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THURSDAY, DEC. 13. 1951 PAGE THREE SOUTHERN OREGON NEWS REVIEW Lovely for Towels Lab Men Open New Markets For Farmers Small Town» on List B IL O X I, Mis» Sm all elite» are next In line fo r television n a tio n » , Wayne Coy, chairm an of the federal coriynunlcatlon» com m ission, »aid In a recent speech at B ilo xi. He did not know when the TV freeze would end. however "G e n e ra lly speaking. ‘Sm all C ity. A m e rica ’ , w ill get new sta tions firs t.” he »aid "B u t even these grants w ill be slow be cause o f a ve ry lim ite d FCC s ta ff" He also said he was firm ly convinced of the d e sira b ility o f the use of television by educa tional Institutions, but was con cerned about the a b ility of in stitutions to get the wherewithal to finance the construction and operation of TV stations. Dyersville Called Ideal Location For Small Industry C I I R IS T M A S IJ R E A M S Decorative Effects May Be Obtained By Christmas Card PEO R IA , 111 —Hundreds o f sm all towns across the nation who de pend on fa rm in g for th e ir livelihood have reason to be thankful fo r a new fie ld o f endeavor—fa rm com m u n ity research. An an example, the A g ricu ltu re D epartm ent’ s N orthern Regional Research L a b o ra to ry In Peoria. 1 em ploying 300 persons, busy th e m selves w ith expanding the u tility of such things as corn, wheat and soy beans. F rom corn the la b o ra to ry has made a product called V icara from w hich sweaters have been knitted and fo r which there was great de mand u n til w ith d ra w n fro m the, m a rk e t a few weeks ago. And insurance agents m ay tu rn a m ore k in d ly eye tow ard home town garages and m aintenance t shops as a re su lt of the la b o ra to ry ’ s I developm ent of a new method of cleaning engine parts. I t uses a g rit made fro m ground corncobs, rice hulls, fr u it pits and nutshells, i Study Wheat Varieties M ost garages clean auto engines by dousing them w ith gasoline, naphtha o r a com m ercial solvent. There is often a high element of danger in this process. Sandblasting is im p ra c tic a l since sand is a harsh abrasive. So the la b o ra to ry devcl- j oped the method of sim p ly using soft g rits in place o f sand. The northwest wheat fa rm e rs m a y benefit fro m the la b o ra to ry's w ork. These fa rm e rs grow several va rie tie s of soft and sem i-hard wheats w hich give especially good crop yields and are strongly dis- ease-resistant. M ille rs , however, don’ t like these wheats. They give flu ffy stocks, do n 't s ift through b olting cloth easily and slows down the m illin g process. The la b o ra to ry is studying the problem and w ill eventually come up w ith a solution. Developed Penicillin Other products o f the la b o ra to ry Include a starch sponge w hich is now being produced by ph a rm a ceutical houses fo r c lin ica l testing as a hem ostatic agency. When you swallow a p e n icillin ta b le t on your doctor’ s orders, you m ay not be aware of it, but the m old w hich yields the largest amounts of th is a n tib iotic was dis covered on a cantaloupe fro m a Peoria m a rke t. T h a t p a rtic u la r m old is one of 6.250 va rie tie s housed in six la rg e re frig e ra to rs in the la b o ra to ry, com prising the w o rld ’ s largest collection of yeasts, molds and b a cteria fo r in d u stria l uses. The deluge of C hristm as cards D Y E R S V IL L E . la —While m any that descend upon the fa m ily during ! sm all tow n Industries in the m id the holiday period can be used in JU NIO R MIZE ATOMIC BLAST . . . These soldier observer, are getting an eyefull of the junior-size n i l - west are busy tu rn in g out swords, many decorative and a ttra ctive clear blast In the Ir te .t atomic text In which the arm y participated. The atomic energy commission would one sm all fa cto ry in D ye rsville i way». not say how the blast was set off. whether dropped from a high-flying plane or set off on the ground. But continues its peacetime production the army express. .1 satisfaction In Ihe results of the tests, held In Nevada. This explosion Is believed to have One o f the m ost interesting ways of im plem ents fo r tu rn in g the soil they m a y be used is the fo rm of Started a new ser.es of tests In the development of nuclear weapons for warfare. The huge mushroom was so Im p o rta n t to its area and the Just a wind-swept cloud In less than one hour following the blast. a m antel o r door decoration. They people of the com m unity. can be a ttra c tiv e ly grouped togeth- The S ilve r Streak M anu fa ctu rin g ( j er w ith rib b o n and evergreen and Company has one product—a new add a festive touch to any room. edge fo r worn plowshares. A hard An eye-catching display can also steel sleeve w ith a sharp new cut tin g edge. It comes In sizes to f it over any standard plowshare, fro m 10 to 18 inches long. When the company started In 1939, h a lf a dozen employees, using hand methods, turned out 125 to 150 edges a day. Now 33 em ployees are keeping a lo t of auto m a tic equipm ent busy, fillin g orders fro m dealers in 35 states and b rin g ing added p ro sp e rity to the com m u n ity of 2,100. Leo Osterhaus, p a rtn e r in the be arranged by taping the cards fir m and in charge of production, to the panels of an inside door and reports the sm all com m unity is a l accenting w ith sprigs of evergreen most an ideal location fo r this and gay. colored C hristm as-tree grow ing business. "W e ’ re close to balls. Chicago, where we get our steel, The big, wide C hristm as cards and w e're on tw o m ain ra il lines. that feature reproductions of fa A big m otor express company has mous paintings w ill show w e ll if a dock rig h t across the street, and placed in bleached-oak fram es and a num ber of tru c k lines go through hung singly o r in pairs in a n a rro w town. B u t m ost im p o rta n t, w e're w a ll space. Six of them , in a panel close to the fa rm e rs, and th a t’ s arrangem ent, w ill give a center of where we need to be, w ith our interest to one w a ll. I f you w ish to re a lly m ake a display, then thum b p ro d u ct.” In the la st tw elve years since tack the cards to cardboard cut in the business began, fa rm e rs fro m a tree shape and covered w ith gold coast to coast have seen f i t to m e ta llic paper. Edge them w ith change th e ir h a b it of ta kin g d u ll evergreen. and battered plowshares to the SPY K IN « SMASHED IN G R E E C E . . . An Investigator comes through a hole Into the underground hang b la cksm ith to be ham m ered back out of a Communist spy at Glyfada. Greece. The hideout was discovered by helicopter crewmen of the I .8. into w o rkin g sharpness. eighth Heel who were dispatched over a suspe. ted area. The Red operator of *w®ll*’ow«‘r,U* ‘ [ ’ " ’‘P?*1**” was trapped In the vault and refused to emerge. H shot himself as official, finally entered t e M t r t The S ilve r Streak edge can be after lifting a marble slab. Police confiscated considerable amounts of C ommunlst document» which the installed in the m id d le of the field, operator had not burned. Glyfada Is a seaside suburb of Athens. The fleet was visiting Greek waters. i f necessary—no w elding, no bolts, no lost tim e. S pring in the steel holds it on the old edge; pressure of the soil pushes the V-shaped sleeve tig h te r on the o rig in a l share as i t plows. The fam ous carol, "T he F irs t The m a in concern o f the company Noel” means the firs t C hristm as th a t has become so. im p o rta n t to and this holy anthem goes so fa r D ye rsville is obtaining high-carbon back in to h isto ry th a t there is no steel necessary fo r a sharp, long- record as to who w rote o r when it lasting edge. was fir s t sung. "W e ’ re running about 30 per cent An old b e lie f is th a t the shepherds behind our needs," says Osterhaus. sang the verses to the m usic of the "W ith luck, we’l l come close to get angels hera ld in g the b irth of C hrist, tin g our requirem ents in the next but no one knows fo r sure. few m onths.” The b e a u tifu l carol, however, has come to be one of the m any im p o r B illion in Bonds Was tant things th a t m ake C hristm as the holy, celebrated season th a t it is. A t Issue in Elections Weeks before C hristm as, fro m W ASHINGTON. D. C.—Voters in radios, fro m concert h a ll: and from A m e rica ’ s home towns and cities the throats of carol singers and were asked in the N ovem ber 6 elec ju st p la in singers, the strains of the tion to approve bond issues fo r va F irs t Noel re m in d us a ll th a t the rious im provem ents costing $1,151,- celebration o f the b irth of C h rist is 149,000 a survey in the bond fie ld once m ore upon us. revealed. The proposed issues compared w ith $957,765,410 w orth of bonds Christmas Eve in Syria subm itted to voters a t la st year's Time for Earnest Prayer election and w ith the peak of $1,- There is little m e rrim e n t in Syria 607.652.367 in 1949. Well over h a lf of the bond issues on C hristm as Eve. I t is m ore a tim e were fo r proposed new school con of pra ye r. In both Syria and nearby struction. In all m u n ic ip a l construc Lebanon, the C hristm as season be tio n b u ild in g m a te ria ls require gins on Decem ber 4th and is not COMMON CENTS . . . B ria n P er- O LICE S E IZ E HO LDU P SUSPECT . . . Detectives George Daly and authorization fro m the N ational concluded u n til January 6th. row . New Y o rk , knows there’ s a oward Birch question Joseph Grillo In Newark city hospital where he In these tw o ancient countries P roduction A u th o rity. shortage of copper, so he converts as treated after jumping from a third-story porch at his home. He was there is no Santa Claus. The Syrian Bond issues were also voted on his big cache of pennies Into anted for questioning In connection with the shooting of Patrolman fo r the construction of sewers, believes his g ifts come fro m the paper money at a penny p a rty at sines Law during a night of five holdups by an armed bandit pair. Law w a te r systems, stre e t im p ro ve camel, fo r legend tells th a t the his church. Keeping pennies In as slain In the $8,000 robbery of a food m arket In Newark. Grillo ments, parks, playgrounds, parking youngest cam el to accompany the c irc u la tio n keeps copper available pnlrd any knowledge of the shooting or the holdups for which he was spaces, schools, bridges, and In M agi was tire d and w eary upon fo r defense. reaching the stable at Bethlehem eld by officers. some com m unities tow n halls. No record is available as to the and the new-born Saviour blessed to ta l of issues passed, but in all i t and gave it im m o rta l life . In the p ro b a b ility it dropped w e ll below Lebanon d is tric t the "m a g ic m u le " is the g ift bearer. C hildren sprinkle one half. fre sh ly m ow n grass fro m the thres hold to th e ir beds to entice the mule In flu x of A tom ic Plant to v is it th e m d u rin g the night. A ll d u rin g the C hristm as season, W orkers Crowds Town p ilgrim ages are frequently made L IV E R M O R E , C a lif.—L ive rm o re fro m Syria to Bethlehem . Then, on boasted a 51.3 per cent population New Years Day, comes the cele increase in 1950 over the 1940 cen b ra tin g . Presents are exchanged sus, but village o ffic ia ls report a and ch ild re n go fro m one house to steady in flu x u n til now the popula another, re ce ivin g presents and tion num bers about 5,000. The 1940 g ifts of money, like ch ildren every census was 2,885 and the 1950 count where. 4,364. C ham ber of C om m erce o fficia ls re p o rt the recent population growth Great Is He Honored is due to an in flu x of w orkers at This Christinas Day! I the C a lifo rn ia Research and De I t is indeed sig n ifica n t, this b irth velopm ent Com pany's atom ic-en day th a t is celebrated on the ergy plant and because o f the re tw e n ty -fifth of December! a ctiva tio n of P arks A ir F orce base I t honors the b irth of One who w hich w ill em ploy a perm anent never delved into politics, Who be- s ta ff of 4,000. lo ig e d to no p a rty, p o litic a l or BOOMS IK E . . . H enry Cabot Two other com m unities in the O V A L N AVY GETS U.S. S K Y R A ID E R S . . . An A m erican S kyraider. otherwise. He led no revolutions, Lodge, J r. (R., M ass.), the m an area have shown g reat population rs t of a num ber of such c ra ft b rin g tra n sfe rre d fro m the U nited States conquered no vast domains w ith who has been chosen to manage increases in recent years. Pleasan , the B ritis h ro ya l navy under the m ilita r y aid pro g ra m . Is unloaded m ig h ty arm ies or eloquent words. the E isenhow er-for-P resIdent cam ton's count increased 75.6 per cent rom the S.S. A m erican C lipper at Glasgow. Scotland. B ritis h naval He advocated little m ore than a life paign, speaks before 400 GOP and H ayw ard showed a population markings are already on the airp la n e . The A m e rica n a irc ra ft were fo r salvation—and fo r that He was women volunteers in Chicago. He I rise of 111.9 per cent srm a lly handed over to the B ritis h by Rear A d m ira l W. F. Boone, cru cifie d on C alvary. predicts Ike w ill be a candidate. eputy com m ander In chief, eastern A tla n tic , In dock ceremonies. w s Educators Study School Bus Safety Problems 389 B eautiful 7 inch P etun ias in pink and green. No em broidery needed. L o v ely for tow els, scarve s, table cloths. • • • Send 25c for the P etu n ia s in Color (P attern No. 389i tra n sfer and launder ing instructions. YOUR NAM E. AD D R E SS, PA TTE R N N U M B E R to JOAN STUART. B ox 424, M adison Square Sta tion. N ew Y ork 10. N. Y. SANTA CLAUS IS COMING! Y es, the old boy’ s beginning to pack the sleigh and soon he’ll be on his w ay. O rdinarily th at’s as happy a thought as you could have _But if you’ve got a long Christ m as list a n d a short shopping time, well, old Santa’ s impending appearance can cause you much apprehension. H ow ever, it needn’t do that. You see, the cigarette sm okers on your list will be de lighted to receive king-size C a v a lier C igarettes this y e a r — and the pipe-sm okers and "roll-your-own- ers” w ill be gratefu l that you re- m em berad to give P rin ce A lbert, A m erica ’s m ost popular sm oking tobacco! As for gift packaging, extrem ely m ild C a va liers com e all C hristm asy in their bright, gay carton . . . while P rin ce Albert, in the pound size tin, is boxed beauti fully in full holiday colors with the card built in. So, let Santa Claus com e. Y ou ’ re ready for him, with C a va liers and P rin ce Albert, now available at your d ealers! These are tim e - saving, m oney - saving gifts — the kind you’d enjoy re ceiving yourself. E x trem ely mild C a va lie r Cigarettes, a n d Prince A lbert, the National Joy Smoke. "T h e bite’ s out and the pleasu re’ s to !” — Adv. WASHINGTON, D. C. — Newer and safer tra n sp o rta tio n fo r the 6,000,000 home town and ru ra l c h il dren rid in g school buses was dis cussed by 75 educators, tra n sp o r ta tio n experts and bus m anufac turers at a recent m eeting in Wash ington. A p p ro xim a te ly 100,000 buses are d rive n an estim ated 4,000,000 m iles each year in tra n sp o rtin g children between th e ir homes and schools, according to H. C. B leckschm idt, conference chairm an. Creomulsion relieves promptly because Since the firs t set of standards it goes right to the seat of the troublo fo r school bus tra n sp o rta tio n was to help loosen and expel germ laden developed in 1939. m ore than 40 phlegm and aid nature to soothe and states have adopted the standards heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial w h o lly o r p a rtia lly in th e ir school membranes. Guaranteed to please j*ou tra n sp o rta tio n systems. or money refunded. Creomulsion has stood the test of millions of users. The com m ittee studied ways to protect children fro m pinched fin gers, skinned knees o r m ore serious - ----- -- Clmt Coldi, AcuW SroexXitti in ju ry . 50—51 B leckschm idt reported th a t the W N U —13 need fo r b e tte r school tra n sp o rta tio n has increased as the highways throughout the nation have Im proved. A nother fa cto r is school re d is tric tin g w hich has brought about a g reater demand fo r school tra n sp o rta tio n as children attend consolidated schools. The tentative m in im u m stand ards w orked out by the in te rim conference w ill be presented to a fu ll scale conference of educators, transportation experts and others interested in school transp o rta tio n . B leckschm idt emphasized th a t the goal o f his com m ittee is to raise the standards of school tra n sp o rta tio n in a ll home tow n com m unities. P O P CORN RELIEF AT LAST For Tour COUGH CREOMUCSION brighter teeth A Remote M ichigan Town Gets Its First Telephone GAY, M ic h .—The rem ote com m u n ity of Gay has its firs t tele phone. Less than 200 people live In the com m unity now, b u t i t was once a th riv in g copper m ill town. F o r the past 50 years it has got along w ith out a telephone. O ld-tim ers ca n 't explain how they fe ll behind the tim es. And they don’t th in k i t at a ll unusual that the co m m u n ity was to m ine and sell m illio n s of d o lla rs’ w o rth of copper w ithout benefit of the tele phone. They do appreciate the new con ta ct w ith the outside w orld, a l though they a d m it it w ill take a little tim e to get used to the in strum ents. The heavy w in te r snows in the area used to cut the com m u n ity o ff e ntirely. “ Now it seems like we’ re p a rt of the state o f M ich ig a n ,” said one resident. in just one week Amazing results proved by independent scientific test. For cleaner teeth, for a brighter sm ile. . . try Calox yourself 1 A »redact of MeKKSSON * BOBBINS
