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TT MTT3F0HD (0REC0N1 MAIL TRIBUNE Thuriday. April IS. ItSO Sea Power Seen As Protection for U.S. as War Site Springfield, Mass., Apr. 13 (U.RI A top naval officer said today that sea power will safe guard the United States from becoming a battle ground in It even i ' U i i i ft k 'i ease of war. Acme TeUohotoi DRIFTING BOT SCOUTS FOUND DEAD Ufelras body of one of four young Boy Scouts who were i lound dead In their tiny life raft 17 hours after they were blown out Into stormy Lake Erie, Is carried ' from Coast Guard rescue ship at Falrport Harbor In Cleveland. A Coast Guard officer said the youths ' probably "were almost killed by exposure and exhaustion In the cold waves, then dropped down in the bottom of their raft and drowned. .... AROUND HOLLYWOOD VIRGINIA MacPHERSON Unite PraM CsmipoadMt fifty VlrftaU MaePherMts Hollywood, Apr. 13 (U.R) Husbands all over Italy are hav i tii? trouble Kctting their dinner on time these days. Their wives are too busy working for the movies. Not in front of cameras. The women weren't hired for their beauty. It's their sewing talent Holly wood's inter ested in. M G M is s D 1 u reine $7 million on their epic-to-end-all-epics "Quo Vadis." They'll shoot it in Rome and they're sprinkling chunks of all this dough arounfi to housewives over there for 10000 costumes. But the way the women are whipping 'em up has Head De signer Herschel plenty confused. For one thing, the gals take the clothes right home with 'em and stitch a sleeve with one hand while they stir the spaghetti with the other. So far they're right on sched ule. With the costumes, that is. The spaghetti's usually dished up late. Work Farmed Out "They're beautiful seamstress es," Herschel said. "But they have the wierdest way of farm ing the work out. All the sleeves are mane In Milan. The skirts are made in Naples. "And we have to dash all around the country picking up the pieces to put the costumes together." But the price of things in Hol lywood being what it is these days this kitchen sewing circle is the fastest and cheapest way to get things done. "And how else could we get all hand-made costumes?" Hers chel added. "We may have to bounce around like tennis balls to get them, but when we do they have an authentic Roman flavor. "Some of the embroidery is out of this world. Their know how has been passed down for centuries and centuries." Embroidered Sheets And Herschel is so carried away with the duds these la dies are turning out, he's going out on a limb to predict em broidered sheets as the next fashion rage. "I'll bet we'll see them all over Hollywood as soon as 'Quo vadis is released, he says. "Just wait till they get an eyeful of Deborah Kerr in my 14-karat old-platcd jersey." This little item isn't anything more than a strip of shimmering cloth. The secret, Hersohcl whis pered, is the way you drape it. Plus, of course, what you have to drape it over. "If you have a beautiful body," he said dreamily, "this will be the most important thing in your 1B52 wardrobe. I'm having it made up in silver-plated and copper-plated cloth, too." The Grange Live Oak Grange Live Oak Grange ladies are asked to bring cookies for re freshments at the meeting Thurs day night. Griffin Creek Grange The agricultural committee will be In charge of the program at the next meeting of Griffin Creek Grange on Thursday, April 13. There will be a dance at the hall Saturday, April IS. Bergman, Spouse May Settle Bitter Feud Out of Court Hollywood, Apr. 13 (U.R) Actress Ingrid Bergman and her husband, Dr. Peter Lindstrom, may settle out of court their bit ter feud over custody of their 12-year-old daughter, Pia, and their property. Attorney Isaac Pacht indicated today. "We are getting together on an arrangement that will be sat isfactory to all parties concern ed," Pacht said as a hearing to take a deposition from Dr. Lind strom was postponed from today until Friday. He indicated attorneys hope to settle the controversy by Satur day, when Lindstrom is due to answer a suit brought by Miss Bergman for custody of Pia and an accounting of their com munity property. Lindstrom has failed to recog nize a Mexican divorce she got in February a week after she gave birth February 2 in Rome to a son futhered by Italian Film Director Roberto Rossellini. The Hollywood doctor an nounced he would bring his own divorce action in California to gain custody of Pia after the act ress' suit was filed here. But he delayed filing his action as at torneys sought an out of court agreement. Gregson Bautzer, Miss Berg man's attorney, is expected to return from Las Vegas, Nev., to day to continue conferences with Pacht. Pacht said there was hope that the matter would be set tled without Lindstrom's dis position hearing. If no settle ment has been reached by Satur day, a court order will be asked for extension of time in which Miss Bergman's suit can be answered, Pacht said. A new G-E "Push-button" Range at a never-bef ore nrice! 4 p -iBTKfflKsal We've got the General Electric "Speedster" a de luxe range with push buttons at a practical price I It's packed with the wonderful features that make G-E "Speed Cooking" the dream of every housewife I YOUR blNMEX cooks man With th O-l Automatic Ovn Tlnwr sMtm, M u mm mmm Three event In one .i . .,.,..,.. , mi ii c speidy twin iJ3 J COOKttl Converts to a fourth surface unit Enjoy the Advant age of Deluxe General Electric Rang For Ai Little At 40c A Day C"J H0 GUESSWORK! With ntw "push-button" control l HIGH CONTROL PANEI For extra toftty and convenient SPEEDSTER RANGE with push buttons Cam In TODAY to see the C-l "Speedster," and discuss easy fermi to luff your budaef. You Can Put Your Confidence in General Electric and the HOME APPLIANCE CO. 115 EAST MAIN ST. PHONE 2-4585 Rear Admiral Charles B. Mom- sen, assistant chief of naval operations for undersea warfare, said that invasion and occupa tion of a major power can not vet be accomplished by "such half measures ' as planes and submarines. "By fully exploiting the use of sea power it will always be pos sible for this country to ensure that a war will not be fought on our own soil and will be car ried to the terrain of the pos sible enemy," he said. In a speech prepared for de livery before the local combined business men's clubs. Momsen also said that indications were strong that Russia is planning for eventual war with the United States. 'Just when, we do not know." he added. Momsen said that the U. S. navy is putting more emphasis on anti-submarine warfare be cause Russia is concentrating on Duiiaing undersea cratt. He said the U. S. naw will make a new type of sub, the submarine killer, its main anti submarine weapon. The navy disclosed in Washington Mon day that three of the new anti submarine subs had been or dered. Momsen said the "most serious problem" in anti-submarine war fare is the fact that present de vices for detecting subs have shorter ranges than the effec tive distances for postwar tor pedoes. Until this problem is solved, Momsen said, the advantage will be with submarines. "On the other hand if we do solve it we will be able to drive submarines off the seas." Mom sen said. I have reason to believe that we will solve this problem, and it my prediction is correct, sub marining will become a mighty dangerous business." The Grange Central Point Grange At the last meeting Friday. April 7 final arrangements were made for the International Tast ing Supper to be held Friday. April 14, from 6:30 to 8 o'clock at the Central Point Grange hall. everyone is invited to come and taste the many different dishes from different countries. A pro gram and square dancing will follow the supper. The Penny arcade of games will be held. Everyone should bring pennies. The proceeds will be used for remodeling the kitchen and buy ing new equipment. After the regular business ses sion Earl Jessy showed many slides and explained about the different weeds. In keeping with Easter the Reverend Holly Jar vis of the First Christian church in Medford sang two Sacred numbers and Eudora Bohnert explained the true meaning of Easter. Preceding refreshments gifts were presented to the two Grange newlyweds and their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Saltsgaver and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Crank. M'J.'Tim in ii Ml . : 11 ! i AND A CHALLENGE f : RAP your fist against these stout bars feel the gauge of the bumper stock they're made of and you know you've got stout protection here. But then figure: Here are nine bumper guards (not counting the two that hold the parking lights) so that's one extra item you needn't buy. And each is individually replace ableif damage should occur you have only a simple part or two to replace, instead of a complete, cast-mctal grille. Thus this stunning new design freshest front-end style note on the highways protects your pocket book as well as your car. Avoids costly repair bills as it avoids "locking horns" with the car ahead; Cuts upkeep as it cuts inohps frnm the rnr's tntiil length. thus making parking and garaging easier. Turn Ii, HENRY 1. TAYLOR, A5C Nalworfc. tvtrp Monday tvanlng. Phone your BVICK dernier tor m demonstration Bight Sow!. What you really have here is a four-way forefront. A design that sets the coming style note avoids many a tangle with the car ahead makes handling easier and costs less to repair. And note that parking-light lenses, made of plastic and set deep in re cessed sockets, are well out of harm's way even when pushing a stalled car. "You'll find this bold front end only on Buick as you'll find Fireball power, Dynaflow Drive, Buick's wonderful ride, and many another headline value only on these beauties. Why not see your dealer now for the whole story including the happy story on prices to fit practi cally any budget? Standard on Roadmabtkr, optional at extra cott on Sues and SeAClAL modtU. i "You never can tell till you try" so w want you to try the 1950 Buick. And we especially want you to compare it with others. Drive any other car then drive Buick and see what your money should buy in ride room, handling and power. Only Buick hms &yafom Mnd with it ffoeMS HfGHK-COMPftrSSfON Ffrebotf voive-in-haad power in three enginot. (New F-263 tngint in SUKft model's.) MW-PATTEKN STYUNO, with MVLThOUARD forefront, toper-through ftndmrt, "doubt bubo" taillights WIDt-ANGLt VISIBIUTY, ctof-vp rood Ww both forward and back TRAFFIC-HAND? SIZl, tors over-of ftngfh for cotter parking and garaging, short turning rodiui iXTRA-WIDIStATS crod.d between the axfet SOFT BUICK JtfDf, from afcof springing. Safety-Rfde 1 rimi, Jow-prt ixure tiras, rde-ifeadyfng forque-fubo WfDff ARRAY OF MODtLS with tody by Fhhw. WHATEVER YOVR PRICE RASGE Vour Kay Onotor Vaha J SKINNER'S GARAGE 143 SOUTH RIVERSIDE PHONE 2-6264 When better automobiles are built BVICK will build them. Coming Friday & Saturday APRIL 14 & 15 Published in Cooperation with Medford Merchants by THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Medford Merchants9 City Wide Salo Shop In Medford and Save! 1 -J
