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TEH MEDFORD (OBCGOH) MAO. TBXBUITB Tlwndar. April 10. IMS - , h ; " ' BARBARA PAYTON Aiki $1,500 Monlhl- Barbara Payton Asks Monthly Sums In Alimony Suit Hollywood (U.R) The costly romance of Franchot Tone and Barbara Payton appeared head ed for a possibly more expensive ending Thursday after the blonde actress filed for $1,500 a month in temporary alimony pending a divorce. Payments Demanded Her attorney, Milton Golden, filed a petition in superior court Wednesday demanding that Tone make the payment until their contested divorce comes to trial. Golden charged that Tone had made a hasty exit from Calif ornia after she filed a cross-complaint to his divorce suit and is steering clear of the state in an attempt to "starve her out . Hearing Schedule A hearing on Miss Payton's temporary alimony petition was scheduled, for April 18. She charged in her divorce action that the actor is worth $1,000,- ' 000, of which at least $100,000 is community property. Golden said Tone was "Just tailing" and added that the ac tor "changes bis mind every other day." Parent-Teacher Group Reaffirms Support of Bill Pendleton, Ore. (U.R) Dele gates to the 39th annual Ore gon Parent-Teacher Congress closed their convention Wednes day by reaffirming their support on the state s proposed school reorganization bill. The bill will be on November ballot. A few delegates spoke briefly in opposition, urging the organi zation to refrain from reaffirm ing its stand on such legislation and let the Individual members study the bill before election time. Mrs. Arthur N. - Green of Portland, former chairman of the state PTA legislation com mittee, said strong, unified schools would bring about bet ter teaching facilities In all phases of education and the cost, in terms of services received, would mean better education for less money. Air Ambulance Makes Finn's 52nd Flight The Stinson air ambulance operated by Mercy Flights made the firm's 52nd patient-carrying flight .yesterday. It took an in jured man irom Red Bluff, Calif., to his home in Roseburg. The Da t lent waa Richard Counts, 19, Roseburg, who was . injured in a recent automobile accident, and suffered multiple zraciures or roe xeg. his wue and cnua were unhurt. Pilots Al Cleven an4 JarV VM. munds made the flieht. which left here at 5 p.m. Counts was aepianea in itoseDurg at 9 p.m. Court Records district rnim-r ' i elvi!! Miller, two evertieirnt uaua, iwu uvenenEul Ifrans U9 two nverlnftrifl ft9fl 9 B. Smith, assault and battery. James V. Williams, no operator's r vuun costs only. Edward C. Butcher, no motor i - nicle license, court David S. Kins, failure to operate motor vehicle on right side of high way, cuuri cusis only. I8" a Corwin. ne clearance lights. S. . Lloyd U AsMns. no operator' H - cense. $8. Robert H. Duke, no red flag on -l vakiuuvu otmk. caun costs only. cmriTiT rnmv - . Alvin M. Cone vs. Elizabeth S. Cone. UiVVlVC araimpsTMTIT. Clarice y. Prince tsv Karvay T. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS John Robert Seabright, 31. Medford. and Katherine Elizabeth Tysver.. 49. Medford. Philip Robert George. 27. Portland and Ethel Elaine Walker. 23. Medford. Frank Allen Reed. 72. Talent, and Minnnie Kyniston. 37. Talent. James Robert Wofofrd. 23. V. S. Air Force, and Mildred Lorraine Oden. 25 Washington. D.C. I7LLvI,le, Bryant 10. Medford. : and Twyla Elaine Lundgren. 17. Med ford. James Eugene Ruts. 23. Rogue Riv er, and Rosalie Klassen. 19. Phoenix. Joseph Guy Nelson Jr. 21. Med , ford, and Neva Kay Konopasek, 30, Medford. - Aubrey DeWayne Smith. 21. Med. OL,--W fMWM WOMB EVENTS rr js Ay ?r 7CSf7& Y Af V--' s&xz2z?2r w f WJzWk 1 " eW SMJS Mf J vf. Di Al I -Of RADIO GUIDE WEATHEK FORECAST COMICS Yes circulation figures prove that "Every 1 one Reads the Mail Tribune" . . . right to your doorstep comes the news of the world! Facts and highlights about happen ings the wide world over . . . and Medford and Jackson County, too . . . are recorded daily for Mail Tribune readers. The top comics . . . brilliant news coverage and com mentary . . . features, society, local news everything that adds up to GOOD reading. Of course, Mail Tribune advertising pays big dividends it's right there in black and white, to be read and re-read, referred back to for last-minute shopping lists . . . sur rounded by the BEST news matter and fea tures money can buy! IUYING GUIDE THE mil Is Now Delivered To Mjxra That Means Your Advertising Message in the Mail Tribune Has VOD mn T west voob raire ITER!
