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Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
1 t fh,A f
twiii urn ii till I '
Hollywood (U.R) Holly-
voodites speculated today as to
that's wrong with Mario Lanza,
and his friends
agreed: The
nortlv sinzer
W ;B 14 j 1
aA 1 sPrts a king"
4 I ci-rorl ocrr that
may cover up
an inferiority
or fear com
olex.
To some fans
the tempest-
Aline Mosby ous tenor is a
tragic figure hit by personal, fi
nancial and career troubles for
nearly three years. Others are
impatient that this strapping, tal
ented man can't settle down.
Monday he failed a $100,000
job in Las Vegas , because of a
claimed case of laryngitis. What
really went wrong?
Lanza. actually had laryngitis,
those close to him agreed. But
the ailment was aggravated be
yond repair and possibly sub
consciously caused by his an
xiety over such an important job.
This same nervousness,' friends
say, caused him to resort to rec-crd-playing
on a CBS-TV pro
gram last fall.
Throat Trouble
Lanza's throat began bother
ing him on the train even be
fore he arrived in Las Vegas.
"He became so worried he
couldn't sing and that aggravat
ed the condition," explains
writer Ben Hecht, a close friend
of the tenor.
"He just sat in his room for
four days. The day of the per
formance I talked to him at my
hotel for hours. I looked down
his throat and it was red as hell.
; "He seemed in good spirits but
when he got back to his own
hotel he didn't feel good again
He was so upset because he
couldn't sing he was almost sui
cidal. He did not want to go on
the stage to apologize so he took
some sleeping pills and passed
out."
Hecht describes Lanza's ego
as "the biggest I've ever seen.
He thinks he's the greatest." But
other friends think Lanza's bel
lowing covers up some problems:
Lanza was a Philadelphia pi
ano mover when a conductor
heord him singing on the job and
launched his career. After the
war MGM executives heard him
sing in Hollywood Bowl and
made him an overnight star.
Money Trouble
But the flambouyant singer,
his friends explained, often has
the uncontrolled emotions and
temper of a child. He was fired
from MGM after trouble over
"The Student Prince." The stu
dio sued him. He sued his man
ager on charges of mismanaging
his own fortune. He was up to
his ears in income tax debt (but
now is clear). He was, and is,
broke.
"These troubles made him feel
pushed in a corner and afraid
of perfoming in front of audien
ces," one friend said. "He be
longs on records and in films
where he can work at leisure."
Despite Lanza's trouble he is
not washed up.
CBS - TV wants him for an
other "Shower of Stars." Two
nightclub owners told me they
would book him for Las Vegas
again in a minute "because he is
a great talent and a great
draw."
Lanza is set next for a picture
at Warner Bros., "Serenade,"
but neither the script nor the
music is written yet. Whether
the exacting Lanza will approve
them will be next month's
chapter.
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Hornbrook, Calif. Gordon
M. Jacobs, Hornbrook merchant
and lifetime resident was pres
ented a Grand lodge award for
50 year membership in the Ma
sonic order at a meeting April
8 of Howard Lodge N. 37, F. &
A.M. at Yreka. Mr. Jacobs ob
tained his third degree in the
now discontinued St. John's
lodge in Yreka, April 8, 1905.
There are now eight 50-year
members in the lodge.
The Eastern bonnet tea given
by the Women's Society of the
Hornbrook church April 7 was
well attended. Mrs. L. C. Walsh
and Mrs. Lester Nye sang a
duet, "He Lives," accompanied
by Mrs. Alex Rutledge on the
piano. Mrs. Henley Clawson
gave a pantomine, "Mrs. Claw-
son buys a hat," and Mrs. Harry
Chapman gave a short reading,
"The Easter Bonnet." Movies
were taken of the ladies parad
ing their home-m a d e bonnets.
First prize was awarded Mrs.
Lester Nye for the prettiest hat
and Mrs. Fred Mills a prize for
the most original hat. Cake and
coffee were served to the fol
lowing besides those named:
Mesdames Fred Bloomingcamp,
Grace Quigley, Thomas Watt,
Clara Howard, John Silva, Lorin
Cummins, Robert Cummins, Car
roll Funk, Gordon Jacobs, Cyn
thia Lawrence, C. L. Gowing,
Ernest Adams, Arden Burns,
Louis Hart, David Holland,
Laura Swinnerton, Marshall
Horn, Lawrence Breceda and
Miss Mary Metzen.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Well furnished clean
and cozy 4 rm. house. Close in
Ph. 3-2620.
WOULD LIKE to rent unfurn. 2-bdrm.
house in or near Medford. Phone
2-5397.
2 BEDROOM House, near schools, al
most new. Ph. 3-4995.
UTILITY TRAILER. Ph. 2-7434.
DESIRE A LATE MODEL Mercury.
Ford or Chev. Trade on our beau
tiful new '55 Montclair hardtop.
Automatic transmission, fully equip
ped, 2-tone. Can be seen after 5
p.m. or Ph. 2-8081.
FOR SALE Hereford heifers, ewes
and lambs. 711 E. Main.
3-RM. FURN. cottage, close in, $50.
pn. z-o3Uo for appointment.
TRADE. FOR LIVESTOCK Surge
mincer and motor, good shape. Ph,
3TA 6-2856.
WANTED A woman for cabin
work at resort. Ph. 3-5276.
GOOD OAT HAY. $1.50 per bale. Ph.
J-JD72. 5ox lSo-A, Coalmine rd.
HERE is another special Electric
console 29.95
MiNtrtK portable, reverse stitch, in
good condition. $7.95 dn $79.95
si;ii.K vacuum cleaner and at
tachments $34.95
ATTENTION TEEN - AGERSI
Win a Machine
SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO.
318 E. Main Ph. 2-7153
WRECKED Dodge hard-top, good for
parts only, rwo motor or transmis
sion. Make offer. 715 Pine St., Cen
tral Point.
WANTED Good clean used play
pen ana stroller, jfn. 3-oiOY.
LAWNMOWER $5. PhT 2-6448!
PASTURE for rent. Ph. 3-3572.
GRAIN-FED locker beef, young and
tender, wait or whole, 37c per lb.,
dressed. Ph. 2-9413.
LOST in Central Point. Light green
and yellow Parakeet. If found, noti
fy W. A. McDowell. 321 N. 3rd. St.
Ph. NOrmandy 4-2536. REWARD.
35 FORD PICKUP Flat rack, hy
draulic brakes, 4-speed trans. Very
pood snape. Ph. 3-3764 or see at 404
Le Barr Ave.
GOOD DUMP
Adams, Mass. &I.PJ A 64-year-old
hobo praised the town
dump here recently. He walked
into the police station and told
surprised officers: "I just picked
up a good pair of overshoes in
your dump. As dumps go, it's a
good one. I know. I've seen
them all."
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals addressed to the
City Council of the City of Medford.
Oregon, and endorsed "Proposal for
Sanitary Sewer Construction" will be
received at the office of the City Re
corder until 11:00 a.m. on the 29th
day of April. 1955. and thereafter will
be publicly opened and read and will
then be referred to the City Council.
The proposed work consists of the
construction of a sanitary sewer and
appurtenances in and through the
Eastwood and Capitol Hill area from
the alley in Block 12. Laurelhurst Ad
dition to Valley View Drive.
The principal items upon which bids
are invited are:
1. Trench Excavation
Common 3610 Cu. Yd.
2. Trench Excavation
Solid Rock 1370 Cu.Yd.
3. Creek Run Gravel
Backfill 2200 Cu. Yd.
4. Furnish and Place 8"
Concrete PiDe 10.700 Lin. Ft.
5. Furnish and Place 4"
Concrete Pipe 1030 Lin. Ft.
6. Furnish and Place
4"x8" Cone. Wyes 160 Each
7. Furnish and Place
4"x4"" Cone. Wyes 70 Each
8. Furnish and Place 4"
Concrete 18 Bends 140 Each
9. Furnish and Place
Manholes Complete 47 Each
10. Break and Replace Class
"B" A C. Pavement 90 Sq. Yd.
Plans. Special Provisions. General
Specifications, and Contract Agree
ments may be obtained at the office of
the City Manager. City Hall. Medford.
Oregon, upon deposit of S10.00.
Bids must be accompanied by a cer
tified check, equivalent to 5 of the
proposal, payable to the City Treas
urer of the City of Medford. Oregon,
to guarantee that if a nronosal is ac
cepted . a contract will be entered into
and its performance secured. Bidder's
Bond will be acceptable for this pro
ject. Bids must be in writing signed
by or on behalf of the bidder. Bidders
shall pre-qualify as provided by law
unaer sections 279.012, 279.014 and
279.018. Oregon Revised Statutes.
The City of Medford reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and ac
cept such bids as are to the best in
terest of the City.
CITY OF MEDFORD, OREGON,
By Vernon Thorpe.
Public Works Director.
FOR SALE 1941 FORD 4-dr. Good
cond. S85. Ph. NOrmandy 5-2747.
FOR SALE 3 large Holstein heif
ers, t just tresn; l coming fresn
soon, uan wurmandy 4-2593, Cen
tral Point.
COMPLETELY modern two bedroom
duplex. Elec. heat. elec. range and
refrig. Walking distance to the bus
iness district. Ph. 2i6514.
1952 AUSTIN 4 dr. Radio and heater.
Excellent condition. Consider old
er car on trade. 383 O'Gara.
STEEL BARRELS. 50 gal. $1 each.
. 3-at7Z. aox. 1S5-A, coalmine rd
FOR SALE '41 CHEV. 4-dr. Very
ciean. jb-j u liara.
FOR RENT Newly decorated 2
bedroom country home. On bus
line. pn. 3-Z43U.
FOR SALE Farmall H. tractor.
Oliver 88 and 45 T Hay baler. Ph.
-beui, Asniand.
Special communication
135. AF&AM. Wed., April
13th. 8 p.m. Work in FC
oegree. ah Masons wel
come. Refreshments. Wm
H. Bishop, W.M
ONE MILKING MACHINE, almost
new, '3 price, l elec. cream separ
ator, like new, 'x price. Vacuum
cleanpr. harpainc nn now onH neaH
10 makes. Revelation vacuum, like
new, V2 price. New Zig-Zag sewing
machine, $125. Authorized White
sewing machine sales and service.
New machines, $89.50. Demonstra
tor Necchi, big discount. New auto
matic knitting machines. New Thor
automatic washers, $239. New Thor
semi-automatic, $179. Five latest
model Singer sewing machines. 2
Pfaff. 130 Tnorfplc K'ff riicinitnt Vour
Dexter automatic washer. 3 makes
ot new television. Also 10 inch RCA
cheap. Authorized Necchi and Elna
dealer. $10 delivers. Bank terms.
DAVENPORT APPLIANCE CO.
2101 W. Main 21 blks. out W. Main
TIME to add seed to your old lawn.
Beat CRABGRASS to the punch.
SURGE DAIRY SUPPLY
217 W. 6th Ph. 2-2622
FOR SALE 1947 74 HARLEY DA.
VIDSON MOTORCYCLE. A-l condi
tion. See at Gold Crest Ranch, Sar-
ome ireeK. (joid Hill.
SAVE AT NOBTflW'S
4x4 rough Cedar posts
Split Redwood posts
1x8 channel siding $80 M.
E flooring $80 M.
Ph. 3-2888 Free delivery
jena oi otn St.. pnoenix
RFT rT A rr 4n K...p i ,
w uuj new auu usea
tires. HARLEYS TEXACO, 6th &
SPECIAL this month Wax job and
spray glaze. HAKLEY'S TEXACO
6th & Grape.
Co-op Range Cubes to stretch that
hay pile.
GRANGE CO-OP
Central Point Ashland
WILL purchase contracts and mort-
SAWDUST TO BURN
Also for Gardens
MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111
SEED POTATOES
FINEST, blemish free seed
SURGE DAIRY SUPPLY
217 W. 6th Ph. 2-222
FiELD FENCING. Barbed wire. $9.95
per roll. 12 'i ga.
GRANGE CO-OP
Phone NO 4-1261 Central Point
WANTED Rotovating work. Phone
s-ioa perween o and 7 eves
USE CO-OP Dairy Special with pas
tures. $3.65 per 100 lbs.
GRANGE CO-OP -Central
Point Ashland
BIG DOUBLE LOADS
Fir slabs green
MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111
FOR free estimates on concrete work.
jrnone z-oub.
BUNDLES OF OLD NEWSPAPERS for
sale. 20c each. Mail Tribune Office.
27 N. Fir.
PLANED BLOX
quick hot clean
MEDFORD FUEL. Tel. 2-2111
MEDFORD FURNITURE
2ND HAND STORE
USED Furniture and Appliances
2502 W. Main Phone 2-9355
WE FIX "EM while you sleep
Hawkins Nite Gara?e
On The Side
By E. V. Durling
(Distributed by King Faaturat Syndicate, Inc.)
I think true love is never blind.
But rather brings an added light.
An inner vision quick to find.
The beauties hid from common
sight.
No soul can ever clearly see
Another's highest, noblest part;
Save through the sweet philosophy
And loving wisdom of the heart.
Phoebe Cary.
Right now my weight is the
same as when I was 21. I am not
on a diet. I recently took off
about 20 pounds by just eating
less, eliminating the second help
ings. Incidentally, contrary to a
widespread belief, potatoes are
not very fattening. There are
about 29 calories in an ounce of
potatoes. In an ounce of butter
there are about 219 calories. It
is the butter people put on pota
toes that make them fattening.
Horses and Women
Could harness horses race on
a grass course Could they com
pete on the downhill El Camino
Real turf course at Santa Anita?
So queries a Californian. The
sturdy standard breeds can race
practically anywhere. In Eng
land they race on the grass.
Why, sir, every winter harness
horses race on the ice at Lake
Placid, N.Y. Going downhill
wouldn't bother a standard
breed. His ancestors raced over
hill and down dale on highways
with terrific displays of endur
ance. Asides
What is a fair wage for a taxi
cab skipper? How about that of
Los Angeles taxicab drivers?
They get 50 per cent of what is
on the meter "with a guarantee of
$10 a day. . . . Although she
weighed 165 in her heyday as a
Broadway star, Lillian Russell
tried to maintain an "hour glass
figure." This called for consider
able form compressing. Lillian
always had about 200 corsets on
hand.
Plane Wreck Found;
Pilot Said Missing
Yakima, Wash. (U.R) A
search party combed the rugged
area of Simcoe Peak in central
Washington today for some trace
of Hank Baker of The Dalles,
Ore., missing since the crash of
a light airplane.
Jack LaRoque, The Dalles, the
plane's second occupant, was
found critically injured inside
the wreckage by Air Force para
medics "who jumped into the
scene. He was flown to Portland
after being evacuated from the
peak by helicopter.
The wreckage of the plane,
which was bound for Yakima
from The Dalles Saturday morn
ing, was found yesterday by
search pilot Tony Palmiero of
Prosser, Wash. From the air he
noticed tracks in the snow to
indicate that someone had walk
ed away from the crash.
Commission Urges
New Federal Court
Washington (U.R) The
Hoover Commission urged Con
gress today to establish a new
federal court to handle certain
tax, trade, and labor disputes.
It said the new tribunal should
take over judicial functions now
exercised by the National Labor
Relations Board, the Federal
Tax Court, and the various in
dependent agencies which act in
trade regulation cases.
The commission made the
recommendations in a 115-page
report on government "legal
services and procedure." The
12-man group, headed by former
President Herbert Hoover, is
making a continuing study of
ways to improve government
operations.
San Bernardina, Calif. (U.R)
Patton State Hospital attend
ants thought they had apprehen
ded a mental patient when they
found Rod Scott wandering on
the second floor of a ward. Aft
er nearly one hour, Scott finally
convinced them he was a sher
iff's deputy from Imperial
county and accidentally had
stepped off the elevator on the
wrong floor.
iks FREE!
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Asking
Queries from clients: Q. Who
portrayed the part of the piano
player in the film version of
"Casablanca"? A. Dewey Wilson.
Q. Am I right in saying that all
bars, i.e., places selling alcoholic
drinks, are closed in Dublin, Ire
land, on St. Patrick's day? A.
You are right, sir. Dublin goes
dry on March 17.
Among lhe Married
A much voiced saying of the
bachelorettes is, "All the nice
men are married." How about
all the nice girls? For example,
can you name offhand six femi
nine film, television or theatri
cal stars who are over 21 and
still single? That is, who are not
divorcees or widows but real
bachelorettes who have yet to
make a trip to the altar?
Sidelights
"Let me have a ham and
cheese sandwich on rye and no
lettuce," I said to the fountain
lunch attendant. Said he, Mister,
you're making a mistake in not
taking lettuce. It contains vita
mins E, B, G, and C." ... It was
Margie Hart who said, "most
women do not understand men.
That is why women who do un
derstand men have so little com
petition." Almost Confidential
The most prevalent of chronic
diseases in the world is rheuma
tism. In the United States alone
there are about 7.000.000 neonle
who suffer from that ailment. . .
The old maid character continues
to be popular, particularly on
television programs. The reason
for this is that humor concern
ing old maids gives married
women a feeling of superiority.
Passing By
Arthur Murray, millionaire
dancing teacher. Although a na
tive of New York City, he went
way down South to college. He
is a graduate of Georgia Tech.
On April 24 of this year Arthur
and his charming matrimonial
mate, Kathryn, will celebrate
their 30th wedding anniversary.
The 30th anniversary is the
pearl wedding. So I guess Mrs.
Murray is due to get a pearl
necklace.
Monday, April II, 1955
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Republicans Due
More Patronage Jobs
Washington (U.R) The White
House has decided to urge fed
eral agencies to open more top
jobs for patronage starved Re
publicans, it was learned today.
A memorandum setting forth
the recommendations is being
drafted at the White House. It is
expected to be sent to agency
chiefs within two weeks.
The new memorandum will
streamline the paper work in
volved in the program set in mo
tion by the White House last
year for recruiting applicants
for many federal jobs through
the GOP national organization.
All informed sources said it
also will declare that the time
has come to bring more "non
career executives,- into federal
agencies, as recommended re
cently by the Hoover Commis
sion studying government organization..
PH. 2-9070
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MONKEY SEE. MONKEY DO
Madrid U.R) Scores of for
eign tourists including seven
Americans were arrested Sun
day for throwing leather cush
ions into a Madrid bullring to
show their disapproval of the
poor quality of the bull-fighting.
The Americans, who were fined
$6 a piece, said they didn't know
much about bull-fighting but
threw their pillows because they
saw so many Spaniards doing
so.
SEA SERPENT FILE
Provincetown, Mass. (U.R)
George Washington Ready, town
crier in 1886, solemnly swore he
saw a 300-foot sea serpent that
breathed sulphurous fumes.
Ready said in an affidavit he
was not "unduly excited by li
quor or otherwise."
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WITH
WET WATCH
Madison, Wis. (U.R) Rodney
Davis found a woman's wrist
watch in the stomach of a one
pound perch he caught on Lake
Mendota here recently.
RUE I EM PER
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Advertising
helped make
the difference
FARMERS DON'T RECKON with real horsepower any more a tractor can do the
job better. Today's farm is an- open-air factory with a specialized machine for every
task. And America's mechanized farming produces more food . . . and better food
.. than any other country in the world. '
But to mass produce the millions of tractors, plows, combines, pickers,
cultivators that are found on modern farms, manufacturers must be able
to sell them by the millions. Only by advertising can a manufacturer
talk to millions of farmers at the same time.,
ADVERTISING TELLS the story of new farm machinery and equipment and helps
sell it. The more it sells, the more must be made keeping the production lines and
the jobs going. The result: newer, better farm machinery at prices more fanners can
afford to pay. Advertising helped make the differenco in farming, and in our Amer
ican way of life.;
Medford
Mail Tribune
Dated: April 8. 1355. '
616 S. Central Pa. 3-1534 I