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1945 'IS. E
ARDEN' TO AWAIT
Long Beach, Cal., May 5 (U.R)
A modern "Mrs. Enoch Ardan"
decided tonight to await word
from a husband "returned" from
the dead before tackling the
problem of what to do with a
second husband, "a swell guy."
Mrs. Robert A. McDowell was
skeptical that the first man she
had married, Lit. Haroia uoaa,
27. was found alive In a Rangoon
hospital. Since the War Depart-
ment officially declared him
dead Oct 31, 1944, she married
Ens. Robert A. MacDowell, of
Saugerties, N. Y., who left for
overseas last month.
. Mrs. MacDowell, 22, a blue'
eyed, honey-blonde, will leave
Tuesday for Portsmouth, O., to
discuss with relatives a situation
that counterparts Tennyson's
Enoch Arden, a story of a wonv
an who happily remarried when
she thought her sailor husband
was lost at sea.
Lieutenant Reum
Home From Duty
In Army Overseas
tit. Dick Reum and Lt. Charles
F. Reum are in Medford visiting
their mother, Mrs. F. H. Reum,
Findlay Apartments, after serv
ing overseas with the army. Lt.
Dick Reum has been in the South
Pacific theater for the past year
with . the anti-aircraft and is
home on sick leave after receiv
ing injuries while overseas. He
will report back to the Baxter
general hospital, Spokane, Wash.
Lt. Charles Reum has served
with the army transport in the
Mediterranean theater for slight
ly over a year and is now sta
tioned at Hampton Roads, Va.
The young men met in Octo
ber, 1943, on the east coast for
the first time in three years.
Both are graduates of Medford
high school. Dick Reum is a
graduate of the University of
Oregon and his brother gradu
ated from the University of Sas
katchewan. Old Age Insurance
Head Coming Here
Howard J. Nelson, manager of
the Social Security board at
Klamath Falls, will be in the
U. S. Employment Service office,
49 North Fir street, Medford, on
May 10 at 3 p. m. Anyone in
terested in filing claims for old
MffA nr mirvivors insurance, or
who desire information concern
ing the Old-Age and Survivors
Insurance provisions of the So
cial security aci may can pi
that time for an Interview.
Next Sunday Is
Mother's Day
A day when Mothers both new
and old receive the homage
that it their due.
Mother's Day
Gifts
of thoughtfulness things
(hat i peak of loving devotion,
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MOTHER'S
DAY CARDS
For
Your Very Own Mother
Our Mother
Grandmother
Mom
To a Dear Aunt
Wonderful Wife and Mother
From Your Daughter
From Your Son
To a Dear Sister
Dad en Mother's Day
Mother and Father
From The Family
Money Enclosure Cards
Across the Miles
One Who Has Been like a
Mother to Mo
To a New Mother
A Mother's Day Prayer
Friend's Mother
My Other Mother
In Sympathy on Mother's Day
Priced 5c' to $1
SWEM'S
Book & Gift Shop
Rosalind Russell at Craterian
.
Rosalind Russell, brilliant
comedy star of "Rouehlv Sneak.
ing," now at the Craterian, plays
a role certain to warm the heart
or even the most vehement crit
ics of American womanhood. As
Louise, lovable mother of the
wild Pierson clan, she hews her
way unswervingly thru a fabu
lous series of breaks and misfor
tunes. Co-starred with Miss Rus
sell is Jack Carson, who plays
the role of her second husband.
As a special attraction the
Craterian is featuring the U. S.
Signal Corps film "San Pietro."
BAY DREDGE
PROJECTS TALKED
Portland, Ore.. May 3 D.R)
Dredging projects in Coos Bay,
which assertedly will facilitate
lumber loading on ships, is un
der consideration by army enel
neers, Col. Ralph Tudor said to
day. Steamship and lumber com
pany representatives are urging
that a main ship channel in Coos
Bay be dredged to a depth of 30
feet, and a bar at bay entrance to
40 feet.
According to them, many ves-
els are unable to load to capac
ity at Coos Bay, Empire, or
Charleston under present condi
tions, and are forced to go to
other west coast ports to finish
taking on cargoes.
AGED WOMAN BEATEN
Los Angeles, May 5 (U.R)
Police today were holding 22-year-old
Robert Marlar on sus
picion of beating his 82-year-old
landlady, Mrs. Lula Cropsey,
nearly to death.
Instruments of remarkable
precision are used in scientific
research on speech end hear
ing. 40c
The Family
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Doors Open 1:45 P.M.
Hi
Jain-
Colonel Frank Capra directed
this on-the-spot record of the
campaign against San Pietro.
The foreword spoken by Lieut.
Gen. Mark Clark explains why
the objective had to be taken
with "greatly reduced forces,"
which worked bitter hardship
upon each individual soldier. The
music score by Dlmitri Tlomkin,
performed in part by the Mor
mon Tabernacle Choir and the
childrens' choir of St. Brenda's
church, is superbly blended into
the flow of this most impressive
documentary film.
IN FINAL STAGE
Calcutta. May 5 U.R Allied
troops completing the cleanup of
Rangoon have occupied govern
ment house and other important
buildings, it was announced to
day, as British 14th army forces
to the north fanned out into the
Sittang valley and began the
task of annihilating the last Jap
anese in Burma.
With the Burma campaign
over, three years of bitter fight
ing over some of the most diffi
cult terrain in the world, offic
ially "at an end" according to
an announcement by Adm. Lord
Louis Mountbatten, the polyglot
allied troops were combing the
country to wipe out isolated and
by-passed nests of fanatical en
emy forces.
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Theatre
FEATURES
40'
TUESDAY
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Blasting the Reich from the sky
Green
'Waterloo Bridge" Now ShowiW
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Robert Taylor slier an absence from in icratn by his being
In the armed forces returns again at the Hlalto Theatre starring
with the Academy Award Winner, Vivien Leigh in "Waterloo
Bridge." Robert Livingston and Ruth Terry in "Goodnight
Sweetheart." a riotous comedyromance Is the companion feature.
P.-T. A. Activities
County P-T. A. Council
"We need never fear the class
es, but we must guard against
the class system," said Dr. James
Millar, world traveler and lec
turer who spoke at the meeting
of the Jackson County Council
of Parents and Teachers when
the council held its regular meet
ing in the recreation hall on
Priddy street here May 2. Dr.
Millar also spoke before several
other civic groups during the
week.
"We must pay the price of
oeace lust as wi have hari tn
pay the price of war, not only
with money, but with effort,
study and eradication of racial
attitudes. Parents create atti
tudes In their children ho ra.
marks made in the home," he
saia. ane speaker closed by em
phasizing that present-day prob
lems must De considered on s
world-wide basis. Unit repre
sentatives are preparing to bring
reports t the lecture to their
respective organizations.
. Mrs. Herschel Obye of Grants
Pass installed the newly elected
officers of the county council.
They are Mrs. H. O. Colburn.
president; Mrs. John Bohnert,
vice-president; Mrs. John Lar
wood, secretary; Mrs. Phil Stans
bury, treasurer. These officers
6ervefmost satisfactorily for the
past year and have been elected
for another term of office.
The P-T.A. chorus from Cen
tral Point sang three numbers
under the direction of Mrs.
Loyd Morris and were enthusi
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A Stark . . Darlnj . . Tribute to the Infantryman's Hard Today 1 :45 p.m. J L tgW Con'inuou'
and Heroic Part . ,h. Cap f Lit, Valley, Ualy Ma & 'Tl
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astically applauded. The Cen
tral Point unit also served cof
fee during the luncheon hour.
Mexico City, May S U.R)
A light plane crashed yesterday
during a storm at Elotepec, Vera
Cruz State, killing two Amer
icans. From papers recovered from
the wreckage, the victims were
identified as Capt. George V.
Coley of Portland, Ore., and
Robert V. Hill, of Ver Cruz.
Mexico. Hill was believed pilot
ing the craft.
DEER LOSES TO TRAIN
Houston, Tex., (U.R) Deer
hunting without ammunition or
shotgun "was enjoyed" by the
crew of a Rock Island-Burlington
Rocket train near here re
cently. Speeding along the route
between Houston am". Dallas, a
nine-point buck challenged the
Rocket for the right-of-way. The
train crew salvaged the carcass
and head of the animal.
ACCOUNTS SHORT
San Jose, Calif., May 5 U.R)
William C. Becker, 52, chief
clerk In the Santa Clara county
tax collector's office, was free
on $2,500 bail tonight after being
charged with a 81,500 shortage
In his accounts.
Back to Roxy '
Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan
in a scene from "Shine On Har
vest Moon," gay musical, with
Jack Carson and Irene Manning
now playing at the Roxy theatre
through Tuesday. William
Greene In "Flying Fortress" a
story of the RAF is the compan
ion feature.
Girl Scout Camp
Registration Open
Registration for the annua
Girl Scout day camp is now
underway, Scout council mem
bers announce, the camp having
been scheduled for June 18 to
29. It will be held from Mon- j
day to Friday Inclusive both
weeks and from 10 a. m. until ;
3 p. m. each day. j
Registration fee for the entire :
two weeks is 50 cents, If paid j
in advance, and 25 cents per day 1
If paid by the day, it Is stated. '
First 25 girls, either Scouts or
non-Scouts, who register before
June 1 will be presented with
Girl Scout song books free of
charge. ,
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PRE-SCH00L CLINIC SET
FOR JACKSON VICINITY
The summer Round-Up of pre
school age children, sponsored
by the Parent-Teacher Assn.,
will be in the Jackson school at
9 a. m., Monday.
Opportunity to be examined by
SPRING
MERCHANDISE
Coats. Suits. Millinery
Alteration by Cxparta '
Spaelailzlna
LADIES' COATS & SUITS
IN HALF SIZES
Barelson's UV"
Ladies' Ready-To-Wear
31 No. Central Avenue ""'a.
upJar. May 8. 1948 MEPFORD MAIL TRIBUNE ITEVZrT
a physician will be given chil
dren who expect to enter the
Jackson school for the first time
next September.
Dates for examinations of
fered by the other city schools
will be given sometime this
week, depending on when doc
tors will be able to handle the
work.
HONOR BOND DRIVE
San Diego, May 5 (U.R)
Commemorating the seventh
war loan drive, Consolidated
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