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TWO MTDFORD (OREGON) MAIL THIBPlCg Monday, Much S, IS 32 Around Hollywood f r AUNI MOSSY Uwtetf Prct Cimipsalsel L v ft l Hollywood U. Hollywood has iU Liz Taylon, Barbara Fay tona and Shelly Wintera and r, now anotner ia stirring up the cinema city. This star was sent around the country by 20th Century Fox studio. But he ran down the halls JLlin Mosdt of th Waldorf- Astoria ... he sat In the lap o fa glamour girl . . . he up ataged everybody ... he snubbed Gene Tierney and Gregory Peck. He made an hors d'oeuvrs out of a carpet, and devoured the script for his television show. He also toured the country, un chaperoned, with a pretty brun ette, Loretta North. And Miss North announces she'll never play nursemaid to a 10-month-old kangaroo again. The four-footed, five if you count his big tail, thespian is Joey, presented with fanfare by Australia to the Washington, D.C., zoo. Miss North thinks that the fact Fox recently made "Kangaroo" in Australia has something to do with this, too. Hauled 40.000 Miles Anyway, for three weeks Miss Veterans Responsible For Payment of Loans Veterans who sell their homes and let the purchasers assume the 4 per cent GI loans remain personally responsible for the payment of the loan, it was an nounced today by the Veterans Administration. The VA warned that World War II veterans should not sell their property without making certain their interests are pro tected. The best way to do that, the VA said, is to have the pur chaser pay cash or arrange for a loan in his own name. The VA conceded that proper ty is more easily sold with the favorable 4 per cent GI mort gage remaining in effect a fac tor that should influence the aelling price. However, ' it was Sointed out, a veteran selling ia property with the GI loan Intact runs the risk of later hav ing to pay all or part of the debt resulting from a default by the new owner. North hauled Joey 40,000 mile to 32 cities to appear on az radio shows and 50 television pro grams., "He's a big ham. He loved It," she said. "He sat right up when the cameras were on him. But he's temperamental. "After" a while when I'd pick him up he'd kick." Joey dined at tht Waldorf, hopped around cocktail parties and a special "hopover" party in Chicago, drank milk four times a day and burped frequent ly. He slept in a leather pouch that he thinks is his mother, and as an actor he should see his analyst about that. He can't be housebroken, either. "He sat in my lap and ruined my cocktail dress in Washing ton," sighed Miss Australia. Joey exercised by hopping down corridors, to the conster nation of inebriated lumbermen at a convention in Milwaukee. One man arrived at the kanga roo's Hollywood hotel room door with his wife in two to prove he really had seen one. The furry star originally land ed in this country with a girl friend, Matilda. She not only be haved just as temperamentally on the tour, but had the temerity to die of Kangaroo flu in New York. "The Sydney, Australio, pa pers made a big fuss about it," said Miss North. "You'd think the Americans had poisoned him, or something." Schrunk Urged To Oppose Newbry Pendleton U.R) Democratic State Chairman Howard Morgan said Monday that party members were "putting heavy pressure" on Terry Schrunk, Multnomah county sheriff, to run against Earl Newbry, incumbent Repub lican, for secretary of state. . "We are confident that if Schrunk files, he will be elect ed," Morgan said. In Portland, Schrunk admit ted he was being urged to file for the state post but said he felt reluctant to seek a higher office before completing his term as sheriff. As a Democrat, Schrunk rolled up the largest number of votes ever recorded in Multnomah county when he was elected aft er an interim appointment to succeed the recalled Mike El liott. 6 Rogue River Rogue River Mr.- and Mrs. J. E. Carton of the Walnut Grove motel have returned from a week's visit in Seattle and re port that mention was mad of Rogue River on Station KOL Seattle, last Thursday. They said Mrs. Carton's brother, Bill Keene sang, "There's a Tear in My Eye for You," which he re cently composed and dedicated it to them, mentioning they were visitors from Rogue River. Another song of Keene's, "Heading Down the Trail" is to be published" by the Fiesta Pub lishing company of Hollywood and Carton's "Song of the Saws" for which the Rogue River lum ber industry furnished inspira tion, is also ready for publica tion by- aonther company. The new class in home nurs ing started last week with an enrollment of 17 women. Classes are held at the Civic club build ing, Tuesday and Thursdays from 1 to 3 p. m. under instruc tion of Jennie Corwin, R. N. Shelby Gay who resided at Waller's Old Inn before moving to Grants Pass recently, . died February 25. He was born at Shoal, Ky., and was a veteran of World War I. He came west for his health about two years ago. Mrs. R. E. McNatt, mother of Mrs. Earl Weaver, arrived Wed nesday from Casa Grande, Ariz., to visit the Weavers. They state she left home on the spur of the moment and accompanied a son who was driving to Oregon and her arrival was a complete sur prise to the family. Mrs. Cassie Golding and Mrs. Grace Stroud left Friday for a visit at the Pressley Tryon ranch at Fort Dick, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sheehan left Thursday for California, called by the death of Mrs. Shee han's father. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Stocking returned Wednesday from Los Angeles where they visited Mrs. Stocking's brother, a niece and nephew, during the past two weeks. They were also dinner guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sheppard, their former neighbors on West Evans creek, who now reside in River, side. The Luther Addington home on Main street was the scene- of a double birthday party on Feb ruary 11, when neighbors gath ered to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Addington and Mrs. Olga Borgeson. Prices for the guess ing games, on Bible quotations and nut trees, were won by Mrs. W. S. Cary and Mrs. Vera Wag- OREGON EASTER SEAL GIRL Four-year-old Rose Marie Finn of Portland, above, has been named Oregon's Easter Seal girl for the 1952 Easter Seal sale sponsored by the Oregon Society for Crippled Children and Adults. A victim of cerebral palsy, blonde and dimpled Rose is a student at the Buckman Pre-School Nursery for handicapped children. The Easter Seal sale opens March 13 and closes Easter Sunday, April 13.'. Reindeer Needed To Save Diminishing Scolt Lapps London (U.R) The "Lapland wizards" are dying out and Brit ons are being asked to send rein deer to help save the mystic tribe. The natives have been cred ited with the ability to commu nicate with each other by mental telepathy. There are only 80 families of Scolt-Lapps left in the wdrld as the result of the ravages of two wars on their . original homeland around Petsamo in Finland. Since the end of World War II, the 350 remaining tribes men have resettled in the far north of Finland, hundreds of miles beyond the Arctic circle. Travelers have reported that despite the sympathetic efforts of the Finnish government to provide them with a suitable vil lage, the tribe is doomed unless it receives the 1,000-strong rein deer herd it needs to feed and clothe itself. A small, dark, alert people AH f?nn7 r M fttofit HnNt j OTvajaajajucajBiy sajejejajf) I wih water 0" v K fty ((3K!)aDS(ama33ooo) E ? The Most PRACTICAL Engineering Development Since DEHDIX Pioneered The First Automatic Washer! NOW! 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Boysenberries should be sprayed now for the control of leaf and cane spot Use 10 gal lons of liquid lime sulfur to 100 gallons of water or, In the case of small sprayers, use one quart of liquid lime tulfus or Hopkinson also could not ex plain how a Lapp housewife, whose husband had been away for days on a hunting trip, would begin preparing dinner abruptly and have it ready just as her spouse made his unannounced appearance. -Prominent Patrons "It must be due to living alone as they do," said Hopkinson, one of the sponsors of the Scolt Lapp relief fund, which the British have licensed as a war charity. Other patrons include Jan Sibelius, composer, and Au gustus John, British painter. The fund seeks 7,000 ($19. 600) at 7 ($19.60) per reindeer. Meat hungry Britons are duti fully chipping in, even though they themselves have acquired a taste for reindeer steak during the long beef shortage. There are two other strange reasons why the Scolt-Lapps are having trouble eking a liv ing from the far north. Giant Wolves a Menace One is a gigantic wolf which raids reindeer herds, then races back to the safety of his lair beyond the nearby Russian bor der. The Scolt-Lapp hunters are not permitted beyond the iron curtain and the wolves ap parently have learned they can plague the western world from there with impunity. The other and there are many is described by Hopkin son as a degenerate mammal which grows to a powerful three feet, tall with mighty claws and the odor-ejection ap paratus of the skunk. He kills everything in sight said Hopkinson, gorges himself until hisskin almost bursts, re gurgitates and starts eating all over again. quart vof liquid lime sulfur, or three gallons of water. In fop. kions of the disease have already taken place but the spray is caus tic enough to burn them out and prevent more. In order to burn out the Infection it is necessary that the spray thoroughly coat all of the surface of the canes as any infection which is missed will continue to develop. The disease is the one which causes the purplish spots with the light centers on the canes. If enough spots develop, they can girdle and kill the canes, but generally speaking the canes are weakened and produce small berries. Another job that can be done now is pruning of grape vines. Pruning grapes frequently causes them to bleed but in the last few days cuts have re mained dry, so now would be a good time to prune. Most of the varieties do best if pruned to the long cane system rather than the spur system. If the vines are un on wires, fivp or siv canes three to four feet long should be left. Table grapes al ready trained to the sDur svstem can be continued and in this case 10 or 12 3-bud spurs can be left to each vine. Walnut pruning is best left until late ADril or earlv Mav. 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