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1 Tundaf, February IS. 1S3S MEDFORD (OREGON) M AIL TRIBUHZ SEVia 117 S. Central Phone 2-6241 ND I t- - ,X J v - I A .fr"? ' ,', g n.n5 - TJf" in x fr' y ',i",.&'i' - j - V f 1 , ; J EK P cuts : I - - !.-.'. f B M '. i r - t.r: i - '4 t " t j" ty., i i.l! ill! SECOND TERM FOR IKE Republican National Chair man Leonard Hall tells reporters at the White House that he still thinks President Eisenhower will be available for , a second term. On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.) transport we To love, to believe. To hope, to know; Tie that deUgntful below: 'Til that rightful transport can feel. Which painters cannot paint nor words reveal. Nor any art we know of can -conceal. Waller. What state has the highest percentage of elderly - automo bile drivers? Some say it is Cal ifornia. Others claim it to be Florida. I think it is Florida. I recall it being reported that recently in Palm Beach, Fla., n 81 year old man driving a 1925 Ford collided head on with an 83 year old man driving a 1923 Ford. Asking --. Queries from clients.-Q. Do you recall a aance team oilled as "Eleanora Hughes and Maur ice?" A. No sir. However, one of the greatest-of all ballroom dance teams was that of Maur ice Mouvet and Florence Wal ton, who were billed as "Maur ice and Walton." They , were ri vals of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle. Many dance enthusiasts thought them more accomplish ed than the Castles. Understanding Women ' ; The .University of London, Greer Garson's alma mater, now has a course for men on "How to Understand Women." Certain ly a step in the right direction. Greer should volunteer to deliv er a lecture at her alma mater on how to understand a red haired 'woman. . However, it is doubtful she will. Red - haired women want to remain a mys tery to the male. They want to be loved, not understood. Offic Wives - i - What's your secretary's speed rating? Record for typing is 135 words a minute. For stenograph ic dictation, 250 words a min ute. Speed -ratings are figured on basis of records. If your girl Friday can type at the rate of 100 words a minute her speed rating is about 85. If she can take dictation at 200 words per minute her speed rating is 87. As a stenographer-typist, her combined speed rating would be about 86. How about docking your charming amanuensis to morrow? . -Unmentionables Note a reference to "what grandma called unmentionables. Whose grandma? There is prob ably not a grandma alive today who recalls thaving used the term "unmentionables" in her youth. That was used ' in the days of your great-great-grandma. It is just about 100 years ago that Sarah Josepha Hale, then editor of Godey's Lady's Book, . campaigned for "discard ing the: term "unmentionables" in reference to intimate femin ine attire and using in its stead the French term "lingerie." ' Asides Record for variety of " pets kept in one New York City ap artment is held by Fannie Hurst. At one time, " Fannie harbored in her apartment six dogs, two cats, two monkeys and fourteen birds . i .-When Dempsey floor ed -Tunney for that ','14 count" in their Chicago meeting, it was the first time Gene had ever been floored in his long ring career. Art Lesson ,.:,., A surprising number of those who flatter themselves as having a knowledge of art can't even correctly pronounce the name of Vincent Van Gogh. How , about you, sir? . . . In this country over 7,000,000 persons are on government payrolls. This is an all time high. It includes Feder al, State, city and county gov ernments. . . Drinkers ' ' " The world's most durable drinkers are the Dutch. A Hol lander thinks nothing' of drink ing ' eight gins before dinner. After dinner he switches to whisky and brandy. Yet an in ebriated person is rarely seen on the streets of any city, in Holland. 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