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HEXL GET A CHARGE OUT OF THIS -Dr. Myron Thorn of Pasadena, Calif., uses a 220,000-volt General Electric X-ray unit to treat a leg injury on this race horse. Veterinarians are using j X-ray to examine, relieve pain, reduce swelling and cure various ' ailments of animals from cats to horses. On The Side by e. v. Dorng (Distributed by King Feature. Syndicate, Inc.) The moon thai! be a darkness. The stars shall Rive no light. If ever 1 prove false To mv heart's delight. In the middle of the ocean Green grow the myrtle tree, If ever I prove false To my love that loves me. Brooks. "This Is National Pickle Week," writes a New Yorker. "How are you celebrating it?" It will be a quiet week for me, sir. I am not a pickle enthusiast. Only kind of pickles I care for are the gherkins they serve on the Santa Fe dining cars; How ever, I have nothing against pickles except I don't like to have sliced pickles put on the plate with my ham sandwich. Father's Day Included in My Father's Day medley is that touching ditty titled "That Silvery Haired Daddy of Mine." I want to see the silvery haired daddies get break, but I don't want the young fathers neglected. Espec ially those celebrating their first Father'a Day. Why doesn't omebody write a song about a young father? Fleas Note In Alaska rents are 25 per cent higher than in the United States of America. Vegetables are double the price, milk is 45 cents a quart, eggs $1.25 a dozen. Salaries are from 25 to 50 per cent higher than in the States. The shortage of women continues acute. So states one of those lonely Alaska bachelors. Among lha Married A California woman named among her grounds for divorce that her husband was always showing visitors photographs of his first wife. A very trying ex- jci jeiii-e iur a sensitive woman. Brings to mind "Ruby" Bob Fitzsimmons, ringman of the yesteryear. He married tw'ce. In the living room of the house he occupied during his second mar riage he placed a large oil paint ing of his first wife. It was sur rounded with electric lights. When Fitzsimmons ushered guests into the living room, he switched on the lights to illumi nate the picture and then said fervently. "You are now looking at the picture of the finest wom an who ever lived!" Asking Queries from clients: Q. I claim George M. Cohan wrote "Forty-Five Minutes from Broad way" but did not appear in it Right? A. Cohan didn't appear in tne original production, which featured Victor Moore. Donald Brian and Fay Templeton. How ever, he did appear in a revival of it later on. Q. Isn't Gllda Gray s real name May Gray? A Early in her career as an enter tainer she was billed as May Gray. Changed the first name of her professional name to Gilda at suggestion of Sophie Tucker, However, her real name is Mary anna Michalski. Fixing ii is not so easy to tnrow a baseball game or to fix a horse race. Take the third game in the Chicago White Sox-Cincinnati Reds World Series of 1910. Eight ol tne players on the White Sox were in on a fix to throw that game. Yet the White Sox won it because Kerr, their pitcher, was not in on the fix. A well known gambler once told me of a race in which every jockey was fixed. However, the horses weren't in on it. So the horse the gamblers wanted to win didn't win. The winner was an kamfie.c$rQnce,f Graduate Studies Program at SOC Under Discussion ! Ashland Four leaders of the graduate program to be insti tuted at Southern Oregon college j this summer are at Monmouth j today making final plans for the curriculum which will lead to a I master's degree in elementary education. Representatives of the three colleges of education are con ferring with Dr. Roben J. Maaske, director of elementary teacher education, at Oregon Col lege of Education. The Ashland delegates are Dr. John D, E. McAulay, summer session di rector; Dr. Arthur S. Taylor, professor of social science; Dr. Bill A. Sampson, assistant pro fessor of education, and Eugene Bowman, associate professor of mathemtaics. To Review Plans Objectives, course contents and teaching methods of the graduate instruction will be re viewed and a uniform presenta tion planned by the three schools, according to Dr. McAulay. South ern Oregon will offer 15 such courses this summer in the first step towards fulfillment of the entire curriculum. Other staff members who will teach graduate work this Sum mer will be Dr. Arthur Kresi man, associate professor of Eng lish; Otto J. Wilda, associate pro fessor of art; Neva West, Bertha A. Stephens and Gladys Owen, assistant professors of education; and Betty Lou Dunlop, instructor in education. Frid.v, Mar M. 1951 " MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE SOC Student Body Leaders, Faculty, To Talk Activities Ashland Fifty student body leaders and faculty advisors at Southern Oregon college will outline campus activities for the 1952-53 academic year this week-end, according to Dean S. Nichols, Medford, student presi dent. The third annual planning session will be held at Soda Springs resort. The group will first evaluate accomplishments of campus or ganizations this year, Nichols re ported, and then will suggest programs to be followed next fall. Present officers and newly elected class leaders will ex change ideas as faculty advisors offer observations. The program will open with dinner at 6:30 this evening, fol lowed by an evening fireside. Saturday activity will include group and individual meetings by students and faculty as well as several recreation periods. A fireside Saturday evening will conclude the conference. E. Glen Roby, Cottage Grove, is chair man of the committee planning cooking and deeping arrangements. animal that always ran to win. Despite the efforts of the jockey to hold him back, that honest horse kept rushing forward and won by two lengths. Speedy Trains Some new high speed trains on the Santa Fe run between Los Anselee anrl San niAan make a non-stop trip in two hours and fifteen minutes. The distance is 1Z5 miles. Very speedy. How ever, the so-called auto-dynam-ique trains on the French rail ways would make that trip in an hour and a half or less. The auto-dynamique trains are pro pelled by automobile engines. They are really automobiles on rails. Have often wondered why that form nf tm hasn't been put on some lines in this country. Conrnrrt N W mm ein(- records show that privates in the three regiments New Hamp shire sent to the Continental Army at the start of the Revr lutionary War were paid $8.66 a month. Major ffenerali reratveri $166. 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