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TV Stars Clothes Important
As Material for Performances
Br WILLIAM EWALD
UniUd Pihi Correspondent
Nw York UR) Cye Martin,
a Broadway tailor who special
ties in clothes calls, believes the
material he puts on the backs
of TV stars 1 as Important as
the material that goes into their
shows.
Along the Stem, Martin is
known as the man who drapes
the curious shapes of such sar
torial sugarplums as Frankie
Sinatra, Jackie Gleason and
Steve Allen. When Martin's pres
ent store unlatched its doors
three year ago, Martin stupi
fied the customers with Kleig
lights, potables, a buffet supper
and such temporary salesmen
as Milton Berle. Jack E. Leon
ard and Sammy Davis. Jr.
"I dress them all," boasts
Martin proudly. "Jerry Lewis
buys In here and so does Buddy
Hackett. the Ames Brothers and
Sugar Ray Robinson.
TV People In Hurry
"1 hava Billy Daniels as a cus
tomer and Myron Cohen. When
Phil Silvers needed some civil
ian clothes for his Bilko series.
I sold him a sports jacket and
lacks."
Outfitting show people can be
a lucrative business, but it pre-
Southern Slates
Get Fair Weather
Br UNITED PRESS
Fair weather wai expected
over the fouthern half of the
nation today, but cooler air was
to invade the northern tier of
tat from the Dakotai to the
upper Great Lakes.
Weathermen art watching the
fourth tropical storm of the sea
son. Dora, as It develops in the
Gulf of Mexico. The storm cen
ter was expected to reach the
Mexican coast near Tamptco
sometime today.
A few locally heavy thunder
storms were reported in North
ern Minnesota in advance of the
cold front pushing southeast
ward out of Canada. Thunder
storms also were expected to
spread through the Western
Plains in front of the colder air.
Considerable shpwer activity
was reported from the North
west from Idaho eastward into
Montana and Wyoming, with
showers forecast for the area
again today.
Ground fog was widespread
and limited visibility over much
of the Great Lakes area during
the night.
Temperatures last night
ranged in the north half of the
ration in the 30s and 60s, with
70s common from Kansas and
Missouri southward. Nighttime
tpmperatures in the Desert
Southwest hovered near the 90
deeree mark.
Some early morning readings
were Boston, 64: Detroit. 60:
New Orleans. 70; Bismarck.
North Dakota. 59; Seattle, 56 and
San Francisco. 59.
WANTED!
Quality Paymaster and
Assistant Purchasing Agent
BATE LUMBER CO.
MERLIN, OREGON
Phone Grants Pass, Greenwood 6-7711, for Interview
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1
PAINT WITH
TteaiuttlcHei
Time
sent Its problem, said Martin.
"They're in a hurry. They
want a uit in 24, 48 hours. Once,
Frank Sinatra ordered six suits
in such a hurry, my designer
had to sw them on the train
making the delivery.
"Now, you take Jackie Glea
son. He must have 100 suits in
his closet, but he'll suddenly
want a new suit made for him
overnight. Once he had me make
a cashmere trenchcoat and an
other time, a mohair trenchcoat.
Can you imagine? The mohair
one is still hanging in my store
he's waiting for an occasion
to wear it.
G lea-son s weight fluctuates
between fat and impossible and
as a result, Martin must keep
three different sets of measure
ments on him. "His tastes
change, too," said Martin. "He'll
go into one period where he'll
wear bold plaids and hound's
tooth checks and then he'll
switch to banker's grays."
Comic Jack E. Leonard also
has a weight problem. "He walk
ed into my store the other day 1
Justice Department
Could Enter School
Problem, Ike Says
Washington U.R Presi
dent Eisenhower said Tuesday
the Justice department will re
spond to any call for help from
a local federal district judge
who feels that his school inte
gration orders are being defied.
Mr. Eisenhower made the
statement at his news confer
ence when asked to spell out
what "formula' he would apply
to determine when federal inter
vention is necessary in a school
integration dispute.
The President said the first
step would be for a federal dis
trict court to decide that "some
one is in contempt of that
court." '
Violators Face Jail
"At that point I think It Is
customary for the court to call
in the Justice department to as
sist in bringing out the evi
dence and threshing the case
out." he said.
"If anyone is in contempt, I
assume that it is the job of the
U.S. marshal to serve the war
rants and to take the men, the
offenders, to jail or to pay their
fines or whatever happens," he
said.
Mr. Elsenhower emphasized
that it would be up to the local
court to initiate a contempt pro
ceding because "I know of no
way from this distance that
those things can be deter
mined." Deplore Vlolenca
Deploring "violence" in school
disputes in some areas, Mr.
Eisenhower volunteered high
praise for Louisville, Ky., where
integration of public schools was
carried out earlier this week
with little trouble.
MEDFORD PAINT &
WALLPAPER STORE
Comer 6th ft Holly, Diigoiully
Across from the Post Office
We Give S&H Green Stamps
PHONE 2-9321
By Jimmy Hatlo
and said it was the first time he
was ever able to pick clothes off
a rack.'
Martin tries to dress his cus
tomers In keeping with their
needs. "Jerry Lewis we try to
make unique in some way we
put cuffs on his sleeves or slant
the pockets of his coat. Miltie
Berle has become very conserva
tive recently he's gotten away
from big shoulders. Sammy Da
vis has a tendency to put his
hands in his pockets, so we don't
put any pockets in his suits."
Comedian Myron Cohen has
a fear of wrinkling his show
suits. "So we make him a stand-
up suit," said Martin. "It's so
stiff he can't sit down."
But no matter how greatly
performers differ on suits they
pick, they all seem to have the
same taste on one article pa
jamas. "All TV stars buy are pajama
bottoms. No tops. I got five dozen
tops in my store," said Martin.
"If I can find just one guy with
a yen for tops he's really got
himself a deal."
The President said Omer Gar
ni 1 c h a e 1, superintendent of
schools at Louisville, "must be
a very wise man."
He said he had read that "this
man Carmichael campaigned for
two years in an educational pro
gram" to prepare students and
their parents for trouble-free in
tegration. LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FILING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
So. 9532
W THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
M A1E OF OREGON FOR JACKSON
COUNTY
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Matters of the Estate of
JOHN TERRY PARTON. DeCMi
Notice is herebv given that the
underlined has filed hia Final Ac
count and Report in the above en-
uua estate, ana that by order of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Jackson County. Probate Deoart-
ment, a hearing upon the same has
been set for October 1, 1956. in the
Circuit Courtroom in the Jackson
Count Courthouse in Hied ford, Ore-
"le nour 01 w:ju o ciock a.m.
All persons havinr objections there
to are hereby notified to present the
same on or before such time.
Date of first publication of this
nouce is August 29. 1956.
James D. Parton. Admin
istrator of the Estate of
John Terry Parton
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that I have
been appointed by the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for Jackson
couniy. Administratrix with, the Will
Annexed of the estate of Anna E.
Nye, deceased, and have Qualified. All
persons having claims against the
estate of said decedent are hereby
notified to present them with proper
vouchers duly verified to me at the
or t ice or sKyrman, ouellette & Hei
sel, attornevs for said Administratrix,
at Room 418. Medical Center Build
ing in Medford. Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated and first published August
Ruth T. Nye
Administratrix with the Will
Annexed.
Skyrman. Ouellette & Heisel
Attorneys for Administratrix
ONE STATE FARM
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LOST Dark glasses, brown frame,
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2-INSTRUCTION
ACCORION Popular classic. Rose
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U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men
women. 18-52. Start high as $72.00
week, preparatory training until ap
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FREE information on Johs. salaries,
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coln Training Service, Pekin 55,
Illinois.
WOULD LIKE HELP with my house
work in exchange for your child's
kindercarten tuition. Ph. 2-9150.
COLLEEN HOPE DANCE STUDIO is
registering students for tap, acro
batic, ballet and ballroom classes.
Emphasis on thorough technical
training bv professional instructors.
COLLEEN HOPE DANCE STUDIO.
405 E Mam. Ph. 2-2591. Watch TV
Monday. 6 p ra
KINDERGARTEN starting next week
at COLLEEN HOPE DANCE-STUDIO.
Pre-school work combined with
dance, music, art and handicraft.
Transportation provided. 405 E.
Main. For information phone 2-2591.
Be sure to see our TV show, Monday,
6 pm.
ADULTS ballroom classes beginning
Sept. 14. Teenage classes soon. Still
registering students for ballet, tap,
acrobatic & free slvle. Call 3-3117.
THURSTON'S SCHOOL OF DANC-
ING.
YOU mav enroll your child now with
Mrs Alex McDonald. Ivy Street
Kindergarten approved pre-school
Instruction given. Ph. 2-5576.
MISS PAT'S DANCE STUDIO
Announces new classes beginning In
tap. ballet, acrobatic, baton, ballroom
for children, teenagers, adults. Class
or private instructions. Ph. 3-3382
or 2-8136. Down town location, 31
No. Grape- '
MISS PATS KINDERGARTEN regis
tration now open for four and five
year old children. Curriculum in
cludes all pre-school training com
bined with dancing, music, art
projects and handicrafts. Insured
transportation furnished. Spacious
Slate Inspected facilities and com
petent staff. Ph. 3-3382.
OAK GROVE Kindergarten. Register
now for fall term starting Septem
ber 10. Insured transportation, Mrs.
Robert Forbes. Ph 2-9150.
HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO
Instruction Practice Rental
PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE
111 No. Central Phone 2-5702
ABC KINDERGARTEN Register
now for the "56-'S7 term. Enrollment
limited. Transportation available
3-3034.
3 WANTED, MALE HELP
DELIVER catalogs & take orders for
Fuller Brush Products. Work by
appointment only. 25 to 45. Car
necessary. SI00 week, up. Retire
ment plan. Ph. 2-85134.
TV. TECHNICIAN, EXPERIENCED.
Good salary for qualified person.
Minkler Television. 40 So. Bartlett.
EXPERIENCED retread and section
man. Must have had experience with
Lodi Method. See Mr. Crismon, Tire
stone Store, 9th & Riverside.
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bear cheek
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UUuihAteti;i JOHN A. CARTER
obugataon.
3 WANTED, MALE HEIF
I NEED 3 aggressive neat appearing
men who are interested in a posi
tion with a good future. Come in
"and see me at Room 214. Leverette
Bldg. from 9-10.30 a m. Thurs.,
Sept. 13. Ask for Mr. Walter
WANT GYPO To log small patch
down timber. Ph. 2-2922.
WANTED Young man for pressroom
apprenticeship training. Permanent,
good future. Applicant must have
completed Military Training. In
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CORD wood loggers with equipment
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4 WANTED, FEMALE HELP
EXPERIENCED SECRETARY able to
handle miscellaneous work of sev
eral Depts. Full time. Permanent
position open very soon with high
est salary in area to person capable
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$2 00 HOURLY possible doing light
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for this service. Write Tribune Box
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sition. Downtown. Write Tribune
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my home. Ph.
EXPERIENCED shirt laundrv ureas op
erator. Year around employment.
Apply In person. Ku-Way Cleaners.
601 E. Main.
vXlo" City Appliance of Medford and
Ashland gives the Biggest
pvvf Trades in Town.
Y'SrJ' "Hotpoint Mjk.i ONLY Hotpoint
Ll'V Appliances"
CITY APPLIANCE
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Wednesday, September 12, 1956
4 WANTED, FEMALE HELP
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. No
phone calls please. WATSON'S
STEAK HOUSE. 3310 N. Pacific
Hwv.
WAITRESS WANTED: Experienced
preferred. Also kitchen help. Apply
in person to Mrs. Tummers between
10 a m. and noon. Mon Desir Din
ing Inn.
EXPERIENCED fountain girl.
2-59."4 for appomtment.
Call
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LOOK NO FURTHER, if you are
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ford. and recognize an opportunity
when it is offered you. No matter
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Don't miss the boat, don't wish "I
had,' get with this new deal. This
program calls for men and women,
not boys and girls. Our first project
is here in Medford. then to most of
the principal points in Oregon. This
is a high-class position. You can
make more than the average good
salesman. Don't drop your paper un
til you call J. P. Warren. Director
of Mausoleum Sales. 2-6632 or call
at room 18 Brophy Bldg.
WANTED Salesman Saleswoman
Insurance. Devote full or part time,
depending on your circumstances.
Openings throughout Jackson Coun
ty. Must pass aptitude test. Subsi
dy depending on qualifications for
full time salesnan. For further in
formation contact Don Edwards at
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Main. Medford. Ph. 3-5361.
EXPERIENCED presser. Standard
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5 HELP, MALE and FEMALE
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Office professional clerical, salea.
No fee unles? we place you.
Room 204. 125 S. CentraL Medford.
6 WANTED, SITUATION
EXPERIENCED bookkeeping, payroll
& typing in my nome. fn. a-ocao.
945 Kenyon.
HEAVY duty mechanic Ac welder wants
work. Ph. 2-9767.
EXPERIENCED typist teletype. P.B X.
it I BM . key punch operator de
sires half dav i morning; employ
ment. Ph. 2-592S.
ATTENTION MOTHERS! Care of your
child morning till evening, while
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EXPERIENCED man wants steady
work on ranch, dairy, or orchard.
Ph. 3-4163.
HIGH School girl would like to work
for room and board, and small wage
while going to scnooi. fti. a-i.ia.
ODD JOBS wanted. Auto mechanic
preferred. References. 3-4761.
LADY wants hour work. 3-4145.
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perienced in high volume efficient
office. Ph Ashland 2-T25B.
Child Care in my home. Ph. 2-4712.
YARD work, odd Jobs. 3-2246
BABY SITTING in my home. Central
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AND PILING
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Grant Paw Yard
Contact ut for prices and
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