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" ' 'Acmt Telephotoi GOODBYE 111 custody of Missouri Paroli Board officer James Parmer (left), Roland Ylnger :urns to wave goodbye to his wife, Vergie. who holds their "Mid-Century Twins" one borne before the New Year, the other after 1950 was rung in. This heart-rending scene took place outside a New York Superior Court where Ylnger aoan doned his fight against extradition to Missouri as a parole violator. iiii.iiiiMtiiitin.tM) On the Side"8' v Du''n (Distributee b Klnj torui. Syndicate, lac.) The best ot remedies U a beefsteak Against seasickness, try It, llr, before You sneer, and 1 assure you this Is true For I have found It answers. So may you. Byron (Everybody has a favorite remedy for seasickness, what's yours? I understand there are some recently originated pills that are good. Incidentally, I knew a ship captain who sailed lhe seas for thirty-five years and got sick on every trip). It was Shenstone who said: "There is a quality in which no woman in the world can compete with the French woman. It is the power of intellectual irritation. She will draw wit out of a fool" . . . Nearly all the streets in the Williamsburg section of Brook lyn are named after signers of the Declaration of Independence. The Williamsburg section is the birthplace of Danny Kaye and is also the locale of Betty Smith's novel, "A Tree Grows In Brook lyn." Please Note Riggs Restaurant In New York City has been open day and night for forty years. So states a New Yorker who asks: "Can Califor nia top this?" California can, and how! The Saddlerock Restaurant in Sacramento has been open continuously day and night for over one hundred years. Since 1849! Dogs Again How about dogs named after people? This is the interesting question brought up by an Okla homa City subscriber, a neighbor of the animal's owner. One day, "Mr. Scribner," (the dog) an Airedale, bit Mr. Scribner, the man. "That," she says, "was one time a dog biting a man was news." This same subscriber says she knows of a goldfish named "Eleanor Roosevelt," a goat named "Bernard Shaw," a pig eon named "Bing Crosby," and a jackass named "John L. Lewis." Sidelights Princess Aly Khan (Rita Hay worth) dropped into Jacque Falh's Paris dressmaking estab lishment recently and purchased twenty-seven gowns, each one costing $450 ... In Las Vegas, Nev., there is a feminine nurse named Johnny Pederson. She has a sister, also in Las Vegas, whose first name is James. Seems tneir father, a North Carolina minister, greatly wanted a son. However, his wife gave birth to nine daughters. So they gave all the girls first names usually used for boys. ' Asking Questions from clients: I claim there are no women buried in Westminster Abbey. Do I win the stogie. A. You lose, sir. 'Aphia Behn, an author, is buried in Westminster Abbey. However she is the only woman buried there. Look up the life story of Aphia. I think you will find it interesting. Q. YoJr Mules 4c Men experts promised to tell what kind of husband profession alballplayers make, but never did. How about it? A. Profes sional ballplayers make difficult husbands and can only be suc cessfully handled by patient, highly intelligent, diplomatic women of strong character. The only time life in a professional ballplayer's home is really calm is when he is hitting well or in A doubl'dutv mors thrtt mnlrt rfirfv work flnn nnA &k easy the built-in squeegee handt never touch water. HUBBARD BROS. Inc. MAIN AT RIVERSIDE itiilHiiiimiliiiiiMi,,, itiiiMtlimmmiiiiimitmin the off-season after a good steak dinner. Briefly Says Christian Dior, origina tor of the "New Look : "The 1950 middle of the century belle will be casual, daring and boyish like the heroines of the silent movies. No hips, no bosom and a close-cropped hurricane haircut" . . . Am asked if I am familiar with a song titled, "A Little of What You Fancy Does You Good." This is an old English music hall song. Believe it was introduced by either Lottie Gil- son or Mane Lloyd. Healed Argument Esther Williams appearance in "Neptune's Daughter" recalls that Annette Kellerman appear ed in the original film version of this story. This was directed by Herbert Brenon. It was either this picture or another Keller- man film which resulted in a terrific argument between the producer, William Fox, and the director, Brenon, as to the high cost of the production. During this argument Fox is reported to have thrown a chair at Bren on. Guess he was really annoyed Argument Nearly . Costs Four Lives Aspen, Colo., Mar. 20 (U.R) A friendly argument almost cost four ski experts their lives. The discussion, about whether skis were better than snowshoos for covering distance, led the four to actually try the experi ment. Dave Schultz and Glen Songer strapped on their skis, and Mike Layton and Dick Krusc put on snow shoes and the quartet let. Gunnison, Colo.. Friday. AH four became bogged down Saturday morning when the worst blizzard of the winter set in above timberline. Schultz and Songer switched to snowshoes but the going was still tough. Hungry, cold, and near ex haustion from their 48 hours in the blizzard, the four reached Aspen yesterday. But because of the unusual turn in the weather, they felt that their ar gument still hadn't been settled Dead line on Classified Ads: 6:30 p.m for following day; 10 a.m Mon day noon Saturday for Sunday ajn MEDFORD RUG FACTORY offers EXPERT RUG and Furniture Cleaning In the Home or it Our Plant Sewing - Binding Laying Also Beautiful Rugs from Old Rugs and Clothing Pick-up and Delivery Mfdford'i Only Complete Rue Service 511 Mary St. Phone 3-2539 r.iopmriG wipet bone dry. Your PHONE 2-6189 Sex Fiend Hunted For Slaying Of Young Baby Sitter Columbia. Mo.. Mar. 20 U.R A sex fiend who raped and strangled a pretty teen-aged baby sitter eluded police today in this Missouri college town. Boone county Prosecutor Carl Sapp said officers had rounded up all known sex offenders for questioning in the cold-blooded murder of brown-haired Janett Christman in a "terrific strug gle" Saturday night. Others Molested Sapp said the killer may have been the same assailant who tried to molest young baby sit ters in Columbia twice during the past two months. Janett, who would have ob served her 13th birthday tomor row, was attacked and strangled with an electrical cord while she was baby-sitting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Romach, who were attending a bridge party. The killer did n- molest little Gregory Romach, 2V4, who was found asleep in his crib. Check Made "We have made a clean check of the house and area and believe we have some good fingerprint and hair samples, but won't know how good they are until they have been gone over In the highway patrol laboratory," Sapp Hitchhiker Hunted In Autoist's Death Mesa, Ariz., Mar. 20 (U.R) Law enforcement officers throughout central Arizona were pressed into a search today for a hitchhiker who fatally wound ed a motorist identified as Gus- tave A. Beaseau, 36, of Boise, Ida. The victim died en route to a Mesa hospital soon after he drove his blood-spattered auto mobile into a motor court eight miles east of here about mid night. Marshall Church, motel opera tor, quoted Beaseau as saying he had been shot by one of two young hitchhikers he had picked up. Officers said they believed trie victim was a photographer or camera salesman. "My poor wife and child. T am dying," the victim gasped as he opened the door of his car and fell to the ground. Church said he then added, "Let this be a les son to you. Don't ever pick up anyone on the highway. Woodland, Wash., Mar. 20 (U.R) Smelt were running in both the Cowlitz and Lewis riv ers in southwestern Washington today. Hollywood, Mar. 20 (U.R) Film Star Jeanne Crain has been named the best actress of the year by the National Gaelic Ath letic association. pw"-" FAMOUS SPORTSCASTER Hit BLOW BY BLOW, pi if by play coverage of the biff time sporting clasitct from coast to coast has a follow ing that runs into the mil lions. Broadcasting from the ma (or bowls, ball parks, and ringiides. Bill Sterns voice gets a real workout the rear round. Not one single case of throat irritation due to IN SURAHCt SALES. MAM V totem Rior dan: "I contact a lot of prospects. Mf voica is important to mj livelihood. That's why Camel Is mf cigarette. Camels agree with mr throat and they Mite great I" SO td y p tlf j .: A (Acme Telephotoi OUTSTANDING AMATEUR ATHLETE Skating star Dick Button (left) of Englewood, N. J., accepts the Sullivan Trophy from Albert Wheltle, president of the Amateur Athletic Union at the New York Athletic Club. Button won the awards the outstanding amateur athlete of -r49. Capisfrano Swallows Arrive On Schedule San Juan, Capistrano, Cal., Mar. 20 (U.R) The swallows of San Juan Capistrano didn't dis appoint the faithful. In huge flights, the swallows swarmed onto the San Juan Capistrano mission roof yester day to keep the 174-year-old legend that they always return on St. Joseph's day. According to the legend, the swallows first started coming here when Franciscans built the pioneer church in 1779. They landed on St. Jnsenh's day and flew south again on St. John's day, October 23. Ornithologists are dubious about the accuracy of the swal lows' arrival time. But yester day the birds started arriving at dawn with flights coming in ev ery two or three hours. Grants Pass Lawyer To Attend Hearing . Grants Pass Attorney Neil Al len left for Washington, D. C, by air from the Medford airport Saturday. He was called to the capital to attend a public hear ing of the congressional joint committee on atomic energy to day. Allen Is chairman of the Amer ican Legion's national civil de fense committee. Use Mall Tnoune Want Ada ft A. 1f NOTED THROAT SPECIALISTS REPORT ON 30-DAY TEST OF CAMEL SMOKERS . . . smoking A NOTE . MAKE f ' f trUt.iWO.MM fJl i 1&if-. 1 Elaine Lombard!! i 1" 111 ' i f W I "T.lkine to cut- I T7f r? II ( 1VI tomeri .11 d.r Isn't l '9Jl" M1 f' 111 ""'r "it on mr -ijt 9. r A C throw. That', why llV 14 E-rVVl M 1 m.de the 30 Day WT I V A g IMNft 'jr i?' T"'- 11 conlnci fjmji.yj N W, Srikjr m. Camels are the CVal'l I 'p ' I cinaretteth.tattree, I IT I ''D "t throatl" I Ruth Aberle's Father Drowns In Boat Upset Longview, Wash., Mar. 20 iU.R) Tragedy, which missed the Aberle family by a narrow mar gin three months ago, struck full force this week-end. The family of W. F. Aberle, 47, came to nationwide atten tion last December when his pretty daughter, Ruth, was lost for four days in the woods. Her knowledge of Girl scout lore saved her. Yesterday, Aberle drowned when the 26-foot Sea scout sail boat "Wanassey" dumped him and 17 boys and girls into the Columbia river. Dave Ammons, 19, also was feared drowned. Aberle slipped from the grasp of his 21-year-old son, Bill, who tried to pull him aboard the tug Bill owned and piloted. The tug, named "Ruth" for his plucky Girl scout sister, had been tow ing the Wanassey when a com bination ot rough water and stiff winds capsized the boat. The boat tipped over in water 40 feet deep. Dragging crews were searching today for the bodies of Aberle and Ammons. There was a remote possibility tliat the latter had swam to swore. Hollywood, Mar. 20 (U.R) Screen Actress Nancy Olson and Writer Allan Jay Lerner honey mooned today following their marriage here yesterday. to -to emfn . . R MEMBER YOUR THROAT I Monday, March 20, 19S0 Punishment Of Boys Who Stole Money Left To Parents Pittsburgh. Mar. 20 U.R The punishment of three Erie, Pa., boys who went on a week end spending spree with $9,100 taken from one of their families, was left today to the mercies of the irate parents. The boys were picked up here yesterday with $9,005 still in their possession, stuffed in an old sock and tied with a shoelace. They were turned over to their fathers along with 'about $100 worth of new clothes, wallets, playing cards, poker chips and a radio. No Action Planned Police said no action would be taken against them because of their youth. Punishment by the parents was postponed until the boys returned to Erie. Nicholas Palermo, 11, young est of the trio, took the money his father obtained from the sale of one of his two taverns and asked Paul Yoculan, 12, and Michael Manning, 13, to leave home with him last Fiday. "We were always getting heck because we played hookey from school a couple of times," Nicho las told police. Nicholas took the money from a hiding place in a dresser drawer. Overdoses Of Cold Remedies Serious Los Angeles, Mar. 20 U.R) A University of California at Los Angeles doctor says over doses of the new anti histamine cold remedies may cause serious illness and even death. Dr. Thomas J. Haley, chief of the division of pharmacology and toxicology of the UCLA atomic energy project, recom mended a doctor's prescription be required for anti-histamine remedies. Haley said relatively small amounts of the drugs might be fatal to small children. Icy Runway Blamed For Airplane Mishap Kansas City, Mo., Mar. 20 (U.R) An Icy runway was blamed today for a mishap in which a C-4M airplane carrying 52 pas sengers skidded through a fence and bent its propellers against a railroad embankment. The non-scheduled airliner, op erated by Air International, wound up against the embank ment bordering the east side of the Kansas City municipal air port. None of the crew or passen gers was injured. Us. Mall Tribune Want Ad. test , Yei, these were the finding, of noted throat specialist, after a total of 3,470 weekly examination, of the throat, of hundred, of men and women who (molted Cameli-and only Camel. -for 30 consecutive day,. AIRLINE DIIfAT. CMlft Edwud Her. man: "In mr lob, I have to think of mf throat, so I smoke a mild cigarette- Camel. They're lust right for my throee - and the finest tatting cigarette I ever smoked I" ill Australian Streets Dug Up For Gold Melbourne, Australia. Mar. 20 (U.R) Miners with picks and shovels tore up the main street of Wedderburn today in the gold rush started when a gro cery clerk found a $2,500 nugget last week. The grocery clerk, Albert o HOME APPLIANCE CO. o invites you to join the celebration I 3 (fo The original MILLIONTH 0-i CLOCK RADIO Nothing to buy, nothing to write) Just came In today far your official entry post card. We'll even mall It for youl Entries must be In before midnight, March 31, 1950. Join the fun! Help us celebrate the MILLIONTH G-E Clock-Radio Me world's most useful radio! Gives 7 amazing services at the price you'd pay for a radio alone! It's not only a fine-toned radio and a dependable G-E elec tric clock but also lulls you to sleep, wakes you to music, turns appliances on and off, reminds you of appointments automatically! Even tells time in the dark. See the new models today. Model SOS Rich rowwood plalrlc cabin.t. You Can Put Your Confidence in GENERAL ELECTRIC and the HOME APPLIANCE CO 115 E. MAIN naturally I have to think of my throat. The 30-day proved to me mild Camels are! I, tmM T Oft., WlMtw-tat), II. HEM'S THE TEST. Smoke Camels for 30 days. Compart them in yout "T Zone" (T for throat, T for taste). See if fou don't agree that Camels are the mildeit, besttait ing flgarettt you tver smoked. MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Smith, dug up the 70-ounce nug get in his yard and said he be lieved it was part of a vein of gold running under the town. Wedderburn is 120 miles north west of here. Residents started digging In yards and streets. Traffic on the town's main thoroughfare, Wil son avenue, was disrupted by miners digging there. Dead line on Classified Adli 5:30 p.m for following day; 10 a.m. Mon day, noon Saturday for Sunday a.m. Millionth MSM Jubilee! WIIK IND WITH FRIO WAkiNO A trip to Ntw York for yourself and companion J days at the Waldorf-Astoria A party with Fr.d Waring'. .nir ylvonlans A complete Spring wardrobe far the winner PHONE 2-4583 how MM6 "TiTa.. mm ma , 9
