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T H U R SD A Y , AUG. 24. 1950 PAGE THREE SO UTHERN OREGON NEW S REVIEW This Afternoon Dress Becomes Larger W om an Done in Technicolor & J Apply Black Leaf 40 to ro o s ti w ith handy Cap Brush. Fumes rite, killing lice and feather mitea.whila chickens perch. One ounce treats 60 feet o f roosts - 9 0 chicken i. Directions on package Ask for Bljck Leaf 40, the dependable insecticide o f many uses. Soft Water Ration (Jps Milk Production Tskacca • » Cioduct» I Ckamlcal Corporation • Richman», yirsloia Fifty Percent Increase Shown From Experiments WHEN SLEEP WON’T COME AND YOU FEEL GLUM The effect» of »oft water on m ilk production of cow» was reported at a recent meeting of the Sheboygan County Hol»teln Breeder» a»»ocia- tlon meeting at Plymouth. Wia. M ilk production of two test cows Increased up to 50 percent when cow» were »witched from hard water to a »oft water ration. One animal, a high production Holstein-Fresian, had never exceed ed an 80-pound daily production un- BULL SESSION . . . 14. Gen. Jam r« A. Van Fieri »Ila In the renter of an admiring circle of G l’e on hl» arrival from llrrmrrliavrn, Germany, aboard the United States navy transport General Patch. Genrral Van Fleet has been In Europe acting aa the director of the Joint United Htatea military advisory and planning group In Greece. The general was recalled from that post to return to America to assume duties as the commander of the United States second army which is now based at Fort George Meade. U s e C h e w in g -G u m L a x a tiv e — REMOVES WASTE...NOT GOOD FOOD 36 52 Interesting Treatment Flattery for the larger woman n an afternoon dress that fea tures the favorite gored skirt, in teresting waist treatment. Cap or ;hree quarter sleeves are pro vided. P a tte r n N o. ¡’»398 com es in sizes 36 38 »0. 42. 44. 46. 18. 50 and 52. S ize 33. cap ile e v e , 4 ty y a rd s of 35 or 39-tnch. Send an a d d itio n a l tw e n ty f iv e cents tod ay fo r y o u r cooy o f th e f a ll and w in te r S T Y L IS T . 48 pages fille d w ith s m a rt, easy to sew s ty le s ; s p e c ia l fe a tu re s ; fre e p a tte rn p rin te d In s id e th e book. E. J. Culligan Is shown above with one of the animals used in his aerated soft water ration test. The animal Increased milk production as much as 50 per cent when switched from hard water. til fed soft water. The animal, Seth- Je Della Forbes (Reg. No. 2,356,- 827) increased m ilk flow to 121 pounds, 50 percent greater than her previous high. Previous records show that this same cow produced an average of 55.8 pounds of m ilk per day for three months following the birth of her firs t calf in 1946. After the second calf the following year her average '■ ‘ " j was 68.6 pounds, and then the aver age was 55.7 and 72.1 pounds after the birth _ of succeeding calves. EARTHQUAKE CRACKS EARTH NEAR CANALS . . . A man and boy Inspect the cracks in the earth T h irty days before this cow was to near an Irrigation canal near Calipatria, Calif. One day recently two severe earthquake shocks were have her fifth calf she was given fell by residents tn the town. As a result of the shocks, buildings were damaged, windows shattered and aerated soft water to drink in place bridges were knocked askew. The quakes caused the cracks In the canal. The man and boy are J. of the 19 grain hard water previous Hiano, Calipatria bank manager, and .Mike Maraelnnl, 6. As a result of the quakes and In fear of new ly supplied. Her average production quakes, most all of the business establishments In the town were closed and practically all of the resi jumped to 102.7 pounds for the 90- dents of the town have moved away temporarily. | day period following the calving. The experiment was conducted by E. J. Culligah of Northbrook. 111. Marketing Quotas Wil’ Not Be Imposed on Wheat • W 'h e a fn n r i . ' t . l e e , — feel Juat a w fu l because you need a laxative — do aa m il l io n » do — chew m N - a -M ir r r . pkxn - a - m in t la w onderfully d tS e re n tl Doctors aay m any o l b r r laxatives » ta rt th e ir "flushin g" action lo o ooaa . . . r i g h t l a Ih e I l o a a r k . Large doses of such la x . stives upset digestion, flush away h o u r, tshlng food you need fo r h e alth and energy . . . you feel weak, worn out. » B u t gentle m s - t - u i t r t . taken as rec om m ended, works chiefly In the lower bowel where It r e m o v e s o n l y w a s t e , n o t g o o d f o o d ! You avoid th a t weak, tire d feeling. Uss t o n - . - m in t and feel i n . One. fuU o f Ufe! 25», 50». or only I U ’ ZJfERE’S THE WAY you want * * your new bedspread to look! Colorful, dramatic, exciting! A spread to be proud of, em broidered by you. 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When and where was the first automobile race in the United States? 3. Name a famous French de signer who was English by birth. 4. In the game of bridge, what is a psychic bid? 5. What causes Mexican jum p ing beans to jump? 6. Name the United S t a t e s Presidents who have won the Nobel Peace Prize. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES A i we get older, »tree« and «train, over exertion, excessive «molting or exposure to cold sometimes clows down kidney func tion. T h is may lead many folks to com plain of nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and dizziness. Getting up nights or frequent passages may result from minor bladder Irritations due to cold, dampness or dietary indiscretions. I f your discomforts are due to these causes, do n't w ait, try Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic. Used successfully by millions for over 60 years. W hile these symptoms may often otherwise occur. It's amazing hoe many times Doan's give happy r e lie f- help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and filten flush out waste. G et Doan's Pills today* D oan ' s P ills n S ig n a tu r e / 4 75* 1EASP00MS OtflV with white-star end from KEU066S VAFirry package "Delighted!” write proud owners of “Signature."' And no wonder! For “Signa ture” is Old Company Plate, made by Wm. R o g e r » M fg . C o . H e a v y q u a lity ! E xclusive pattern! hurry .. . sta rt your c o m p le te s e t w ith I th e s e p e r s o n a lly initialed spoons! All I d eta il! on K ellogg’! variety package : 10 generous boxes of 7 favorite cereals! -A M A Z to i" rice SBC BP YyiiTY com The Answers 1. National Housing Agency. 2. At Chicago, I i l v on Novem ber 28, 1895. 3. Molyneux. 4 A bluff bid intended to fool the opponents. 5. They are inhabited by grubs of an insect which writhe and double up, causing the bean to jump. 6. Theodore Roosevelt in 1906, and Woodrow Wilson in 1918. The announcement of Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan that no marketing quotas w ill be ' proclaimed for the 1951 wheat crop Is the result of compliance among most wheat growers throughout the wheat area with their 1950 acreage allotments, many wheat growers be- 1 lieve. In making the announcement of no 1951 marketing quotas, Brannan The Questions said. “ I f wheat growers in general 1. Give the plural of ox. plant within their 1951 crop acreage 2. What are the Everglades? allotments, as they did for the 1950 3. What was the Emancipation crop, it may be possible to continue to avoid marketing quotas in the Proclamation? ! future.” 4. What is a collier? 5. “ The Hub of the Universe” The estimated total supply of ! wheat for the 1950-51 m arketing year is the nickname for what city? is 1,395 m illion bushels, or about 18 The Answers percent more than the normal sup 1. Oxen. ply of 1,179 m illion bushels. 2. Great swamp of Florida. Bumpless Farm Wagon 3. On January 1, 1863, Abraham Lincoln ordered all slaves freed. 4. A coal m iner; a navy coal supply ship. 5. Boston. LEOPOLD SUPPORTER MOBBED IN RIOTING . . . In one of a series of many outbreaks by anti-Leopold forces throughout Brussels, a supporter of the king is mobbed by an angry crowd, his clothes ripped off. while a steel-helmeted policeman (right) tries to rescue him. The violence resulting from Leopold's return to the throne resulted In three deaths In Brussels and numerous Injuries. Belgian occupation troops were recalled from Germany to rope with the situation. Angry crowds milled through the streets follow ing an official denial that Leopold would abdicate. But later, the king announced he would abdicate in favor of his son so the nation might have peace. THESE FAMOUS SINGERS SMOKE CAMELS B EC A U SE... (Jsme&ay/ee tritò mytf/oàf/" ons is one that takes the bumps out of hayrldes. which Is not so good. But to the farmer. It means carrying 8000 pounds without weaving, pitching or tossing troubles. The picture above shows the way front and rear axles can tilt independent- ly without disturbing balance. Ultra High Sound Waves Knock Off Borer Moth Scientists at the U.S. departmen of agriculture research center at Beltsville, Md.. have found that ul tra high frequency sound waves, , K3 m •*' -»a which can't be heard bv humans, 8 a . *¡9« w ill knock off the corn borer moth. PUZZLE: FIND TIIE TANKS . . . Somewhere In South Korea, under the camouflage of Korean foliage, They also work on mosquitoes, a mighty blow for North Korean troops lies hidden. The camouflaged train Is fully loaded with death- and some bacteria in m ilk can be dealing tanks on Its way to the front. As the tanks sped into battle, activities in the battle against destroyed by sound waves. North Korean Invading Communists Involved a desperate all-out offensive by the enemy involving nine Now scientists are busy bombard Communist divisions supported hy tanks and heavy artillery, pressing along a 20 mile front in the por ing hybrid seed corn to see if they tion of South Korea left tn the defenders. The attack was met by a staunch defense and the largest speed up germination. American counter-attack of the Korean war at that time. TUNE IN "SUSPENSEI"-TELEVISION TUESDAY—RADIO THURSDAY—CBS NETWORK MARIO LANZA HOLIYWOOD STAR NADINE CONNER METROPOUTAN OPERA SOPRANO FRAN WARREN SINGING STAR OF RADIO AND RECORDS
