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Hollywood (U.R) William
Powell said sadiy Wednesday he
may have . to retire after 20
years of star
dom7, because
the movies
don't come up
with many
parts "for an
old ' workhorse
like me."
The suave 60-year-old
actor
and his famous
mustache, still
. A lino Mosbr twitching but
graying, have no plans to retire
permanently to his Palm Springs
patio. He doesn't want to. But
roles for "a man of my years"
are scarce, he said. "It's difficult
to find pictures," said Powell as
he lounged in his dressing room
at MGM. "I'm too far along to
carry romantic roles. Movie
goers don't want to see old goats
like me as the lovers. "My con
tract at MGM ends next April.
And beyond that I don't know
what will happen. Til come back
for good roles, if I can find
them."
Two Decades In Roles
- During two . decades as a
movie star in capital letters,
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Powell was Kay Francis' lover
in "One Way Passage" . . . the
star' of the first wacky comedy,
"My Man Godfrey" with Carole
Lombard ; . . and the hero of
those wonderful "Thin Man"
whodunits with Myrna Loy . . .
and the star of "The Great Zieg
feld," that won him an Academy
Award nomination.
But the last few years, MGM
has loaned him to other studios
"because the studio didn't have
any parts for me."
Sought Mature Parts
"I realize I had to face Old
Father Time," he said. "So I did
Life With Father' at Warner's.
'That character role turned out
pretty well, and I began to cast
about for some more mature
roles." .
He played older men in sev
eral pictures like "Mr. Peabody
and the Mermaid." Now he's
back at MGM for the first time
in five years to portray Eliza
beth'Taylor's father in "The Girl
Who Had Everything."
Problem Discussed
Powell said he discussed his
casting roblem with MGM big
wigs. "But they explained that most
movie fans are under 30," he
said. "So the studio has to think
where the dough comes from. I
understand that. The audiences
want to see the young ones."
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Shady Cove
Shady Cove-Trail Philip
Holcomb, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Holcomb of Shady Cove
won several first prizes in the
burro competition at the Jack
sonville Jubilee with a ' burro
owned by Bob Wockner of
Shady Cove.
Master Sgt. and Mrs. Bill Lor
ton and children from Washing
ton, D.C., were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Graham and
Russell Graham of Shady Cove.
Candy Bishop of Table Rock
spent a day recently visiting her
cousin, Carla Bishop of Shady
Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Verdon of
the Washateria, Shady Cove,
now have the agency . for the
Western Auto Supply.
Nick Vaughn, an old-timer in
the area, now has his trailer
parked on the Walt Messecar
property at Trail.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Arnold and
family of Trail are moving from
the old Wehde residence next to
the Messecars to a place near
McLeod.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts
and children, Kathleen and
David are guests of Mr. and
MrSf Jerry Hicks and family of
Shady Cove.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thomas of
Sutherlin were Sunday visitors
of Mrs. Ona Moon and family of
Shady Cove.
Mrs. Hugh Huntley and chil
dren of Medford spent a day re
cently visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Waltz of Shady Cove.
Donald Baldwin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Lane of Shady
Cove is working for the summer
at Walla Walla, Wash., and will
attend the Adventist College
there this fall.
Shady Cove-Trail Lions and
Lady Lions held a picnic Sunday
at the Camp Site of Mr. and
Mrs. O. L. Williams at Diamond
Lake. Members and guests pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Cartee
Wood and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Don Harmon and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jantzer and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Greer and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Fagalde, Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Strother, newcomers to
Shady Cove; Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Swiger of Phoenix, Ariz., par
ents of Mrs. Greer; Mr. and Mrs.
O. L. Williams and Mrs. Wil
liam's sister, Mrs. Mae Wolters
of Oakland, Calif.
Dale C. Durbin of Medford
has been visiting his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hunt
of Shady Cove. He was assigned
to duty in the Navy on the East
Coast and is visiting the Hunts
on leave before going overseas.
Newcomers ' to Shady Cove
are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gus
land and children, Patricia, Ann
and Rolf from Eagle Point who
have rented the Johnny Walker
house in the Cove. Patricia will
attend Eagle Point high school
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POt T LAND
OREGON
tVaatk erffteet Albany Coelral Feint Ceoellle hm Newport e loeefcsra e Seattle
HIS LACK OF AFFECTION
IS TYPICAL OF OLD AGE
One of the characteristics of
old age is lack of romantic feel
ings for people, especially those
who are beginning to be old too.
This can be a source of concern
to others, as is true of the wife
who wrote:
(Q) "I am 48 and my hus
band is 65. We have no chil
dren or relatives. My life is
dull. My husband comes and -goes
as he pleases with no
consideration for me. I can't
join him in his outdoor sports
because my feet hurt from ar
thritis. His affection has dwin
dled from a good bye or good
night kiss and he has even el
iminated that now. All he cares
about are his friends and past
times. It's awful to be unlov
ed and unwanted at my age.
It that the way a man of his
age acts? What should I do be
fore the rest of my life is ruin
ed?" (A) If you were 18 instead of
48, your husband might act dif
ferently toward you. But you
c a n't turn
UOI.A I. X All .
Chances are he
will continue
to act as he is
now for the
rest of his life.
Men in the
sixties are us
ually reverting
to childish be
havior in nn a
Dr. Hurlock form or anotn.
er. They become forgetful or un
reasonable, or they lack emo
tional warmth, Invariably they
are self- centered.
Your husband is showing old
age in his behavior. All that
really matters to him are his
own comforts. You, unfortun
ately, do not seem to fit into
these interests because you are
physically unable to join in the
activities he likes. And, instead
of doing things to please you,
he does what pleases him.
If you had a family, you could
compensate for his lack of at
tention and affection by your
interests in others. As matters
stand, you are left with no one
to give you love or compan
ionship. No Use To Be Martyr
There is no use for you to be
a martyr to a lost cause for the
rest of your life. Unless you can
change things, you would do
well to go where you are need
ed and wanted.
Try taking a vacation from
your husband and home. Let him
see for himself how much he re
lies on you for his physical com
forts. After a few months of be
ing alone, I guarantee that he
will find his friends and past
times are not enough and will
beg you to come back.
(If you have a problem about
friend or family, ask Dr. Hurlock
to help you. Write in care of
this newspaper.)
LEGAL NOTICES
: '&g2S&
and Anna and Rolf will attend
Shady Cove grade school. Gus
land is employed at Camp White
and Mrs. Gusland works as cook
and waitress at Becks.
' Mrs. Bob Franklin and sons,
Larry and Kenny, are visiting
her mother, Mrs. Frances Mil
ler, and sister, Mrs. Jeanette
Johnson, both of Shady Cove.
Mrs. Ray Briggs of Shady
Cove is planning a vacation at
Yellowstone with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. DeGregori, of Castro Val
ley, Calif., daughter and son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brill
of Trail.
SUMMONS
No. 52-466E
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF JACKSON
DOUGLAS D. TALBOT and LOUISE
TALBOT, husband and wife. Plain
tiffs, vs.
O. M. KELLOGG, and It married.
JANE DOE KELLOGG, his wife, and
the unknown heirs of O. M. Kelloge,
if he be deceased, the unknown heirs
of said Jane Doe Kellogg, if she
be deceased: also all otner per
sons or parties unknown claiming
any right. title, estate, lien or in
terest in the real estate described in
the Complaint herein. Defendants.
To the above named defendants and
each and all of the:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON:
You and each of you are hereby
required to appear and answer the
complaint filed in the above en
titled Court and Cause within and on
or before the expiration of four weeks
from the date of the first publication
of this Summons, which date of first
publication is July 30, 1952; and if you
fail so to appear and answer said
complaint, the plaintiffs above named
will apply to said Court for the re
lief prayed for in said Complaint, to
wn: or a aecree aecreeing tne Plain
tiffs to be the owners in fee simple of
the following described real property
situated in uackson county, oreeon
to-wit: Thejiorth half of the North
east quarterlN1,-! of NE") of Section
16, Township 34 South, Range 4 West
of the Willamette Meridan, Jackson
County, Oregon: and forever quieting
piainiitts said title in ana to said real
property and decreeing that no one
of the defendants herein and above
named and included has any rieht.
title, estate, lien or interest in or to
said real property or any part thereof
and forever barring and restraining
eacn ana every aetenaant nerem from
hereafter claiming or assertine anv
right, title, estate, lien or interest of
any kind or character adverse to or
against plaintiffs said fee simple tiUe
ana estate in ana to saia real property;
and plaintiffs pray for such other and
further relief as mav be eaultahliv
This Summons is published once
each week fo four successive weeks
oy order of the Hon. H. K. Hanna,
Judge of said Court, ordering publica
tion of this Summons once each week
for four successive weeks. Date of first
publication of this Summons is July
30. 1952. as ordered by said Court.
JAMES T. CHINNOCK
. Attorney for Plaintiffs
Postoffice Address:
First National Bank Build
ing. Grants Pass, Oregon
TIMBER FOR SALE. UNITED
STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE IN
TERIOR. BUREAU OF LAND MAN
AGFMF.7CT str.AT.irn Dmc ,.,in k
ceived by the District Forester. Bu
reau ot Land Management, located at
City Hall Bldg. Medford. Oregon, up
to 10:00 A M VAnvTr1 CTiwn a on
TIME, on Augus 19. 1952. for all tim-
uer marKea . or otnerwise designated
for rilttinc 9C frtllnwc- Tnfnrm't.jnn
concerning conditions for the sale in
cluding Slirh items ac Miiolif ia4i A
of bidders, procedure for submitting
mas, roaa access, marketing area re
quirements, payments, and type of
bond required, should be obtained
prior to the sale, from the above
mentioned office. The. right is hereby
reserved to waive technical defects in
this advertisement and to reject any
Or all bids. All vnhim.6 irii.an ai.fi
timber estimates and may be more or
leas, man me actual amounts, in
JACKSON COUNTY: OREGON: JACK
SON MARKETING AREA: O. & C.
and P.D. All timber designated for
cutting on T. 40 S B 3 E.. W.M .
Sec. 25, NVjNE'i. SW'iNE'i., E'i
NE'4NE,4: estimated for the purpose
of this sale to be 2200 M. bd. ft
Douglas fir. 650 M. bd. ft. marked
Ponderosa Pine, 20 M. bd. ft.' marked
Sugar Pine. 135 M. bd. ft. White Fir
95 M. bd. ft Incense Cedar. No bid
or less man sio.iio per M. bd. ft. for
the Douglas fir. $28.55 per M. bd. ft.
for the marked Ponderosa Pine. $32.10
Der M. hd ft frtl- the. ma.V.il Csa.
Pine. $7.35 per M. bd. ft. for the
White Fir. $5.85 per M. bd. ft. for the
Incense Cedar, or a total price of
$60,897.50. will be considered. Min
imum HanrKit TrHth ViiH J inn nn m
JACKSON COUNTY: OREGON: JACK-
JIN MAKKKT1WG . AREA: PUBLIC
DOMAIN: T. 37 S.. R. 3 W., W.M..
SPC 27 all timW Hnci'tmota
cutting on the E'iSW'i, estimated
iui me purpose oi tnis sale to oe
355 M. bd. ft. marked Douglas fir.
65 M. bd. ft. marked Ponderosa Pine.
15 M Vtri ft mar1r.it TX7V,i, TT; ne tut
bd. ft. marked Incense Cedar. No bid
tor less tnan siy.uo per M. bd. ft. for
the marked Douglas fir, $24.25 per M.
ra. it. ior xne marKea fonderosa
Pine, $7.40 per M. bd. ft. for the
marked White Fir, $5.90 per M. bd.
ft fnr tha naarlrcwl Tnpanu r.Jn.
or a total purchase price of $8.579.7oi
Will be Consifirrd TtTiniTTaTam Hanrvei't
with bid $900.00.
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