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TAURUS Oy apsi 21 I I MAY 21 WY 2-23-34-46 ARIES MAX. 22 GEMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 3-18-29-id '61-71-79-aa CANCER , JUNE 23 j JULY 23 8-17-28-391 JULY 24 .AUG. 23 -62-72 VKCO AUG. 2-t SEPT. 22 HY 5-20-31 -2i HV52-63-82-84! STAR GAZERy Yoor Daily Activity Guide JM According to thm Start. To develop message for Tuesday, reod words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Excellent 3J Vow 61 Be 2 Financial 32 I 62 Othei 3 Indecision 33 Contacts 63 Leod 4 Develop 34 Today 64 The 5 Depend 35 Prospects -65 Your 6 The 36 For 46 Clarifies 7 Yoo 37 Use . 67 Today 8 Fall 38 A 68 Folk . 9 There 39 Wirt. 69 Associates 10 Hove 40 Mot 70 Tide 11 There 41 Moves 71 Felt 12 Watch 42 Mate 72 Today 13 And 43 You 73 And 14 Conditions' 44 And 74 Your 15 Is. 45 Are 75 Chance 16 Could 46 Lest 76 Judgment 17. In -47 Dealings, 77 Improves 13 And 48 Nuriinc 78 Emotionotty 19 Profit 49 Low 79 In 20 Upon 50 Partner's 80 Efforts 21 Fun 51 Of ' ' 81 And 22 Friendly 52 To 82 The 23 -Dealings 53 Get ' 83 Now 24 Business 54 Publicfe 84 Way 25 Prevail 55 Picture 85 Affoirs 26 No 56 Good 86 Wishes 27 Be 57 Important' 87 And 28 Line 58 With 88 Be 29 Conflict 59 Hurts 89 Resentments 30 Through 60 Aims ' 90 Offended 12721 SBT. 23 OCT. 23 9-16-27-38 149-70-78 V 148-59-87-89' (Good Advene f 1411 QjNcnml SCORPIO OCT. 24 j NOV. 22' lM5-26-37rf MA SAGfTTARJUS NOV. 23 DEC 22 4-22-33-441 B4-6S-80-83' CAPRICORN DC.23 JAN. 20 V.V 2-13-25 145-56-67 V AOUAHUS JAM 21 FEB. 19 J&Zg 1-14-25-360 147-53-69 nscfs FEB. 20 MAR. 21 flM14B.43f1 C 3-64-75 Whafs In a Name? Foresters off State CSeveal -the Answer By WILLIAM WARREN United Press Correspondent Salem (U.PJ Wftat's in a name? Well, Mr. Shakespeare, since you asked the question, you might look to the Oregon State Forestry Department and you'll find ample answer. First off, your Oregon State Forester is George Spaur-pro-nouned spar and one of the most important questions in the logging side in the "spar tree.' A line-Homer Lyon of the Salem office is used to bring In the logs and slack-Mars Slack of Dallas eases up the line. Rainwater During the dry weather Ted Rainwater of Salem can take over, but rainwater does not completely fall In line with the rain-makers who claim they can treat clouds with chemicals dur tag forest fires and produce rain if they, first have the clouds. But Rainwater is willing to try anything that will help quench the forest flames. As he says: Any port" Lee Port, forest protection supervisor "in a storm" Darryl Storm, protec tion assistant. Ernest Bloch is a radio en gineer and the department only lacks someone named tackle to make the show complete. John Woods, until recently as sistant state forester, operated a treed seed firm with his father. Captain Woods. "Woodseed" is one of Salem's most unusual en terprises. , Animals Too Now for animals: We have have Beaver Dale Bever re search forester Fish Foward Fish William Bird, a nursery man at Corvallis. And the woods flora: Dick Berry, research director; Chet Reed, timber cruiser; Don Maus -pronounced Moss. SAVE MONEY! DO IT YOURSELF! RESTORE BEAUTY TO YOUR FLOORS WITH A RENTED SANDER Easy to Operate Clean and Dustiess Low Rental Rates We handle everything you need for floor refiniihing For noises: John Bell, manage ment forester and Frank Blis zard, inspector at Roseburg. Wood colors: Dennis Lavendar xesearch forester; Wiljo Green, Astoria forester; Will Gray, for ester at Forest Grove, and Viola Brown, attractive girl lookout near St. Helens. Burrell Birch is a forester in northwest Oregon. Paul Noble is a forester at Vernonia. And the noble fir is a favorite as a Christmas tree. Forester Forester And "Guy" Forester is a real forest at Forest Grove. Oregonians have a right to be proud of ther own state forestry department, one of the most pro gressing in the country with a fine record of achievements in low forest fire losses, develop ments in research and reforesta tion during the past decade. If names help to make good foresters, then the department is in pretty good hands. And that Is something (isn't it?) to mull over Cameron Mull, in charge of the fire patrol assess ment section in Salem. SPECIALISTS IN HOMEWARES CENTRAL POINT MEDFORD Incan Boy Believed Buried as Sacrifice Lima, Peru (U.R) An American anthropologist and ar chaeologist expressed belief Sat urday a 12-year-old Incan boy whose preserved body was found last April in the Chilean Andes was buried alive as a human sacrifice. Dr. Richard Schaedel has made a thorough examination of the body which was found by a mountaineer in a cave near the top of 17,700 El Polomo peak. Incas worshipped the sun and the towering mountains. Everything seems to indicate that the boy, whose garments and silver adornments showed him to belong to a noble Inca family, was buried alive, in the course of one of the liturgical rites of the Inca empire," he said. He said the site of the find, not far from the Chilean capital of Santiago, showed that the Incas at one time ruled as far south as central Chile and even penetrated the Argentine i An dean slopes. TEXAS TRUTH Hartford, Conn. U.R) Jesse Fritzpatrick, 2, won a suspended judgment on an intoxication charge for his honesty. Asked by Judge Francis Pallotti where he came from, Fritzpatrick said, "A small town in Texas." Pallotti commented: "You are the first Texan who ever came into this court and admitted there is any thing small in Texas." COOL. MAN, COOL Herkimer, N. Y. (U.R) Er nest E. Cummings, spokesman for the American Society of En gineers, has this advice for teen agers who drive or walk after sundown: "When the glow goes, whether you're strictly by hoof or on wheels, dig yourself the most, man, and cut that chassis juice or you'll be real gone.". Use Mali Tribune Want Ads Dead line for Sunday Classified is at noon Saturday. When Yon ffBQ Q, GEORGE LEWIS At ROGUE TRAVEL SERVICE A FREE SERVICE We Reserve and Sell Airline and Steamship Tickets LOBBY HOTEL JACKSON PHONE 2-6779 Missing Freighter Puzzles Coast Guar dp Wives Wait New Orleans (U.R) What has become of the freighter South ern Districts? Has the converted LST fallen victim to some disaster at sea so sudden her men could not even get off an SOS? Has she, like the storied steamer Cyclops in 1917, vanished without trace? Or will she, like the ghost ship Marie Celeste, turn up a derelict manned only by rats to start another of those salty legends recited by seamen ever since the fabled "Flying Dutch man" stirred their imaginations? Legends Nonsense At least two of the wives of the 24 men aboard the southern districts, missing for more than a week, consider such legends superstitious nonsense. One of them, Mrs. J. B. Down ing, wife of the second mate, said she will ask President isen iiower to have the Coast Guard renew its search for the ship. The search was called off last Friday. t She will tell Mr. Eisenhower, Mrs. .Downing said, "that I re quest . . . and think it right ... to give the ship a chance." She expressed hope that the Southern Districts' men may be drifting on a raft or in life boats if the ship actually has gone down. Mrs. Downing has been keep ing vigil with Mrs. Ernest Rowe, wife of the master of the miss ing ship, for news of her hus band at Norfolk, Va. In New Orleans, Mrs. Made line Carder, pretty brunette wife of another, crewman of the Southern Districts, said "a ship that size doesn't completely disappear." She said her husband, Mar vin, 38, told her before he sail ed "he would be home for Christmas and for our first an niversary, and I still believe he will." . An attorney representing par ents of two of the crewman al so telegraphed Coast Guard of fices in Washington and Norfolk requesting a renewed search for possible survivors. Smog Elimination Program Scheduled Betrkeley, Calif (U.R) The statewide air pollution control committee of the League of Cali fornia Cities has mapped a three point program to help eliminate smog. The committee, at a one-day meeting in January, legislation that would: 1. Set up smog control districts in various sections of the state. The State Department of Health would "be required to act if the districts do not control air pollution. 2. Provide funds necessary to carry out the program, including state financing of research. 3. Provide rapid tax amortiza tion of non-producing facilities the smog control districts may require industry or agriculture to install. Army Mori Being flown To Receive Treatment ' Honolulu, T.H. (U.R) An air Force amphibian was scheduled to rendezvous with the MSTS Transport Gen. Anderson Satur day near the lonely French Fri gate Shoals to pick up a Pitts burgh, Pa., Army corporal who was reported suffering a "serious kidney ailment." The sick man was Identified as Cpl. David R. Mangis, son of Mrs. Maude Mangis of Pitts burgh. The Air Force plans to retarn him to Honolulu for treat ment at Tripler Army Hospital. The doctor aboard the Ander son, which Is en route to San Francisco from the Far East said Mangis' condition was "serious, but not critical." As We Live By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D. Teenager Shouldn't Suffer From Move A new face has great attention value among teenagers. In fact, a newcomer may be better off than one who has lived in a com munity all her life. A worried mother writes: (Q) "My -husband's business will take him lo another com niunily at the first of the year. H wards ma and our only child, a daughter of 16, to move when he does. Our daughter is in her junior year in high school, is very popular with both boys and girls, sings in the school glee club, is one of the best athletes in her class, and has a good chance of being elected president of her class next year. I . feel that it is unfair to her to make her leave her school now, but at the same lima it seems unfair to my husband lo have him all alone. Also, it will be very expensive to, keep our home here and have him live in a hotel near his work. How shall I meet this problem?" (A) If your daughter's school has mid-term examinations, wait until she has taken them before jgRk , moving, iucii ntVV2ft she will be en tering the new school in the spring term, after complet ing half the year's work in the other school. In the Christ mas holidays, Dr. Hurlock go to the com munity where your husband's work will be, take a letter of in troduction from your pastor to the pastor of a church of your faith. Ask him to advise you about the schools, neighborhood, etc. Call on the principals of one or more of the schools he rec ommends. You can tactfully let the prin cipal know all about your daugh ter's achievements in her pres ent school. As she has been popular, successful, and well liked where she is, it won't take her long to build up a new circle of friends. Boys, especially, are intrigued by a new face. Because a person's friends in adult life are usually those who were friends in the teens, it would be better for your daugh ter to move with you now, while she's still in school, then to move after her school days are over. She's not likely to be president of her senior class in the new school, but she will make friends who will be her friends after. her school days are over. (COPYRIGHT 1954. GENERAL FEATURES CORP.) Monday December SO. 1934 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TJRIBUNETHRE3 Erskine's Piano Store Will Be CLOSED for about two weeks beginning Dee. 21. We sincerely wish you a MERRY CHRISTMAS Noel L. Erskine Alena M. Erskine M1EW with BIG HOT WATER CAPACITY heats water faster so you -need not invest in a large, expensive 82-gallon heater. New heater supplies 150 hot water in just 33 min utes from a cold start! You get 50 per cent MORE hot water in a 24-hour pe riod than with standard 82-gallon heaters. 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