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SIX MEDFCRD (OREGON! MAIL TRIBUNE Tuesday, June 7, 1955 ; ? SHARING MEAL with Freddie, a young pig abandoned by ita mother when it was 5 days old, Bonnie, Saint Bernard of Crof ton, England, takes pity on little porker. . (International) Oil The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Faturt Syndicate, Inc.) O SLEEP, why do you leave me? Why your visionary joys remove? O sleep, again deceive me. To my arm restore my wandering love. Congreve. There are about 80,000 den tists in the United States. Only about 1,100 are women. An un usual number of feminine doc tors of dentistry are red haired. Why so many flaming tressed females have chosen dentistry as a career, I cannot say. I have asked our Horses and Women experts to check. All feminine dentists strongly object to being referred to as "lady dentists." Keep that in mind, sir, if you are ever going to have your teeth given a going over by a red haired feminine doctor of den National Steeplechase. Get It Right Note the current stage hit, "Damn Yankees," described as "the first baseball, musical com edy." That's wrong. There was one titled "The Umpire," starr ing Edmund Hayes. Also, at the old Hippodrome, a musical show was produced in which a base ball diamond with players in action was shown on the stage. Asking Queries from clients. Q. Is Scott Joplin, composer of the "Maple Leaf Bag," still living? A. Joplin died in 1917. He com posed the "Maple Leaf Rag" in 1899. . . Q. I claim the girls of San Francisco have the best com plexions in the USA. Right? A. Nearly right. According to the experts, the young women of Portland,, Ore., have the best complexions. San Francisco girls are second . . . Q. Are you famil iar with a poem about neckties titled "Give Me a Wild Tie, Brother"? A. Believe it was writ ten by Stoddard King. Same fel low who wrote the hit. song, "There's a Long, Long Trail." Bride's Figure As for a woman in her 40s re taining her "brides figure," I heard of one who has exactly the same measurements as her two daughters, both in their early 20s. This streamlined moth er and her two daughters wear each other's clothes. Their meas urements are bust, 34; waist, 24; and hips, 34. Passing By Ray Gross. Brilliant Brooklyn ite, marvelous idea man. A high ly successful man, his hobby is figuring1 out ideas and giving them away. Is the author of that remarkable book titled "Fame and Forturne in Ideas." . . . Pat Taafe. World famous Irish steeplechase jockey. Rode Quare Times, winner of the last Grand Heartthrobs Discussing the current cinema heartthrobs, a somewhat sophis ticated and very experienced woman observed, "Women like he-men, and the cinema actors who are most popular with feminine audiences continue to prove it. The craze of the present day woman for actors is en lightening. It shows how in tensely most women are bored with their husbands. Most mod ern men are all nerves and no passion." Asides Know a young woman who is to be a June bride? Included in her wedding presents should be a copy of that helpful book by Linda Marvin titled "Housekeep ing Made Easy." . . . What's the record for a long wait for a first child? An , Illinois couple had their first child after thirty years of marriage. Father was 56 at the time. Mother 47. It was a boy. Character Analysis What is the extent of your be lief in the reading of character by handwriting? One organiza tion in .Chicago employs a hand writing expert in its credit de partment. He looks over the let ters of applicants for credit and then decides by the handwriting whether or not the applicant is a good risk. Please Note , California is in again with something top. Now it is the in cident of a man attending his son's golden wedding anni versary. Fred Well, 102 years, recently attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary of his son Harry at Huntington Beach, Calif. 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"Walk straight ahead . . ." was the reply and that's what Toth did. He walked straight down Garrard st.. right into the Ohio river. . Police rescued him 30 yards from shore and jailed him for drunkenness. Symond's Killers Effort To Seize To Be Continued Singapore (U.R) Harry Best Livingstone, crown coun sel, told a coroner's inquiry into the murder of United Press staff correspondent Gene Symonds to day that the investigation and efforts to apprehend the kill ers will not end when the pres ent inquiry closes. Livingstone made his state ment in an opening address to coroner's inquiry. He said a number of persons had been arrested in connection with the riots which took place at the time Symonds was killed. He did not indicate that any body had yet been charged with Symond's murder. The "investigation will con tinue" even after the inquiry is over, Livingstone said. The inquiry went , into its sec ond day today and perhaps will be completed tomorrow. Symonds died May 13 after being assaulted by a mob. He was stoned and beaten in the street and died in a hospital. One witness testified yester day he tried to get police help for Symonds after he was at tacked by the mob. Other witnesses told how a police car drove past Symonds without stopping to help him The United Press retained counsel and asked or a full and fair inquiry into the facts of Symonds' death in the interests of protecting American foreign correspondents everywhere. North ytet Minh Ready . To Discuss Elections Tokyo (U.R) Radio Peiping repotred today that Communist North Viet Minn is ready to be gin talks with South Viet Nam on Indochina's nationwide elec tions scheduled for 1956. The broadcast heard here quoted Vice Premier Pham Van Dong as saying the withdrawal and transfer of opposing troops in Indochina had created the "necessary basis for the achieve ment in the near future of a poli tical settlement in Viet Nam." GOOD DEED Wiibraham, -Mass. 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