Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 31, 1950, Image 15

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Newspaper Page TextV r RADIO PROGRAMS--FRIDAY Proarimi lifted balaw arm racalvael Tsjibunt mumai no rasDonslbiiitv axctat KVJC - mo ka KMEO e .00 Edwin C. Hill 6:15 Elmer Davis' 6 30 Sporu Whirl 6 45 McLaln'a On rua Scr. Dir. Plavhouse Scr. Dir. PlayhouM Jimmy Durante" Jimmy Durante " Modern Concert Hall Familiar Melodlaa Bill Stern Evening Melodlea 7:00 Glllelta FlKht 7:15 Gillette riaht 7:30 Gillette risht 7:45 Gilletta right 6 00 The Fat Man 8:15 The Fat Man 6:30 Your FBI Light Up Newa ol Proudly Proudly 8:45 Your FBI 9:00 Ozzie & Harriet :15 Oziie 4 Harriet 9:30 Claremont Hotel 0:45 Claremont Hotel Ufa of Riley Life of Riley The Song Shop Edgewater Beach Orch.' 10:00 Richfield Reporter" Sam Hayea 10:15 Clause Mystery Melody Halls of Ivy 10:30 Jimmy Wakley Halls of Ivy 10:45 Time To Dance Newa 11:00 Platter Party 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 11:45 Platter Party Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS SATU RDAY 6:00 RUe N' Shine Musical Roundup 6:15 Rise N" Shine Musical Roundup 6:30 Rise N Shine Marines Newa 6:45 Rise N' Shine News 1400 Corral 7:00 News- Top O The Morntnf Wake Up Rogue Valley 7:15 Martin Agroniky Top O' The Morning Wake Up Rogue Galley 7:30 Bob Gar red Modern Concert Hall Newa 7:45 Sports News News Sporta Review 8:00 Cowboy Troubador Fred Waring Album Time 8:15 Cowboy Troubador Fred Waring" Album Time 8 30 Cowboy Troubador Smllin' Ed McConneM Haven ot Rest 8:45 -Cowboy Troubador Smilln' Ed McConneU Haven of Rest 9:00 No School Today Friendship Circle Newt t 9:15 No School Today Friendship Circle Chatter With Chuck 9:30 No School Today" Mary Lee Taylor" Gordon Mac Rae 9:45 No School Today" Mary Lee Taylor All Star Dance 10:00 Trading Post Curtain Call Saturday Serenade 10:15 Saturady Serenade Music From Hollywood Saturday Serenade 10:30 Amer'can Farmer Pastor's Call News 10:45- American Farmer News Church In Home 11:00 Let's Go To The Met" Lassie' Jerry Gray 11:13 Let's Go To The Met" Meet The Band Rubs Morgan 1 1 :30 Let's Go To The Met" Farm & Home Hour" Musical Horizon 11:45 Let's Go To The Met" Farm & Home Hour Musical Horizons 12:00 Let's Go To The Met" News St Music Noontime Melodlea 12:15 Let's Go To The Met Ploneerxof Music News 12:30 Where There's Music Pioneers of Music Farm News 13:45 Where There's Music" Pioneers of Music Swap Shop 1:00 Horse Race' Living 1950" Music Box 1:15 Old New Borro'ed Blue Living 1950" Music Box 1:30 Treasury Bond Show Teddy is My Son Music Box 1 :45 Treasury Bond Show Teddy Is My Son Music Box 2:00 Census Girl Scout Jamboree" News 2 15 Tea & Crumpets Girl Scout Jamboree Music Box 2:30 Tea & Crumpets Music of The Ages Music Box 2:45 Tea & Crumpets" Confidential Closeups Music Box 3:00 Junior Junction News News 3:15 Junior Junction Religion In The News Western Music Box 3:30 At Home With Music NBC Symphony Music Box 3:45 At Home With Music NBC Symphony Music Box 4 00 Telephone Club 1230 N B C Symphony News 4:15 Telephone Club 1230 NBC Syhpmony Gems of Jazz 4:30 Telephone Club 1230 Just Relax Reminiscent Rhythm 4:45 Telephone Club 1230 What America Is PlaylngGue-st Star "5:00 Telephone Club 1230 Dance time Lynn Murray 5:15 Telephone Club 1230 What's Doing Lynn Murray 5:30 Christian Science Ch Sports Desk Tommy Dorey 5:45 Four Knights Elmer Peterson News" Gordon McRae Show 6:00 Scouting The Stars Navy News 6:15 "Y" Club Guest Star Dinah Shore 6:30 Dave Coleman Trio Dennis Day Spotlight On Sporta 6:45 McLaln's On File Dennis Day Dinner Music 7:00 Hollywood Byline" Judy Canova Naval Air Reserve 7:15 Hollywood Byline" -Judy Canova" Between The Lines 7:30 Chandu The Magician -Grand Ole Opry At Sundown 7:45 Chandu The Magician Grand Ole Opry At Sundown 8:00 Lone Ranger" Truth or Consequence David Rose 8:15 Lone Ranger -Truth or Consequence Dick Haymes 8:30 Heinle & His Band -Holly wd. Star Theatre Rogue Rancho ,8:45 Heinie & His Band Hollywd. Star Theatre Rogue Rancho 9:00 Raeburn & Finch" Hit Parade News 8:15 Raeburn Ac Finch" Hit Parade" Lullaby In Rhythm 9:30 Raeburn & Finch Archie Andrews Masterworks 9:45 Raeburn & Finch Archie Andrews Masterworks 10:00 News" Music You Want " Juke Box Review 10:15 Clauss Mystery Melody Music You Want Juke Box Review 10:30 "T" Texas Tyler Morton Downey Juke Box Review 10:45 Time To Dance News News 11:00 Platter Party Sign Off Sign Otf 11:15 Platter Party 11:30 Platter Party 1 1 :45 Platter Party 'ABC NBC I B Brooklyn's Eockv Graziano will return to Madison Sauare uaraen lor the first time in lour fW.-' all"11"? years when he crawls through the ropes to face the crafty Tony Janiro Younes town O.. middle weight, in the scheduled 10- round bout to be aired over Station KYJC Pal Wilkinson and ABC to night at 7 o-clock. Brad Runyon helps an old friend in tonieht's episode of "The Fat Man" over KYJC at 8 o'clock, and before things get straightened out they become quite involved with a murdered husband, a couple of very shady private eyes as wen as devious lawyer. I J. Edgar Hoover, chief of the federal bureau ol investigation and Thomas I. Parkinson, presi dent of the Equitable Life As surance Society of the United States, will be guests on tonight s broadcast of the "This Is Your FBI" nroeram over KYJC at 8:30 o'clock. errinl nrnerntn designed to uaint listeners with the rea c krthinH thd 17th riprennial tcua sofis I Census, will be aired By abu on Saturday at 2 p. m. over Station KYJC. A relevent and timely topic, "Science and Dark of the -Moon Planting" will be the subject of a discussion by Dr. Harr A. Brothnick and Dr. M. W. Parker on the Saturday "American Farmer" program at 10:30 a. m. over Station KYJC and ABC. i The running of the Paumonok Handicap, a six furlong dash which annually opens the New York racing season, will be de scribed direct from Jamaica race track, Jamacia. Long Island, iover ABC and KYJC on Satur day at 10 p. m. Falling water is the one source (of generating electricity without .depleting some exhaustible re source, such as oil, gas or coal. Roller Shades Wakefield Drapery y!nd Floor Medford Furniture 6th & Bartlett, Ph. 2-6010 from tha radta iratiftlll and lha Mall to mika luck chanaas ai art lupplisd 1440 ka EWIN 1400 ka Nawa Suppertlina Serenade Spotlight on Sporta faine Band AI Sack Flying Time At Sundown At Sundown Time the World We Hall . We Hail Do You Remember Jack Smith Hogue Rancho Rogue Rancho News Lullaby In Rhythm Matterworks Masterworks Juke Box Review Juke Box Review Juke Box Review News aj Sign Oft Rich Orchid Market Sought By San Diego San Diego (U.R) A group of San Diego orchid growers is working on a deal to make this city the orchid capital of the world. Austin Carton, owner of an orchid garden, said he has been in contact with a representative of the Australian government and is working on a deal to ship 510,000,000 worth of cymbid ium orchids. "San Diego's climate is excel lent for raising orchids," Carl ton said. "Cymbidium orchids can be grown here out of doors the year around. "The cymbidium market has not even been scratched yet. It nas unlimited possibilities." ANTE COMPANY Or AMKR1CA Of Seattle. In the State of WaelilnKtnn. made to the Insurance CommtMlnner of tha gtati or Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net pramtums received Se. 219.470.21 Total Interest, dlvldenda and real estate Incoma 91,819.36 Income from other sources 1S.33S.06 Total Income . $4 326.633.69 DlrtBl-RSEMENTS Nat amount paid for losses S 946.337.06 lVise adjustment ax, oenaee S7.74S 40 tnderwrttlna expense!.. 1.623.175.83 Dividends paid to stock holders reaah, none, stock, none) Nona Dividends paid or cred ited to policyholders-. 109.341.19 All other expenditures (Including Investment expenses. Se. 139.30). 18.368.92 Total dlshilrsemente S2,! . 5.208.42 , ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value I Nona losns on mortRaxea and collateral, etc. . Nona Value of bonda owned (amortlrrdl 6.321.810.40 rains oi stocks owned (market islu.) Cash In bank and on h.nr. Premiums In course of collection written slnca .September 30. lf)4B Interest and rente due and accrued ..... Other aaaata (net) 400. MS 00 460.692.53 636.887.58 Total admitted laeeta.SR 0(tl.1An.09 UABILITIKS. SURPLUS AND , OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims 8 199.013.00 SUttmated loss adjust ment expense for un paid clalma 14.800.00 Tout unearned praml - s.2o 03 64 All other liabilities S(ia.22.l.n9 Total liabilities, exeept CaloHaS1 13,545.720.63 .I.I up 61 000,000.00 rnaerlsned fun,ls (surplus) 1.513.443.46 Surplus as regards no. Icjrholdara ..... S2. SIS. 445.46 Total .,..Yoftl.l66.09 BUSINESS 15T OREP.ON rt i nr. ilah il 35. 688.57 Principal office in'orron. Board af a,. outlaw, roruaoa. HAROI n BROHV AOENCT Mrrlford, Oregon Your Health and Its Care BT DR. WILLIAM BRADY, M.D. Readers should address inquiries lot Dr. William Brady, 26S II Camilla, Beverly Hills. Calif. BEER AND Alcohol is the chief cause of cirrhosis of the liver, ho saia the great Dr. Osier in the "doc tors bible fiftv vears alio No one has ever been able n nrndtice cir rhosis of the livor in am mals by the administration of alcohol, al though the at tempt nas been made reDeated- ly. So says Dr. Frank B. Mai lory, emeritus Dr. Brady p r o f e ssor oi pathology. Harvard, in the Cy clopedia of Medicine and Sur gery. Osier hedged a bit, however, by adding that cirrhosis is more common in countries where strong spirits whiskey, gin and brandy are used than in those where wine and malt liquors ale, porter, lager, stout, beer are the popular alcoholic drinks. When I was a medical student en,v,a of tlvo .u cne. nf fMnrhnfiis of the liver selected by our instruc tors for group study were in heavy beer drinkers, and in one instance the professor of medi cine presented in his clinic a pa tient with cirrhosis who had for years consumed three pints of beer a day and never more and never any other alcoholic bever age or liquor. These views of an earlier norlnd Tint nPf-Pcoorilv COT- rect. As Haggard & Jellinek state, in their book Alcohol Ex- .4 mctihlorlsir rinrnn '421: "Among the bodily diseases of chronic alcoholism, cirrhosis of the liver looms in tne puDiic mind as the most characteristic; tic in cnito tit the fart that the disease does not occur in more than 8 per cent ot an cnronic alcoholics, mat 11 occurs in in dividuals who use no alcohol, and Unt there hne heen medical controversy over the question of whether it is any way related to olcnVinl " Among 210 cases of cirrhosis of the liver in t rance excessive consumption of wine (vin ordin- nlnn ,,Kt. rtntorl in fin Combined autopsy records of many large nospuais snoweu that cirrhosis of the liver was found nearly nine times as often in chronic alcoholics as in mod erate or temperate drinkers and abstainers. One of the authorities cited nKn.,A T4n..,.jvn W Hnpiiard M. D.. director of the laboratory of applied physiology, Yale Uni versity) said in a personal com munication that among chronic alcoholics it is rare indeed to find one who limits his drinking to beer. It is the high concen tration of alcohol in the distilled spirits that gives the excessive drinker the "kick" he seeks and ly suffers. (Polyneuropathy means illumine ueuiuia, ucn- beri, general paresis or partial paralysis.) Then Dr. Haggard, whose scientific study of the alcohol problem is supplemented by ex tensive clinical experience in the treatment of alcoholism, ob- SYNOPSIS Or ANNUAL HTATKMKNT for the year ended December 31. 1049. ol the GKNERAI. INSURANCE COM PANY Or AMERICA of Healtle. In the State nf Waahtncton, made to the Insurance Commissioner of tiia Stata ot Oregon, purruant to law: INCOME Net premiums re ceived 528.856.011.33 Total Interest. dlvl dends and real eatata Income 1.7S0.410.51 Income from other aourcea . 190.886.77 Total income $no..36. TlrtHimas-tifjTia 1.308.61 Net amount paid for .losses $ 9.470.143.93 Ixiss adjustment ex- Iiensrs 863.3.! .23 Undrrwrmnc expenses ll.443.3SO.23 Dividends paid to stock, holders (Cash. 8444.- 5UO O0I 444.500.00 Dividends paid or cred ited to policyholders. 642.43537 All other expenditures (Including liv.eslrnent axpenaes 8222.150.36) 1. 043.272.46 Total dtshursementj. $24. 118.113.22 ADMITTED AStiETB Value or real estate owned (market valneiS 2.010.012.40 Iane on mortsraaes and collateral, etc. Nona Value of bonds owned (amortlledl 30.865.933.37 Value or atocka owned rash In banka and' hand innraei vaiuei ilD.701.OZl. IS 4.071.054.55 Premiums In course of roiicriion written alnca Pertember 30. 1(149, 2.923.477.69 Interest and rents dua and accrued 1t6.4ftn.2fl Other aaseta (net) 177.113.62 Tote! admitted aaseta $110,938,007.02 LIABILITIES. UKRPUIS AND , OTHER rilNDB Total unpaid claims 3,165.770.00 Estimated loss adjust ment expense for un paid e!!rr.. 123,100.00 Totsl unearned preml- "J-i"" urns 27 loj Beg 7a All other llahlllllea 5.003641 32 Total liabilities, ax" "PI capital 836.386.461.26 Surplus as reearda poi. Icyholdera J24.551.346.66 Total ,.8fln 03 OO7.02 aueiNEPs Tn Pireoon iron . T1,K "EAR Nat premiums received 81.840.662 60 -et 1'is.es psld 715.273 Ol Dlvldenda paid o7 "ref """ lied to Policyholders.. 102.492 93 Principal office In Orenon. Portland! HAROLD BROWN AGENCY .Mediord. Ortfon PARTY AND SPECIAL TREATS fcial SmTsouT FRENCH BREAD Made in San Francisco Urge Selection of WINES and MIXERS BEER Any Kind By the caie or bottls PHONE 2-4625 for Free Delivery of Been and Mixer OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 A.M. TO MIDNIGHT Bell's Beverage Shop 124 South Central Murray Bell, Owner THE LIVER served that, like his late esteem ed colleague, Yandcll Hender son, he thinks that anything that lends to lower the concentration of alcohol in alcoholic beverages is a step toward ameliorating alcoholism. "If we get the drink er to use nothing stronger than beer. I think that the medical problem of alcohol would be come unimportant. Well, there it is. Being a radi cal opponent of alcohol as bev erage or liquor, in any concen tration, I have purposely leaned backward in the endeavor to m-esent the Question as it is. According to police, state and municipal statistics alcohol as beverage or liquor costs us in mere dollars far more than it pays in taxes, and the cost in human misery, disease and horror is inconceivable. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS Chronic Runnlnr. Ear May 1 please have a copy of your pamphlet augRestlnR now to avota growing old prematurely? We visited mv sister and her husband recently arid found them both looking remark ably chipper ana young tai bdoui aai. Thev told us they owe it 1o your ad vice. Also 1 want to report that since using your drops lor running ear 1 have had no further trouble. tC. L. H i Answer Thank you. The pamphlet YOUNG FOLKS AND OLD FOLKS is available to any one who asks for It In writing (no clipping, please) and pro vides stamped self-addressed envelope, if you want Instructions for using the drops for running ear inclose ten cents. Brave Man Doctors say I can bear no more chil dren. Thev advise sterilization of my husband. But he's afraid. Should 1 be sterlired? (Mrs. J. E.I Answer No. if sterilization is neces sary it Is much simpler and safer lor a man than it is for a woman. (Copyright 1950 by John F. Dille Co.) Polio Fails To Ground Man WhoWantsTo Fly Birmingham, Ala. (U.R) Polio that crippled nearly one-half of his body for 21 of his 22 years couldn t keep Sidney Hamnck from his first love, flying a plane. Hamrick had his own landing strip built at his home 15 miles irom here. Then he took tlying lessons and bought a plane. He uses his right foot and his two hands to operate the con trols. "I expect to get my full pri vate ticket so I can fly my friends one of these days," he said. "I'll have to fly a little longer alone than others and then get a special waiver. But ril get it." Hamrick, who clerks in a gro cery, is married and has a son 22 months old. A thin paint of lime sulphur, water and cheap glue will help keep rabbits from gnawing trees. PAN Y OK AMKKICA Ol HaJsittlB, in the atate of Washington, made to the lngiirani- CommlssionM of tht Stat of Oreton, pursuant to law: INCOME Nt premlumi re- eelvcd S17.44S.3S7.T5 Total .nterect. dividend! and real entate incoma 489.421.07 In-oRir from other aourcea fl86, 407.38 Total Income SIS S21.176.20 DISBURSEMENTS Pfft amount paid tor lonse $ 5.720.794.81 I-oi adjustment ex penses 1.301.123.18 I nOerwrltlnc expenrea 7.10S.478.19 nuidfmia paid to stock-r.olil-ra 240,000.00 PHldendi pnld or e wi lted to pol lc v holders. Non All other expend! turn &S2.641.S6 Total dlfbursementt -M4 n.13.042. 2.99 Value of real eetata ountd (market value) Nob Loans nn mortgagei and ml, n feral, etf Nod Value "1 bonds owned latmirtU'dt $18,021,586.92 vni;:r ni nmcKH ownea 3.713.198 00 1.168.846 82 2.564.395.50 Cash in banka andoii hand Premium. In roursVof collection written slnca nrptrmner jti, iu 4y Interest and renta dua ana accrued 74.S(,(.32 Other aaieta (net) . 96.643.02 Total flmlttefl assets JSjTfi.'iB arioTiT L1ABILITIKS yURPI.Uri AND . OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims 9.403.084 90 Ksiiniatfd loss ad Jus t mrnt exn-naa tor un paid claims 260.000.00 Total unearned preml-iin-.s p (123 112 ftfi All other Ilabtlltlea . 1.7.19.160.15 Total ttahtlltles. ffl.t rapital $20,515.377 90 Capital .paid up $1,200,000 00 lira signed finds (surplus)3.920.861.48 Total $2.", fl3. 2.79.47 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR , TIIK YEAR Net premiums received 2 12fl.4HJf Net fosses paid 606.4 4 8. 68 PIvM-nds tisi'l or rred Med to policyholder. Nope Principal of lies in Oregon. Portland. HAROLD BROWN AGENCV M fit ford, Oregon ATTENTION It's not too lata to Pruno those thadt traas and family orchards. We Remove, Prune and Top Treet Reliable Clean and Insured Service Chamberlin Tree Service and Cement Contractor Phone 3-1143 FOODS FOR SPECIAL DINNERS CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACH088 1 Wlda Custom 11 Short jackal 12 Barrlcada 14 Mtiuo Hudu word 16 Corn cake IT Ore laltar 18 Man's nlcknam 90 Open to tIiw 31 TraniirMiloa $3 Period ol tlmi (Pl.i 24 Bafora 15 At what tlma 34 Nftlon 88 WaarUoma 30 Conmmad 31 Conjunction 33 Tai 36 Iqulpi 31 Small rugi 39 Numbr 41 Kit hard 41 O reek letter 43 Close itcurelT 45 Muiio: ai vrlttM 48 Kngtnaerlng degrta labbrj 4T Poaltlon 48 For examplt tibbr.t 80 Amend 53 Dlrtlea 84 ApproachM 85 Abound! 4 w s tr 77, T" H - 77-, zzztz :o bi " it4, M si ins, it iMua riut aiaaiicau. BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH rTT I I so elrsl " OFFHAND" I I DURN YOR6 " Z' S HOP AN SKIP HOME I I I CAIN'T JL HIDE MAIM'! ) m. I SHORE AM TICKLED N sH WUZ- UK0 f Xf ffi$$&SVHJ &l THAT THAR TIGER LIL f JES'A Br LlffK V ?.iTrt,T JJL i8!Ml, jM ) DONE LEFT HOOTIN' H0U.ER I PURTY FACE STtVLv VrVi Jy B'.'Z SAWYER THAT PORf eiHL MINT 'W' WeiU, I IF YOU A4T Hit, I r'''??! 7lWT OM SVCN REMEMBES! HE7 ff PUNNO Ki I SHE'S JUT PLAIN J,f -sSV VIR LIPIl name, i wonmh Iapoctor'p ( .CRAZY wwiieWV tLy I rTTVt PO V0i THINK WAYSE MEIP. A J V ajiy.. DaNsse0u4. L J TtlUYOU WHAT, wf ZZ -VpT F 10CK '! IM We 0U6MTA GITEt? Kvrtil """V' A I SABY-YOU TAY 1 1,-1 I I VIW60WITH L IL ABNER ' " " ' A MORE GHASTLV STORV VCXul KluB 6UCSS 'OO THE H ISO V BUT, B4.ABST IT, LAD-1 7AM)7fT NtZVER -EAR. LAW- SCOTLAND M., It2 LifirT WHUrsVt'S NOT RIALS.' 'S MILES TO WLW YABD GRANTED ME A YEAR'S BUQMrtR 5,a.sU. . WRONG A BLOOMIN' PEN-AND- -READING THESE VcOMEBOry LEAVE TO COME. TO HAMERICA K KK KOLt . WIF H'INK DRAWING AND SILL COMIC OOM!:J KM0(Mmi AND STUDY THE WORK OF A rtAKHJa. -5 THET?1 AM ORRIO ONt.TO WOT A HYMCT FAMOUS H AMERICAN f. FOSDICK.1'- r--y BOOT' SCOTLAND ) VADTA OeSAAVCCj "J ttf - , DfTECTIVE. JTl I Z rM?.-iV ' .r fl I YARD DIDN'T KNOW y IF THIS EVER GETS A . e.S . - .. l 2, THATS OttWi-U f I THAT-1 DIDN'T HtXJT, lU. M. TMC S. fill ( VKNO THM-.'SJ eQi BLONDIE " DAGMXO, WILLUM. hJ l' DJ CIAGWCOCv) , LJ ( PLEASE LET ME VACUUM ) 7 fcJ V. 1 FINISH EOyKfc'n MUTT and JEFF ' ' JtTFP. IT GRIEVES WE ? I'M HAPPV YOU'RE MUTSVvOURE TH fx'yTl' ' Hi l' -T-- V. TO SEE VOURE dONT JA, I OWN A THAT DIAMOND) ONE-THATS ' i (-7l ftS- ' FTE g0(j CApAT T " MEN'S STRIPED PAJAMAS 2.98 Roomy, full cut fine cotton broad cloth in colorful stripes. Button front or slipover style. They're San forized' for safe laundering. A, B, C, D. Fridtr. March 31. 1950 DOWN 1 Soil with mud 3 Not of Mala J Away 4 Danish Island 5 Idle talk 6 Anlmoiliy T Initttata 8 et of horliontal tripes on shield 8 Nsuter pronoun 10 flmallsr 11 Roamed 13 Chseriul 18 Prefti: thrta 18 Card gam 31 hadd portlou of painting 33 Location! 35 Travels 3T Roman bronaa 29 Hastened 33 Turkish prlnci 33 Olowy (abrlo 34 Pilfers 38 Enroll 38 Sprinkle! 3T Malt dear I pi.) 40 Dtna 43 Of outstanding axctllenca 44 Indefinite quantity 47 Ocean 48 Horn 81 Hebrew letter 83 Part of "to be" um. STRANGE AS IT 53UAR! VTH A PENCIL LINE BS3:NNIN3 AiD ENWK3 AT X" IN IZ Sn?!3(ff MOVES WiTnwr lifting 0JZ PENCIL? TKX'Ae -a-sfLN jy m - Boys' and Girls' Men and Women's SPORT CAPS 79c Water repellent cotton twill caps great for baseball, Softball and all outdoor sports. Crown has seven eye lets. Red, green, navy, royal, brown and white. 6 - 7Vi. Children's siiet In red, tan, blue, only 79c MEDFORD (OREGON) MA1X TRIBUNE THRE! SEEMS by Elsu Because mxm law fozmtmt BtPORTAHOM OF DRAWINS5 OF ITsTEXTlLtt MACHINERY, SAMUEL 5LATS8 MRMORiap THE DETAILS OF THE WfelCATS CARD1N3, DRAWIN5 AMD tNWN3 MECHANISMS, TKen CAM? To AMEBICA AMD Miff THE FIRST SUCCESSFUL TEKI1LE MILL INWZSLY F&M MBM0& -l7?o- e Ha FAHRENHEIT Its