Show J THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Corrigan Luck Holds in Army Review t SUNDAY MORNING 7' AUGUST i 1938 Career Ends Irish Flier Inspects T ropps Between Rainfall Deluges NEW YORK Aug 6 Cfl — Still his brown leather jacket Douglas Corrigan y forgot his slight chest injury and motored to Camp Smith at Peekskill N Y to review the’ "Fighting Irish" of the famous old 69th infantry regiment The aviator who set his compass for California and 3anded in Dublin Ireland in his $900 "old crate" was escorted by Major General William N Haskell commander of the New York state national guard Colonel Joseph A S Mundy 27th division staff chief and Colonel Alexander E Anderson commander of the 165th infantry which was known as the "Fighting 69th" of World war days ?: Arrives Late Johann Warner Oland “Charlie solves Chan” last case Corrigan reached the review field 25 minutes late— and the IrishHuck which spirited his plane safely across the Atlantic served him again Had he been on time he would have arrived in the midst of a torrential rain The weather cleared and just"as he finished the review the skies again blackened and dropped another deluge After the review he returned to New York to rest a bit before attending a testimonial dinner (at Film’s ‘Charlie Chan’ the Hotel Astor) sponsored by the Dublin Society of New York Fifty-seve- n Dies at 58 of Irish organizations were represented at the affair Bronchial Pneumonia The flier Saturday received a telephone call from Mayor LaGuar-di- a who expressed regret at Cor- - SANTA BARBARA Cal Aug 6 rigan’s chest injury and invited (jPI— Johann Warner Oland the him to be his guest again when Charlie Chan who a thouhe returns Thursday from visits to sand terrible deathsescaped on the screen Boston Newark Baltimore and died of bronchial pneumonia Satur- Washington’ D C day in his native Sweden News that the Feels Great portly and screen" star died dame "I feel great” Corrigan said rub- stage from Jhe home of his estranged bing his taped chest with explora- wife the former Edith Shearn of tory caution “and I'm not” going the stage who was preparing for a made trip to his bedside Somehow in the crush of wild- hurried"fend The came at 2:30 p m (5 thousands during Friday's a m P S cheering in a Stockholm hosT) sufparade and reception Corfigan removed from the after pital being his a fered injury diagnosed as home of Eric Stocklasse Scandinatorn cartilage After leaving New York en route vian artist and friend of the actor west except for receptions in Mil- in Tyreso near Stockholm Mrs Oland was so overcome by St Louis San Antonio waukee Galveston Long Beach Los Ange- the news that she canceled reservales San Francisco and tne Cleve- tions on airplanes and steamer made land air races he has practically five days ago when she first learned of her husband’s illness She reno commitments at all As for the future: "I have no ceived word only Friday that his condition was critical Heart complans except to fly" plications contributed to the death Buried in Birthplace Kidnap a Policeman? Harrison Ryon the widow’s at-- 1 torney said Oland will be buried in Well He Tried It the little Swedish town of Umeo his birthplace as was his request Leased Wire Tribune By Oland’s departure to Sweden more CHICAGO Aug 6 —Of all the vic- than a month ago was almost as tims in town to pick out and try to mysterious as were the movements kidnap and rob Stanley Platt of Author Earl Derr Biggers’ fa-- 1 picked out a policeman mous detective that he portrayed Result: Stanley got shot twice in If e had reached a separate mainte-- 1 the arm and captured nance agreement with his wife after was Policeman dark and It Henry her suit filed a year ago and Decker was In civilian clothes so patched up differences with his Stanley’s faux pas is understand- Hollywood studio which temporarily able him after an unansuspended He came up to the machine la nounced departure from the set which the policeman was sitting Mrs Olqnd in her suit With Miss Catherine Burns and said that the actor charged "so disregarded his to the policeman: duties as a husband that he caused “You get out” her much mental anguish” She deman’s the drawn Despite gun clared excess drinking was the cause Decker whipped out his own re- of their trouble As Charlie Chan volver andfired she said he earned $90000 in 1936 Three More Films Hits Home Before Oland quietly sailed from Lightning Los Angeles harbor on a Swedish Fire Truck on Call freighter he had agreed to do three more Charlie Chan pictures on hls GAINESVILLE Ga Aug 6 return this fall struck the home of the So convincing were his roles as a Lester Grants Saturday and they Chinese that Oland was mistaken called the fire department by Chinese for a Chinese on a vaca-- 1 Assistant Chief Monroe Hope and tion trip in the orient Fireman R E Spence sped toward "Everywhere I went” he said “the the scene Suddenly they saw a flash natives addressed me in Chinese I felt a terrific jolt and heard a peal was introduced always as 'Mr Chan’ Of thunder Fire crackled about the I was accepted as a Chinese” metal parts of the truck Oland came to America in 1893 Lightning had hit it and knocked with his father Jonas Oland a half off a ladder Russian and his brother Arvid Unhurt the firemen drove on to They settled on a windswept farm find the only damage at the Grant in Connecticut but before many home was a hole in the wall years he was m Boston working in a machine shop to earn $6 a week while he took voice lessons In Bernhardt Play In his first stage appearance there he played one of the gay Gascons in a Sarah ‘Bernhardt production Then he understudied Edward J Morgan creator of the role of the "Christian" Then he went on the road Playing in another of Hall Caine’s productions "The Eternal City” with Viola Allen Oland saved his mohey and after his marriage In 1908 to his widow the former Edith Shearn of the stage produced and played in Ibsen’s ‘‘Peer Gynt" As a producer Qland made and lost a small fortune the dental profession ' To Movies in 1908 In 1910 he lAade his motion picture’ debut getting $25 a day to play NEW IOW PRICES John Bunyan in "Pilgrim’s Frog-ress7timtfed Time 'Only N J and Oland liked to recall that he almost'was drowned in the GUM TINT NATURAL pool of despoiid a mudhole EXPRESSION PLATE-- All Again he returned to the stage Pint—-$QOO wearing Sat-da- 39-in- 36" New Fall Rondo Print J tt 'C S S VMS f S Ijtftt Buy a good supply of this fine H CREPE 36-In- ch — JPriiLled- r- — ' cambric for the children’s dresses shirts and your own house frocks and aprons Wide variety of patterns and colors 1 Pright Patterns JL Brand Qa Colorful printed crepes for new fall frocks and 3 attractive comforters and quilts! 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