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THURSDAY. MAY 8. 1852 •SOUTHERN UKKGQN NEWS REVIEW. ASHLAND. OREGON PAGE LEGAL NOTICES D e a th o f a S a le s m a n 7 • • NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tice in the world. The reviewer’» THE STATE OF — OREGON, — - ...................... Continued from Pag»- One did from Just watching him. FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN PROBATE what lie wanted to make Willie Even more to Graham’s credit In tile Mutter of the Estate of out to be, the set — highly com than this is the almost impos AC. R es bertha lewis r> i plex was unsatisfactory to the slble task given him in the flash ceased, point of being distracting, and hacks, but a task which he was NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN » ‘«t I have been appoint«« by the transitions from present to somehow up to Tiie entire focus the Circuit Court of the State of past and back ugain were not as I of the play ia on Willie Loman Oregon, for Jackson County, as smooth as they could have been. I and flaHhes of the past arc seen Administrator of the estate of But after 15 minutes, so absorb through his eyes In the flash A knpm Bertha I s C w I h , (it*erased ed were we in Graham and his backs, then, those characters in and have duly qualified. All fellows' playing of a really gri a t the play who also appear in the persons having clalrr»s against play that It would not have mat said estate are hereby notified to tered hud they played it in the present can shuck their age and present them, w i t h prnrw»r middle of Main street on Satur play themselves as younger peo ple, but not the lead He must vouchers and duly verified to day afternoon. play a Willie Loman of 45 with me ut the office of Edward C Graham’s Willie Luman must J out letting the audience forget Kelly. No. 22 Goldy Building. Medford Oregon, within six take its place with Elmarie Wen that he is Willie Loman at 80 months from the date of this del’s Claudia at the top of a list He must project himself back notice j °f outstanding performances in wards through time and at the t iP ^ T S 0 . “1 Oregon, i Vining’s spring season. Loman same time stand fast in the prtie this 14th day of April, 1952 I is no role for an amateur, but ent The port occasionally wants CATHERINE HOLTZ, MED f.EORGE LEWIS Graham is no amateur. To say a magician, not an actor. FORD, is a candidate for Re Administrator that tils portrayal of Willie, once 4LM8 This complete absorption with publican Delegate at Large to past the uncertainty of the open- the role of Willie Loman, while the national convention. Miss Ing scenes, proves him an actor it gives the play unity and Holts, who has announced tor No 52 233 E SUIT IN EQUITY FOR to the tip of his toes is no trite makes the idea, tends to make General Eisenhower, has just DIVORCE SUMMONS figure of speech Someone be completed a tour of duty in "S' Siii<CU,T COURT OF hind the reviewer at one of the one forget what an excellent Job Germany as a 8econd Lieuten the lead’s supporting cast did in THE STATE OF OREGON ,N performances said, “What an ex ant in the Organised Reserve JACKSON* THE COUNTV OF ccllent job the makeup man did the show Again, It is difficult to Corps. point to one actor or actress and BERTHA K ENGELEN, Plain on Graham. He really looks say his or tier Job was above the old! The fact that Graham was rest, Eddy Barron, whose repu JOHN W*ENGELEN Defendant Ins own mukeup man (as arc all tation as a comic is well made, the members of the Vining com played a serious role with great TO John W Engelen, the above puny, is a little beside the point feeling, and the contrast be- 1 named Defendant It was movement, voice, and IN THE NAME OF THE bearing that made him old, not tween Elmarie Wendel’s youth STATE OF OREGON you are artificial aids His feet were as ful Claudia and her care-lined, middel-aged Linda was positive- i hereby required Io appear and Continued from Page One answer the Complaint filed old as his face. If his feet didn’t ly amazing against you in the above entitled really hurt and his bones ache Someone remarked, after a in terms of a future citizenry of suit on or before the last day of with age and weariness and dis performance last week, that he high Christian character.” four weeks from the date of’the appointment throughout t h e forgot that Angus Bowmer was The Ashland Y.M.C.A con first publication of this Sum play, then there is no poetic jus- Angus, in his quiet, sensitive ducts programs that serve boys, mons, and i t you fail to so ap portrayal of Willie’s friend. girls, men and women regard pear and answer said Complaint for want thereof, the Plaintiff „.i?a,Jod and first Published this Charlie That struck the review less of race, creed, or economic er as an outstanding tribute to status. Any boy or girls of Ash •PP,Y to th,‘ Court for the 24»h day of April, 1952 relief demanded in her Com an actor whom local audiences land may Join the “Y” whether BEN T LOMBARD Plaint, succinctly stated as fol know so well In the shorter they can pay anything or not. Attorney for Plaintiff lows, to-wit: i roles, Clara Margaret Daniels, P O Address: During the first three months That the bonds of matrimony Box 513 Suzanne L a M a r r e Hanson, o* this year, your Ashland heretofore and now existing be I Franklin Reed, Paul Kliss, and Y M C A operated 37 organized tween the Plaintiff and Defend 4T M15 Ashland. Oregon Philip Hanson all r'id their usual clubs, teams, special interest a , . forever dissolved, set competent, professional Jobs groups, etc., which met regular n? . A'J'! tnr and NOTICE OF CHANGE OF Phil Hanson probably deserves ly. In addition, the “Y” game that Plaintiff be divorced from I NAME Defendant absolutely. especial praise for his rapid room is open to boys and girls : IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF That Plaintiff be granted such THE STATE OF OREGON FOR transitions from youth to ma daily and many special activities further « relief to mi the . k , „ other . and ................ o in as m turity and back again without have been conducted 695 differ JACKSON COUNTY Court may seem Just und f^jtiit IN a change in makeup or costume ent boys, girls, men and women THE MATTER OF able In the Premises APPLICATION FOR But perhaps deserving the are participating in “Y” pro The date of the Order for JIJE CHANGE OF NAME OF loudest plaudits after Graham grams. Publication of this Summons is THE MARY ANN HAYES are the Curtises. Brad and Bar the 17th ay of April. 1952 and Be a "Friend of the Y’ ” by to bara. Barbara Curtis brought becoming a member today the time prescribed for public« v ^ RY ANN STANSELL and professional polish tlon of this Summons is once NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN strength each week for four success, vc to a short role and in one scene, Presentation of basketball let ‘ u th,‘ 24,h da> ot April. weeks 1952, by order of the Circuit at least, did more than most rea ters to 11 members of the South lize to make a scene that is al Court of the State of Oregon, for Oregon varsity basketball Jackson County, in the above ways in danger of being maud ern C. C. CHAPMAN'S Court and matter, my legal lin an outstanding scene instead team has been approved by the student council, it was announc- OREGON VOTER name “Mary Ann Hayes” was As for the other member of this od today. ehangi-d to "Mary Ann Stan ENDORSES PAGET! husband and wife team, “Hap sell, and that upon due return py Loman was the only happy O u r re c o m m e n d a tio n to p a rty J’r”,’i nf Publication of this role Brad Curtis had in the Vin m em bers is to vote fo r PAGET, N o tic e for one week (one publi ing repertoire, and he certainly cation, in a newspaper of gen because o f his lonq fa ith fu l era, circulation in Jackson did his best by it a c tiv ity os o rg a n iz e r a nd lead County. Oregon. 1«. said Court a Happy Loman, in the scenes in er and his e sta b lis h e d c o n ta c ts | certificate under the seal of said present time, is in many ways a w ith n a tio n a l c o n ve n tio n s and Court will be duly issued de chip off the old block, with the Haring my legal name to be exception that where his father p a rty leaders " Marv Ann Stansell in accord showed surface strength when 1952 WHh ° rd<>r of APril 24. things went well, Happy Loman Oregon Voter, Moy 3, 1952 M.!JAK TE|9 5 2 ,nri firM Pub,l8he« ! showed a sort of surfaco slick ness In the flashbacks, he was a shallow, hero - worshipping MARY ANN STANSELL (Formerly Mary Ann Hayes, i boy It is difficult to see how the B.v MARY NELL STANSELL role could have been done bet Guardian Ad Litem ter than Brad Curtis did it. May 8 ■ ■ f© this fo w le r on p r o g r a m Adult Members F or'T Sought Patricia Abbott Wins Trip Io UN LOCAL SOLDIER GETS S Continued from Page One lodge. It is an effort to provide outstanding school citizens an opportunity to see how the United Nations work Miss Abbot has been an active student in the Ashland high school. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlton B Abbott of Paradise Lane, Ashland Pat is one of a family of six girls Mr Abbott is a minister but works considerably as a floor covering man Pat has been an honor student most of her s c h o o l life She was elacted sports queen for t :e past season at Ashland High She has been a delegate to the Youth Legislature and is a member of the National Honor Society She recently spoke before the Ash land Rotary club on the work of the youth legislature Harold Pat” Foley, the boy delegate, is a resident of Gold Hill, where his father works in the Gold Hill Cement plant Pat has been an outstanding student in the new Crater high school ■ PURPLE HEART IN KOREA With the 40th Infantry Div in fom ia National uarri unit, Korea — Cpl. Von W Pulaipher, hs in Cali son of Mr and Mrs Walter Pul trained for 16 months fornia and Japan before moving sipher, 317 Maple St., Ashland, was recently awarded the Pur to Korea in Januafy ple Heart for wounds received in Korean action Bring in Your Scrap Matal He is assigned to the 40th Div ision’s 224th Infantry Regiment it's ATRIOTIC Pulsipher was wounded in ac tion March 6 while serving as a ROFITABLE squad leader in the Regiment’s 1 Company A. Wa Pay Cash His division, a Southern Cab- f Keep An Experienced Mon On the Job Oak St. Tank k Steal Oak k "A" Sts. Ph. 2-1221 NOM INATE V A Co$tly Cra$h ■ BLOOD BANK HERE The Red Cross blood bank will visit in Ashland and a vol unteer recruitment drive will be sponsored by the Ashland Elks lodge in advance of the May 21 date Sid Reed, executive secretary of the Elks, is in charge of the recruitment program. With a 300 pint quota set. 350 volun teers will be needed ■ ■ Badly beaten in a dual meet with Grants Pass last weekend the Ashland high school track and field squad journeys to ! Klamath Falls Saturday for the southern Oregon district class A meet. YOU can't win if your car tangles with a tree. pole or another ear. You'll lose plenty in repair bills! S a fe g u a r d yourself against a tremendous loss of this kind today — with Collision Insurance. I. B. Coleman Republican Candidate For C o u n ty Judge At Primary Election May 16 Phone: 6261 Office 6406 Res. Ask this Hartford Agen cy for the complete facta about this vital protection. CONTINUE A BUSINESS LIKE, PROGRESSIVE ADM INISTRATIO N Pd. Adv. by Coleman for County Judge Committee S. C. Jones & Sots BILLINGS AGENCY” (Since July 1883) DEPENDABLE INSURANCE COtm a g r r u f t Corner Maia and Oak Ashland Hotel Bldg. Phone 8781 MONUMENTS AND MARKERS Granite, Bronze, Marble N. W. BURNS For County Assessor DEALER Next Door to P. O. Re-Elect V o te F o r L. G. "SHY" MORTHLAND Stect a REAL REPUBLICAN lor im portant Republican MT. P a rty SHASTA Babbit Pellets positionl IN "PRETTY-PRINT" BAGS e \L L NEW PATTERNS PAGET Republican National ’ COM M ITTEEM AN Dr H. S Fowler, assistant professor o f science at Southern Oregon college, is a member of a panel which is presenting a special soil conservation pro gram at Rogue River Teachers at Rogue River, Sams Vailey and Central Point are participating i in the all-day program designed j to stimulate interest in instruc- , tion of proper conservation 1 methods. M . Ad, OMA* í rtlM P » , Aog.l lo, Noiipool Conru|tMfnon Commi r i.. ’ Onoon REPUBLICAN REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE lor EXPERIENCE - INTEGRITY IMPARTIALITY Poid »or by Fow l«, »or « u r l i o , C o m m ittM , Box M S , M eS tord COUNTY COMMISSIONER It’s Carpet-Cleaning Magic THE EXCITING NEW DISCOVERY BELLVIEW I EEI) STORE Hi w a y 66 14 X R. G. 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