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MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1952
On The Side
Pages 1-6
By B. V. Burling
(DIitr.ru.tcd by KinS Faatom Irndicatt, Inc.)
dear, ere time
Take time, my
Beauty knowi no lecond spring.
At twenty-five In women's eyes
Beauty fades, at thirty dies.
Dyer.
(The hiohlv DessimUtir
observation above wu written in
the eighteenth century. In ihoie
dayi, beauty really knew no lec
ond ipring. Nowadays, It knows
second, third and fourth springs.
Only yesterday I saw a celebrity
I know to be 57 years old. Her
appearance was that of a woman
of 30. A woman of today who
knows how to take care of her
self can still be a whistle girl
when she's 60).
Are you familiar with the
duties of a musical stenographer?
This is a highly specialized activ
ity. Takes a very clever person
to handle it. Suppose there is a
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tune running through your head.
Seems catchy to you, but you
don't now how in writs mni-in
You whistle or hum that tune to
musical stenographer and he
will put it in musical score form
Bob Merrill, a highly successful
composer of popular songs, can't
write a note of music. He taps
out a tune on a toy xylophone
and a musical stenographer does
the rest. Among the popular
songs comDoseH hv Mrin
"Why Does It Have to Rain oti
Sunday?", "Sparrow in the. Tree
Top," and "If I Knew Vn,i Won.
Coming I'd've Baked a Cake."
Among The Married.
Woman who
time seldom
They just want to marry a nice
wan wno win provide them with
a peaceful home and a sense of
security. Most men, however,
who embark on a second matri
monial venture do so for love.
The male is, of course, the most
romantic sex.
Passing By.
Arthur Murray. Millionaire
dance instructor. Teaching the
terpsicnorean art can be a highly
profitable activity, as Mr. Mur
ray has so definitely proven. At
present aDout 8,000,000 people in
this country are reported taking
dancing lessons and snenriintr
$100,000,000 annually for same
. . . "airangier" Lewis. Erst-
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iw an auun, worms smallest plane is pro
nounced successful by Pilot Bob Starr (left) as he discusses per
formance characteristics with Designer Ray Stltts at Palm Springs,
Cal. Craft has wing span of 7 feet 3 Inches, Is 8 feet 10 Inches
long. Tiny plane weighs only .425 pounds. , , (Inttmatunal)
Attention Local Sub-Contractors!
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while wrestler. To irivp vnn an
idea of the Strangler's talents as
a grappler he defeated Jim Lon
dos fifteen times . . . Ethel
Barrymore. First lady of the
theater. Miss Barrymore has
scored triumphs in a wide va
riety oi parts, Dut tnat of Juliet
eluded her. Her performance in
tnat highly romantic Shake
spearian role can only be de
scribed as a "flop." Ethel was 43
years old when she played
Juliet.
Over There.
The most popular British
sport is horse racing. Whether
this is because of lnve nf hnreec
or a liking for the wagering op
portunities offered is open to
question. In any event 5,000,000
people in Britain are regularly
eating horsemeat, Two thousand
horses are killed weekly in Eng
land for this Durose. More are
imported from Ireland to be
slaughtered.
Something New. . .
Now there is something called
a "tane measure belt " It. ! fnr
women. it measures thirty inch
es. However, It can be taken in.
As it is taken in it reveals the
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exact measurement of the wear
er's waist. A great idea. Should
be something like that for men.
Might be an aid in the reduction
oi tnat bulge referred to as
corporation." The male belt
should be about forty-six-inches
For Milwaukee mnlp thpre
should be a special belt of about
nrty-two inches.
Horses at Women
The difficulties in acquiring a
husband in this country are
greatly exaggerated. Only 15 per
cent of women in the U.S.A. ho.
tween the ages of 25 and 34 are
unmarried. Of course, it cannot
be denied that the Hifflenltv in
acquiring the type of husband
most young women want is
great. The reason for that is that
me average young woman goes
in for self-improvement to a
much greater extent than the
average young man . Therefore
the men who come up to her
standards are in the minority. So
it happens that while the great
majority or women oi marrying
age are married many of them
are not satisfied with their hus
bands. Hpncp. thA rnnfHlu in.
creasing number of divorcees,
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of winning as an elaborate one. Whatever you do, you'll
have loads of fun. .
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Movie Producer Scrubbing Floors In County Jail
Hollywood (U.PJ Walter
Wanger, an intellectual, digni
fied movie producer, was rout
ed out of his cell in the county
jail before dawn Thursday to
scrub floors.
The white-haired mogul was
handed a mop as he began the
first full day of his four-months
sentence for shooting the sus
pected lover of his beautiful
wife, Joan Bennett, last Dec. 13.
Wanger is accustomed to din
ing at Larue's and wearing
hand-tailored suits. But on the
Utilities Commissioner
Reports Receipts Pass
VA Million Dollar Mark
Salem (U.R) State Public
Utilities Commissioner Charles
H. Heltzel said Thursday that re
ceipts of his office for the first
five months of this calendar
year have passed the two and
a half million dollar mark.
Receipts for May totaled
$598,182.58, bringing the . re
ceipts for the first five months
to $2,640,589.40.
12th floor of the Hall of Jus
tice, he was Just prisoner 228487
in ill-fitting blue denim pants,
shirt and jacket.
At 6 a. m the producer, con
victed of pumping two bullets
into the groin of agent Jennings
Lang, ate a breakfast of stewed
fruit, oatmeal, broad and coffee
with the 2,433 other prisoners.
- Then he stood before a class
ification board that determined
what kind of prison work he is
best suited for.
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Lincoln, Neb. (U.R) P. H.
Hoffman creates "whing-din'gs"
out of chicken bones, burned
out light bulbs, peach pits and
other odds and ends. Hoffman
uses the objects to fashion fig
ures of birds, animals and peo
ple. He doesn't sell them but
makes therrt for his own enjoy
ment. - -
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