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1 1 : Training Maneuvers Due on West Coast San Francisco (U.R) Joint Army-Navy training maneuvers using more than 50 ships and a 6000-man regimental combat team will be held on the Pac ific coast March 14-30, it was announced today. i Officers directing the combin ed operation said it will include amphibious assault landings, anti-submarine warfare, harbor, mine and air defense for the s ships. s Li. -Gen. W. G. Wyman, com mander of the Sixth army, said troops of the 38th RCT of the 2nd division will board ships at a simulated advance base in ;Puget Sound, Wash., and make their beachhead at San Simeon, Calif. They will move inland and "strike" at the rear of an enemy force, be said. Soviet Parliament Stirs National Budget Moscow (U.R) Both houses of the Soviet Parliament convened today to resume discussion of the national budget. No major speech was expected until tomorrow when .Foreign Minister Vyacheslav M. Moldtov probably will make a major foreign policy address." RACE HORSES KILLED Phoenix U.R) Fire swept through an 80-stall barn at Ari zona Downs race track early to day killing 13 horses and de stroying some 24 stalls. more 6 Northwest prefer 4 w IMi S a . ,:-.,., - f '' ' .' ' ' ' i . i because: OIL HEAT IS SAFESTI With safe oil heat you relax, enjoy complete comfort and peace of mind. No exposed heating elements or glass to btcak, bwen or explode. No dangerous fumes. Your ofl furnace k automatic Set and forget it OIL HEAT IS CLEANEST! No dirty, messy basemen. No dirt, no mm, no dirt fumes. Oil n dean. ' OIL HEAT IS ECONOMICAL! Penny for penny, automatic oil heat gives you more real comfort at lower cost than any other foeL . OIL HEAT IS DEPENDABLE! There's plenty of oil. With oil you have your own fuel supply oo your own property, not subject to pressure drops, industrial loads and brown-outs. You always get plenty of beat when you need it with dependable oil heac .. PATRONIZE TIE DEALER WHO DISPUTC TBiS SEAL SE IS A SPECIALIST H 8il EEAH i LOOKS NICE FROM HERE San Francisco hair stylist Bob Newberry puts finishing touches of bis new hairdo on Susan Plant. He calls it The Pagan Coiffure and predicts it will ! have the ladies across the country "boycotting the boycut" On The Side (Distributed by King The dove on yon withered how' That lately mourned her mate Has found another comrade now. Such changes all await! If nature has decreed it so than families n By E. V. Durling Features Syndicate, Inc.) With all above, and all below Let us like them forget our woe. If I were to pass away tonight I would advise you and you might To love again tomorrow. Freneau. In discussing color psychology I have frequently mentioned the attention attracting powers of the shade of pink. Recently I reported I had been informed that a man who used pink reply cards had achieved better results than when using any other color. Now I hear pink shirts for men are among the top sellers in that line. Also that pink colored wine, such as vin rose, is break ing sales records. There is also said to be quite a current de mand for pink champagne. Asking Queries from clients. Q. Why didn't Schubert finish "The Un finished Symphony"? Nobody seems to know. Schubert wrote "T h e Unfinished Symphony" when he was 25. It was never played by an orchestra during his lifeitme. Maybe he didn't think it was worth finishing. Q. What was the name of the New York night club owned by "Legs" Diamond during the pro hibition era? A. Name of that club was the Hoisy-Totsy. It was on Seventh Avenue. Very wild place.. .... -, Shaving How often do you shave? It is claimed only one man in seven shaves daily. I shave once daily. If I tried to shave twice in the same day the result is never sat isfactory. I have heard of a fel low who has an electric razor at . home, one in his automobile and one at his office. He shaves six times daily Horses & Women , There continues to be an in crease in the hip measurement of the average American wom an. The cause has not been de finitely determined. The most generally accepted theory is that the average female sits down too much. ' Rather than walk a couple of blocks to a shop she jwill get out the family automo- Due ana nae. men, so many laboraving machines have been invented for housekeeping that housework is. no longer the ex cellent exercise for figure de velopment it once was. In cidentally, if the bulge epidemic among our countrywomen con tinues it" will be necessary to make bus and street car seats wider, provide more room for passing through revolving doors and compel shops specializing in feminine apparel to triple their stock of girdles and other types of form compressing garments. Asides Too many people are becom ing inebriated these days. That is because they drink too fast. The time between drinks should be at least thirty minutes . . . Dp tears come to your eyes when viewing the sad part of a film or stage play? If so, it shows you have a good imagination. And only intelligent people have good imaginations. Among the Married Be kind to your mother-in-law. Don't hate her or you may be sorry. Not long ago there was re ported a case of a man whose mother-in-law lived with him. He hated her. He was a sufferer from sinus trouble. He noticed the only time he enjoyed relief from -sinus trouble was when his mother-in-law was away . on trips. So he arranged to have his mother-in-law elsewhere for a ixne. His sinus trouble disap peared. However, his physician tola nun the reason he got sinus trouble in the first place was the emotional disturbance caused by hating his mother-in-law. BUCKET' HELPS MOD Russ Jamison, originator of the "Bucket of Bucks" in the county March) of Dimes drive, said today he had turned over $287.22 to the polio fund. The money was raised by contribu tions received by Jamison's pro gram on radio station KMED and from a "Bucket of Bucks" dance. Jamison said it was the largest amount his project ever had collected. ; : -"- Sailors Break Up China War Protest Portland (U.R) Seven sign-carrying young people, pro testing U.S. "intervention" in the Far East, had their meeting in front of the downtown U.S. Recruiting service broken up Saturday afternoon by sailors who tore up the signs. That was the only violence, however. The seven, identifying themselves only as college stu dents, said they weren't object ing to the draft or military ser vice. "We just chose the recruit ing office because it is symbol ic of our military intervention in the Far East. The signs read "Formosa Means War," "Bring Back the Seventh Fleet," and "Keep Out of China's Civil War." Alabama, Georgia Warned of Floods By UNITED PRESS Flood warnings were issued for parts of Alabama and Geor gia today as cold rains pounded much of the Deep South. The Southland was soaked by rains that measured nine inches deep at Pensacola, Fla., yester day ( and sent floodwaters pour ing into the city's streets and low-lying areas. Many Southern rivers swirled dangerously towards flood stage today as the rains continued. Elsewhere in the nation, heavy snow warnings were issued for Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine and the mercury plumet ed to 14 below zero at Grants burg, Wis. Ike Asked To Ponder Airlines Decision Washington (U.R) The state of -Washington's congressional delegation asked President Eis aenhower today to reconsider a decision, allocating, routes for airlines serving the Northwest and the Pacific. Sen. Warren G. Magnuson (D. Wash.) said a letter had been sent to the President by the Washington delegation. The letter asked the President "to reconsider his decision to award to the Pan American Air lines the route from Seattle to Hawaii and take it away from j Northwest Airlines which has been serving the area." Rogue River Rogue River Larry Shee han has been elected chairman of the Jackson County Demo cratic Control committee. He is local committeeman and has been active in Democratic work for years. Mrs. R. C. Cummings of Keno is spending some time at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mae Shults while her mother is con fined to the Josephine general hospital. Other Rogue River people in the hospital are John ny Branamun, Earl Young and Jack Hogan. The March of Dimes dinner given in the VFW hall Thursday night was well attended and a huge success raising around $400. A very pleasant evening was enjoyed at the Rollin Taylor home recently on Evans Creek road. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Golding, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tellefsurd and Niles Henderson. Dinner guests Jan. 30 at the Forrest Burnett home on Broadway were Mrs. Burnett's neice, Mrs. Beatrice Riebert of Gardner, 111., Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Burnett and Bruce and Don na of Gold Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Max Riebert and daughter of Grants Pass. BALLERINA WEDS Paris U.R) British prime ballerina Margot Fonteyn and Roberto Arias, son of a former president of Panama, were mar ried at the Panamanian consu late here yesterday. SAVE MONEY! DO IT YOURSELF! RESTORE BEAUTY TO YOUR FLOORS WITH A RENTED SANDER Easy to Operate Clean and Dustiest Low Rental Rates W handle everything you need for floor refinishing SPECIALISTS IN HOMEWARES CENTRAL POINT MEDFORD YES, DAY AFTER DAY, MONTH AFTER MONTH, THE YEAR AROUND YOUR FOOD DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE AT THE BIG V WHERE YOU WILL FIND LOW, LOW PRICES ALL THE TIME! STORE HOURS 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FOR ECONOMICAL MEALS SHORT RIBS DRIED BEEF HAM SNACK TIME FEATURES RADISHES SLCES ir o ii mmm U XZS UVUUUU ZS L-J S-A 1M. 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