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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1952)
A 4 i 7V 3' '4 wife V40 V1 "4, (. Vf Shown in a scene from "Arsenic and Old Lace." to be given Saturday night. May 10, in the Lithia theater, Ashland,, as the final performance of the Vining Repertory's spring season, are Brad Curtis (left to right) Franklin Reed and Paul Kliss. A special mati nee performance of "Arsenic" will be given Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The plot is the story of the mad Brewster family and a cellar full of corpses, and is described as hilarious comedy "Claudia" shows for the last lime tonight. (Arbuckle and Moran photo) Around Hollywood Hollywood (U.R) Holly wood's movie stars are trying to spread out their staggering in- come taxes. Jerry Gies ler, movie land's ace at torney who de fended celebri ties like Walter W a n g e r and Errol Flynn, revealed today he's now head- Aline Mosby i n g a group that will plead with Congress to pass a law allowing filmland's By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent luminaries to keep more of their short-lived fancy salaries. . The movie queens and pro files want to spread their taxes over a number of years on grounds that their careers die as soon as the wrinkles arrive. "This law should apply also to baseball players, fighters and anybody whose career depends on youth explained Giesler who works on the program as head of the Beverly Hills Bar Associ ation. ' "They may make those large sums of money for only five or ten years. Then their active working life is concluded. They can't continue in that high in come bracket like doctors and lawyers. "Some stars, still are paying their income taxes from five years ago. They've really got the yoke around their necks. A new tax ruling would be fair and equitable." Last year Bob Hope staged a one-night stand tour to raise money to pay his taxes. Joan Bennett can't leave the country because she owes the Internal Revenue department a mittful of cash. - The government put up Veronica Lake's home for sale to try to raise money to pay her debt to -Uncle Sam. Joanne Dm Is still paying off the income tax that she and her ex-husband, Dick Haynes, let pile up. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis made show business his- Society and Clubs Shaw Play Reading Part of Program For SOC Week-end Ashland A preview of the spring play by the Southern Oregon college drama depart ment will be presented Satur day evening as part of the Moth ers Week-end celebration. A reading of. George Bernard Shaw's "Candida" will be of fered by cast members. Angus L. Bowmer, professor of English, is director of the comedy and describes it as one of the most delightful by the Engish playwrite. Four perform ances are scheduled May 16, and 17 and May 23 and 24. Participating In the reading will be Charles C. Eliason, Ash land; Kay Davis, Grants Pass; Nanete Cuddie, Klamath Falls; Robert Knott, Eugene; and Stafford Thomas, Melbourne, Australia. Leon C. Mulling, as sociate professor of speech will understudy for Robert Hilliard, Seattle. Meeting Announced For Sams Valley Club At Sanderson Home Sams Valley Sam's Valley Ladies' club mill meet at the home of Mrs. C. C. Sanderson Thursday afternoon, May 15, at 1:30 o'clock. Dessert will be served. Last meeting of the club was held at the home of Mrs. Mary Marsh. In observance of Moth er's Day, the secret pal basket was heaped with cards and gifts' for everyone. Mrs. Harry Musson took charge of the games, with Moth ers' day as the theme. Several readings were given on this theme. Refreshments were served by the hostess to end the afternoon. As early as 66 B.C. the Lib yans and Cushites built light houses or "Pharos." Stamp Club Plans ' Show This Month Further plans for the stamp exhibition and show, set for May 24, are being made by the Junior Y Stamp club, which meets each Saturday at the YMCA. Sims and Wade Harmon, stamp dealers, have donated stamp prizes for each division in the show and a grand award for the best of the first prize win ners. Three members of Southern Oregon Stamp club have been selected as judges for the show. Each club member may enter each division if he wishes to, and the judging will be on neat ness, originality, accuracy and r rid ay. May 9. 1932 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FITS artistic balance. Entries must be on 8Vi by Ills size paper.' A party for the club members and their parents will be held before the show. At the meeting of the club last Saturday the members studied the stamps and history of Hungary. Two new members, John and Mary Pierce, joined the club. Mrs. Eric de Place took charge of the meeting In the absence of Clyde Smith, leader, who was attending show in Eugene. a stamp Commonwealth Edison Com pany of Chicago last year used six million tons of coal In its generating stations. 1938 DODGE SEDAN $17500. WEE WILLIE WALKER 3rd & Central Keep An Experienced Man On The Job! VOTE FOR J. B. COLEMAN REPUBLICAN for COUNTY JUDGE CONTINUE BUSINESS LIKE PROGRESSIVE ADMINISTRATION! Pd. Adv. Coleman For County Judge Committee Mock Convention Delegates Named Two Medford students attend ing Wilamette university will participate in the mock Republi can convention to be held on the Willamette campus , Satur day, May 10. i; ' Miss Barbara Manley will serve as delegate for the state of Maine, and Miss Jean Kyle was assigned the state of New Hampshire to serve as delegate. To Meet Monday Medford Music society will hold the May meeting Monday, May 12, at the home of Mrs. M. N. Hogan, Siskiyou heights. Mrs. E. Ronald Rice has plan ned a program on "Music and Television." Business will include election of officers and reports on the recent concert. tory by grossing $75,000 apiece on a theater tour last year. But after the tax collectors took their bite for the boys' back tax bill, they pocketed only $4,000 apiece. Movie stars may starve for 10 years before hitting the jackpot. But after a few years of fame, they grow gray hairs and the fickle public turns to another star. Filmsters already have found one loophole in a tax ruling de signed for oil workers. If they work overseas for 18 months, their earnings are tax exempt. "Everybody's going to Eu rope," shrugged Giesler. "If Con gress doesn't pass a new tax law there won't be arty movie stars left here." WONDERFUL MIX! Cherry Cr Cider Whirl- skirted wraparound opens flat for easy sewing, quick ironing Halter neckline, slender midriff, sun back. Embroider flower pattern by hand or ma chine. 1 Pattern 7142: transfer motifs. 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