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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1937)
PAGE FIVB Margaret Mitchell I Magnificent Obsession. ...Lloyd Douglas j Drums Along the Mohawk Walter Edmonds I Victor Oeorge Helser Seven League Boots. Richard Halliburton Heads and Tales Malvlna Hoffman Way of a Transgressor. ...Negley Parson Present Indicative Noel Coward An Editor on the Comstock Lode.... Wells Drury As I Remember.. Arnold Genthe Golden Fleece ...Bertlta Harding I Pound No Peace Webb Miller Sagittarius Rising Cecil Lewis Inside Europe John Gunther E again by the Magnificent obsession. Appearing among the 15 favorites for the first time were Queens Polly, by Elswyth Thane Beebee. Cities of Refuge, by Philip Olbbs. Paradise, by Esther Forbes, In the Uves of Men. by Alan Hart, and Laurels Are Cut Down, by Archie Blnns. Man the Unknown, by Alexia Car ell, again headed the non-flctlon list. Victor a. Helser's An American Doc tor's Odyssey once more being sec ond choice. New volumes on the favorite non ltction list were Present Indicative. Noel coward's autobiography. Golden pleece. by Bertlta Harding, and Be loved Friend, the story of Catherine Bowen Tchalkowsky and Nadejda von Meek. The is most popular works of fic tion In May were: Seml-Wlndup I Sam Watson 155 vs. John Conner : 150. Special Events I Price Schaeffer 135 vs. Barney Wll i der 135. I Ralph Denman 150 vs. Barney Lo jgan 148. j Paul Sskralda 143 vs. Chet Logan ; 145. John App'.egate 135 va. Mike Red- glon wr held At the regular semi monthly meeting In th Armory Tuesday night. . Those nominated for commander were C. P. Johnson. Cas Wj'more and J. C. Collins. Oeorge Simpson and Goodwin Humphreys were nomi nated (or first vice-commander. Lee Oarlock for adjutant and A. J. An-j derson for chaplain were the lone ; nominees for those offices. Nomi nated to the executive board were Orin Schenek. W. H. Patne, C. Y. Tengwald and Cole Holmes. Nominations will be open again at the next regular meeting, June 15. Election will be held at the regu lar meeting. July 0. In the absence of H. L. Bromley, chairman, Commander Joe Pllegei took charge of the entertainment program. Goodwin Humphreys and K. D. Rom handled the dutch lunch following the entertainment. It was announced that on June 18, a fathers and sons banquet would be heia in the Med ford Armory, with the ladles' auxiliary In charge. Green Light Lloyd Douglas Street of the Fishing Cat Jolan Folde Yang and Yin Alice Teasdale Hobart Last Puritan Oeorge Santayar.a Invasion Van der Meersch Queen's Folly... .Elswyth Thane Beebee Of Lena Oeyer Marcta Davenport Sound of Running Feet. . STILL FAVORITE VALLEY READERS fmsr adi to The complete fuht card to be ; staged by the Catholic Young Men's ' tcoMOuriiHJommT dy 130. THREElilAIED FOR LEGION POST Nominations for officers of the Mer'ford post of the American Lo- j nW;ht was announced today by Joe I j Naumcs. matshmaker. The curtain I Suns Go Down Flannery LewU Death Valley Prospectors Dane Coolldge Beloved Friend, the story of Cather ine Bowen Tchalkowsky and Na dejda von Meek. While recent favorites continued to hold the lead, several new volumes appeared on the list of the IS most popular books at Mod lord public library In May, a tabulation showed today. Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind, favorite for months, again top Josephine Lawrence j raiser w:ll start at 8 o'clock sharp. I All bouts will be held under the In tercollegiate boxing rules consisting Cities of Refuge Philip Olbbs Paradise Esther Forbes In the Lives of Men Alan Hart Laurels Are Cut Down....Archle Binns The 15 most populsr works of non flctlon were: Man the Unknown Alexis Carell An American Doctor's Odyssey KIN OF THIM Alt OUNCC ItMON UMf .CHIIir STuwmir-UAn-sooT Ms of three two-minute .rounds Russ Acheson will referee, and Larry Schade will announce. The card follows: .Main Kvent Bill Ausland 170 vs. Bob Kelly 175. 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