MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1939.
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Medford Players To Present
"Hay Fever" At High
School Nov. 29 and 30.
The Medford Community Play
ers will present Noel Coward's
"Hay Fever" in the senior high
school auditorium at 8:20 p. m.
November 29 and 30. The play
is sponsored by the Medford
school system.
The play has been in rehearsal
for some time under the direc
tion of Robert Stedman, teacher
of drama at junior high school
and a veteran of the Oregon
Shakespearean Festival associa
tion productions. It will be given
by the following cast:
Don Darnielle as David Bliss,
writer and husband of Judith
Bliss. Mr. Darneille is a teacher
here and has made acting one of
his major interests. He has ap
peared in 35 plays and will be
remembered here for his work
in "You Can't Take It With
You" last winter.
Valeria Whitney as Judith
Bliss, a retired actress preparing
to return to the stage. Miss
Whitney is a product of the
Southern Oregon College of Edu
cation and the Shakespearean
festival.
James Boyle as Simon Bliss,
son of David and Judith. Mr.
Boyle comes from the University
of Washington and has appeared
" in Little Theater plays.
Jean Schuler as Sorel Bliss,
daughter of David and Judith.
Miss Schuler is a high school
student who has had experience
in the Shakespearean festival.
Vivian Early as Myra Arun
dell, a friend of Simon. Miss
Early moved to Medford recent
ly. She played in road shows as
a child with her mother.
Del Burke as Richard Great
ham, a man in the diplomatic
service and a friend of Sorel
Mr. Burke is from Oregon State
college and teaches speech at the
high school.
Mary E. Letcher as Jackie
I I Dad Accused of Chaining Boy I NAZIS KEPT BUSY
ON WEST BORDER
. BY HEAVY STORM
Uprooted Trees Removed
Reconnaissance Flights
Prevented By Elements.
Berlin. Nov. 20. (fP) Violent
storms kept German troops on
the western front busy yesterday
removing uprooted trees, DNB.
the official news agency, report
ed today.
The weather prevented Ger
man reconnaissance flights, but
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planes already in the air re
turned safely, DNB said in eluci
dating today's high command
communique, which stated simp
ly "no special events" yesterday.
(Widespread scouting today
over France by German planes
was reported from Paris while
in England anti-aircraft batteries
went into action against an un
identified plane).
Busy In Baltic
Regarding mercantile sea war
fare the report stated units of
the German navy continued "to
be busy in the Baltic, the North
sea and in all oceans."
As for the western front activ
ity, enemy planes penetrated
Germany territory only in the
immediate neighborhood of the
border, DNB said.
Apparently the "lively machine-gun
and ride fire on both
sides," reported in yesterday's
communique, spent itself with
out follow-up action. That com
munique also took note of
"localized artillery activity"
elsewhere on the front.
(A dispatch from Basel, Switz
erland, said flood waters of the
Rhine had driven French and
German soldiers from their river
front pillboxes at the southern
extremity of their lines.
(Of aerial activity, a dispatch
from The Hague told of an ex
change of fire between a tres
passing German plane, over the
island of Schiermannikoof, and
one of a flight of Netherlands
pursuit planes. Apparently
neither was struck.)
E
AT LOWEST EBB
The past two weeks, "have
been the quietest since I took
office, as far as crime in Jackson
county is concerned," Sheriff
Syd I. Brown said today.
There are seven county pris
oners in the jail, augmented by
nine federal prisoners, making
a total of 16 inmates. Usually
at this time of year the bastile
population runs from 25 to 35.
The sheriff fears the situation
is a lull before the storm and
would not be surprised if the
tranquility broke in time to
cause him to miss his Thanks
giving dinner.
Mountain Climber
Taken From Ledge
Portland, Nov. 20. P) Aut.
oists summoned by his shouts
rescued Art Steele, Portland
mountain climber, from a ledge
high on the rocky face of Larch
mountain Sunday.
Steele became stranded on
the ledge attempting to scale
the peak and could go neither
up nor down. He was within
500 feet of the summit where
the road up the peak skirts the
edge of the precipice. Ropea
were lowered from above and
he was hauled to safety.
George Willard Woods, eight-year-old Lynwood, Cal , boy is
shown wearing chains his father. Grant Woods, 40, is accused of
having used lo fetter she boy for two cays, according to com
plain! obtained by Homer J. Daniels, official of the state com
mission for protection oi children and animals.
Coryton, a "dumb" stenographer
Miss Letcher Is a student at the
high school and has appeared in
the Dramatic club's offerings.
Don McKenzie as Sarely Ty
rell, young athlete and friend of
Judith. Mr. McKenzie teaches
mathematics at the junior high
school and took part in commu
nity plays while at the Southern
Oregon College of Education.
Faith Elm as Clara, a maid in
the Bliss household. Miss Elm Is
librarian at junior high school.
She studied at the University of
Washington.
Lavon Davis, secretary at I
junior high school, is book hold
er and Russ Roseborough is
stage and property manager. Mr.
Roseborough was technician for
"You Can t Take It With You"
last year.
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