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REPORT TO CONGRESS Secy, of State Dean Aeheson deft),
recently returned to the United States from the North Atlantic
Treaty conference in Lisbon, Portugal, confers with Rep. James P.
Richards (D., S. C), chairman of the House foreign affairs com
mittee. Aeheson reported to the committee.
On The Side
By E.V. Durling
(Distributed by Khtf Fatuff Spdical, Inc.)
When Too and I behind the VtU -are
passed,
- Oh, bnt the lone , lone while the.
Wofld shall last.
Which of our Coming and De
parting heeds
As the Sea's self should heed a
pebble cast.
A Omar Khayyam
What are your son's ambi
tions? Is he considering going
in business for himself? Has he
ever considered the soup busi
ness or the soap business? Indi
cations are that those selling
either soup or soap do all right
for themselves. One canned soup
magnate left a fortune of $200,
000,000. A soap manufacturer
who died in 1922 stipulated that
two out of every three dollars
of the net profits of his busi
ness be given to charity. So far
this has resulted in $30,000,000
being given , to charity. And
when you consider what the
taxes have been for the past
fifteen years that makes it all
the more remarkable.
Horses and Women
Which is the better break, to
be born a male or female? Ac
cording to insurance company
statistics, the women have all
the best of it. Women, on the
average, live five "years longer
than men. A woman spends
three-quarters of her husband's
income, and nine-tenths of any
money she earns. Men worry
more than women and this af
fects the health of the male.
More men, many more, have
heart disease than women. Also,
women are immune from many
diseases from which men suffer.
Women have achieved equal
rights, and in most activities
equal pay. Yet they are still en
joying many privileges based on
their claim that they are "the
weaker sex." According to con
scientious students of the situa
tion, the women in this country
are making great strides in get
ting the upper hand. It won't be
long now, they say, before we
will have a woman president and
a feminine majority in Con
gress. Anyway, it seems if your
next offspring is a girl she
should be congratulated. It is
also to be hoped your charming
wife appreciates her good luck
in being born a woman.
Law
In that highly entertaining
and informative volume "It's
the Law," by Dick Hyman,
came upon the following: "The
State of Arkansas forbids a
waiter to receive either directly
or indirectly a tip from any
guest or patron." Only place in
Arkansas I have spent any
length of time is Hot Springs
and if it is against the law for
waiters to accept tips there, the
legislation was certainly being
extensively ignored in the hotel
I stopped at -Those
Engine
An engineer questions the
claim that the engine in the rear
of an automobile is a good idea.
He says if it were, most Ameri
can automobiles would have it
there as our automotive engi
neers are the best, in the world.
An engine in the rear is dang
erous, says he, because in case
of a collision it might break
loose and- crush the passengers.
He also claims the rear engine
makes a car more difficult, to
control on a wet or icy road.
Asking
Queries from clients. Q. You
claim Buddy De Sylva wrote
the song "California, Here I
Come." You 'should ' know
Frank B. Silverwood wrote that
song. A. I still think Buddy De
Sylva wrote it. Silverwood did
write a song about California
but it was not 'California, Here
I Come." Q. Didn't you say Judy
Garland broke all records for
long engagements at the Palace
theater, New York? A. It wasn't
me, sir. I do not believe there
can be any fair comparisons
with the Palace of the present to
the Palace of the days when
vaudeville was at the peak of
its popularity. In those days
when so many outstanding vau
deville acts were anxious to play
the Palace it was really an
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achievement to be kept there for
a long engagement.
Sturgazers
Astrologers get a break in
that their accurate predictions
are always remembered while
their wrong ones are forgotten.
Check back on the predictions of
practically any stargazer and
you will usually find he has
been only about 5 per cent right.
Anyway, a Calcutta astrologer,
wno conducts - a newspaper
column, predicted a month be
fore the assassination of Liaquat
Ali Khan of Pakistan that he
would die a violent death. Not
only that, this astrologer pre
dicted the exact date on which
Liaquat Ali Khan's violent
death would occur. Now the po
lice have the astrologer under
supervision. They dont think
an astrologer could be that good
as a prophet.
Coast Guard Men
Visit in Medford
Two Coast Guard represent
atives visited - Medford Thurs
day. The recruiters ;Ed Swen
son, chief quartermaster, and
Dick Daoust, seaman are work
ing out of the Portland office.
They announced that the quali
fications of enlistment in the
U. S. Coast Guard are .as fol
lows: Men without previous i
service must be between the
ages of .17 -and 25, and may
have one dependent, (wife). En
listments in certain petty offi
cer ratings are now being of
fered to qualified ex-servicemen
having not more than three dependents.
Must Pass Tests
All applicants must pass' a
rigid physical and mental ex
amination and be of high moral
character.
Upon acceptance, applicants
areenlisted for'a period of four
years and transferred to Ala
meda, Cal., for basic training.
Men who are interested in
enlistment in the U. S. Coast
Guard may receive further in
formation by contacting the
nearest recruiting station, at 514
Southwest Salmon street, Port
land, telephone BRoadway 5827.
Josephine County
Forest Radio Net
To Start March 22
Grants Pass The new forest
radio network in Josephine coun
ty should be in operation by
March 22, it was announced to
day by L. L. Simpson, Medford,
secretary-manager and forester
of the Southern Oregon Con
servation - and Tree Farm asso
ciation. The network, known as Sex
ton Forest Industrial Communi
cations, is maintained by iradio
members of the SOCTFA, and
is a direct outgrowth of the ra
dio network of lumber and mill
firms of the association in Jack
son county. . -Equipment
Arrives
Last of the equipment needed
to put the network on the air
has arrived, Simpson said. Rep
resentatives of the 10 radio mem
ber firms in. this area will .meet
Friday, March 14, to discuss
final details of the radio oper
ation. There will be a main
land station on the summit of
Mt. Sexton, north "of here, and a
dispatcher's office,, operating
the other station by remote con
trol, at Room 202, 327 S. E.
Sixth street, Grants Pass.
With the 25 new units, ra
dios operated by private firms
through the 'association will now
total 85, and additional firms
have signed up for sets when
they become available. The Jack
son, county radio system prac
tically "blankets" the county,
Simpson said, and the Sexton
station is designed to make pos
sible short-wave radio commu
nications throughout Josephine
county and parts of Douglas to
the north and Del Norte to the
south.
Douglas Theno, of Siskiyou
Timber service, will superintend
the radio operation here, and
Margarate Feetham will be of
fice manager. .
Officials of OPS
Visit in Medford
Carl Donaugh, administrator
of the Office of Price Stabiliza
tion for Oregon and Southwest
ern Washington, and William
H. Logan, information officer,
were Medford visitors briefly
yesterday.
They were on a trip through
out Western, Southern and Cen
tral Oregon to call on newspa
pers and others. Donaugh is a
former Democratic candidate
for governor.
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Around Hollywood
Hollywood (U.PJ Rita Hay
worth in her 'comeback movie
will be the first sexy screen
dancer since
G a r b o be
cause most
movie. . dancers
aren't sexy,
Rita's dance
coach decided
Friday. -.
Sloe - eyed
Valerie Bettis
i s responsible
for those tor-
Alinn Mosby rid Hayworth
hip-wigglings that will sizzle the
celluloid in "Affair in Trinidad."
Miss Bettis figures , that de
signing the dance was a pio
neering job because, she whis
pered, a sexy dance hasn't hit
the screen since Garbo slunk
through "Mata Hari." ;
"Sexy movie dancers? I can't
think of any who appear to be
sexy on the screen," she
shrugged.
Have Planned Look
"They're not supposed to be.
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspoadeat
The movie-makers want them
to be bright and gay and rhyth
mic. The dan ces 'have that
planned look. The dancers are
like puppets on the stage, with
the puppeteer pulling up a skirt
or lifting a leg. This is-sexy!"
Foot queens like Vera Ellen,
Betty Grable and Ann Miller
she said, either go in for dances
that portray "the normal healthy
American life or spectacle." -
"Ginger Rogers is fresh and
graceful and lovely, but would
you call her sexy?
Different on Stage
"It's different on the stage.
Dancers have something to do.
They're integrated into the story
line. You don't use dances out
here to say anything. A movie
dancer is a picture of a person
who is sexy, not a sexy person.
They don't indicate having de
sire, or wanting something."
Miss Bettis was hustled out to
Hollywood for Princess Aly
Khan's big picture because the
dance coach has designed dances
for Broadway musicals, danced
Friday. March 7. 1952
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUrT&l-FIVX
Plywood, Veneer Firm
Incorporates inXity
The Medford Veneer and Ply
wood corporation has filed ar
ticles of incorporation with the
state corporation Commissioner,
it was reported today.
Signing the articles were Loren
Haugen, Kenneth G. Pryor and
John R. Dingley, manager. Ding
ley said that the firm plans to
issue 7,500 shares - of common
stock without par value at S100
per share.
The firm will operate in the
Medford area, but said that de
tails of the operation will not be
announced until some time next
month.
in many of them herself, and
terped with the Ballet Russe.
Being a beautiful blonde, she
even wound up with a part in
Rita's movie. .
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Vet 'Sweats Out'
Sweetie's Reply
Seattle (U.R) A World War
n veteran Friday "sweated out"
an answer to his long-distance
proposal to a pretty 26-year-old
dressmaker he met in Italy dur
ing the war. I
Harold Samu waited for a let
ter from Francesca Castellani, to
whom he proposed in a long-distance
phone call that cost him
"40 bucks, but it was worth it"
Samu, a machinist at the Brem
erton naval shipyard, said he
would have called her again this
weekend but she was with rela
tives "in some little town near
Empoli and they don't have a
phone."
Miss Castellani's mother said
in Empoli that the girl wants to
be "certain that he is certain"
before making up her mind.
"Am I certain? I'll say I'm j
certain," said samu.
Seattle tU.R) The 13th naval
district said Thursday that ar
rangements have been made to
provide 120 trailer homes for
Navy personnel at.Bremerton.
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