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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1944)
GEORGE RAFT IN CRATERIAN BILL Orson Welles, Marlene Diet rich In Cast 'Marine , Raiders' At Rialto "Follow the Boys," widely heralded all-star film which comes to the screen of the Cra- DANCE TOES. NITE OCT. 17 SCHOOL GYM BENEFIT Troop 2 Boy Scoutt Everyone Invited Admission 35e terlan theatre foday, Is some thing more than a pictorial pa rade of some two score of Hol lywood's greatest personalities, although it is all of that. Such names as George Raft, Vera Zorina, Orson Welles, Mar lene Dietrich, Jeanette Mac Donald, Dinah Shore, W. C. Fields, Sophie Tucker, Donald O'Connor, the Andrews Sisters, Charles Butterworth., Maria Montez and Susanna Foster In the same cast attest to that. "Follow the Boys," for Its sheer entertainment content, is as good a piece as Hollywood has turned out in this war. "Follow the Boys," faithful ly records the contributions of show people to morale at home and abroad, and sketches the founding and the functions of the Hollywood Victory Commit tee. That record needs no em bellishment, and the film at tempts none. Musically, "Follow the Boys." Is exceptionally varied and mel odic, running the full scale of personal tastes, from boogie- Iwoogie to the pianistic genius I of Artur Rubinstein. I "Marine Raiders" and "Silent Partner" top the Rialto bill to- ! day. " 1 1 iM1 LOCAL and PERSONAL Cae Utn Tribune Want Ada. Ahn Mueller Reliable CARD & CRYSTAL READER Everything Strictly Confidential 208 Vancouver Phone 2466 .1 To Give Sale Chapter AA, P.E.O., will hold a rummage sale Oct. 17 and 19 in the Ma sonic building. Temple To Meet Pythian Sisters will hold a regular tem ple meeting Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the K. of P. hall. Refresh ments will be served. Traffic Violations Terry Rose was fined S5 in city police court Saturday for failure to stop at a stop street. Mrs. Harold Brown and Elizabeth Allen were fined $2.50 for double parking. Wil liam Schrolder paid $2.50 fine for driving a car with no oper ator's license. e e Open Office Yergen and Meyer, well known certified public accountants of Portland have opened a branch office in the Brophy Building in Med ford, which will be in charge of G. F. Schneider. Mr. Schneider and family have moved here to make their permanent home.. Leaver Harlin.. Seller, who has been in Medford for the past month visiting his parents, Mr. ana ivirs. jonn Beuer, i West Second street, left Thurs day for San Francisco where he I will board a ship for Hawaii. He was accompanied to the bay city ! by his sister. Miss Adabee Seil ! er and Miss Ethel Wilkinson. 1 y 3 BIG DAYS! -Miff llM t&Yv vJr I j I 'ggx$ f J i UICM IM An ON WOMEN IN, I j LOVEI AVi 5 v l V ? Continuous Shows Today DOORS OPEN AT 1:45 P.M. 'z- , ww m m 4 'j. - v f&VJ s: AVkwitiiam HENRY r&?S?il aA - BEVERLY LOYD 3 hnMAJ FEATURES teXJ-J ii DIAL 2424 ' 1 Drunk John J. Lee and Bryoe E. Haughton were both fined $10 for being drunk on a public street in city police court Saturday. The latter fine was suspended. s www. Files J. F. Lillie filed appli cation in the city superinten dent's office Friday to build an addition on a residence at 1168 North Court street at a stated cost of $300. e Cars Collide V. E. Rush, driving a pickup and H. A. Holmes, 2319 Hillcrest road, driving a passenger car collided at Jackson and Woodstock inter section Friday about 11:30 a. m according to a report on file. ' Union Meeting Phoenix Ex tension unit will meet Friday, Oct. 20, at 10:30 a. m. at the home of Mrs. Floyd Barrett. Project for the meeting will be "Conserve With the Scrap Bag." All members are urged to attend, and those not con tacted are asked to bring green vegetables for salad. Rummage Sale Crater Lake Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold a rummage sale Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Masonic building. Anyone having contributions is asked to bring them to the building Friday. Those unable to do so are asked to call Mrs. O. H. Brenneman, 3822, or Mrs. R. E. Green, 3595. Promoled Word has been re ceived here that Frank B. Gray, who acted as Red Cross field director at Camp White and later at Camp Beale, Calif., has been appointed to that position at the Presidio, San Francisco. Henry V. Hedges, who was assistant field director at Camp White and at Camo Beale has been ad vanced as field director at Camp Beale, replacing Mr. Gray. Transferred Miss Ruth Winn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Winn of East Jackson street, and Miss Jean Hermanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Hermanson, South Grape street, have been transferred from the Red Cross office at Camp Beale to the Presideo. San Francisco, Calif. Both were formerly employed at the Camp White Red Cross or flee. Visiting Here Miss Caroline HInson of Oswego, Ore., arrived in Medford Friday night to spend the week-end visiting at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Burr Tye, 102 Mistletoe street. Miss HInson will leave Sunday eve ning to return to the University of Oregon at Eugene where she Is enrolled In the freshman class. She Is a pledge of Alpha Gamma Delta sorority at the university. In Arizona . C. Fredette, for mer Medford resident, who now owns an auto court on Grand avenue, six miles out of Phoenix, Ariz., writes Medford friends that his health Is much improved In Arizona but he misses Med ford and his many friends. Fredette said that he sees Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holloway, for mer Medford residents, once in a while. Holloway, who had also recently purchased an auto court, sold the court and Is now buying a grocery store In Phoe nix, according to Fredette's letter. Articles Needed Articles for a Christmas box for men at the naval and marine hospital at Klamath Fails are needed by members of the Navy Mothers' club, it was announced yester day. Games, playing cards, small magazines such as Reader's Di gest and Coronet are needed for the boy. it was stated. Anyone having these for the club Is asked to phone Mrs. Russell Zundell, 3417, and arrangements will be made for their collection. The Mother's club will meet Tuesday, Oct. 17, at the Girlj' Commun ity club at 2 p. m. and women attending are asked to return all hospital slippers at this time It Is stated that mothers and wives of men in the navy, marine corps and coast guard are cordially fVi vited to attend the meetings of the club. SAY ENTERTAINERS Sgt. Roger J. Hcadlee, sta tioned in Assam, India, with Die China Burma India command, has written friends here con cerning that section of the thea ter of war, which never sees entertainment of any kind with the exception of mail call and work. According to Headlee the rains are heavy and Die cloud formations beyond description. Headlee's letter follows in part: "Here at A P O, Assam, India, we have a problem that I believe will Interest the folks at home. In the line of enter tainment things are a bit dull and when the letter writing, reading and such- are finished and no longer hold our interest we look for something else to pass the time. Then out of a rainy sky comes an announcement that some of our Hollywood friends will pay us a visit to help boost morale we talk of the coming event, count days to see if we will be scheduled to work that night, and generally plan for their coming, hoping it won't ram too hard. "But time passes and nothing is seen or heard of them. It finally comes out that she got sick, he remembered a previous engagement back in North Af rica, or some such Hollywood excuse. So we never see them and have given up hope of ever seeing our Hollywood friends up here where it Just begins to gei fough or 'too rough' as Miss Sheridan said. "Here are some figures from the editorial (Sept. 28 issue of CBI Roundup) on the agree ments entered Into by our Hol lywood friends who give so much to 'our boys' and 'the war effort'. Joel McCrea billed for 60 days got as far as Cairo and heard tell that 'CBI was tough'; Paulette Goddard and Co., 54 days out of a promised 60: Joe Brown, 120 days, they played 37 and decamped. "This doesn't apply to the real troupers that came and stayed over (heir time, but it is facts about some of the big names that many of us help support and at one time enjoyed seeing in a show. "We think It Is tough here also and didn't travel by air on our trip over." Headlee was employed by the Pacific Telephone and Tele graph company here prior to his entrance in the armed serv ice. His wife, Mrs. Mary Jane Headlee, resides at Central Point with her mother, Mrs. Bcebe. Classes at S. O. C. E Select Officers Southern Oregon College of Education, Ashland, Oct. 14. Classes at the Southern Oregon DIVIDEND NOTICE Tb. Board of Dirartorl at Inwitun Mutual, loo. bat dedarfid di'idrnd at tweatr tenia par ahar paafcl am Otoi- 16. 1444 to abarrbuldon am mord aJ of Septttabar 30. 1944. E. E- CKABB. PrmUma FRED W. SNOOK, Rep. Sander. Oct IS, 1944 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE 4MEVZH College of Education completed organizing for the year, this week. Senior class members elected as president Geneva Coulter of Ashland. Other offi cers of the class are Alma Baker of Junction City and Mary Alice Wolford of Roseburg. Second-year students chose Kitty McShana of Grants Pass for president. Other officers chosen were Ruth Culllson of Grants Pass and Filo Chrisman of La Grande. The entering class elected David Hile of Ashland as presi dent. Joan Millard, Gemmy Lee Cooper and Laura Billings, all of Ashland, are also officers of the class. Cloelnt time for Bunday Toe Lata u Claaaiiy 5 30 Saturday afurnaoo Pleas remember. Dee Mill Tribune Went Ada. 1 WANTED 50 USED GARS , Medford'i Largert Buyer Payt Highest Cash PrlcM No Delays. "Ask the man who sold one" HUMPHREY MOTORS USED CAR EXCHANGE 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 Boy! It's GOOD! Yeil Model's Vitamin enriched bread ia TOPS In goodness and taste for mid-meal snacks, for regular meals and school luncheil MODEL BAKERY 203 Wast Main St. Starts Today m j h a ii,,-,,,.., vr" s .h i llb.H VIUiM y A'STAGEV,. FOR THIS, MAMMOTH T Clottnf Urns for Bundty Too VtU to Claulfy 6:30 Saturday aftornooa PleaM remember. Cm UaJ) Tribune Want Au. TRUCKS HI TO4.TO OfTT-FTYl TOMS MtU, IIU MfUATVM HUMPHREY MOTORS 33 S. Riverside Dial 4980 SHOW OF SHOWS! VW-' y - ' , v., w . 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