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Southern Oregon Miner SUCCESSOR TO JACKSONVILLE MINER EKHIT PAGES ASHLAND. OREGON, ERIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1935 Howard Hughes Tests New Pursuit Plane COMICS AND FEATURES He Finds Romance Again at 90 8uri>rlslng a huge crowd of pilots nod nlrplnne nmnufncturera, Howard Hughes, wealthy sportsman and him producer, (terniltted his uew mystery racing ship to be photographed at Municipal airport, I-os Angeles. The low-wing monoplane, powered by a 11 -cylinder twin row Wasp engine, has an expected top speed of 305 miles per hour with a cruising B[>ccd of 350 miles per hour. Built over n period of two years, the plane is estimated to hnvo cost more than >100,000. It Is equipped with retractable landing gear and a tall skid, and has wing flaps and air brakes. Giant Submarine During Battle Practice Twice a widower after marriages which lasted 28 and 38 years respectively, David L. Selke, ninety-year-old head of the congressional Informatton bureau, was wed to Sally Mason, flfty-nine-year-old music teacher of California and Washington. Mr. Selke said he had so many children that he had stopped counting them. The bride and groom are shown above. Corn Roast High Above New York Here Is the Nautilus No. 2, one of the most powerful submarines in the United States navy, as seen from her sister ship, Narwhal, during battle practice oft I.os Angeles. Alleged Polygamist Colony in Arizona A corn roast from corn grown in the vegetable garden on the tlev- enth floor roof of the RCA building in New York was held In the Gardens of the Nations. The corn was roasted by 12 Girl Scouts over a hunter's fire built by them on a terrace of the gardens. The girls roasted the corn to fulfill one requirement for their cook’s badge—the preparation of an outdoor meal. Miss Mary Margaret McBride, nationally knowD food authority, judged their cooking abilities. Dogs and Cats at Home Once he becomes attached to his human master, the dog Is at home wherever that master may go. Cats, however, become attached to the surroundings of n home nnd its im mediate neighborhood. They resent Down In Arizona a colony of alleged polygamists bus been discovered at the village of Short Creek, which a change and often have been known la shown In the Illustration. Elmo Bollinger, a county attorney, heard of It and started prosecutions. The to forsake the new home of their twenty-five or thirty families In the town belong to the "Brethren of the United Order" and were excommuni owner to return to the old known cated by the Mormon church. They admit they believe In polygamy but deny that they practice it. haunts. Scallops Related to Oysters Scallops form a group of bivalves related to the oyster. The two shells are shaped like fans, usually marked with prominent ridges that radiate from the hinge, and the edges are undulated. They are found along our Atlantic shores. The central muscle is the edible part: the season is October to March.
