Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 19, 1952, Image 3

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Mother of Polio
Victims Told 6th , .
Escaped Disease
Taylor, Wis. U.R) .For
the first time since polio hit five
of her children, Mrs. Helge Hjor
nevik was almost happy enough
to smile Tuesday.
She learned a sixth child has
not caught the disease as she
had feared.
Oldest Child Dies
-' Polio struck her family last
Wednesday. The oldest child, a
20-year-old girl, died from the
.disease and four other children
were rushed to the hospital.
Mrs. Hjornevik, who can spot
the symptoms of polio by now as
fast as most mothers can spot
the measles, noticed Saturday
that Kenneth, 9, had a fever.
She was afraid he would be
the sixth of her eight children
to fall victim to the disease.
She kept a careful watch over
the boy while her' husband, a
road grader operator stayed with
the other children at the hospit
al. Others Improving
Monday Mrs. Hjornevik saw
a glimmer of hope. The doctor
said Kenneth had escaped the
disease. He said also that the
four Hjornevik children in the
hospital were improving.
Meanwhile, the Black River
Falls, Wis., chapter of the Na
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis promised to help pay
the medical and hospital expen
ses for the family. Friends and
relatives have sent the Hjorne
viks about $300. . . .
: Classified pages in telephone
directories were introduced in
1910.
TRAGEDY-STRICKEN FAMILY Mrs. Helge Hjornevik (right)
and her two children who are well, Marie, 7, and Susan (center),
6, talk with Dennis, 9, who is in bed recovering from fever which
may have been polio. The tragedy-stricken family of Taylor, Wis.;
has suffered the loss of the oldest daughter and hospitalization of
four other children with polio.
New Firestone Store Manager Named Here
Paul Dragieff took over re
cently as the new manager of
the Firestone store, 9th street
and Riverside avenue, to replace
Joe Murray who transferred to
the Tillamook store.
Dragieff was manager of the
BEGGAR WINS $42,000
Calcutta U.R) Life became
brighter Tuesday for Kamdeo
Prasad, a blind beggar on the
streets of Calcutta.
He recently was talked into
buying a sweepstakes ticket.
Tuesday he was told that the
ticket had won him 15,000
pounds ($42,000).
Vancouver, Wsh., Firestone
branch for four years before
coming to Medford. He has been
with this company for 15 years,
spending some time with the
Seattle and Denver stores.
Mr. and Mrs. Dragieff and
children, Paul Jr., and Mary
Katharine are now making their
home at 147 South Keene Way
drive.
On The Side
By E. V. Darling
Tuesday, August 19, 1952
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
(Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.)
Some artists clean oil paint
ings by f washing them gently
with a half-and-half mixture of
warm milk sfhd water, and dry
ing with a soft cloth without
rinsing.
The-
Urges YOU To Attend The
4-IHI and F.F A.
IF ALL $Am
Starting Tomorrow
Fir 4
BIG DAYS
AUGUST 20-21-22-23
at the
Jackson County
Morning - Afternoon - Evening!
The Medford Rotary club believes that the 4-H Clubs and F.f . A.
are the very- finest of youth organizations . . . there are no finer
avenues for instilling in boys and girls the lessons for personal
effort and sound, constructive citizenship. That is why Medford
Rotarians are proud to sponsor once more the annual fall fair . . -
and urge everyone in this community to attend and give our fu
ture citizens the encouragement they need and richly deserve!
Attend All Four Days!
You never said a word to me.
That was cruel under the sun.
. It isn't the things you do, darling,
But the things you leave undone.
Phoebe Cary
(Husband who inspired
above probably failed to ob
serve what women refer to as
"those little attentions." That
is usually what is wrong when
a mystified husband says to
his wife: "What's the matter,
honey?" And she answers:
"Oh, nothing." I have asked
our "Horses and Women" ex
perts to assemble some helpful
hints for husbands under the
title, "Those- Little Atten
tions," which might be of as
sistance in keeping some of
out subscribers out of the dog
house.)
In Paraguay introductions
are unnecessary. If a man is at
tracted "by a passing; green-gray-eyed
blonde or a blue-eyed brun
ette he approaches her and asks:
"Have you a husband or sweet
heart?" The woman takes no of
fense at this and if not interest
ed answers "Yes." The man then
bows and withdraws. However,
if the young woman is interested
she says: "I have neither sweet
heart nor husband. What is your
proposition?" Whether or not
that system would work well in
this country is problematical.
Still, if the rules were followed,
it might be the beginning of
many a beautiful friendship.
Sidelights
The Germans are undersell
ing the British in the world
markets. That was one of the
major factors in bringing about
World War I . . . Sharpness of
safety razor blades is decreasing.
Even the blades made in Brook
lyn are not what they used to
be , . . Once more note it said,
"A great baseball player never
makes a good manager." What
a nonsensical, uninformed obser
vation! Frank Chance, John Mc
Graw, Hughey Jennings and
Fielder Jones were all great
players, and great managers. And
what's wrong with Lou Boud
reau? .
Passing By
Robert Stolz. Amiable man of
music. Composer of one of my
favorite tunes, namely, "Two
Hearts That Beat, In Three Quar
ter Time" , . . Joan Brandon.
Beautiful blonde magipian and
hypnotist. Joan hypnotizes men.
Under her spell she makes them
do foolish things. However, she
says it is impossible to hypnotize
a man against his will. He must
cooperate. Yet there are experts
on the subjest who say people
can be hypnotized without their
cooperation. In fact, one Danish
hypnotist is said to have proved
it.
Young Old Timer
You don't have to remember
George M. Cohan in "Little
Johnny Jones'' or Hazel Dawn
in "The Pink Lady" to be a
young old timer. Do you recall
in what musical show the song
hit, "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes,"
was introduced and who sang
it? And how long'ago? The
show was "Roberta." Tamara
introduced the song mentioned,
in the cast were Bob Hope, Sid
ney Greenstreet, Fred MacMur
ray and- Fay Templeton. I an
swered that one for you. Now, if
you claim Y.O.T. eligibility, tell
me how long ago the stage play
"Dinner at Eight" was a Broad
way hit, and who was in the
cast? Also the same details as to
the smash hit titled "Design For
Living." ,
Asking
Queries from " clients. Q.
Where in New York City was
Paradise Alley, locale of -the
old song, "The Sunshine of Par
adise Alley?" A. The ' Paradise
Alley that inspired the song was
in Philadelphia. Never has been
such a street in New York City.
However, there was a Paradise
Square in the five points section
of Manhattan. Q. What is the
intelligence rating of the follow
ing types of athletes: Basketball,
baseball and football players,
boxers, jockeys and wrestlers?
A. Types of athletes you men
tion are rated in order of intelli
gence as follows: 1. Baseball
players. 2.' Jockeys. 3. Basket
ball players. 4. Boxers. 5. Wrest
lers. 6. Football players.
Asides ,
Am asked how many times
Sophie Tucker has been married
and how old Gary Cooper is.
Sophie has been married three
times, first time at 16. Mr.
Cooper is 51 but certainly does
not look it'. . . The name Doro
thy means "heavenly gift." Lor
etta means "wise one." Philip,
"a lover of horses." William is1
the most popular male name,
Catherine tops for females. So
it is reported in that interesting
work "A Thousand Ways to
Name a Baby."
Please Note
In Uruguay the law is that a
working mother must give up
her job for a month before her
child's birth and rest for a month
after. Her position is held for
her. She is given half pay for
the period. It is also a law in
Uruguay that every employed
woman must work seated. No
standing up on the job allowed
for females. There they still
think the female is the weaker
sex.
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THE TIRE THAT COMES ON tJ EW CARS
IR(Mdii
Fathef Punishes
Boy by Burning
Hand on Stove
San Leandro, Calif. (U.R)
Alec Louis, 41-year-old father of
five children, ' was being held
by police Tuesday for allegedly
punishing his 11-year-old son. by
holding his hand against a hot
stove and rubbing salt in the
blisters.
Police Capt. Steve Lagomars
ino, who said he personally in
tends to file a cruelty complaint
against Louis, said the unem
ployed welder also had been
accused of . inhuman treatment
of the other four children.
Boy Badly Burned
Louis was arrested after the
11-year-old boy, - Joseph . Louis,
ran screaming to the home of
an aunt.
The boy had a badly burned
and cut hand. Joseph said his
father became incensed when he
took a cookie from a jar for him
self and his nine-year-old broth
er. Authorities said Louis -had
taken Joseph's hand, and held
it against the stove. He thrust
the boy's hand first into hot wa
ter, then into cold, the complaint
said.
Salt In Wounds
Police said the father opened
the boy's blisters with a knife
and rubbed salt into the wounds.
Louis said he used the salt
because the sores looked "infect
ed." "The burn taught Joe a les
son," Louis was quoted as say
ing. "I was only fixing it and
cauterizing it with the salt."
Trovb ridge and Flynn
Low Bidder on Jobs
For Traffic Signals
Portland Trowbridge and
Flynn Electric company was low
bidder for "construction of traffic
signals at two intersections in
Medford, it has been announced
by the State Highway Commis
sion. The Medford job was
among 12 jobs over the state for
which the highway commission
opened bids Monday.
The intersections for which
Trowbridge and Flynn Electric
company was low bidder for con
struction of traffic signals are at
Central avenue and 12th street
and at Riverside avenue and
12th street.
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all 48 states, Canada.
THRU-EXPRESS BUSES
on main north-south, east-
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