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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1956)
Monday. Juna II. 1951 On The Side By E. V. DURLING (Distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc.) Darlinr. I am no better than the rest. For I woulit chanie each hour. like Ih-m Were not bit heart at rest. All that in woman Is ailnred In vour deer arlf I find. Why thH should I seek further tore. And atlll make love anew? When change ltielf can give am more Til easy to be true! SEDLIT slow as molasses in January even with picnic eating. o SIX MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thin department's campaign No. 7865D is hereby resumed and will be vigorously conduct ed. This bitter battle calls for rescuing chorus girls and floor show beauties from unjustified anonymity. In brief, it will de mand identifying numbers for these young women as used in the sports field. All that will be necessary to know the name of the second girl from the end, or the redhead in the middle, will be to check on the program. This will not only be of interest to the customers but may aid In smoothing the path to fame and fortune of many a young wom an, who might otherwise remain comparatively unknown. That Is, it may bring her fan mail that will prove she is attractive from a box office angle. Also it will make things easier for tal ent scouts. Not only that it might even lead to a romance with a prince or a millionaire More of this brilliant idea anon Maybe sooner. Asking Queries from clients. Q. Adolf Hitler's birthday was April 20 What was his sign, Aries or Tau rus? A. He was born in the "cusp" of Aries and Taurus. People born in the "cusp" share the attributes and nature of the preceding sign as well as the one the sun is just entering. Or, 10 say the stargazers. Q. At what age is cognac at its best? How about bourbon? A. Cognac is at Its best when 30 years old. Bour bon when eight years old. Passing By Frank Roche. Distinguished counsel of public relations. A na tive of Sheepshead Bay, he is one of the country's leading au thorities on the preparation of Coney Island clam chowder. He is also an expert on hot music. Among his favorite jazz tunes are "The Sage Hen Strut," "Careless Love Blues." "Temp tation Rag" and "Ain't Gone To Give Nobody None of My Sweet Jelly Roll." . . . Sue Carson. Su perbly streamlined night club entertainer. She is billed as "the dynamic comedienne." Eva Tan guay once used that same bill ing. Eva was what might be styled deliriously dynamic. Miss Carson is dynamic in a dignified way. Eva flamed. Sue smoulders. Bachelors A young man ot Manhattan sayi he Is one of a group of bachelors, all in their middle twenties, who have vowed not to marry for at least six years. They are, for the time being, misogamists. As you know, a misogamist is one who admires and enjoys the company of wom en but is opposed to marriage. He should not be confused with a misogynist who is a woman hater. Anyway, this young fel low has a problem. He has be come acquainted with a brown eyed, red-haired young woman with a "whistle figure" and a number of attractive attributes. He wants our Horses and Wom en experts to advise him how he can avoid succumbing to this girl'j charms to the point of marrying her and thus breaking his vow. Our experts frankly say he asks the impossible. They say extensive research has re vealed that when a brown-eyed, red-haired woman has made up her mind to marry him. a young fellow can't help himself. That no technique has yet been de vised to save a bachelor in such a position from matrimony. Therefore, our experts advise this bachelor to sing "I sur render. Dear." ana bow his head to the yoke. He can't win. As It Was Around 1910, when your grandma was a whistle girl, so called "dancing on a dime" was much indulged in. Some of the most popular dances of 1910 and thereabouts were "The Bunny Hug." "The Come-to-Me-Tom-my" and "The Hug-Me-Close ' Call this to the attention of you' grandma if she starts to tall about the wildness of the pres ent day dances and tries to tel. you that in her day the waltz was the favorite. Court Records DISTRICT COIRT Clifford Laroarr Peart, overload. $121. Kenneth E. Keith, overload. $2ft. Mareiiente W 1 1 I m a Haubenaaek. failure to dim liehts. $10. Lorraine Helen Nye. followirur too clo.e. $1Y Keith Harold Ryder, violation of ba sic rule. $15 Joerh Elmer Cloee. paMiri. with out sufficient clearance. $10. Walter Irvine. Hopper, inadequate muffler. SIS. Donald Edwin Fossen. overheisht. SIS. Gerald Dean Close, overload. $185. Rofier Farl V.'slch, violation of basic rule Slim Ern-e Wartin Warren. 32. reckless dm ins. $50. CIRCIIT C'OI'RT Mary Ann Snelly vs. James Robert Shelly, divorce complaint. Lillian L. Lindahl vs. Leslie A. Lin dahl. divorce complaint. Hare! Lamp vm. 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