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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1955)
The FEDERAL BUDGET . s $62.4 U Ctier $J. . $14. S feily Law mmm, fcriixs I Sciritj frprtas $40.5 Vi-lt-Z'-i-'- t'...fe-4i:-?vii SG0.0 r $5. J CxeittTiict T j lifpliiiii ; t '" :; Hi) '?($ TfJf61- !HD,?ET77This chart shows a breakdown of expenditures, totaling 64.4 billion dollars, and receipts bmion doUars the federaTlSidgltor On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.) Another invention too long de cayed in reaching the market is the hoppicopter. That is a one man helicopter equipped with a motorcycle engine and said to have a speed of fifty miles an ' hour. It was to retail at around $1,500. Its invention was n nounced about five years ago. It 'was supposed to reach. the mar "ket a year later,; ; : Horse and Women - What article is most left be- , hind in buses, subway trains and other, public places? Answer is, women's umbrellas. Ten times as many women's umbrellas clutter up 'Lost and Found -depart ments as men's umbrellas. Wom en try to think of too many things at the game time. That s why they' are always forgetting, especially handbags and umbrel las. Women should have their handbags attached to a belt. Um brellas likewise. I : understand there is on the market a com bination belt and umbrella. The umbrella fits into a scabbard like a sword. 2tt It Right r While : B i n g Crosby never owned the Del Mar,' California, race track, he financed its build ing. The twenty-second agricul tural district of California which .originally planned the construc tion of the Del Mar plant was unable to , raise the necessary money. So Crosby furnished the money and. in return was given an opportunity to lease the track lor an annual race meeting. So, let's get it right. If it hadn't Deen for. Bmg Crosby,; there would '.have been ; no racing where the "Turf Meets the Surf" 'at Old Del-Mar. . Asking f Queries from clients. Q. Where is the hotel in this coun try at which all silver money is washed .before it is returned to guests and customers in change? .A. Believe that practice is fol lowed at the Davenport Hotel, Spokane, Wash. However, it is far from a new. idea. Over a cen tury ago at several of London's Polire Hold Two nn w w w w w w w - Double-Dale Murder T. "iHightstowri, N. J. (U.R)-lpo. lice today, held two Massachu setts men wanted in connection with the double-date murder of pretty Celia Cienski, 20, whose half nude body was found in a Connecticut canaL c Jerry Celetti, 34, of Springy field, Mass., surrendered to New ark, N. J., police Tuesday night a fow hnnrc after nn1ifo liorl i rested Joseph De Maio, 35, also of Springfield, at a routine motor vehicle check here. Both men are wanted by Con necticut authorities on charges resulting from the murder end attempted rape of Miss Cienski who disappeared after a Sunday night double-date with her sister Ann, 23. ; r - Democrats To Pick Philadelphia Man Wasihngton (U.R) The Dem ocratic National Committee scheduled a meeting today to elect Matthew H. McCloskey, Philadelphia builder, as party treasurer: rual talk about a proposal the 1956 national conven- in August, later than usual. rio was anticiDated. Democratic , National Chair man Paul M. Butler wants to open the convention Aug. 27, to shorten the 1 campaign. Republi cans are considering a Septem ber convention for the same rea son. In recent times the conven tions have been held in June or July. leading clubs all silver coins were washed and polished be fore being returned to members as change. Q. Never mind about the maiden's prayer to St. Cath erine. Everybody knows that. Is there a wives'-prayer? "A Only wives prayers I know of is the following by Ingeborg Hoer- ner: - - - :- w-- "Of all life's torments ... Lord, spare me this , The quiet sting of . - a dutiful kiss. Feet :v -.- ' It has been claimed 70 -per cent of the population of the United States have weak . feet. Abraham Lincoln said, "I just can't -think straight when " my feet hurt me." Mr. Lincoln, had considerable trouble : with t his feet. His right foot was a quarter inch longer than his left foot. In most people the left foot jis longer. Lincoln was the : first President to commission a chir opodist in the United States Army. Sidelights - , ; ; What ex-wife is the holder of the American record for number of living, ex-husbands?- Have heard of a Calif orniah who has five living ex-husbands and is now living happily with her sixth husband . . . It was Her mione Gingold who said, .when discussing" the appearance of fe males in scanty bathing attire, "One woman's ' charming ' ex posure is another woman's vul gar disclosure." : Shaving This year is the twenty-fifth anniversary of the electric shaver. There are about 55,000, 000 men in the.U.S-A. who shave regularly. It is claimed 25 per cent use electric razors. T am not one of them: I use a safety razor. I don't care for -a -dry shave. I like, the refreshing feel ing that follows a wet shave. YMCA Activities Told for Rofariahs By T Members Six members of the Medf ord YMCA of varying ages formed a panel to discuss the activities of the local "Y" before the Med f ord Rotary club Tuesday at a 'luncheon meeting at the Jackson hoteL Participating in the pro gram were Eleanor Davis, presi dent of the Tri-Hi-Y, Harold Ashton, Hi-Y president, ; Frank Bash Jr., president of the Youth Council, and Ann Manno, . Perry Whitlock and Bill Dames. Ann Manno, -whose hobbies include , swimming and stamp collecting, told Rotarians of the many phases of swimming in struction provided by the YMCA. 'The interesting and instruc tive camping program of the "Y" at the Diamond Lake camp were described 'by Bill Dames, while ; Perry : Whitlock further outlined the .program of swim ming courses in the YMCA pool. Bill' is a champion of the Y Olympics competition which in cludes chin-ups, basketball and baseball, standing broad jump, potato race, etc. Tells Significance . . The significance and meaning of membership in the Tri-Hi-Y, which ! opens new avenues for social enjoyment to high school, junior , high , and . YMCA girls, were explained by Eleanor- Da vis. This ' christian organization for girls sponsored a Christmas party during the past holiday season as a benefit for needy families in' this area. Frank Bash Jr. outlined the scope of program of the Youth Council, with membership , of youth lead ers of local schools. It ; is the Council's aim to plan youth ac tivities, and social gatherings to utilize -fully the facilities of Medf ord's fine YMCA building. The objective of the Hi-Y en gaged in spiritual and spcial ac tivities on an international scale were told by Harold Ashton. The organization is self-supporting..: Terence Brereton, he said, is the delegate from this area who will ' participate " in the YMCA youth conference in Paris this year, f . Robert Jones, director of the Medford YMCA, was Rotary program chairman and intro- auceq ine .speaKers. Ddciors Use Planes To Speed House Calls : IndianaDolis. Miss - U.R) Doctors r at North , Sunflower County Hospital here 1 often make their rounds in four planes sheltered in a hangar next to the modern 33-bed institution. - The planes are owned by two doctors,., the hospital business manager and . the bookkeeper. Dr, "John. Egger said he " saves time by flying throughout the country on his visits to patients. Dr. Charles Cox said the "flying calls" he makes at times might be the"means of saving a life." The physicians and hospital employees made frequent1 plane trips N to 1 nearby , Greenwood, Greenville and 'Memphis. Once Dr. Cox and the business man ager flew to Chicago to attend a convention. Wednesday. January 19. 1353 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE WEATHER By United Press Northern California: Showers today with snow in mountains; gradual 'clearing and colder tonight. WHO CAR HELP YOUR HEARING? 4 C R. Adamses I AM A TRAINED SONOTONE HEARING AID CONSULTANT BY TRAINING and long experience, 1 have helped hundreds to better hearing. Now I have a wonder ful new hearing aid to help you break through that iron curtaui, of deafness, and bring back conversa tion, music the laughter of life. " : This ishe brilliant, new Sonotone "1200." Here, -for the first time, Sonotone has put not three but FOUR '4 traiisistQrs in a hearing aid to' bring you DOUBLE hearing help - .. i ; 1. 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