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Texas Guinan, the four-star
queen from the Lone Star State,
comes to vivid life at the Cra
terian, Theatre Wednesday in the
cinematic presence of Betty
Hutton in the technicolor treat
"Incendiary Blonde," co-starring
with Arturo de Cordova, and
supported by an outstanding
cast, including Academy Award
winner Barry Fitzgerald. Betty
Hutton, as Texas, shines as a star
of rodeo, musical comedy, west
ern movies and the night clubs.
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Movie-goers who thrilled to
Alan Ladd in "This Gun For
Hire," will have an opportunity
to see again the picture which
spiraled him to screen fame
Sailor Loses Bag A sailor
passing through Medford Friday
reported to Riverside USO offic
ials the loss of a bag containing
personal identification papers
and clothes. Slating that he had
hitch-hiked a ride with a Med
ford sergeant returning home on
furlough, the sailor said he rode
from Portland to Eugene Thurs
day night, and the Medford man
stopped there overnight while
the sailor came on south. In re
moving his bag from the Pack
ard car which the sergeant
drove, the sailor took the wrong
bag. The navy man went on to
Yreka Friday evening, asking
that anyone knowing anything
about the bag either forward it
to him at the address on the
papers, or contact the local USO.
Japan, Germany, and Italy, all
maritime powers before the war,
once boasted of a combined mer
chant marine of over 20 million
deadweight tons, according to
Ships magazine. Most of this is
now at the bottom of the sea.
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when it comes Wednesday to the
Rialto theater. Veronica Lake
and Robert Preston share stellar
billing.
Locals
In Hospital Is'iel Franklin,
747 West Jackson street, has
been confined to Community
hospital the past week.
Ladies Club Meets Table
Rock Ladies club will meet Wed
nesday at 2 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. Vivian Pierce.
Returns From South Miss
Bernice O'Denny, director of the
Riverside U.S.O., returned Tues
day from a two weeks vacation
in San Francisco.
Street Completed Completion
of the opening of South Ivy
street to Monroe street was made
Friday night by city employes,
Frank Rogers, city superintend
ent, said yesterday.
Post To Meet Crater Lake
Post and Auxiliary, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, will have a social
meeting at 8 p. m. Tuesday, in
the Armory. All members are
asked to attend.
Visit Buckley Home Guests
this week at the ranch of Mrs.
Catherine Buckley, on the Ap
plegate, were Mrs. Myrtle Bun
ger and Mrs. Mable White, of
Los Angeles, and Miss Elizabeth
Ryne, of Snn Francisco.
Plates Stolen C. R. Green,
611 South Riversfde avenue, re
ported to city police yesterday
the theft Friday night of two li
cense plates from his auto, park
ed In front of his home. The
plates bore 1942 Oregon license
No. 65-451.
Receives Discharge Former
ly a staff sergeant with the 96th
division, Charles R. Wright ar
rived home Sunday after receiv
ing an honorable discharge from
the army at Camp Beale, Calif.,
and, with his wife and son, is at
the family home, 208 Laurel
street. Wright arrived in the U.
S. in January after 18 months
service in the Pacific theater.
Owens Return Mr. and Mr.
J. H. Owen, 15 Keene Way, re
turned to their home in Medford
Wednesday after spending a
week in Portland transacting
business and visiting friends.
In Hospital Dr. E. G. Rid
dell was taken to Community
hospital Tuesday evening for
treatment of head and face in
juries received in a fall at his
home, 35 Crater Lake avenue.
His condition is reported to be
improving, and he is allowed to
have visitors.
Leave For Week-End Mrs.
Grace Johnson and Miss Audrey
Davis are to leave today to spend
the week-end at Myrtle Creek.
Mrs. Elsie Narregan will accom
pany the ladies to Grants Pass,
and they will all return after
the holiday.
Visitors Leave Mrs. Hoaton
Horndbedt and daughters, Ju
dith and Louise, returned to their
home at Eureka, Calif., Friday
after spending the past two
weeks in Medford visiting at the
home of Mrs. Hornribedt's sister-in-law
and'her husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Clarke, 721 West
14th street.
Reich First Lieutenant Cecil
F. Reich, route 1, box 278, who
was listed as a second lieutenant
in a dispatch from his headquar
ters printed in the Tribune Fri
day, has been a first lieutenant
for several months, according to
his mother. Reich was recently
awarded the air medal for 25
hours of operational flight in
transport aircraft over India
China air routes.
Roseboroughs R a t u r n Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Roseborough
and daughter, Carol, returned to
Medford this week from Vancou
ver, Wash., and plan to make
their home here. Mr. Rose
borough has been employed for
the past three years in defense
work at Vancouver with the Kal
zer Shipbuilding company. They
are visiting ac present at the
home of Mr. and Msr. E. G. Rose
borough, 718 West Main street.
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Huleni Here Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Hulen and daughter, Joan,
who moved to F Hand last year,
are visiting friends and relatives
in th valley this week. Mr. Hu
len was sports editor of the Mail
Tribune, and is now a member
of the sports staff of The Ore
gonian. Lowry Leaves Bert Lowry,
Jr., has returned to his home
In Portland after spending sev
eral days in the valley looking
after orchard interests. While
here. Lowry received notice of
his promotion to superintendent
of the Albino Steam and Engine
works in Portland. He visited
here at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lowry, Sr.,
South Pacific highway.
In Mishap Charles Pitts.
707 West 11th street, was
slightly injured Friday afternoon
when the car he was operating
was in collision at the intersec
tion of Bartlett and Eighth
streets with a car driven by
Auriole Johnson, 510 Newtown
street, according to an accident
report filed with city police. An
other report states that cars driv
en by Lee V. Sherman 116 Wil
lamette avenue, and Raymond E.
Yost, 720 West Jackson street,
collided Thursday causing some
damage to Sherman's auto.
Permits To Build Appllca
Itons for building permits were
made Friday by A. 11. Webster,
401 East 12th street, to erect a
garage costing $150 and James
C. Reynolds, 1442 Court street,
to erect throe cabins and a gar
age at a cost of $2000. Harry
Gideon, 823 West Juckson street,
applied for a permit yesterday
to erect a private garage costing
$150, and Guthrie O. Edwards,
803 Sherman street, applied for
permit to erect a residence and
garage at a cost of $3000.
Sunday. Sept, 2, 194S
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
Firemen Called Firemen an
swered calls yesterday morning
to Brown's cafe, Main and Front
streets, and Valentine's cafe, 5
South Riverside avenue, to ex
tinguish fires caused by burning
grease. No damage was reported
by firemen. Another run was
made .Friday afternoon to the
corner of Jackson and Liberty
streets, where a grass fire was
extinguished.
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