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WARREN. PA I I THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1934 KELLETTVILLE CCC CAMP WILL REPRESENT AREA C. C. C. camp No.

2, Company 319, at Kellettville, Forest county, has been elected to represent district No. 5 in the eliminations to determine the best camp in the third corps area. Camp No. 2 was selected on the basis of the work produced by the men in the field which included the quality and the quantity; the morale of the men in the camp; the condition of the camp site; the condition of the living quarters of the men; the appearance, which included cleanliness and the condition of their clothing and the management of the camp. The inspecting officer for the district was Lieutenant Colonel Price, of Pittsburgh.

The army personnel of the camp which includes Captain Edward R. Ayres, Lieutenant Edward L. Schmidt, and Lieutenant Lee H. Schlesinger, have been complimented on the marmer in which they are conducting the activities of the unit. Bear Lake Bear Lake, Feb.

C. Manwaring has purchased the property formerly owned by Mrs. Elsie Hassam, and has moved in and some of the family is living there. Mrs. Manwaring, who is ill, is still staying at the home of Ivan Hawkins.

Mr. people have lived in Bear Lake about six years, and they have been burned out twice. Charles Goodrich, who lives about two miles from Bear Lake on the Town Line road, had some excitement on Saturday when he found his house was on fire. He soon had the fire out with small damage. Mrs.

Irvin Wilson is ill with silitis and Miss Alice Woodin is helping her. Raymond Cobb received word that his uncle in Jamestown was dead. On account of bad weather he did not attend the funeral. Word was received here that Mrs. Mary Chapman, vddow of the late John Chapman, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

Kathryn Clinger in Buffalo on Sunday morning. The remains will be brought here and laid in the family plot in the Bear Lake cemetery on Tuesday. Mrs. Chapman had lived here many years. Mr.

and Mrs. Hugh Rudgers of Watts Flats and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ayling of Niobe were recent callers of their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Emma Rudgers.

Mrs. Jennie Boon and Miss Smith were guests on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Price in Jamestown. In the Movies By ROBBIN COONS Kipling sang: me uack to Mandalay, the fishes play.

But hear Clyde E. El liott, traveling movie director, adding any amens to the poet's plea. Elliott went into the jungle to film Back wild animal and has recently finished cutting an other jungle thriller that kept him away from home nearly a year. About April first be leaving again with a camera expedition, this time for the interior of China, to be gone six months. Romance? But as far as he is concerned, the romantic lure of far-away places, the spell of the orient, the traditional magic of tropical moonlight, are none of lure, not spell, not magic.

They are a job of work that brings money. He could work in Hollywood, of course, if he wished. But he has made two successful least the studio is sure is headed for success Elliott likes the of working without such studio accessories as overhead and supervisors. Besides, undeniably interesting. For the saga of the Chineee youth battling in his element with floods, plagues and pirates, Elliott and his men will risk exposure to all three.

The story is a sympathetic, human portrayal of the Chinese villages along the menacing Yangtse and their struggle for subeistence in to the visual possibilities are says Elliott. and mountains, picturesque villages, some jungles and forests, assure scenic interest. And we expect to show great masses of five or six thousand people at a time as we duplicate in Catching The Tide leaving soon enough to catch the Yangtse In flood time, and the piratee are always although they hope to avoid those, letting some of the all-native cast take the roles. Middle-aged, mild-mannered, soft- voiced, Elliott fits the picture of gentleman rancher better than that of camera-adventurer. One of the things bothering him is the way his career Is Interfering with the formal education of his 8 -year-old daughter.

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