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JOVIAL Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower appears to be in a-jovial mood as he offers hi9 hand to a guest
i during a reception in his honor in Chicago. Presenting the guest is Senator Henry Cabot Lodge (center),
! Eisenhower's campaign manager. . . -
'Preacher Absconds
With Prisoner's Fine
Columbus, Miss. U.R) A man
representing himself as a
preacher entered the county jail
in the name of religion and
knelt for an hour's prayer .with
a prisoner charged with drunk
enness. Several who watched were so
moved by the preacher's zeal
that they made donations to
ward the drunk's fines. The
"preacher" left with $5 to make
arrangements for his convert's
release.
That was the last time he was
een.
"I'm going to give', that
preacher plenty of what he was
trying to save me from," the
jailed man declared, "if I ever
catch up with him.".
Strength of Wales Beer
Subject of Controversy
'Fresh water clams spend the
first part of their lives as para
sites of fishes. '.
Sydney. Australia U.R) The I
strength of a glass of New South
Wales beer, which hundreds of
thousands of war-time American
troops still fondly recall, is a sub
ject of controversy because it has
been increased by law.
Church and temperance groups
and the Sunday newspaper
Truth are protesting a recent act
of the New South Wales parli
ment which sets a mandatory
minimum strength of 7.3 per
cent alcohol for all beer brewed
in the state.
Previously, a minimum of two
per cent was permissible. The
legislation does not affect beers
equally popular with war-time
Anfericans which were brewed
in Melbourne, Perth, Brisbane
and elsewhere.
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MEDFORD, ORE.
"HECKf I DIDN'T KNOW THE MADE (RON INS BOARDS
'OUTTA STEEL"
Opponents of the law com
plained that it threatened to
turn the beer-loving Aussies into
a race of drunken sots.
Government Replies
The government replied "x that
its legislation was merely a
crackdown on the watering of
beer by publicans.
The newspaper Truth didn't
agree that the new regulations
were for the sole purpose of ..pre
venting watering.
"What the government has
done, in facf, is to foster the
growth of a nation of pub crawl
ers, and to prevent any move to
market a lighter beer," Truth
said.
Truth went on: "In the opin
ion of this newspaper, the gov
ernment has made a grave mis
take in approving the amend
ment which perpetuates this
state's reputation of producing
one of the strongest beers in the
world.
"It has now been made impos
sible for the breweries to meet a
growing public demand for
lighter beer.
Like Their Beer
"Reduced alcoholic content is
more important in beer than in
spirits since Australians, for cli
matic and economic-reasons, are
a nation of beer drinkers.
"During 1949-50, Australian
beer ' production' totalled 154,
188,627 gallons an average of
nearly 20 gallons for every
man, woman and child in the
community. If only one-third of
the population drank beer, aver
age consumption was nearly 60
gallons a head.
"Obviously, a large percent
age of Australian beer drinkers
drink solely for relaxation and
refreshment and would welcome
a lighter beer, which' would not
have such an evil effect on their
physical and moral senses.
Others Agree
"The vicious minority, who
drink to excess, until their
senses are dulled and their pock
ets empty, need to be protected
as far as possible from their crav
ingfor their own good, and for
the good of the community."
Quick to-Tally to the side of
Truth in the "War" came clergy
men and leaders of women's
temperance associations.
"I think the new regulations
are a tragedy," said the Bishop
of Armidale, the Rt. Rev. J. S
Moyes.
, "Overseas servicemen told me
during the war that they found
Australian beer very strong and
that it had drastic effects," he
said.
POP QUELLS FIRE
Elizabethtown, 111. (U.R)
A soft drink bottler, Harry Dor-
ris, finds soda pop can squelch
a fire as well as quench thirst.
A blaze broke out in paper and
shingles aboard a truck" and Dor
ris killed the fire by shaking
bottle after bottle with his
thumb over the uncapped top
and squirting pop on the
flames.
The interior of the initial fire
ball formed in an atomic bomb
blast has a temperature of many
millions of degrees and is very
nearly a vacuum.
Credits All-Bran With
Constipation Relief!
Tor many years I suffered from
constipation. One year ago I started
to eat aix-braw regularly my con
stipation is com
pletely gone. I owe
my regularity to
AIL-BRAN." Dr.
George H. Lubar, 23
Flint Road. South
Toms River, N. J.
One of many unso
licited letters from
ALL-BRAN- USOTS. If
you want lasting
pation due to lack of dietary bulk,
try this popular method. Eat an
ounce (about cup) -of crispy
Kellogg's all-bran dally, drink
plenty of liquid. If not completely
satisfied after 10 days, return empty
box to Kellogg's, Battle Creek,
MiCh. DOUBLE JOUB XOKET SACSl
Medford Fire Crew i&ZzsL
VUJIIWC W nWIVHIWWIIG
A car at the Tabu dinner
house, 305 South Riverside ave
nue, was put out Monday eve
ning by the Medford fire depart
ment, the department reports.
The car, owned by Keith John
ston, Ashland, was in a parking
lot at the dining house. The fire
report says the fire was started
by a cigarette left burning in
the back seat. Damage was done
to the seat and upholstery.
Aids on GP Blaze
One Medford fire crew helped
halt a 30-acre forest fire near
Grants Pass yesterday, accord
ing to the state forest patrol.
The fire started near some
residences on . East Fruitdale
road, at the edge of Grants Pass.
The fire burned toward the old
Mt. Baldy Road fire and was
halted by a cat trail on one side
and a hand trail on the other,
the patrol reported.
Three Grants Pass crews and
one Medford crew had, the fire
trailed by night. Another crew
was left at the fire for night
patrol duty.
Three million bachelors men
past 35 live in the U. S. to
day, according to The American
Magazine.
WOMEN DRIVE WELL
Lincoln, Neb. U.R) An an
al ysis of 1951 automobile acci
dents in Lincoln did nothing to
back up wise cracks about wom
en drivers. It showed 7,403 men
involved in traffic accidents,
compared to 1,362 women.
Dead line Suncmy Classifieds Is at
5:30. p.m for following day; 10 a.m.
Monday for Monday; noon Saturday
for Sunday a.m.
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Tuesday July I 19S2
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE
Womeh Safe Robbers Start Prison Terms
Reno (U.R) The two wo
men in the Redfield burglary
case were en route Tuesday to a
federal women's prison at Ald
erson, W. Va.
Mrs. Marie Michaud, 37, and
Mrs. Leona Mae Giordano, 40,
were taken from their cells in
the Washoe county jail at 5 a.m.
and placed aboard a train in cus
tody of Deputy U.S... marshals
and a matron for the long trip
east.
Mrs. Michaud, who aJraitted
she masterminded the fabulous
safe burglary has been sentenced
to five years in prison for car
rying more than $147,000 worth
of the Fedfield loot from Los
Angeles to Flagstaff, Ariz.
Mrs. Giordano was sentenced
to one year and one day in pris
son for -carrying $9,100 of the
$1,500,000 loot from Reno to
Los Angeles.
She testified during her trial
that she took -the money from
the pocket of a coat belonging
to another suspect in the burg
lary and did not know it was
Redfield money. fc
STEAKS REALLY HIGH
Nettleton, Miss. (U.R)- Steaks
are high but Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Sisk are eating the most expen
sive ones here. Lightninglcilled
a registered cow and bull valued
at $2,000. They put the meat in
deep freeze.
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