Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 23, 1952, Image 3

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    i RUSHES TO HUSBAND Singer
Jane Froman leaves her New
York apartment to fly to her in
jured pilot-husband, Capt. John
; C. Burn. He is in a San Juan,
Puerto Rico hospital suffering
from Injuries when his plane
crashed into the sea. Brace she
wears is a result of the 1943 plane
crash in which Burn rescued her.
Around Hollywood
Hollywood U.R Will the
Walter Wanger case hurt the ca
reer of Joan Bennett?
The glamor
grand mother
resumes acting
in a Chicago
play next week
for the first
time since
Wanger, her
husband, shot
her alleged ro-
gtJkrl!M mancer, ageni
r Tt feSiivi ill iliilj Jennings Lang,
Aline Mosby in . a Beverly
Hills parking lot last December.
Only time will tell whether
the actress' long career will
withstand the headlines about
her personal life. But if Holly
wood history holds true, her star
will shine brighter than ever.
Down the years, many a lum
inary's name has been blackened
in fabulous tinsel-town. But the
ticket-buyers either are forgiv
ing or just curious to gaze on a
person involved in notoriety.
Now Celebrity
Before Robert Mitchum was
taken to jail on a 1948 mari
juana charge, he was a middlin'
star in the Hollywood firma
ment. Now he's a No. 1 celebrity.
Judy Garland found only
greater fame after she hysteric
ally hacked her throat with a
y ALINt MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
jagged broken drinking glass
two years ago. Errol Flynn was
acquitted of rape charges at two
trials; he's still swashbuckling in
films. Paternity suits didn't hurt
the boxoffices of Clark Gable,
William S. Hart and Wallace
Beery.
Ava Gardner blossomed Into
a senior grade glamour girl aft
er her hectic romance with still
married Frank Sinatra.
Back in the '30's, Clara Bow's
love life got a juicy airing in
court when she accused her sec
retary, Dairy Devoe, of grand
theft. The "IT" girl's boxoffice
boomed.
Cilei 'Purple Diary'
Mary Astor's amours, as de
tailed in her "purple diary,"
made front pages during a 1936
court battle over her daughter.
But Miss Astor remained a lead
ing actress.
Jean Harlow's fame didn't fiz
zle after husband Paul Bern and
his lady friend chose suicide.
In 1922 Mary Miles Minter
quit the movies shortly after her
girlish love letters were found
in the home of her murdered di
rector, William Desmond Tay
lor. But movie offers still poured
in.
Only a couple of stars have
not benefited from having their
personal lives in print. The late
Keep Oregon Green
Committee Here
Holds First Session
Eighteen members of Jackson
county's 1952 Keep Oregon
Green committee met for the
first time this year last night.
The gathering was a dinner
meeting at the Jackson hotel.
Al Wiesendanger. Salem, sec
retary of the state KOG associa
was principal speaker, and led
discussion on the problems of
conservation and particularly
fire prevention.
L. L. Simpson, secretary-manager
of the Southern Oregon
Conservation and Tree Farm as
sociation, Is chairman of the
committee, and presided at the
meeting.
The KOG organization is a
comedian Fatty Arbuckle, for
example, slipped into oblivion
after he was acquitted for the
sordid death of showgirl Virginia
Rappe at a wild party in 1921.
British trucks and buses are
being fitted at front and inside
surfaces of the wheels with wire
mesh scoops in an attempt to cut
down on road fatalities.
non-governmental unit, with
most of its founds coming from
voluntary donations of lumber
industry members, the state, and
from interested individuals.
Operating on a budget last year
of only slightly over $2",000, the
KOG promotes fire-consciousness
through a broad program of
education and i n f o r m a t i on.
Much of its efforts are devoted to
informing youngsters of the
economic and recreational Im
portance of Oregon's forests.
Wiesendanger stressed the
fact that most forest fires are
man-caused, and that prevention
is an "individual responsibility."
He described and showed the
materials and methods used in
the fight to make Oregon fire-safety-conscious,
and pointed out
that more than half of the peo-
Wtdn.iday. April 23, lSt
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
pie in the state derive their live
lihood, directly or indirectly,
from lumber and associated in
dustries. Most Men-Ceuied
There were 82 forest fires last
year on state-protected land in
Jackson county, and only six of
them were caused by lightning.
All others were man-caused,
through incendiarism, campers,
smokers, debrisburners, loggers,
railroads or other causes. Of the
man-caused fires, about 85 per
cent of the total burned acreage
was attributable to logger-set
fires.
Progress In the fight against
fire was told by Wiesendanger
and by Simpson, who pointed out
that within the past few years
fires have dropped below Insects
DR. H. H. BRESEE
Announce
The Closing of His Office
FOR THE DURATION OF. HIS
MILITARY SERVICE
and disease as a cause of timber
destruction.
The state law which banned
the use of fireworks was cited as
a big step in the prevention of
fires, and state forest patrolmen
said that since the law went into
effect, there have been far (ewer
fires, particularly in the period
just before and after July 4.
The Keep Green movement
began In Oregon and Washing
ton, and has now spread to 30
states of the union.
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