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Show t Thursday, December 30, 1937. Page 5 EUBERA REPORTER S New Years Greetings : Delta Editor Wins High Honors for His Photography At the conclusion of this, our Frank Heck with, populor editor of the "Chronicle" at Delta and well known In Kureka where he has lectured on several occasions, has been given distinctive recognition by the Smithsonian Institute for his excellent photographs of petroglyphs" ancient Indian wrltinga carved In first year in business, we wish to thank our many friends and customers for their patronage. Wishing all a Happy and stone. A recent report by the Institute credits Mr. Beckwith with the pictures he submitted for an article, Petroglyphs of the United States, by Julian If. 8tewart, formerly head of the anthropological department at the University of Utah, and nt present with the bureau of American Atherley Brothers Garage Prosperous New Year j j TINTIC FURNITURE COMPANY D. W. McCormick ethnology. One of Mr. Beckwilhs pholo-praphused with the article, boars Sole Owner. s, the explanation, "Anthropomorphic, j godlike beings, two of which are carved In low relief near Vernal, Utah. This group la the finest In the United Stales." Another of Mr. Deckwftb's photos Is that of a large deaigu in Clear Creep canyon, done in red paint. Thla particular work Is so striking that It may be aeon from arrosa the valley. It represents a pottery design In the familiar earth terrace form. often seen on IIopI and other Pueblun pottery. JThe atory behind one of the photos used Is How Fire waa Brought to Man, which Mr. Beckwith has recited In lectures on the Indian In various parts of the west. The myth, nlthouvh not necessarily a true Interpretation, was given by Mr. Beckwith to the Boy Scouts for uae In accompaniment to their study of the uae of the primitive Indian fire drill. The final photo eubmltted by the Delta man waa that of a superb In found the group of "glyphs Gap, near Prrowan. The work Is said to represent the atory of coming here, and depicts the trip from the northwest which stops for camp, maturing eropa, building shelter, reaching the Colorado river, and fl nal arrival at their destination. Mr. Beckwith has specialized on ancient Indian petroglyphs and has traveled extensively to photograph them. Ills collection contains 600 negatives and copies of tho beat have been sent to tlie Peabody museum and Harvard university. He was a contributor to El Palurio, published In 8anta Fe, N. M., for several year, and many articles of hia authorahlp have appeared In papers and The Oxford flrA Chance gm Grice 'Moofe her second, ia responsible for Evelyns opportunity. Carole Lombard atill has a sleek town car, a limousine and a roadster or two, but she isnt using them much these day. Every afternoon when she finishes work at the studio, up drives a station wagon all filled with fishing paraphernalia and driven by Clark Gable and off go the two most irrepressible merrymakers She Carole claims aha like the Lombard station wagon better than the limousine and she'd rather go fishing than attend a fashionable party. Clark agrees with her. of Hollywood. Che Karlu Shop Two newcomers to Hollywood are setting HoUywood fashions and everyone la wondering Just how far these new trenda will go. Slgrld Gurle, the exquisite young Norwegian aetresa whom United Artists imported to play opposite Gary Cooper In "The Adventures of Marco Polo" goes In for simplicity. Louise e llovick, most famous of artists in her burlesque days when she was known as Gypsy Rosa Lee, goes in for conservatism. She wont pose for pictures in bathing suits, shorts, or even negligees. III 1 1 Ml I tW J strip-teas- Nick Forans brother Jimmy graduated from Princeton medical school just a few weeks ago and walked right into a contract to act n pictures for Universal. Buddy de Sylva, who is producing a musical extravaganza called "Merry Go saw Jimmy doing some imEach dowdy day la the forerun- Round," of Washington politipersonations ner of sunshine. cians and was so amused he persuaded him to postpone hia career "Fetrlfted wood la not Wood and in medicine for a while. Jimmy never waa wood. The aocalled turn- will certainly be welcome on the ing to stone Is caused by a gradual Universal lot. wasting away of the vegetable matIn Hollywood may Grown-up- s ter burled In tree trunks, with mineral matter seeping In to take Its plead for a chance to watch Robert Taylor or Joan Crawford or Lulse place. Rainer at work, but children beg to be allowed to visit the Grand National lot. There is a reason, or rather a lot of them. Grand National is rapidly acquiring a zoo made up of the most talented animals in Hollywood. BinHEEIIB - LOADS 0? H&PPIHESS TO Ml . Commercial Service unanl-mous- Corporation Eureka Service Station FRANK BACON, Prop. ly STAR DUST All over the country picture fans are enthusiastic over Claudette Col- ' jerta grand comedy, "I Met Him in looks as it in but Hollywood Paris," if the run will never end, because same people come back to see the VALE By VIRGINIA It again and again. Almost any you can find In the audience daw is going to night Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylead in her very lor, Marlene Dietrich, her husband, first picture, and as if that were end Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. jMovie Radio Evelyn i i not enough to make her Holly Opal Craven, known to radio liswoods Cinderella of the week, from coast to coast as "the ii teners she tops it by being a girl who Lullaby Lady" of the can keep a secret. Contented Hour, haa For six months she has known been appearing professionally in the enworld tertainment big screen opportunity 4 and she hasn't told a soul. Even so, when since she was seven. she learned that her big chance With Frank Black was to be nothing less than prima and the Continentals donna opposite James Cagney in she shares top billGrand National's "Something to ing on this concert Sing About" she nearly swooned. program that haa Victor Schertxinger, run without interrupdie tion for more than composer and the rector who gave Janet Gaynor her five and a half years. In private life Opal 1 1 m 1 1 ; Craven ia the wife a prominent Chicago insurance man. She began singing lullabies In real earnest about a year ago when her husky son was bom. that she was going to be given well-know- n motion-pictur- ft w mi? 1938' mm GOURLEYS GROCERY Mt H Mtmtr..t a Ml ODDS AXD ENDS-l- om CreufocJs Mm of grand fun it to go Joint la a radio iMian aim her huiband or ana of kor friendt is kroodconing and Join iko kot mok of ottogo noun , . . found a Hay to finiik Iron 11or low' I fail picture "Sontogo," Uting only long shots of s doublt. Tko preview eudience mightily , . , Paul Robeton lift. kit mognifieont voko in fang In " King Solomons Mines," moking Oils giddy thriller a picture not to ho mined under any cireumtlancn . , . And don't min any of Edger Bergen's shorts soil k kis price-le- u dummy, CkorUo McCarthy. Incidentally, iii Sundey night rmdio program with F, C. Fields afmail makei up for Jerk Bennys oksenco from tho aim'll ri, datml it? Eureka Meat & Produce Company |