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MKHFOUP MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFQKD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1930.
Medpord Mail Tribune
liiily, Hunday, Weeklj
I'nhlisliM hy
MBI-KOHD J'HINTINU CO.
25-27-29 N. Kir Bt. Phone T5
RUBKHT W. HI1II,, Krittar '
fl. Hl 'TKIt SMITH, MiMger
An Independent Newspaper
; Kiitered aa second rlass muter it Medfurd,
Ors-gon, under Act of Mardi 8. 1S71). q
BliBHTKll'TlON HATES
By Ma'l Tn Adtance:
-Pally, with Sunday, year $7. SO
'Pally, with Sunday, uiuntli -'75
; Pally, vllhout Sunday, year fl.50
, ; Pally, nit hunt Sunday, month '
Weekly Malt Trlliune, one year 2. no
'Sunday, uim year 2. HO
By Carrier, In Advance la Med'nrd, Ashland,
Jacksonville, I'mtral I'ulnt, 1'lwenii, Talent, (iuld
4jll and on Highways:
Daily, willi Sunday, month I .75
.Dally, without Sunday, month 05
Dally, aitliout Kimduy, one year 7.00
Daily, villi Sunday, one year. ...... . 8.00
All term, cull in advance.
.Official paper of the City of Mcdford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
MKMBER OP THE ASHOt'lATKD PKKBS
Hecelvlng Full leased Wire Berrice
'The Associated Vmt la exclusively entitled to
tlie ue for puhllcallon of all nevri dUpatchea
credited to It or oihervlae credited in tills paper,
and also to tlie local news-published herein.
All right' for publication of special dispatcher
herein are alo reserved.
MKMBER OK AUDIT HUHEAU
i)V CIRCULATION
Ye Smudge Pot
(By Arthur Perry)
Church -attendance In Oregon
huH Increased, the Christian Advo
cate reports, nnd apparently wlth
uut a rush of candidates for the
front pews. (
"VIOLI5NC15 APT TO BB VIO
LKNT" (Cheater, Cul., Home
stead.) H will du It every time.
It it a great delight . to roud that
one of the traditional football
players nt "Old Oregon," who wan
too busy playing tennis, to engage
In spring practice, can keep right
on playing tennis next fall, when
the gridiron season starts, by
virtue of a ruling of the new coach
who has flagrantly kicked a num
ber of wicred trndltloiiH of "Old
Oregon," where it will hurt thorn
most, und do the most good.
All the grape Jelly made last"' fall
hits been duly swigged.
''"'We have been ordered to attend
the amateur pluy to bo given HiIh
evening, and write samo up us wo
boo it and get lynched.
"What would the country do
without lawyers?" auks the
extocmcd Klainuth Falls Herald.
If you can figure that out, answer
the sister, question: What would
the lawyers do without tlio coun
try?; .
Valley .Democrats have started
to chortlu. The cause of their
chortling is. a secrpt, burled deep
In thulr bosoms. The , opening
chortle was rendered yesterday by
Joseph Hrown and J. Frank Wort
tnun, who cumo from JMioenix for
the ordeal. Before and after the
chortles, they spoke disparagingly
of the Kcpublican party, collective
ly and Individually, and ran when
thoy saw Bert Anderson coming.
THE BAl'KHANDKD HhtW
(Ilermlhlou Herald)
M rs. Charles Taylor was
down town Tuesday morning
showing everyone pictures of
her family. The Scotch terrier
pups are very good looking.
Tho tidy janitor stepped on a
cigarette ferociously, as he slyly
did what ull tobucco chowers do.
Tho smiling face of Trove Lutns
den is behind the bars of tho Juck
Co. bank. The flics of this paper,
show that 1 5 years ago he was
vice-president of tho Grizzly Hik
ing club, an organization devoted
'to the quaint and ancient custom
of walking long distances on tlie
'Habbuth. Ho was quite a pedes
itriaii In those days, but bus walked
himself out, though retaining the
'Implements vital to putting one
foot in front of the other. On the
other hand, It Is mi longer the
height of .social diTillshivesH to
conquer Hoxy Ann, for. the benefit
,of Corsey Kldd.
Strawberry shortenko Is now In
, tho midst of citizens fort unit le
enough to be able to eat regularly
The delicacy can ho made with or
without strawberries, generally the
former. This is tho Belgian
atrocity typo of strawberry short
cake, and is composed of n bun,
3 days old. split down the middle
and floating In blood colored
water, "It Is surmounted hy an
application of whipped cream,
that was licked before It started.
Atop the same Is a luscious look
ing hi r wherry, which either
shrinks, or disappears, In, the
interim required by tho attendant
to turn his, or ber, back and place
the purchase heforo tho diner, fob.
The other kind of strawberry
shortenko Is tho kind used hy C.
iHtrang, the pioneer pllllst. who de
vours nine helpings nt n setting,
and Is at a loss to Imagine what
.ulls him.
M il K It K A H I 1 1 K 1 1 K A S !
The witness, being duly sworn
did affirm, assert, testify und de
clare, without mental reservation
and neither Impelled, persuaded,
coaxed, cajoled, bribed, begged,
besought, urged, pressed or In any
way whatsoever importuned by
another, but of his own free will,
unrestricted, unobstructed, clear
Independent, unchecked, unfet
tered, unhindered, untrammeled
nnd undisturbed:
... To wit, that he was tho posses
eor, owner, master und keeper of a
dog, and hereinafter when the
iittine of dog shall appear it shall
.be construed, interpreted, defined
and accepted as meaning neither
a cat, bear, pig. elk, pony, mule.
civet, deer, squirrel, lynx, wolf.
fox, Hon, cow, horse or other four
footed beast; neither fowl, fish nor
Insect nor other living creature,
nor such creature ns may have
lived In a past nge, nor such as It
may be conceived will live in i(T)es
to come, but ns a plain dog, which
Is to sny n fourfooted, carnivorous,
domesticated mammal of the fam
ily cants, (Baltimore Hun.)
MEDFORD AGAIN REVEALS ITS GREATEST1 ASSET
w
JI.AT co-operative organization, intelligently conducted,!
ciiii do for the fruit growers of the valley, in ;;ni(liieully
demonstrated In- tlie recent annual report ot the local traffic
O . .
association.
Here is an organization, started in a small, informal way,
which has crown to lie not only one of the most successful and
representative croups in the liusincss; 'lint from the standpoint
of Miliars and cents, a sensational money maker.
THIS ,'inn:il report shows that in the matter of securing
freight reductions, local growers have saved the huge sum
of approximately a piar'T of a million dollars.
Export rates have been reduced from VI' to Wi cents per
hundredweight ; the rate to Portland has been reduced from
Wi to 3D cents; the rate to South American parts from $1.872
to .$u;o.
As a penny saved i a penny earned, here arc hundreds of
thousands of dollars, placed in the pockets of local growers, by
the efforts 'ol this comparatively small, but highly efficient,
association.
ni,T the association has not confined itself to rate reductions
alone. Jt has been an effective force in seeuriii? needed re
forms and improvements in methods of distribution and inurkct
iiij,'. It helped to put 'through the Medl'ord trade name on the
fruit box, making the name "'.Medford" known to tho trade and
syiiononyinous with high quality fruit, it supported the matter,
of pear recipes on the fruit wrappers, it was influential in se
curing the publication of the Jackson County fruit booklet, and
if its effort to secure a parity with California on the weight of
boxes is successful, it will put in the growers' pockets another
$35,000 a year. ; '
''
K T present it is actively engaged'iu a solution of the chemical
spray patent problem. For this splendid work the officers
have not asked or received a cent of remuneration. They have
given freely of their time, and efforts, with only one aim in
view, the betterment of the industry as a whole.
IT is certainly a fine and inspiring example of what co-opera-
live. organization, applied to a system of competitive selling,
can accomplish. Not only the members of the organization and
the fruit industry as a whole, but every business man in the
valley, owes a debt of gratitude to the officers of the traffic
association, who have added so materially to the prosperity of
the fruit industry, and as an inevitable result to the prosperity
of the community in which they live.
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, M. D.
ALL TOGETHER CLEAN UP!
TTtTK are u-lml to put in a word for 1 li o eloiin-up em upturn to
' to (jhitK'iI on in the valley this week.
In a short time now' tho hiiiiiiiict tourist travel will start.
Medford and Jackson County will he open For inspection to
thousands of visitors, many of whom huve never seen this part
of Oregon heforo.
For these tourisls first impressions will he important im
pressions, for many KINAIj impressions. Sow is the time to
see that these impressions truly represent the sort of com
munity we have, and of which we arc iiio justly proud.
; '-
TPIN CANS and dead eats along the highway, rotting hoards
and uncut weeds in vacant lots, tumhliug shacks, uupainted
barns and broken fences, disfiguring the landscape, will cer
tainly not give the observing visitor the desirable or tlie true
impression,
Wu have here not only one of the most beautiful, but one of
the most progressive und wide-awake, sections of the entire
state.
Appearances, either with the individual or a community, are
not everything but thoy are important. Thoy arc PARTICI'
larly important (Hiring the tourist season. For tourists do not
eomo to study us Out ; they come to give us the "mice over,'
look about, and then go on to broadcast their impressions, to
various parts of the outside world.
OO lot's clean up, clear up, and put our house in order. Kvery.
one recalls that ancient adage, 4Jf each before his own door
swept, tho village would be clean." Well, that 's tho idea at the
present time., It isn't a job for tho police or exclusively for
service or garden clubs, it 's a job for KVKliY MAN, WOMAN
AND CII.IM) IN TUK VALlKV.
So, as Silas remarked to old Dobbin, 'Oitty-ap! Commence!"
hot's put over this clean-up week with a bang, and show the
world this not only IS "a groat country, " but LOOKS like one!
The filling station boys now do everything except look to sei
it your hair needs another coat of grease.
The school bus is a good ident( but if tlie kids can't walk
seven miles in the rain and snow,. what will thoy brag about in
'their old aget ' '
Blicned Ifttm pertaining In personal toaltli ami hyclene, not to dbeaae, diaxnosla r treatment
Rill be answered by Or. Brady If a stamped telr addressed eriielope Ji enclosed. Letters should be
brief and urltten in Ink. Oving to tlie targe number of letter) received only a few can be answered
bere. No reply ran be made to Queries iwt confirming to instruction!. Addrea Pr, William Brady
In care of Tlie Mall Tribune.
TUB MEIMOAfj OLIGARCHY AND THIS JUCOSTOKICKNKSS
Seldom do I agreo or disagree!
with ho distinguished a colleague
in publicity as Dr. Wm.-Mayo,. but
circumstances constrain mo to pro-j
claim that he said something whenj
he told the Amer
ican ConreHs of
Hurpeons that tho
hospitals in this
country are too
much given to J
putting on th.'j
Ititz. These were j
not Dr. Mayo'n i
words, but I lve
the gist of his re-'
marks. One other
observation tho distinguished pub
licist sot off his figuratively hairy
chest at the same time or at least
recently I de.dro to applaud again.
He told the big operators that a
hospital training course of two
years is sufficient to make good
nurses.
Last time I stirred up this im
portant question of the hlcostosick
ness in the U. S. A. I mud a slight
error which I now wish to correct.
I said I thought so well of the two
year nurses that I had married one
and t'd marry several or more of
her If it were permissible under the
rules. My first wife has been
threatening to write to the papers
about It, and claims she can prove
she was a three-year nurse. For
tunately I hit on a solution of tho
difficulty I have assured the lady
that she wax just as good as any
two-year nurse I ever watched
work. Aly present wife approves
of this she says I ought to bo
kind to" the girl who married mo
when I was tho greenest young
doctor with perhaps the poorest
prospects In seven counties.
Tho highbrow hospitals, whero
they have all the fancy dewdagK
and luxuries, haven't any answer
to the charge that they rob the
student nur.se of a full year of
trained service when they keep her
tho third year in training and pay
her loss than the salary or wage
of x self-respecting chambermaid
for It. Their only argument in re
buttal is that tho public demands
highly .educated nurses, now, and
they Imply without saying so. that
lowbrow doctors like Dr. Mayo and
myself fall to appreciate tho subtlo
different o between the nurse who
ha.s had two years of training nnd
the nurse who has had three years
of It. Speaking only for myself.
I don't believe there is any actual
difference; maybe the victim of
the three-year trick wears a sadder
sickroom expression, for she must
think often of the good year of
expert nursing - service she h.rg
given tho hospital for nothing
Probably a nurse's productive life
Is 20 years. One year Is five pen
cent of her career. If she Is lucky;
It is a shame to steal It from he,
just to make it possible for the
highfaluthV hospital to cater o
the bootlegger and racketeer de
mand. A spokesman for the American
College of 'Surgeons assertH that
many patient insist on the. best
room In the hospital, even insist
on a private bath room which they
cannot use, and that hospital .at
tendants spend much time in try
ing to convince these choosy crit
ical patrons that a special nurse
is not necessary, that tho regular
nursing staff can give the paflent
every necessary attention, but the
newly rich brusquely demand all
the trimmings and whr.t can the
poor hospital managers do? Thus
the Class A hospital, approved and
virtually dominated by the Amer
ican College of Wurgoons, becomes
a sort of playing field where people-
with plenty of jack not only
keep up with the .lonses but mak'j
the .louses take their dust. All
this, of course, maken the going
bad for tlie piker middle class.
The middle class has one way of
opposing the growth of this evil
Hospitals have either "closed staff
or "open staff": an open staff ho-
pitjil is available to every repu.
able physician. People should
support the open hospitals and
leave 1 lie "closed staff" institu
tion to tho snobs.
Ql'KNTIOXS AM) AXNWKKK
A Seedy Subject.
Pome friends of mine regularly
pay Hf cents for perhaps five
ounces of seeds, put up in a
fancy package. I tell them flax
seeds at a shilling or so per pound
are quite as satisfactory for the
purpose of breaking the physic
habit, but they can't believe H.
Please say something about this
in yuur column. N. AV. K.
Answer. Ho-hum! I've said
it so many time that the humble
flaxseeds are quite as effective and
desirable for the purpose as any
poor imitation ot flaxseeds im
ported from a romantic place. But
people like to have the pretty la
bels 'n' everything.
Ultraviolet Jtnys.
"Wo all know the value ot sun
shine, but are so-called sun lamns
beneficial in cases of as the
company claims? C. J. F.
Answer. There are lamps on
the market that deliver a- fair
amount of the desirable ultraviolet
rays, though none that deliver the
proportion of 'these rays that you
get in sunlight itself. I should not
advise tho purchase or use. of an
ultraviolet apparatus except under
the direction of the physjclan, ani
your doctor will recommend the
most economical and efficient lamp
If it Is desirable to have one in
your home.
Tapeworm.
Would It be possible for you to
send me information about the Pai
leterln treatment for tapeworm,
what it consists of, etc. A. GJ.
'Answer. A medicine called
pelletlerine, obtained from pome
granate bark, has been used as a
vermifuge but is much too poison
ous and dangerous for a hfyman to
use. In fact, I advise you never
to attempt to treat yourself or an
other for any such intestinal para
sitic Infestation. It is dangerous
business and the personal super
vision of a physician is essential
not only for safety but for success.
I urge mothers and grandmothers
particularly to spare their own or
other children any and all alleged
worm medicines, unless these arc
employed under strict medical in
structions. (Copyright John F. Dllle Co.)
MATT; TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE;
v
Quill Points
It Covernment can buck tho
wheat market, why can't it outbid
the rum runners for the loyalty of
dry agents.?
Why does it take, a medical stu
dent four years to learn how to
say: "Very serious; see a spec
ialist; $10 please."
The reason a writer thinks peo
ple aro dumb is because they never
trouble to write him until they
have a grievance.
Well, when the world quits-llft-fng
Its hat to money It will no
longer be an accessory ;to , tho
schemes of money-getters. . '
"(icntleinen aro linrit." So
Is home brew. In a sense. But
a llltlr too much or this or
that makes a mos of 11.
The weakness in a straw ballot
is that it doesn't urge the great
American conscience to save the
neighbors.
The price you pay for the right
stocks' doesn't matter. Nohfody
ever got poor by ganging with the
fellows who own the country.
Karly census figures indicate
there nro 2,000,000 inhabitants who
can't speak English, not counting
those who say: "Thassa lotta boloney."
Americanism: Fad - following
parents shouting encouragement
while a .social -service worker
chases n poor kid that still has
tonsils. '
The tariff to protect manufac
turers gets higher; the rural pop
ulation dwindles. If you rob the
bees too often, thev starve.
You can't expect much In a land
that elects officials who promise
lower taxes and more free servic;.
if yon must say college arc
vcorthlcrts. ahvfatys explain
whether it's pique or an alibi.
AC BOSS t
Article of food
Employ
Dramruer'f
neraftaltles I
Oofi up
Sun 1
V'KPtai)io v
exudation
Symbol for
niirer
Clilvf god of
Mem phi a
Jleloiiclnir. to
the laity
y.yt: Scotch
Contended
'Jteval resi
dence l.artre woody
plants
DlKf urnmber
Kieamshlp
routes i
Metrle land
measure
Acid (rait
.Pronoun
Kxreot
UroiT drowsy
Closely allied
(Mmldean city
tnidermlne
Kxisted '
Oil: KOfflx
.Kind of turtle
L'so needle
and thread
Arid
Oreek letter
Less dangerous
Jepart
Mnkes thread
ftervons
twitching
Solution of Yesterday! Puzzle
LflPjAjiiLnC
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R A Sjtl MlJAT E
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t tvie IsiJwlEtiTlUptElNil-r
60. Sea eaglei
ta. Smaller
65. Delay pnnlsh
ment
67. Short for a
mun' 8 ii&nio
63. Kind of duck
7M. Voa I ore
71. ilnbylonlan
deity
33.. Marked Uie
date on
74. Devoured
76. Open
rtS. slighting re
mnrkfl
79. JHrlno being
bU. HoyoBcs
DOWN
1. Region
2. M'verity
3. Has being
4. oiitlimeiit
it ark In the
liockles
6. snorted to a
sent
7. 'thus
8. Addition to a
building
9. II curing of a
legal ruse
10. KpscncR front
- being desert
11. Like .
12. Portion
is. Largo knives
10. Near
gl. .Sens agencji
ahbr.
21. Anlniul food
S.1. fndlstlnrt
97. Architect oral
3ft. Amende onl .
null
S3, One I m
easy gall
St.ftoro rrrrJL
Stt. Tublle eoiM
veyanro
37. Vase
35. Woolly sur
face of riot!
-10. Uncooked
41. And not
42. English cathe
dral city
41. Uiiimirrleil
Oromail
4S.".enus nf the
honeybee
49. Hot p nt
it). Withdrew
fil. Finished
.S4. Kvergrcen trei
Mourn
it, winter ve
hicles 67. tfoot attach
ment SS. Sows
on. Mistake
61. Turn Inside
out
02. chn1r
64. Sun god
66. Parent
6. Fall behind
73. French uro
noun ,
7ft. Toward
77. Plural ending
. X 3l U S &b'Yf 3 ( ? " 2 3
11 7Z ;
77 Tip ") 7 21 .' 22
Llli 1 l:iL
A 57 Z .., 31 4 41 4?
47 T W " 3S TJ 3v
st.S ... .. 'Si'SS t 00 . &t i2
. L ! 'Jfc ,, LIE
I I I I IAJ ! I i 1 I I I
on the Idea that 00,000 more
aliens each year can serve America
by helping the natives howl for
jobs.
Since Texas bankers offer $5000
for dead bank robbers, a bank
robber is any poor . sup drunk
enough to stand in front of a bank
while you shoot him. .
Of course knocks are more com
mon than praise. The grocer who
gives you good eggs doesn't de
serve praise; that's what you pay
for.
Then, too, the census report of
those who can't speak Knglish may
include those who say: "Da da"
meaning "Daddy" or "Mother"
or "Come on with that bottle."
Correct this sentence: "Kv?n
though the prisons are overflow
ing," said the government man.
"we must keep on convicting of
fenders or else In fairness liberate
the others." - - .
)
The Immigration policy Is based
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from page one)
(Continued from Page One)
MUTT AND JEFF A Kiss in the Park
have that word KNOl'dll enn
spiiMious in j-oiii voi-aluilarv.
Sonic AVnll Street mourners
know that.
f
You muy have seen the stnlue ol'
Lavoisier, behind the Mr Madeline
church, near the flower market in
Paris. France will (jive this statue
a thorough spring cleanins this
year, so that hfs name will he red
by tourists to whom his name will
mean nothing.
lie was one of the world's great
est nliysiclslts and chemists, an
able astronomer, and a really great
philosopher.
The French revolution chopped
off his head, because be was faith
ful to his king, Louis Sixteenth.
The French republic honors him.
and so it goes.
(!rent men that have built up
science, civilization and human
knowledge Mire nsjlttle known ns
the great trees that dropped in the
forests ages ago.
There is a great deal of action
in modern killings, now so frequent
that it Is hardly worth while writ
ing about them. Near Chicago,
Chief Mitchell, of the La Grange
police, sitting with two other po
licemen in a lonely spot, was won
dering why a machine ahead stop
ped hy the road and put 'out its
lights.
Investigating, he saw a man, his
hands and feet tied, sitting against
a tree, begging: "Olvo me a break."
The reply was: "I'll break your
head," and one of the gang struck
the victim over tlie head with a pis
tol butt.
There was a rope around the
man's neck, thrown over the limb
of a tree. It was to be a hanging.
M
Three policemen, with three
flashlights, yelled: "Put your hands
up!," ami, having the drop, they
were obeyed. .
Two of the Intended murderers
l ad beeu in jail and were paroled.
There is a little too much paroling.
The victim. Holmes, a wood car-
ver, had met a woman belonging
to one of the gang, wanted to mar
ry her and "make an honest woman
of her."
Tho gang wanted to make
corpses of both.
If you saw that In a dime novel,
you'd say: "Impossible nonsense."
llcwnll American 1'iirclui.se
English lovers of antiques are
bewailing the loss of the Saffron
Waldcn mazer bowl, which has
been purchased by an American.
They say that only about 50 of
: tlnse Interesting relics of the Mid
Idle Arcs arc known to exist. Turn
i el out of blocks of bird's-eye
maple they were prized ns objects
(of beauty in their own time nnd
tor tnat reason aro coveted today.
Xcw Kjegluss Touches Eye.
Consisting of a thin lens, which
Is worn In direct contact with the
eyeball and kept in place by the
"i'i,lr nu lower eyelids, a ne-.v
Kind of eyeglass his appeared in
Kiel, Oermnny. It was perfected
by a Kiel professor, and Is prac
tically Imperceptible.
Do Yon Remember?
icrom mes or mo Mail Trihii
TKS YEUtS A(in .,v)nr
Kay 6, IHii.
Milk campaign underway '
Steps underway for oiKanla,,
of Wuman's Auxiliary t0 A'
Legion. Amtril.
The Farm Bureau moves u ,
ry warehouse oirOoitii Fir
April wegfier normal, lv.,1, .
deficiency for season of 5.40
Chamber of Commerce urM
enlarge free auto camp BrJ
before the tourist rush.
Audit of county books by E
Wilson shows county . 1
good shiJfie. -
.
.Portland drummer driven
- "i,m in '
TWENTY YEAHS AfiO TODAY
(From files ot too Mall Trlbun.
Mav n. lain unt
City pVohibits bicycle rldl.
..!,1,,r.,lt.a no t " -!
I-.fg a nuisance."
Miss Inez Hoyt and Verne W
Dyke plight troth. Both are i,
kTiown local young people.
.Tames J. Hill admits ownrt
of P. & B. railroad, and that '
tension Is planned to Bcm,
Aviation meet to be held
for benefit of Crater Lake r
fund. Taul Ely will be the "m,.
bird."
Louis Ulrlcb named treasurer!
Jacksonville Commercial club.
Drive opens to enumerate-i
citizen..
Edward VII, King of Engja
near death. '
SundqW
STOaiES
MEETING MINUTE
By Mary Graham Bonntr
The Little Minutes were pljfe
working, scampering rushing a.
and coming back.
As one would draw near tk
Little Black On
would say:
"Minute, I
you to meet Job
und Pegey;1
The Minute be
gan to speu
and each Hun
spoke the tut
way. "
. " 0 n 6, t w
three, four, 1m
sis, seven, (lu
ll inc. ten."
Minute said.
he had couotei
i up to sixty.
" He's coMk
the seconds," sold the Little Blnl
Clock. "He wantir you to tow
that sixty of these seconds nub
him what be Is."
Peggy tried to say Bometlii
John trfed to say something Pt
neither of them could think ot'
thing to say. A minute 'not
such a little bit of a time In rttt
to say something to a Minute.
And yet the Minute alwayi
the time to count sixty before
Ing off. !-
.Betore cither John or PW
could say anything the Mint
would dash away and o
Minute would come up and Uk
his nlace.
"You see," explained 'thelM
Dlack Clock, "when you leo m
rusn oft you may Know inarn";
Hnin In H,n I Imf.niovine W
for that Minute to ho on tlitty." J
John and Peggy finally nw.j
to say quite a little hit w
Mlnuln as It came un to sprit
And nrter a time us they I"'""
to the Minutes nnd did nol
dor what they would say, hut rr
ed a little while with each ok'
he came along, and Ihen with
next Minute that folloen -
They were so happy lo h"
the little playmates of me w
Tomorrow "Springs' Prtl'
Bilingual Broadcasting
Announcehients will be
English and Spanish at "
radio broadcasting station
nosa, which will be the U'P
Mexico. The hjllngual plan
tended to reach audiences li -United
States as well as In "
America. Studios will , m"
talncd in ; six' cities nf the
CJrande valley. ss5
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