MEDFORD MATT, TRIBUNE. ifEDFORD, OREfiON. SUNDAY, JTLY 1?. 1937
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BARD'S FESTIVAL;
BECOMES PATRON
Mayor Oeorge W. Porter rester
T added hli neme to the list of
public-spirited citizens of Ashlsnd
and Medford ectl.ely sponsoring this
year's Shaltespear. festival to b
held In Ashland August 9 to 7.
In a letter to Judge Earl B. Day.
president of the Oregon Shakespeare
festival aeeoclatlon, Mayor porter
commended the work of the newly
formed organisation In lending act.
res support to the production! ataged
' each year In Ashland's outdoor
, atlubethan theatre.
The association la urging Indl
Tldual persons and flrma to pur
ehaee sponsoring memberships In
the organization. With each mem
bership goes six reserved seat tick
ets which may be used at any time
during the six-day festival.
Mayor Porter'i. letter to Judge
Say follows:
1 Inclose herewith ' check to
cover my membership In the Ore
gon Shakespeare Festival association
and wish to add my hearty endorse
ment to the work being carried
on by your group.
"I have long felt that the South
ern Oregon Normal school. In spon
soring the annual summer festival
of Shakespeare plays, la making a
definite contribution to the cul
tural' life of the state, and one
which reflects credit on all of
southern Oregon.
The opportunity afforded ue each
year to see Shskespeare on the stage
Just as the plays were originally
written and produced la one which
all of us should appreciate.
"I am fully In accord with the
alms of your organization In giving
substantial support to the artist
who are making theso annual pro
ductions possible. The forwitlon ot
an active organization devoted to
building up publlo Interest in the
Shakespeare productlona will, I am
sure, result In the festival becoming
of even greater significance In the
world of drama! It has already at
tracted much favorable publicity tor
this locality.
"Although the purchase of a mem
berehlp Implies a 'donation' or "con
tribution," a membership In this
esse la worth much more than Its
cost. With my family, I am looking
forward to using the tickets and
getting more than my moneys' worth
, u4 .ntaptilnmnL
,11 WUU n.,.... "
Aa mayor of Medford, I wish to
assure you of the wnoie-nenrma
support of this community. I am
urging everyone, atudents and
grown-ups alike, to attend the fes
tival and enjoy Shakespeare In
' novel and comfortable outdoor set
ting." Stevens Shoe Shop
tn On East Main
Opet
Wither L. Stevens has moved his
shoe repair shop from Eagle Point
to 418 East Main, where he Is open
for business, according to an an
nouncement yesterday. He la equip
ped to give quick lervlce on all
kinds of shoe repairing, shoe clean
int and dyeing.
i Mr. Stevens, who was formerly
with the Volney Dixon fence firm
la well known throughout the val
ley. He was engaged in the shoe
repair business In the east for msny
years before moving' to the cosst.
In Belfast, Kenelm Lee Guinness,
one-time racing drtver and Inventor,
tn his will left 900.000 to a wife
who divorced him In 1039.
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Two 1039 Plymouth DeLuie
sedans. One light Beige, other
Oreen.
1PS5 Chrysler Alrstream 8 coupe
18S7 Chrysler Royal coupe with
overdrive and de luxe equip
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1933 Dodge sedan; trunk and
side-mounts.
IBM Plymouth Oe Lnxe sedan.
1033 Pord V-8 sedsn; new paint.
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1031 Ford Town eeden; new paint
1031 Chevrolet DeLuie sedan:
new paint, good robber.
1031 rord Phaeton: leather up
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100 Ford Town sedan: new pstnt.
Also a number of earlier models
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opened in a Los Angeles suburb, where the
customer miy transact business without
leaving his car seat. Should the Oldsmobile
driver, shown above, wish to walk into the
bank, he proceed ahead to a free parking
garage. Protection against bandits includes
two heavy gates which, at the touch of a
button, rise from depressions in th floor to
block both entrance and exit.
ROOSEVELT ISSUE
NEW YORK VOTE
NEW YORK, July 17. yp) A seven-
year-old fight between Frank It n D.
Roosevelt and Tammany hall eaat it
ahadow across a muddled political
puitele In New York City today.
The result waa a. wide open split
In the ranks of the clty'a Democratic
party with the enttranoe of United
States Senator Royal S. Cope land and
former Police Commt sat oner drover
A. Whalen Into the September mayor
alty primaries and the proapect the
primaries would provide one of the
year's major testa of the New Deal.
The nenator la a leading opponent
of President Roosevelt and the New
Drnl. and supporting hli campaign
probably will be former Governor Al
fred E. Smith, whose own opposition
to the New Deal led him to take his
historic "walk" from the Democratic
party last year.
Mayor Ft orel la La Guard la may run
this time on both the Republican
and Democratic tickets, senator Cope
land also may be entered under both
banners.
Ship Polo Ponies
HONOLULU (UP) Six of Hawaii's
finest polo ponies will see action in
various parts of the United 8tatea
this year. Walter F. Dillingham,
noted pololst and breeder, haa sent
his outstanding pony. Toy Moon, to
Ebbey Gerry of New York for use In
eastern contests. In addition five
others are being sent to Long Island
for use by Gay Dillingham on the
Harvard university team.
The wife of Mayor Janos Mllnarica
of BRjasoa. Hungary, became a
grandmother at 28. She married at
18, as did htr flrat daughter.
OF
AND LADY AIRED
SAN FRANCISCO. July 17. F
Battles of a colonel and his lady,
which resulted In an order ejecting
them and their seven children from
officers' row at the presidio in San
Francisco military reservation, were
related In suits and counter suits
before the civil courts today.
The officer, Lieutenant Colonel La
land H. Stanford. 46, U. S. army slg
nalc orps, yesterday asked the San
Francisco courts to give him a divorce
because his wife goasiped of intimate
affairs to other army wives, told his
children he was of low moral charac
ter, urged their oldest daughter (now
22 1 to associate with enlisted men.
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For the first time in Pontiac's history, a convertible sedan model has been added to this
distinguished line of cars. With the top up, this Pontiac eight-cylinder convertible sedan
is an all-weather model, and with the top snugly folded down it becomes the perfect car
for spring, as this young lady will attest. Both six and tight cylinder convertible models are
now on disDlav at local dealer hara
bought 300 dresses running blm deep
ly Into debt and Ignored a war de
partment reprimand resulting from
hla Indebtedness and told his super
iors he wss not fit to be sn army
officer.
Hla wife asked separate mainten
ance, because, she said, he struck snd
beat the children. Once threatened to
throw her over a cliff In Hawaii, told
her she "looked like hell" and hug
?ed other women.
LIFE TERM HELD
GREATEST CROSS
BOISE. July 17. (AP) A triple
murderer, his execution only 10 days
formii ltf lmnrlsonment to
day "a greater deterrent to crime
than capital punlsnmem.
"I'd give my life gladly," aald
rn,ioi vnn Vlack. condemned ta
hang July 37, unless legal steps pre
vent IK, II COUJU uiiuu wtw, UU
been done. But I cannot. My death
now will serve only to punish my
parents more severely than It pun
ishes me."
van vinrk. who talked to re
porters Inside prison walls for the
first time since ne was orougm to
the penitentiary 18 months ago.
wss convicted of killing- hla former
wife, Mildred Hook. During the trial
In Twin Falls district court, he ad
mitted shooting two police officers.
"The heaviest cross I've had to
bear during this last year and a
half" said the well-spoken. Univer
sity of Washington-educated man,
"has been the thought of the mis
ery others have suffered because ot
what has happened."
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