The Bend Bulletin, Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1955
Fluoridation Making Gains
c IIK A(,(J (LP) A University of j Black said there are no physical
Florida professor has predicted or cheniical differences of any kind
that in 10 yeai fluoridation of, between natural or added fluor-
water will be as common as chlur-
UAIIIUII fflfUUCd U5CU
When Henry Was Schoolboy
i iu'n. omen, uimj sum cuun u eli
sions have repeatedly held that
fluoridation does not violate the
personal right or reliKious freedom
of the individual.
ination is today.
Dr. A. P. Black. Gainesville,
Kla., head of the university's de
partment of chemistry said, "fluor
idation has now reached full sta-
tnrA .ic u rocmmiioil Iwiilrii
cedure." RKTAJSS TITLK
Writing in a repo.1 in the Jour- FOFPESTON. ni. (UP) - Dale
nal of the American Dental Asso-jMarkel, 31, of Ridott, 111., retained
ciation. Black said: his title as champion sauerkraut
Before another decade has'eater Thursday by eating thiv
passed, fluoridation will be ns pounds, four ounces of sauerkraut
routinely practiced for public wa-iin six minutes,
ter supplies as chlorination is to-j His prize his weight in sauer
day." kraut, 225 pounds of it.
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"VISTAVISION VISITS HAWAII'
DON'T FOUGHT!
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You Don't Have to be Present nor Do You
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By HAKMAV W. MCHOUS
I nited PrcftK Stuff .CurrfMpoiident
WASHINGTON iVV) And
(hrre on the master's desk was
the birch switch which like as nor
fanned the britches of Henry ForJ
when, barefoot as a boy, iv
it I e n d v d the Scotch S ttkment
School.
There also was the late auto
naker's desk equipped with quill
and inkwell suitable fur dunkini;
wns and the pigtails of the girl in
front of hirn. There w- re his 'ni
tials, "HF," apparently carved
back to back in haste to save tinv
in case the master was looking.
These relics, among others, axe
contained in "Schoolroom Prog
ress, U.S. A," an exhibit which was
premiered here today. It's on Us
way across the nation and will be
on tour for three years.
The exhibit is contained in two
86-foot railroad cars. It depicts the
old school the little red one--and
the modern one. It is sponsored -y
the Henry Ford Museum, Green
field Village, and the Encyclopedia
i Americana.
! The purpose of all this? Th
sponsors in a joint statement put
ii this way:
"Schoolroom Progress U.S.A. is,
first of all, aimed at arousing an
ever-increasing interest on the part
of Americans in more and better.
school facilities. Secondly we hop
to encourage young Americans to
enter education as a profession.
And most important, we trust thi.
m-ogram will help each local com
munity achieve the betterment of
its school system."
The display will be shown In 250
maior cities and will be seen by an
estimated three irulion visitors.
The first car with the old school
.rooms brings back memories to
old gaffers who caught the wrath
of the old man with the whip. It
outs the very young to their knees
to give thanks that they were orr
in an age that frowns on corporal
punishment, wrong or right. There
are few woodsheds left anyhow.
There are all kinds of things
Like the original bell which sum !
moned Thomas Edison to class I
There are the old state pencil.? j
Hurricane lamps and flickering ga.i
iets. Benches, where the likes uf
Henry Ford and Noah Webster sal
in their tender years, made from
split logs. There is a pot-bellied
stove, which often smoked up the
place.
Enjoy a houseful of heat with so little fuel
Furnace Heat -No costly pipes or registers to install or clean!
BACK GUARANTEE!
PATENTED AUTOMATIC
OIL
WARM FLOOR HEATERS
i In i Ulii
IVERYBODY WANTS tT-ONlY SIEGIIB HAS IT
GSTS TO THB BOTTOM OF TH8 COU H.OOR PROBIIMI
Only Siegler's xclosive pa)ontd
TWO-IN-ONE HEATMAKER
USES H C AT THAT'S
TIMES HOTTER
OVER YOUR FLOORS
mm
wmmmm
mm IL
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After that, the visitor enters the
car up ahead, the blackboard .)!
today isn't black. It is a little on
the green or blue side. The chalk
is about the same. Kasier on the
eyes. Uut the chalk still sticks o.
the board, and after school lets tut
the bad boys still have to wasr. (he
board and pound the dust out of
the erasers on the nearest tre
outside.
But the modern kid has most
everything cLse. He doesn't fetch
his lunch. He buys it. He gets him
self bussed to school for free and,
when he wants to paint a picture of;
the ,sky he can do it and let thej
drippings from his brush run into a
drain instead of over his jeans.
And if he gets any cii his hands, j
right next to the paint board is a
fountain which will wash away the.
evidence.
Maybe I ought to say that th
kids of today have it too easy. But
that would just prove that I'm an!
old gaffer myself.
Gloria Enjoys Getting Hair Cut In Men's Shop
By GI.OKIA SWANSON
Written l or I lilted Pres
PARIS (UP) I was sitting la
a barber chuu' in a men s barber
shop on the Avenue George V with
my eyes closed and enjoying every
minute of it. What u 'pleasure to
sit between two silent men instead
of in one of those awful beauty
parlors that sound like an avian' of
chirping birds on electric tortuiv
clumber!
And what a surprise when I
opened my eyes after 40 winks and
found Maurice Chevalier with a
s-and of my hair in one hand and
the scissors in another!
I have changed my hair do, and
hence my disposition, by wearing
my hair veiy short, thereby es
caping that awful nuisance of put
ting up my hair in curlers eveiy
day. So now whenever I arrive in
Paris I make a beeline for my
More Bulbs Than
Average Home
CLEVELAND, 0. (UP) The av
erage 1955 automobile carries
more light bulbs than the average
home, according to a manufactur
er that makes both types.
William H. Robinson Jr. (oi
General Electric) said new cars
iverago 22.8 light bulbs, while the
typical American home has only
19 lamps for general lighting. New
cars carried only 20 lamps tw?
years ago.
fa2 Milw North on Rtdmond Highway 97
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KII.LKI) BY UCiHTMVG
GKEKLKY, Colo. (UP) James
Marsden, 24-year-old college slu
dent from Buckeye, Ariz., was
truck and killed by lightning neai
here this week.
Marsden, a sophomore at Col
orado State College and the father
if a seven-month old son, was
;truck as he sat beneath a tree
luring a dove hunting expedition
near here. I
The lightning struck the tree and
ran down the trunk before hitting
Marsden, according to his com
panion, James Carson. Carson was
not injured.
AgiihiKt the ravngine;
hurdeh of Alt la H.oml
a warrior's mlht and a
people's faith,
leff Chandler
. Jack Pa la nee
"SIGN OF THE
PAGAN"
.Color by Technicolor
ON TIIK SAM IS I'KOOKAM
Itaiidoluh Scott
as
A man who hud a killing
comiin; to him!
"THE STRANGER
WORE A GUN"
C'oStarrhiK
Claliv Trovor
Color by Technicolor
Cartoon Carnival
Friday Night
(iates 0h-ii 6:30
Show at 7:00
son-in-law's barber, who also hap
pens to be Chevalier's.
After amusiiiK the customers
with our antics, my old favorite
and friend Maurice invited me to
lunch the following day at his villa
at St. Cloud.
.Meets Old Friends
What nip-ups my memory did
when I arrived there and found
Florence Walton of dance fame.
She anil Chevalier, her dancing
oartner, took over where the Cas
tles left off.
Jack Buchanan sat on my left.
He hasn't changed a kilo or a hair
since I first saw him back in 192 V
in Carlot's Revue wilh Bea l.illie
and the late Gertrude ltwrence.
At present he Is filming "l,es
Carnets du Major Thompson," di
rected by Preston Stui-ges.
Chevalier, whose talents know no
limits, is leaving soon for America
to do a TV spectacular. His popu
larity through the years lias never
waned, between his big American
movie successes, directed by Ernst
1-ubitsch and playing opposite
Jeannette MacDonald. and the
present new medium of TV.
The favorito American subject
age was discussed at lunch. Our
host made a remark that should
interest those who have reached or
passed the half-century mark: "1
am happier now than I have ever
been in my life, because there is
no longer conflict between passion
and reason."
Beautiful Villa
I must su'y his face reflects an
inner happiness and he looks like
one who no longer g(,es after
things, but lets them come to him.
His villa is in exquisite taste,
beautiful modern paintings evcry-
misn srmntorK
According to tradition, liie
shamrock became Ireluuds' na
tional emblem when St. Patrick
plucked one and used its single
stem and triple leaf to explain
the doctrine of the Trinity to a
:',allicring of Irish pagan chief
tains and druids.
where and a few photographs of the
greatest of the great in every field
of endeavor Including the King of;
Spain and the present Queen of
England. His mother, either1 in oil
sculpture or photographs, adorns
every room.
His bedroom was originally the
library. All three walls ar shelves
of books. The wall he faces from
his bed is one huge window ovet
looking his beautiful garden. This
is a house with a happy atmos
phere, a house with strong char
acter. Even his selection of paint
ings is virile.
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