T h u rsd a y, N ove m b e r 10, 1949
CLASSIFIED SECTION
FO R S A L E
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$2.00 S o uthern Oregon News
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L E G A L N O T IC E
PREPARING
FOR
THE
W ORST — W earing
a n ti-ru d io a c ttv tt
suit.-., thr.se c iv il defense tru i rices at Eusingw old, E ngland, test an
a rtific ia lly created “ area o f atom ic d evastation.”
In s tru c to rs are
being readied fo r the expansion of the c iv il defense pi ngm m
in N ovem ber. England w ants to be prepared.
FO R SALE
S ta tio n a ry , L
o r open stock. S outhern O re­
gon N ew s R eview , 38 E. M ain
Street.
DO YO U N E E D
a b e a u tifu l
s m a ll tr a ile r . I have a 14 ft.
A n g e lu s a ll a lu m in u m la te 19-
49 m odel. 2 w e e k’s old. Same
as new . F u ll bed, a p t size
butane stove, heater, e le c tric
h o t w a te r. W ill sell $150 less
fa c to ry p rice fo r q u ic k sale.
G. P e tty, L ith ia A u to C o u rt,
FOR
SALE
- O ffice
su p p lies,
f ilin g cabinets, ledgers, jo u r ­
n a ls/ cash books, c o lu m n a r U. OF O. SCHEDULES
pads, v e rtic a l file s. S outhern ART SHOW NOV. 14
O regon News R eview , n nx t
A n e x h ib itio n o f the U p jo h n
to the F ire S ta tio n .
c o lle c tio n o f co n te m p o ra ry A m ­
FOR S A L E — N ew R e m in g to n
erica n p a in tin g s w ill open in the
Personal P o rta b le T y p e w r it­
ers. Prices s ta rt a t 79.50 plus L it t le A r t G a lle ry o f the U n iv ­
fe d e ra l ta x. S o u th e rn Oregon e rs ity o f Oregon on N ovem ber
News R eview , n e x t to the F ire 14. T h is w i l l be the o n ly Oregon
sh o w in g o f the co lle c tio n , w hich
S tation.
in clu d e s 31 painting s.
R E M IN G T O N - Personal ty p e ­
Some o f the co n te m p o ra ry a r ­
w rite rs , e lite o r pica type. tists represented are K a r l A n d ­
S outhern O regon News R e vi­ erson, J u lie n B in fo rd , P aul L e w ­
ew, 38 E. M ain.
is Clem ens, W ilfo r d S. C onrow .
G ladys R ockm ore D avis, A le x
K L E N Z O - paper w rapped e r­ ander James, B e rn a rd K a rfie l.
asers fo r ty p e w rite rs , p e n cil E a rl K e rk a m , John Koch, F le t­
sharpeners, pencils, a ll kinds. cher M a rtin , W aldo Peirce, Sim -
S o u th e rn Oregon News Re­ ka S im k h o v itc h , M iro n Sokole,
v ie w , n e x t to the F ire S ta tio n . and M a rg ie Varga.
HARD MEN TO S T O P --B crt Schmidt, fullback, left, nnd left
/u.loack Ronnie C la rk, rig h t, are tw o big reasons w hy sports-
c a s t e i: have th e ir eye on tht? Illin o is fo otba ll team this fa ll. Spe­
c i a liz in g in ru n n in g over ti e opposition on th e ir Lnfnyette, Indiana
g rid iro n , both hoys nre try in g to help Illin o is Into the Rose BowL
W inners Of F ive N ew
4-H Club A w ards Chosen
Based on 4-H c lu b a chieve­
m ent, le a d e rsh ip and c o m m u n i­
ty service, fiv e O regon w in n e rs
o f special re c o g n itio n a w ards
sponsored by the S ta n d a rd O il
C om pany o f C a lifo rn ia w ere an­
nounced th is w eek by S tate 4
C lu b L eade r L. J. A lle n .
T h re e -h u n d re d d o lla r college
scholarships w ere aw arded
Pat H o rn in g . 19. S ta ffo rd , and
C harles H o rn e c k e r, 17, H ills ­
boro. B oth n o w are freshm an
a t O.S.C. C ollege scholarships
a m o u n tin g to $200 each w ere
a w a rd e d to Jo A n n R oberts, 17,
<■< d and John A . K iesow , 18,
Bend. F ifth w in n e r is S a lly S til­
w e ll, 17, A s to ria , w h o w ill re ­
ceive an all-expense t r ip to N a t­
io n a l 4-H C lu b Congress in Chi
cago in la te N ovem ber.
—
IT ’S JUST TIR E D —T h e re ’s no camera tric k e ry here. T h is s w a y -
backed taproom on Chicago's n o rth w e s t side ju s t grew w e a ry and
sagged. T ip p le rs o ut on the to w n o fte n go s tra ig h t home a fte r one
glance, b u t to old custom ers the o ff-c e n te r ta v e rn is a fa m ilia r sight.
A WEEKLY COLUMN
conducted by Claud C Ruch
EJucaliom l D irtelor, CbiUcratt
A ie u o r i S m i e t hl C b u iia
“ The pattern by which human
ings grow is as fixed __
....
as the
rogress of the moon and the stars
¿very baby grows and becomes
ugger and better in the same or­
derly way.”
i T hat is the poetic but pertinent
observation made by Dr. and Mrs.
l. Anderson A ldrich in th e ir ar-
icle in C h ild cra ft books on “ Growth
nnd Development D uring the F irs t
i* car.
i
(Dr. Aldrich is Director of tht
Rochester Child Health Project,
and he and Mrs. Aldrich are co-
authors of numerous books and ar­
ticles on child welfare.)
They point out that, although the
senses of touch, taste, and smell are
in good working order in the new-
born baby, he cannot see very
much. But, he will follow a mov­
ing light with his eyes soon after
(birth.
, All of you mothers have heard
babies start to cry suddenly, in a
frightened manner, at the sound of
* loud or startling noise. That is
because the infant has sensitive
hearing. He will respond just as
quickly in a favorable manner to
a soothing voice or soft, restful
music.
Knowledge of these simple facts
will provide many an anxious
young mother with all the informa­
tion she needs to stop the hysterical
screams of her baby. It also will
help her to understand what nor­
mally to expect and what not to
expect in the way of early re-
sponscs ^rom
very young in-
B|E A U T Y ~ ? 10Ugh she often he,Ps her inventor husband
her w ritin g S‘ n w ith ?*” ’ aUth,°r LuH Ko,lsman “t i l l finds tim e for
„ u m T . * ' T th lw o novels Completed, a th ird in w ork nnd
a children s book in outline she is one of the busiest, and prettiest,
w rite rs anywhere.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned h a v in g been
a p p o in te d A d m in is tr a tr ix o f th<
above estate by the above en­
title d C o u rt by o rd e r o f Hon.
H. K . H anna, C irc u it C o u rt
Judge, and h a v in g q u a lifie d ,
n o tice is hereby given to a ll i
persons h a v in g cla im s against
said estate to present them a t ;
the o ffic e o the u n dersign ed’s
a tto rn e y , a t S u ite 17, Sweden- ,
b u rg B u ild in g , A shland, O regon, '
p ro p e rly v e rifie d and w ith p r o p - ,
e r vouchers, w ith in six m onths
fro m the date o f the fir s t p u b li­
cation o f th is n otice w h ich is
the 20th fla y o f O ctober, 194«
T helm a B. M u scu tt
H a rry A . S k e rry , Jr.
A tto rn e y fo r A d m in is tr a tr ix
Pub. O ct. 27, Nov. 7, 10, 17, 194
• At birth, a normal baby’s brain
has acquired more than one-fourth
of its adult size. Between birth and
P'ghteen months of age, the size
or the brain doubles. Brain of the
pix-year-old is nine-tenths the size
of that of a full-grown adult.'
GOSH. I ’M TIRED TONIGHT...
I HOPE IT RAINS TOMORROW
Oregon
gram ,
Lane
c o u n ty
chapter
chairm an, to ld K ie v it th a t “ we
are rushed b u t we are h o ld in g
o u r o w n .” The c o u n ty ’s p o lio
p a tie n ts are cared fo r at Sacred
H e a rt ho sp ita l in Eugene, p r i­
m a ry center fo r th a t area.
The Lane co u n ty o u tb re a k
o f in fa n tile p a ra lysis was tht
w o rst in the state, m easured by
the per capita y a rd s tic k , K ie v it
said. M u ltn o m a h co u n ty, w ith
46 cases to r 1949, re p o rte d no
new cases fo r the 42nd w eek —
its fir s t b la n k since the w eek
ending A ugust 13.
IN T H E C II f ’ U IT C O U R T OF
S IS K IY O U L O D G E ~ K m iles T H E S T A T E OF O R EG O N EOR
JAC KSO N COUNTY
So. A shland. Real food. C h ic k ­
P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N
en S p e c ia lity . Don C allahan.
10 27,11 3,10,17
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LO CAL
R a w le ig h Business a-
va ila b le . S tr a r t im m e d ia te ly .
Route e xp erience h e lp fu l b u t
not re q u ire d . C a r neceaary.
W rite a t once fo r p a rtic u la rs .
R a w le ig h ’s, Dept. O R K 301-
251, O a kla n d , C a lif
‘•''land,
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OIL STOVES
YOUR OLD STOVE
TAKEN IN TRADE
Whittle Transfer
& Fuel Co.
890 Oak St.
Tel. 3331
B y George
SEASON RUSHER - J o a n
F in d le y, professional model in
New Y ork C ity , was the choice
o f the New York State W inter
Sports C ouncil fo r W inter Sports
Queen. So she posed, against a
background of lush green fo li­
age. in the latest things in snow
clrfh p s
>
Polio Gases
' • .-i' d in 42nd Week
The co u n t in Lane C o u n ty's
1949 p o lio e p id e m ic rose to 39
cases as 15 n e w cases w ere re ­
p o rte d in O regon fo r th e 42nd
week o f the year, six o f th e m in
o r near the U n iv e rs ity C ity , ac­
c o rd in g to Joseph K ie v e t, state
re p re se n ta tive o f th e N a tio n a l
F o u n d a tio n fo r In fa n tile P a ra l
ysis.
K ie v e t said th a t tw o re s p ira t
ors fro m the M arch o f Dim es ag­
ency s P a c ific coast e q u ip m e n t
pool in P o rtla n d , p lu s a double
h otpack m achine b e lo n g in g to
the
F o u n d a tio n ’s M u ltn o m a h
co u n ty chapter, had been sent *
Eugene re c e n tly . M rs. R ita In- *
NEXT MORNING-
I ice! te rrib le ! S o m eth in g is giv in g m e an a w fu l
h e a rtb u rn .”