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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1950)
LIKE FATHER Memphis, Tenn. (U.R) Clar nce Saunders made and lost a couple o f multi-million-dollar fortunes as a result of his inven tions. Now Lee Saunders, his son, has started inventing things. His latest gadget is a new price marking stamp guaranteed to let the grocer mark such tough items as marshmallows, noodles and frozen foods. Since 1927 "Your Office Boy' Royal Typewriters Office Furniture Systems & Supplies Across from the Rialto Theatre ....AROUND HOLLYWOOD I y I Vb-rtnl bcPhereoti HEARING AIL REPAIRS iT AHVJWAff-iNY MODEL Medtord Office Beltone Hearing Servict JAMES TAFT & ASSOC. 214 Leverette Bldg. DAIRY QUEEN Cool Refreshing A delicious Ice Milk Product Only 10c at Dairy Queen Stands at W. Main and S. Central l VIRGINIA United Presa Hollywood, June 28 U.R A few of Judy Garland's co workers said today they wished "M G M would stop picking on her" and give her a chance to get well. B i t players and extras, who asked to remain name less b e c a u se they still draw grocery money from the sprawling lot where Judy grew up, said there isn't an employee on the place who isn't pulling for the girl who tried to kill herself last week. "The executives out here are telling everybody they suspend ed her because she embarrassed and inconvenienced them," one young actress fumed. "They say she lowers the morale. "Well, let me tell you this: I'm one of Judy's co-workers and I know most of the others. And we all think very highly of her both as a person and as a trouper." Another bit player said the way they're treating Miss Gar land "gives me a pain." "They won't leave her alone until she drops dead," she mut tered. Unfair, Too A pretty young blonde, who said she's "had bits" in most of the Garland movies, 1 h i n k s 1 MGM is "not only ungrateful but unfair." "Judy has always been a big box-office draw," she said. "She MacPHERSON Correspondent made millions for those guys at the top. And they better not for get it." Not only her co-workers but her fans are rallying around the big-eyed singing star who's still resting from her near-tragic suicide attempt. Letters are pouring in by the hundreds. Offers of high-paying jobs are flooding in from theater owners and radio stations from as far away as London. "Judy was always doing nice things for little people," an ex tra at MGM explained. She'd lend you money if you needed it and then act embarrassed when when you came to pay it back. "If you were just down in the dumps she'd knock herself out to cheer you up. And sometimes that's more valuable than money." DEFENDANTS DISMISSED Dean A. Duffield and W. W. Robinson, who were co-defendants with Mrs. Ora M. Duffield in a rent overcharge case heard in federal court here May 31, have been dismissed as defend ants, according to a judgment received by George A. Codding, attorney for the defendants. Judge James Alger Fee ruled that Robinson and' Duffield were not sufficiently connected with the case to be named as co defendants. The judgment was entered earlier this month. Boston (U.R) There's monkey business again this year at Franklin Park zoo. Bowing to popular demand, mostly by chil dren, the zoo has imported a dozen simians, first to appear since 1943. i.m.jii ii "iir f- ANDY'S Thrifty Thursday Specials imm Two Part Pattern Wednesday, June 26, 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE w illiiif K'VVvV J i I 595 mm N silverplatcd sngar and creamer on tray This beautiful Coloniol reproduction is a rare And. You seldom see such lovely silverware at this rock bottom price. Silverplated on a copper base. Exquisitely made, the skill of fine craftsmen is apparent in the curve of each graceful piece. 10" tray hos delicate, embossed design. You'll want a set yourself ...you couldn't find a nicer gift for others. 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