condition: price $50. Ford coupe, good rubber, good condition: price $60.

Tel. 1026-Y. 358 WANTED-3 or 4-inch pipe. Tel. 684-J-2.

339 FOR SALE -Beardless seed barley and alfalfa hay. Tel. 697-R-1. 3 FOR Toulouse goose 25c each. at Faber's store, Central Point.

FOR SALE- -2 small cash registers at bargain prices. Address H. 11. Elhart, Ashland, Ore. OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1930.

Tocal and Personal Mrs. Roy Mershon Operated On Mrs. Roy Mershon was to have undergone a major operation in the Good Samaritan hospital at Portland this morning, according to letter received here yesterday by friends from Mershon family, who have been in Portland about a week. Nothing was heard from Portland up to early this afternoon as to how she withstood the operation. From Long Distances Guests from distant points registered at Medford hotels include B.

Payne of London, England, and J. 8. Carden of New York City. Powells Plan Vacation Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Powell plan to leave this city next Sunday A motor trip and vacation in California. Mrs. Powell will return beauty shop' about March 31.

Smartness in sportswear is best expressed by the attractive knit suits of varied design and color combination now being shown Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's. Ashland Boys Paroled County Judge Sparrow yesterday paroled two 16-year-old Ashland hoys, found from Hamaker garage in Ashland. One was paroled to Fire Chief Clint Baughman and the other to Butler Walker of that city. One of the special breakfasts the Delicatessen Bakery and Cafe 14 3 hot cakes, ham: 1 egg.

coffee, 30c; 6 other specials. For dinner try our tender steaks, only 45c. Complete Sunday dinner 50c. 410 E. Main.

Here from Hollywood Fred McDonald arrived yester; day from Hollywood, to spend several days here on business in connection with motion picture interests. with which he has been connected for the past winter. He had planned to manage swimming classes at the Natatorium next summer 'but has given up the plan to manage swimming classes at Eugene this summer under the pices of the University of Oregon. Leaving for Los Angeles Saturday morning. can take or 1 passengers to help bear expenses.

Phone 697-R-2. Two Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses were issued the county clerk's office today to J. A. Canty, 29, and Marcelle Lindberg. 26, both of Los Angeles, and to Robert Crowder.

26, and Laura Brewer, 21, both of Redding, Cal. Dressmaking and remodeling at the Fashion Shop. 424 Medford Bldg. Tel. 1181.

Phoenix Children Examined Twenty o1 80 school children were examined yesterday at Phonnix by the county health department, under the direction of Dr. Wilson, county health officer. and Miss Edith Laubscher, county nurse. This afternoon. the health department holding a baby clinie at Gold.

Hill and Thursday afternoon a clinic will be held at Ashland. 16-In. green pine alaba, large or small loads. Valley Fuel Tel. 76.

Here from Washington Included among Washington guests at Medford hotels are Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Whitehead of Tacoma, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Price of Centralia, and the following from Seattle: T. A. Hoeller, Harry Tesdahl.

V. Hoge, Mr. and Mra. P. W.

Pettie, Mr. and Mra. W. Hyatt. H.

N. Proebstel, A. E. Edwards and C. D.

Voglesong. For Drugs, Phoenix Pharmacy, located in connection with Dr. Standard's office. Climbed Mt. Wagner Anne and Theo.

Guetzlaft of Ashland and Ernest Hueners of Medford made a trip up Wagner RAp Sunday and climbed Mt. Wagner. Sewing and remodeling. Emma Gaunyaw, 228 So. Holly.

Ph. 705-X. Conkle to Attend Meet B. H. Conkle, principal of the Medford high school, will attend the meeting of the state athletic board of control to be held in Salemn tomorrow.

You may win $1,500. Get blanks at The Peasley Studio. Attend M. E. Conference Mr.

and Mra. Frank Howard of this city Were among the persona who attended the conference the First Methodist church south. held In Coquille last week end. They returned to Medford yesterday. Attention to the details in any manufacturing process is very essential and it is the care given little things in the manufacture of Fluhrer's breads that enables that product to dominate the market.

Mrs. Newbury in Salem Salem on her the auto Mrs. Don stopped In Newbury, show in Portland, and will remain there several days visiting relatives and friends. Attorney Newbury returned from Portland Monday. Spent Sunday in Ashland Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Woltera and Mrs. I. R. Bateman visited with Mr.

and Mrs. L. O. Lindley of Medford. Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Claybourne and family of Medford visited Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Ralph Bowen and family.

Mr. and Mra. Tom Roseberry and family of Medford spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A.

A. Madden and family Tidings, If you want health, see Dr. Simkins, loeated over Woolworth store. Phone 1290.9 Registered from Portland Among the guests from Portland at local hotels are Dale G. Weber.

J. HA Coe. Juanita Eller. E. W.

for Chandler. C. Chandler, J. F. Morfett.

Doris W. Bailey, T. R. to Campbell. L.

Keenan. E. Johnson, H. C. Frost.

H. E. Liebe, M. A. Gustafson.

L. F. Templeton i and V. B. Westhouse.

Percy Pray has moved his law office to the Palm Bldg. Tel. 66. nt Buys New Shift Knob William Martineau of Gold Hill was in Medford today to purchase the gearshift knob to replace the new. lost a short time ago when it was stolen from his car.

To prevent. future thefts, Mr. Martineau carries the knob in his pocket, valved because of IL watch that is a at portion of the accessory. $20.000 Golden Anniversary Photographic contest. Entry blanks at The Peasley Studio, Three Bounty Warrants M.

Charley of Climax collected bounty at the county clerk's office today ton one coyote and two bobents and other warrants went to H. best of Jacksonville, two coyotes and one bobcat, and to Earl Zimmerman for one coyote. Get your welding done at Young's Service Shop- across from depot. Josephine County's New Jail Plans for the new $40.000 Josephine county jail, at Grants Pass, will be completed by Tourtellotte Hummell, Portland architects, 2 March 26, and bids for the construction contracts will be received the county board. The strue.

ture will be fireproof and two stories in height. wile cover 60 by 80-foot land aren at the four of the courthouse. The building will house, the central heating plant for the other public build ings in the Pass Courier. Hemstitching. picoting, pleating.

button making and hose mending. Handicraft Shop. Mrs. Carlson Absent Mrs. Nina Carlson, departmental teacher Ln the Roosevelt school, was absent today because the death of her mother-in-law.

Coal. Best Utah and Wyoming coal. Valley Fuel Phone 76. Mr. and Mrs.

P. Hardy and daughter Ruth of Ashland, visited Sunday with Mr. Cliff Gass, near Medford. Let me write your fire Insurance. Carl Y.

Tengwald, Hotel Holland Bldg. Phone 993. Meeting Is Postponed The meeting of the Wenonah club, set for Thursday, ins: been postponed until Thursday of next week. For Sale Factory blocks, smooth, clean, hot. Med.

Fuel Tel. 631. Grapevine Story Grows Indicating how stories grOW by being transferred from mouth to mouth. is report that came to Medford today from Ashland that Talent man had been gored by bull. Investigation of the report revealed that the man had been kicked in the face by such animal while trying to load it into truck.

He was badly injured. Cheap lumber. Several thousand feet of boards, shiplap and dimension at $10 per also lattice at 50e per 100 ft. Medford Lumber Co. Phone 629.

Oregonians at Hotels Guests from state points registered at local hotels include Dr. and Mra. D. V. Poling of Corvallis, Mr.

and Mrs. L. Jensen of Oregon City. Chas. C.

Hulet or Myrtle Point. H. 8. Grindell. H.

D. Roe of Eugene and W. J. Smith of burg. Complete mechanical service: eat washing and greasing at Young's Service Shop- opposite depot.

Hint for City Council The city council of Baker has adopted an ordinance making it unlawful for any person to cause or permit a motor vehtele to make unnecessary noise within the city limits. A larger yield and more perfect fruit can be secured by placing bees for polinization. Phone 960 and arrange for this service. Jas. Stewart.

Voters Urged to Register As there are still quite numher of eligible voters in Jackson county who have not registered for the primary elections in May, they are urged to do 80 before April 15. The county clerk's oflice reported that more voters have been arriving during the past few weeks to register. but there are still hundreds who have not. Let us haul away your garbage and refuse. Phone 542.

City Santtary Service. 337106 Peddler Parts With Forfeit David MeMilian forfeited a $43 pash batt put up with the police, by failure to appear in the elty a court yesterday to stand trial on the charge of peddling rugs without a city license, Daily Meteorological Report March 18, 1930 Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Tonight unsettled, Wednesday fair, with no change in temperature. Oregon: Unsettled tonight, Wedin temperaturely fair. No change P. Local Data.

M. Temperature (Degs.) 64 33 Highest (Last 12 65 65 Lowest (Last 12 hrs.) 29 Rel. humidity 57 90 Precipitation (Ins). .00 State of Clear Clear Lowest temperature this morning, 30 degrees. Total precipitation since Sept.

1. 1929, 11.29 inches. Temperatures a year ago today: Highest, 63; lowest, 38. Sunset today, 6:21 p. m.

Sunrise Wednesday, 6:10 a. In. Sunset Wednesday. 6:22 p. m.

Observations Taken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time Past High CITY. Temp. Baker City 50 30 Clear Bismarck 40 20 Clear Boise 54 32 Clear Denver 28 18 Snow Des Moines 38 28 Cloudy Fresno 62 42 Clear Helena 38 24 Clear Los Angeles 64 50 Cloudy Marshfield 56 38 Cloudy Phoenix 56 46 Cloudy Portland 66 40 Cloudy Red Bluff 70 44 Clear Roseburg 62 34 Clear Salt Lake 44 34 Cloudy San Francisco 62 50 Clear Santa Fe 26 Cloudy Seattle 58 40 Cloudy Spokane.

60 36 P. Cdy. Walla Walla 58 40 P. Cdy. Winnipeg 6 Clear W.

J. HUTCHISON, Meteorologist. Obituary HAERTLE Funeral services for Harry E. Haertle who passed away at his home in this city Sunday, will be held at the Conger chapel at 3:00 p. m.

Wednesday. Prof. A. J. Hanby will deliver the address and interment will be auspices of the Redmen lodge in Jacksonville cemetery.

-Funeral rites for the late Eugene A. Hutchens, who passed away Monday at the age of 72 years, a notice of which appeared in yesterday's issue of this paper. will be held at the Conger chapel at 1:30 Wednesday. Dr. Jouett P.

Bray will have charge of services and interment will follow in the Jacksonville cemetery. CARLON Margaret Pearson Carlon, 68 years old, died at her home on Lozier Lane, March 17, from heart trouble. Mrs. Carlon was born in Sweden, October 16, 1861, and came to" America in settling in Minnesota. She was united in marriage to Eugene Carlon, September 24, 1883.

They made their home in Minnewauken, N. for 44 years. Three children were born to their union: George Elmer of Tacoma. Mrs. Mayme Boots and Edward Carlon of Medford, Ore.

Mrs. Carlon is survived by her husband, Eugene, and the above children besides eight grand children and one great grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Carlon came to Medford three years ago and had just completed a beautiful new home on Lozier lane.

Funeral services will be held at the Perl Funeral Home, Wednesday Rev. Claud B. Porter Interment in Medford cemetery. THOMPSON-Alexander Thompson, 84, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.

W. Evansizer, at 128 Almond street. Monday evening from arterial schlerosis. Mr. Thompson had resided in for 45 years.

He recently came to Medford from Myrtle Creek. to be with his daughter on account of his age and health. Funeral arrangements in charge of the Perl Funeral Home and will be announced later. KINNEY--Funeral services for A Amy Margaret Kinney, who passed Perl Funeral Home at 3:30 D. away March 16, will be held at the Wednesday, March 19.

Rev. A. G. Bennett officiating. Interment in Medford cemetery.

OREGON -Jas. A. Knight, county farm inmate, was sought on 11 charge involving his stepdaughter. M'DONALD CLAIMS MOVIE COMPANIES WILL 'SHOOT' HERE If plans off several California moving picture companies, as explained by Fred McDonald: who arrived yesterday from Hollywood to enter negotiations with the Childers real estate company of Jacksonville for leasing of property, are carried through, Medford will be the Oregon headquarters for film making activities indefinitely. Such concerns as Fox, Metro-Goldwyn, Universal, Warner Brothers and possibly one or two others are reported by McDonald to be interested in the deal, involving possession of 400 acres of land a short distance above Jacksonville.

The spot is declared to be espe-1 cially adaptable for moving picture work due to the high quality of sun light found there, following surveys made by representatives of different, be studios. only four There such are loca- detions in the United States, and one of these is in southern California, but the area has been found to be too limited at that place. Mr. McDonald declared this forenoon that he expects the advance guard of the companies to arrive next month and that ably moving pictures, requiring outdoor scenes, will be made there all summer, followed by more activities during the winter, when snow scenes are desirable. It is probable that permanent buildings will be constructed on the property and that from 40 to 50 people will he employed there continuously, McDonald claims.

The companies would make their headquarters in Medford, with the majority of those going back and forth location. This number of people, will not Include the "extras," who will be employed locally. Plans for the establishment of moving picture interests have been underway for sometime, and recently the chamber of commerce has received numerous letters of inquiry from southern studios. McDonald was formerly swimming instructor at the Natatorium. C.

N. CULY LEADER INSURANCE AGENTS The current issue of the Oregon Mutual Lite bulletin carries a picture of C. N. Culy, local representative. on the front page the third page carries an interesting account of his agency success.

He was the state leader in January and again in March. The article is. as follows: "In the month of January, C. N. Bill's Jingles The needs of all you working men We meet, and meet them right! Just tell your woes to TOGGERY BILL And he will treat you white! Public Market South Riverside Groceries at a Big Saving Royal Club Coffee, 1-lb.

can 43c Corn, per can 11c 10 lbs. Sugar 59c Matches, 2 boxes 5c Full Line of Vegetables Fresh Fish, 2 lbs. New Peas, 3 lbs. 25c Asparagus, 1 lb. 20c Spinach, 3 lbs.

25c OPEN EVERY DAY! TONIGHT Apostolic Revival 42 N. Front Medford Concert Trio Plays, 7:45 Morning Star Quartet Renders Special Song Numbers Large Crowds Attending--Great Interest The Flying Evangelist Preaching Nightly Come No Collections "Made-to-Measure" Insurance The modern insurance agency works differently from the old. and the chief difference is that the 1930 agency deals in planned and personalized service. To illustrate: Our first move is to analyze your individual situation and see just what forms and amounts of coverage you really need for adequate protection: then we see what needless hazards, if any, can be eliminated, so as to reduce the cost of such insurance: finally we recommend such cover. age as will most thoroughly and economically proLeet you.

Consultation with us involves 110 charge nor obligation. ASK DAN' The Insurance Man McCurdy-Daniels Ins. Agency Phone 123 Culy was announced as our leader. Through an oversight his photograph was not featured, as is our usual custom. This month Mr.

Culy again leads the entire company, but due to the fact that his 'counterfeit appears on the front presentment, other producing agents of the winning agency, we aguin willl not be able to a use his photo as a feature of this article. "It is rather interesting to note that Mr. Culy is a consistent producer. He is always in the App-a Week club; he usually belongs to the 'Ten-a-Month' club and this month had 19 applications to his credit. Ned works.

Dur. ing his recent illness he found it necessary to. write. the doctor, the nurses and the callers in order 1 to keep up his record. One of the beys also says he secured an application from an undertaker, but the editor cail find no.

substantiation for the rumor." Medford--Crater Lake Gatewav. Direction FOX WEST COAST. THEATRES. FOX CRATERIAN Coming TOMORROW A SINGING, TALKING, DANCING HIT CHASING With Stars MELODY' BROADWAY the of GIRLS, LAUGHS, 20 HITS, DANCES, with CHARLES KING BESSIE LOVE Jack Benny Marie Dressler Polly Moran LAST NITE S. S.

VAN DYNE'S All- Talking Mystery "THE BISHOP MURDER CASE' ADMISSION Plus Harry Langdon Comedy and 35 TALKING NEWS and 50 FOX SCRIP IS THRIFT WHERE TALKING PICTURES REACH PERFECTION FOX RIALTO Direction FOX WEST COAST THEATRES. Here for 3 Days Starting Tomorrow A GIRL DETECTIVE OUTWITS A BAND OF JEWEL THIEVES WILLIAM PRESENTS GIRL ILOILA IPA ILANIE GIE HAVANA THE STARS OF 'SPEAKEASY' ENDS TONITE Charles Bickford in the All-Talking Hit "HELL'S HEROES" PLUS TALKING COMEDY KRAZY KAT CARTOON TALKING NEWS.