Mrs. Roosevelt To Be
Introduced Here By
Senator Vayne Morse
Sen. Wayne L. Morse will at
tend the sixth annual Roosevelt
Memorial dinner a' Hedrich Jun
ior High school Monday, April
23, according to Democratic
County Chairman Robert A.
Boyer.
Senator Morse, who will in
troduce Mrs. Franklin D. Roose
velt, the guest speaker, will be
accompanied here by Mrs.
Morse. In his party, arriving
here by car for the dinner, will
be Jean Lewis, his Portland as
sistant, and Bruce Bishop, also
of Portland.
Others Coming
Other state and party officals
and well known guests who have
sent definite word that they will
attend the dinner include At
torney General Robert Y. Thorn
ton and Mrs. Thornton, Salem;
Mrs. Nan Wood Honeyman, Port
land, Oregon's first congresswo
man and former collector of
customs, a girlhood friend- of
Mrs. Roosevelt; State Rep. Alf
Corbett, who heads the Adlai
Stevenson campaign in Oregon;
and C. Girard Davidson, former
under-secretary of the interior,
and State Rep. Pat Dooley, both
Portland who are' party rivals
for the national committeeman
post being vacated by Monroe
Sweetland.
State Sen. Monroe Sweetland
will fly here to attend the dinner
from Washington, D. C. where
he will be attending a meeting of
the national committee
Rivals Due
Other rivals on the Democratic
ticket who will be here for the
dinner are State Sen. Robert
Holmes, Astoria, ' and former
State Sen. Lew Wallace, Port
land both seeking the governor
ship; and Charles O. Porter,
Eugene, and David C. Shaw,
Gold Beach, running for the
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SEN. WAYNE MORSE
To Introduce Mrs. FDR
Democratic nomination in the
fourth congressional district
race.
Delegations of party officials
and United Nations groups are
also expected from Portland,
Eugene, Klamath Falls, Grants
Pass and northern California.
While it is sponsored by the
Democratic party of Jackson
county, the Roosevelt Memorial
dinner is always open to the gen
eral public, according to Mrs.
Edward C. Kelly, general chair
man. This year, with Mrs. Roose
velt as honor guest, Mrs. Kelly
said "we extend an especially
warm welcome to all interested
to come and share this memor
able evening with us."
Tickets to the dinner are still
available at Walt Young's Med
ford Stationary store and at Lam
ports Sporting Goods, as well as
from members of the committee,
including William Deatherage,
ticket chairman, " Mrs. Moore
Hamilton, Robert A. Boyer,
Tom Reeder, Mrs. Harlan Bos
worth Jr., James Main, Stan
Zapell, Mrs. George I. Brown,
and Mrs. Kelly in Medford; L.
Peers Wilmeth, Dr. Art Kreis
man, AI Miller and Sid Ains
worth, Ashland; Doris. Boothy,
Prospect: Larry Sheehan, Rogue
River; Ray Briggs and Eva
Seggessenman, Shady Cove
Trail, and Neva Clark, Jacksonville.
Four Are Fined For
Beating Talent Boys
Four Medford men and a 16-year-old
youth were jailed by
city police Friday night after
they allegedly beat up three
Talent youths in "an unpovoked
attack." The incident occurred
at the Rogue Valley ballroom,
according to officers.
The four, who were fined $25
in city court yesterday morning,
were Donald Calvin Imhausen,
18, and Richard Wayne Imhau
sen, 22, Barnett rd.; John Joseph
Hammersley, 21, 2495 West Main
st.; and Jack Wayne Thornton,
22, 108 North Columbus ave.
Donald Imhausen and Thornton
also received 10-day suspended
jail sentences.
The three victims told police
they could give no reason for the
attack and did not know the
quintet. All suffered facial in
juries, police said.
The 16-year-old was remanded
to juvenile authorities.
Beier Successful
Bidder for Trees
Elmer Beirer, Eagple Point,
was sucessful bidder for a con
tract to plant 100,000 two-year-cld
ponderosa pine seedlings this
month for the bureau of land
management on O&C land in the
Sykes creek and Jackson creek
burn areas.
The bid was S29.50 per thous
and seedlings. The trees are be
ing furnished by the BLM.
In addition, the Lithia Lumber
company of Ashland is plant
ing 42,000 ponderosa pine seed
lings on 62 acres of O&C land
about 7 miles east of Butte Falls.
The planting was a requirement
of a timber sale contract. Plant
ing will be completed this week.
On The Side
By E. V. DURLING
(Distributed by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
Ai the delicate rose.
To th- lun'i sweet strength
Doth herself unclose
Breadth and length;
So spreads my heart to yon.
D. G. Rossetti
Have you what is described
as "a common cold?" Don't treat
it too lightly. Take things easy.
Keep treating the ailment.
Especially if you are over 40.
George Washington's death re
sulted from a neglected cold.
In his funeral oration, General
"Light Horse Harry" Lee de
scribed the cause of Washing
ton's death as follows: "A slight
cold disregarded, became in
convenience on Friday, oppres
sive on Saturday, and defying
every medical interposition, be
fore the end of Sunday put an
end to the best of men."
Guide to Gals
It is a mistake to provoke any
woman too much but the man
who provokes a Gemini (May
22-June 21) woman is flirting
with dynamite. Revenge is very
sweet to Gemini females. Leo
(July 24-Aug. 23) women love
to make love. They put their
heart and soul into it. The kiss
of a Leo woman when In an af
fectionate mood is said to be tops
in osculation. Pisces (Feb. 20
Mar. 20) women are inclined to
marry in haste. They lead all
the rest in elopements and just
ice of the peace weddings. Or
so say the stargazers.
Asides
In France a skilled worker,
such as an automobile mechanic,
electrician or plumber earns
about the equivalent of $18 a
week. . . A couple I knew were
married 16 years before they
had their first child. After that
they had five more and ended up
the proud parents of six won
derful youngsters. So, if your
initial blessed event is delayed a
bit, don't be discouraged.
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MANAGER HONORED J. J. Materie, who was first employed by
Montgomery Ward on Aprir 1, 1931 at Walla Walla, Wash., as a
department head, completed 25 years with the company last week
and was presented a diamond watch by M. R. Yost (left) district
manager. The Medford store employees presented Materie a golf
bag. Materie progressed through several department head assign
ments in Walla Walla, Boise, Ida., and Klamath Falls. His first ap
pointment as assistant manager was in the Albany, Ore., store on
May 18, 1942. He held other asistant manager position in Eugene
and Salem, Ore., and Olympia, Wash. His first store manager as
signment was in Grants Pass on Nov. 25, 1944. He was in Grants
Pass until being assigned to his present position as manager of the
Medford store on May 24, 1951.
be rightly described as tall, what
should a woman's height be? A.
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29 per cent of women in the
United States can rightly be de
scribed as being "tall." . . . Q.
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11 Events
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15 Prospects
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21 Youi
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23 Looks
24 People
25 In
26 An
27 Shift
28 Oomioni
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30 Eve
31 Now
32 Or
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38 Motters
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40 Yourself
41 Today
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63 Earnest
69 Purse
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76 Now
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How many people were killed
in that railroad wreck in which
"Casey" Jones figured? A. In
the wreck you refer to, that of
the Cannonball Express of the
Illinois Railroad in April, 1900,
the only person killed was
"Casey" Jones, the engineer.
Economy
' The female Is generally sup
posed to be the economical sex.
Yet the cigarette butts they
throw away are on the average
twice the size of those discarded
by men. Measure the butts tossed
away by your wife. If they aver
age over a half a length of a cig
arette, request her to use a cig
arette holder and thus be easier
on the family budget.
Sidelights
Height building shoes for un
dersized men are far from a new
idea. Napoleon Bonaparte wore
them. . . . The urge to be dif
ferent inspires women to
strange extremes. As for ex
ample, even girls named Sheila
hate to spell their name the way.
Some spell it Sheelah, and
others Shelagh.
Asides
Generally speaking, one in
every six marriages in the
United States ends in divorce.
However, in marriages where
both man and wife are college
graduates, only one in 75 ends in
divorce!
Sunday, April 8, 1958
MEDFORD (OWSGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEIf
Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
Hollywood (U.R) Francis
Culbertson is an affable, hand
some man but this month he
does not win
any popular
ity prizes with
movie and TV
stars.
Culbert son
has t h e f;
world's only
job of chasing
down enter
tainers who
get behind on Aline Mosby
their income tax bill.
He's a member of the Internal
Revenue Service's motion pic
ture and television tax unit, a
special group set up because
show people have so many head
aches with their income taxes.
From now until April 15 cele
brities, like all other taxpayers,
are chewing their pencils over
their deductions. Later Culbert
son takes over to talk to those
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who are tardy with their pay
ments. Orson Welles, Mario
Lanza and Errol Flynn are
among many stars who have
been in hock to Uncle Sam.
Cases Pile Up
"There are seven of us collec
tors and we collect about S4.
000,000 a year in back taxes,"
Culbertson explained. "Why,
right now I alone have 165 cases
both of individuals and of
film producing companies be
hind in their tax. Show people
often have difficulties because
their withholding tax is often
not sufficient to cover the in
come tax."
Culbertson advises many show
business celebrities about deduc
tions and other problems. Esther
Williams, for example, can claim
her swimming pool as a deduc
tion bceause she works in it
every day. But Bing Crosby and
Ralph Edwards can't claim their
toupees even if they wear
them only to work.
"Toupees are ruled as per
sonal use," the dignified tax ex
pert said. "So is capping teeth.
Certain types of clothing used
for work are deductible. Also
trips to New York to do TV
shows."
Culbertson has to keep up
with show business to check his
delinquent cases. He watches
television closely in case he sees
a delinquent actor working. The
tax man will try to attach his
pay check.
Sometimes he has to pay a
star's taxes by selling one of the
three Cadillacs in his garage.
Recently he sold Chico Marx
membership in Hillcrest Coun
try Club for back taxes.
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