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PA'GE POUR MEDFOftT) MAIL TRTBUXE, MEDFOT?D, QTtEfiOX. FRIDAY. yTOYEfBER 20, 1936: WHAT A "BREAK" FOR AH EGG! Ut tgM. tiwr .-, ,;aaTt a rTrssMasalJa1siiia' aA , With the recent discovery by ad en lists that eggs help ward off colds and build general health, Hollywood stars are eating them more than ever before Here ) Mlsa Eralvn Knapp, well known motion picture star preparing her own favorite reclpe-eoddled eggs .Miss Knapp, who recently received glowing notices for her work in "Bulldog Edition," declares that eggs are an essential part of her dally diet because of their health value. Dietitians ssy everyone should eat more eggs because of their important vitamin and mineral content. IS Tl OF CUT FLOWERS HONOLULU (VP) The century old problem of how to maks cut flowers last the longest posslblo time Is being solved In the research lab oratories of the Hawaiian ' Sugar Planters' association here. The new method just developed consists of adding a few drops of sulphurous acid to the water In which the flowers are kept. It will prolong the freshness of some large stemmed varieties up to four and lire days, teats disclosed. Results aro declared to exceed greatly those obtained by the use of warm water and aspirin. The formula as concocted by the research laboratory provides for two ordinary slued eye-droppers full of tho sold to each pint of water for , large flowers like hydrangeas, chrys anthemums, lilies and gladlolas, or one eye dropper full to the pint for mall blooms having tender, delicate eutrta. The cost Is about one-half a cent to a pint of water. Flower -lovers, however, are urged to be oaroful to get sulphurous acid and not sulphuric acid, aa the latter Is deadly to plants. The laboratory experiment have demonstrated that the more mark ed eftects are obtained with large atemmed plants, presumably because they have a larger amount of nat ural reserve vitality on which the formula can react than In the case of atnaller flowers. Hydrangeas were kept four to five days longer with the solution than with ordinary water. Flowers bloom ing for only one day In the garden were not benefitted by the solution, but blooms which stay on growing plants a lorwer time, usually fading quickly when cut, were prolonged successfully. Chief credit for the discovery goes to Dr. U. K. Das of Hawaiian Sugar Planters' association chemists. Ho found that a six percent solution of sulphurous acid proved the Ideal mix ture to koop down bacterial action which usually causes flowers to die. Only gloss or porcelain vases can be used aa tho solution harms silver or other metals. The acid glvee the flowers a great thirst, causing them to consume five times moro water. Dr. Das developed the solution In attempting to find a method of keeping alive sugar cane tassels dur ing the "breeding1 period. He found the experiment worked not only with cane but garden flowers aa well. Mellon Subscribes $125,000 To Chest PITTSnUROH, Nov. JO. An drew w, Mellon gave the Pittsburgh community fund today 1139,000, a sum csmpalgn lesders declared they be lleved to he the largest dousted by any ludlvldusi to a community chest this year In the United States. The former secretary of the tress, ury gave the same amount last year and HI B 000 In 1P.14. PLAN IS SUCCESS MAjmVILLB, Cal. (UP)Tho first experiments In using planes Instosd or cowboys in rounding up wild horses have been mode in Nevada. The success would Indicate that the cowboy, at least for this phaoe of "Wild West" work, eoon may be come a thing of the past unless be learns to pilot a piano aa skillfully so ne aoes nis none. The first ex porlment at rounding up wild horses oy piano wsa made with Louis Vro men of the local aviation sorvlce at the controls. oy swooping oown low over bunches of horses grazing on ranges so extensive that ordinarily a rcore of cowboys would have been neces sary to round them up, Vremaak was sole gradually to atampedo them. Once the entire mass was moving it was then cssy to run them Into a natural corral In a Nevada canyon, where cowboys afoot were waiting to brush them behind gates and close them In corrals, The euporlorlty of aviation for thla purpose over the old-time roundup by cowboys Is declared to lie In several facts. In tho first plsce, only a single filer la necessary to handle a Job that would require a doscn or more cowboys. In the second place, the airplane haa a stamina which la not possessed by the pony of the plains, which In turn is not sufficient to meet the stamina of wild horses. The latter olten break Into terrific stampedes that carry a herd for 30 miles. The cowboy's horse ta unable to m.itch this endurance. The plane, on tho other hand, la able to outapeed the swiftest wild horses and guide a stampede Into the desired direction. While aviation la used for dusting crops and for sowing seeds over vast expanses of land, still one more use la to be mado of It. and for which planes of tho necessary sire are be ing constructed in southern Cali fornia. Thla la for ferllllwitlon pur poses, A plone Is being built with s capacity for carrying 3,000 tons of fertillrer. It will be able to do In an hour or two the work of fertilizing lands which would require daya by the use of horses and wagons or even tractors. Use Mall Tribune want ads "aVt.4.a"T u X .li' mtm an. W 'a J? m 1 ; . v iiy Ian 0 yflvor nts villi Schilling "...UrTTVR MAKF. It two hexes of Shredrle.1 Wheat. Th.y dis appear like magic In a house full of youngsters!" Yes-stl'l it's wonderful for them, he rauseShreil.ledWhcatis lOO'o whole whcstl Sonajoitilsf TO ERECT SHAFT AT BIRTH PLACE CREMONA, Italy. (UP) The sec ond centenary of the death of An tonio Stradivari, falling due In 1937, will b commemorated hero with tho erection of a monument in honor of the Immortal maker of string In strument, particularly violins, which bear bis name and are now worth fabulous sums. The commemoration will be ac companied by other kindred mani festations. , . .. The monument will rise by Initi ative of the citizens of Cremona. Stradivari's birthplace. The trlgtnal plan, dating back as far as 1014 and then abandoned because of vlciwl- tudes, was to erect the memorial In occasion of the second centenary of Stradivari's birthday If latter's date had been established with exactness within a reasonable time. But"stnc4 biographers' researches In the city's archives and records to this effect had proved fruitless, It was decided to honor him In connection with the centenary of his death. Another manifestation . which will take place with the major one, will consist of an exhibition of string In struments of the 16th and 17th cen turies, manufactured, besides Stradi vari, by none less famous makers lke Amatt and Ouarneri, the former Stradivari's master. Museums, private collectors, violin players In possession of stradlvarls all over the world, and the city of Cremona, will contribute exhibits for this show. A fair of modern stringed instru ments by Italian manufacturers will be held simultaneously with the ex hibition. It is planned to make the fair annual thereafter, so that Cre mona again will become the empo rium of this production as It was In the past, A third manifestation will consist of a series -of open air concerts, In which compositions of the 17th cen tury will be played. Violins, violas, 'cellos and contrabasses by old mas ters, which will form the exhibits of the exposition, will be played by cele brated artists. A number of these, both from Europe and the United States, have already announced their Intention of playing In these con certs, offering their, fees to the fund for the erection of a monument to Claud io Monteverdi, another demon ese. This monument will honor the creater of the modern melodrama, and consequently of the early orches tras, in which string Instruments had a leading part. Attorney Dies. LOS ANGELES, Call., Nov. 30. (AP) Arthur Rose Smiley, attorney who formerly practiced in Portland, Ore., and New York, died here yester day of heart disease. Smiley, M, specialized in petroleum litigation. . - Use Mall Tribune want ads. 11 All Prices Effective Saturday, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, Nov. 21, 23, 24, 25 r Enjuy the freshness of our quality produce V . as the morning dew. Cranberries . Coos Bay McFarlins. 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