Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 18, 1950, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCanada Purchasing 100 Jet Airplanes Washington, May 18 (U.B Canada is buying 100 F-86 jets, the world's fastest operational fighter plane, to use in the Canadian-U. S. air defense net work, military sources said to day. The Royal Canadian air force plans to send pilots here soon to learn to fly speedy F-86. The plane holds a world's speed rec ord of 670 miles per hour with normal operation armament and ammunition. The U. S. air force approved a deal granting Canada manu facturing rights. The Canadian "sabres" are being manufactur ed at the Montreal plant of Can adair Limited, a subsidiary of the Electric Boat Co., a U. S. concern. Delivery of the first Canadian plane is scheduled for this sum mer. Dead line Sunday Classified la at Noon Saturdays VSfyT STRENGTH ARM & HAMMER SAL SODA CONCENTRATED Wonderful for wash ing dishes, makes your glassware and china bright and sparkling. On the SideBy v Dur,in (Dlitrlbutod Kluf fwturu Syndicate lacJ Since there li excitement In suffering for a woman, Let him burn on. The dust In a wolf's eyes Is balm of flowers to the wolf When a flock of sheep has raised It. From the Arable. Nature gave man the best eyes of all animals, but still about two-thirds of human beings re quire glasses. Poor and unintel ligently placed lighting equip ment in offices, street cars, homes, schools and even public libraries, has much to do with the state of the average per son's eyesight. Horses & Women "For a woman to be truly fascinating she should have a mouth that is a little larger than is quite pronortionate to the other features. Women with this type of mouth are usually genial, tolerant, lovable and human and have a great appeal to men." That's what Harry Thurston Peck said in a discussion of the female sex titled, "The Woman of Fascination." By a "woman of fascination," Mr. Peck meant the type that drives men wild such as Mme. Du Barry, Mme. Pompadour, Nell Gwynne, Gaby Deslys and the lady described in Mr. Kipling's poem, "The Vampire." Blond or Brunette Again the question arises, was Cleopatra a blonde or a bru nette? I have been claiming she was brunette. If anybody proves she was a blonde I figure I am stuck for 1,786,432 stogies. That beautiful and talented actress, Claire Luce, believes Cleo was a blonde. When Claire played Cleopatra in Shakespeare's "An thony and Cleopatra," at Strat-ford-on-Avon, she played her as a blonde. She did so on orders SanttliToasfer Makes hot golden toasty sandwiches with crimped edges and iuscious filling! Use Snowdrift's new aluminum sandwich toaster indoors or outdoors, over any kind of fire or stove. Kwiki-Pi quickly turns two ordinary slices of bread and your favorite sandwich filling into a hot, crimped, toasted sandwich that is a tasty delight Kwiki-Pi is the rage for picnics and parties, for lunch, supper and midnight snacks. 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How long has she been married? A. Marlene has been married just about 27 years. I have also been asked by another client to name Miss Dietrich's leg measurements. They are 8Vi inches at the ankle, 12Vi at the calf, 19V4 at the thigh. Q. See that a Florida outfit' plana to stage ostrich races with pari mutuel wagering. Is an ostrich a faster runner than a horse? What can an ostrich do six fur longs in? A. An ostrich without a rider can do six furlongs in about 52 seconds. That makes it faster than a racehorse which has to carry a rider in a race. However, I don't know how fast an ostrich can run when carrying a jockey ana weight. Widows When a woman wears her wed ding ring on the third finger of her right hand it means she is a widow. That's what a New York er says. I never saw a woman wearing her wedding ring that way. Still it might be a good idea for young widows. It would in dicate they were in circulation again and might attract the te tention of some matrimonially inclined men who would seek Introductions. Mules & Men Note an alleged expert on the subject of how to acquire a high grade husband says, "the clinging vine technique" is no longer effective. According to our Mules & Men experts she is very wrong. They say the "clinging vine technique" has been clicking with the male sex for over 3.000 years and is still going strong. It all depends on how it is handled. That is, it must now be utilized in the modern manner rather than in mid-Victorian way. Our M & M experts also say the "clinging vine technique" should be continued after mar riage. If not, the wife is very likely to find that she has be come "the sturdy oak" of the family and the husband the clinging vine. More on this vital ly important matter anon. Prospect, May 18 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Green of Prospect are in Ukiah, Cal., on a business trip. The Greens plan to return some time this week. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dole of Clatskani, Oregon, visited the Bill Gaines family May 14. Mrs. Dole is the mother of Mrs. Gaines and she will remain several weeks. Her husband returned home Monday, May 16. J. Curl of Bend, Ore., visited Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jones and family of Prospect. Mrs. Curl ac companied Mrs. Jones' singing at the Sophomore Variety Show, May 16. Ernest Welch of Sulphur. La., is visiting the Bert Baker family of Mattson's Mill. Mr. Welch ar rived Wednesday and will stay Thursday. May 18, 1950 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE fAcmt TetepholO' SCHOOL'S OUT! Waters of the flood-swollen Red River cover the entire campus of the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Canada, where an estimated 3000 homes and eight square miles are inundated. Although the water is beginning to recede, experts oelieve much of the city will be flooded for weeks. NLRB Hearing Due On Coos Bay Charges Portland, Ore., May 18 (U.PJ A National Labor Relations Board hearing will be held in Coos Bay on an unfair labor charge filed jointly by the CIO International Woodworkers of America and the AFL Lumber & Sawmill Workers. The two unions charged that the Irwin-Lyons Lumber Co., Coos Bay, discriminated against them on the matter of vacations as a result of CIO picketing of. the lumber vessel rtolanao in 1948. CIO pickets attempted to en force a demand that Irwin-Lyons use CIO crewmen instead of AFL sailors on the Rolando. The AFL lumber workers respected the picket line. The accusing unions contend ed that the company reduced va vations for men who stayed off the job during picketing. R. B. Trunks, NLRB examiner, will conduct the hearing at Coos Bay city hall beginning June 13. Gong Used to Halt Vociferous Candidates Portland. Ore.. Mav 18 U.P.) Sixty-four democratic, republi can and non-partisan candidates for offices in tomorrow's primary election told East Side Commer cial club members and guests why they should be elected but speaking time was limited to 30 seconds. A eone keot vociferous candi dates in line with the time rule. for several weeks. Sophomore class of Prospect high school presented a variety show, in the scnool gymnasium Mav 16. Entertainment numbers included vocals, skits, tap dances, and instrumentals. A cake was auctioned and sold for $7. Ken neth Oswald won a toe contest and received a sport shirt. Admis sion was by donation. Total pro ceeds amounted to approximate ly $70. nncrmrrn lfizm rttimaitthisiowpV Prospect 1 . ..... I w w WW T jfflBQ SPAGHETTI Mm bunvemeni ctaip notos HfNi red handles together Wmv Easy directions included WWi' WW Bargain priced-order RVV menlfort-lftsl . 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