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Newspaper Page TextLcyq Life of Fire Flies Continues To m, i mm Science; li- 3 7?7 DSLOS SMITH U-i'ed Fres-j Cclsr.ce Editor New York f'J.R'--Science re grets to cun'c;s it doesn't fuliy understand the love lives of fire flies. "This time of year, when millions of ti'icm are blinking over every countryside, science hopes something startling and mystery-solving will turn up. It's the .more humiliating be cause on first blush fire fly love seems so simple. The boys mere ly fly around, turning their lights on and off to announce they're available. The girls stay on the ground. When they turn their lights on and then off, it means, come hither. The boys do. But now corne the complica tions. There are more than 60 kinds of fire flies. Their ranges overlap. When you keep in mind that each boy is signaling for his kind of girl, and each girl in vites her kind of boy and none other, you will see fire fly love is anything but simple. Diplomacy Rapped For Postwar Loss Of China To Reds Portland (U.R) Sen. Gordon Allott (R-Colo.) said last night if U. S. diplomacy in postwar China "had been properly guided, the Communists could never have taken control and would not be in control today." He said the Eisenhower ad ministration "inherited a bad and very complex and confused situation in the Far East" but "our recent foreign policy has been effective." Courage Not Enough Allott told the Northwest In stitute of International Relations that the forthcoming "Big Four" talks in Geneva "could conceiv ably test the direction of Soviet intention." But, he said, "wisdom and courage on our part are not enough to guarantee that war will not come. Something else is needed to prevent war sober realization by the antagonist that war would not serve his interests." Allott said that under Presi dent Eisenhower's foreign policy, "The Western Hemis where is today more unified than ever before in history" and and "Western Europe enjoys and improves a unity heretofore re guarded as unattainable." Alliances Formed In the Middle East, he said, "without exception the nations have rejected Communism" and '"certain ones have formed al liances and have accepted part nership with the West." . Allott said "the Far East is an area of great hazard, but the lines have been drawn." He said, "'we and our partners have unit ed and are now holding the Com munist host in check. With cour age and wisdom we may keep him in check." MCDIME . . . for Summertime Play! n IPireiiimnTmnm MfiTlfk It's NATURE'S Most Perfect Food WITH NEARLY Now, with strenuous summer vacation play and activities ahead, youngsters need added pep and energy. It is the timo to drink LOTS of the milk that has such a generous measure of "what it takes" to build hardiness and health. Jorgensen's ALL JERSEY PREMIUM MILK has near 60 MORE energy units per quart than ordinary milk - has MORE VITAMINS above the cream line. MORE calcium protein and sugar below the deep cream line. Drink it at meals and between meals . . : you'll LIKE IT You'll FEEL BETTER! Start SPRING off RIGHTI Ff ashes Aid Never Mixed Up Yet. according to the Ameri can Museum of Natural History, none of the boys and girls of one kind ever seem to get mixed up with boys and girls of any of the other kinds. Science finally decided that each kind of fire fly must have a sense of its own "fire" color and built-in auto matic timers. It was found that the color of the light of one kind of fire fly is a shade different than the light of another kind. And the length of time between flashes of light differs among the various kind. . That made it seem clear that the boy fire fly bobbing and weaving over a pasture gave off a light of precisely the correct color which was spaced precisely right to stimulate this kind of girl to flash the come hither signal. But the light and spacing meant nothing to other kinds of girl fire flies. This also meant, of course, that her come hither signal had to be of the right color and tim ing to attract her kind of boy but no other kind because other wise shed signal down too many boys out of the night sky or inone atalL' So there seemed to be no fur ther question until scientists be gan to notice that the hotter the night, the less time there was between the flashes of light. That was most disconcerting for sev eral reasons. Endless Confusion Unless all kinds of fire flies were affected to precisely the same degree by changes in tem perature, a temperature change would cause endless confusion in any pasture where more than one kind of fire flies happened to be about. If temperature change affected the various kinds unevenly, a temperature change could bring the flash timing of one kind into exact parallel with the flash timing of another kind. Then what? That question is under scien tific investigation. Timing the flashes of more than 60 kinds of fire flies on warm nights, hot nights, and hotter nights is a large chore. And there is another Firelighters Mop Up Klamath Forest Fires Yreka, Calif. (U.R) Fed eral and state firefighters have mopped up the last of some 15 lightning-started fires which have burned in the Klamath na tional forest near the California- Oregon border for the past five days., y-.:. . Fire dispatcher Lee Morford said the fires, last of some 122 blazes caused by electrical storms, were brought under con trol with the aid of a rain show er. In the same period that 33,417 Americans were killed in the Korean campaign, 650,000 Amer icans died of cancer. m MflDHBIE Confusion question: If time intervals be tween flashes varies according to temperature, then both boys I and girls would have to make j allowances for temperature. And that would border on a ; thought process. Science can ! demonstrate beyond quibble that fire flies don't think, and so even the suggestion of a thought process is dangerously unscien tific. There must be some auto matic precess involved like a reflex which hasn't yet been discovered. Hill Sees Free Vaccine Program For All Children i Washington (U.R) Chair man Lister Hill (D-Ala.), today predicted the Senate Labor com mittee would approve a Demo cratic proposal to provide free polio vaccine for all the nation's children. Democrats on the committee have offered the proposal as a substitute for an administra tion bill authorizing the federal government to give $35,000,000 in grants to help states provide the vaccine. Hearings Concluded The labor committee Wednes day ended two days of often sharply partisan hearings on thei two proposals. The hearings in dicated there would be a parti san split on the two bills with the Democratic majority win ning out with their proposal. Hill said he expected to call the committee into executive session within the next few days for a showdown vote on the two proposals. He said he believes the Democratic bill, of which he is a co-sponsor, will be reported out favorably by the committee. Hill at the same time took a jab at the administration, and in particular at Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, secretary of health, edu cation and welfare. "The Democratic bill is so good," he said, "that Mrs. Hob by is trying to get in the image of it." Free-To-Needy Plan Hill referred to the fact that the administration originally had proposed that the federal gov ernment give $28,000,000 to the states to provide free vaccine for any child whose parents could not afford it. In the face of Democratic criticism, Mrs. Hobby earlier this week amend ed the administration proposal to provide assistance to the states to give vaccine to all chil dren needy or not. At the closing hearing, the Democratic proposal was oppos ed as "unnecessary" and "de structive" by the American Med ical association. The AMA also opposed the administration pro posal unless it was restricted to providing free vaccine for needy children. IPMP AVAILABLE IN HANDY l2 Gallon Containers Classified Rates 1 day per word- Sc 2 days per word 8c 3 days per word 10c 4 days per word 1 2c 6 days per word 14c Bv Line Pet Month $2 25 i Minimum First Issue 50c Ads counted by the line where full lines are not used Business Directory per lint per month 1.7 5 Minimum per month $5.25 CASH IN .OVANCE Remit With Order No Refunds on Classified Ads Account Charges Billed by Line Dead Line on Classified ds: 5:30 o.m. for following day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. 1-LOST AND FOUND LOST Large male black Labrador, answers to Mike, vicinity of Jack son school. Phone 2-6672 days, 2-2489 evenings. LOST Female black Labrador. No collar, west side of town. Answers to Linda. Reward. Ph. 2-7792. FOUND 2 TRUCK TIRES Ownr must identify and pay lor ad. Ph. 2-2998 evenings. REPORT lost Ooes. animal cruelty cases to Humane Society Also mod ern boarding kennels Phone 2-8222 2-INSTRUCTION REGISTRATION for special summer classes in tap. acrobatic, bailet and ballroom dancing. Colleen Hope Dance Studio. 405 E. Main. Med ford. Phone 2-2591. Get Your Thicker Paycheck Quicker MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE 33rd Year Enroll now 31 N Grape Ph 2-5720 3-7 WANTED, MALE HELP WANTED Experienced cut-off Saw operator. Call Engler Huson Com pany. Grants Pass, Oregon. Green wood 6-6G21. WANTED Mechanical draftsman, full or part-time: or will consider stu dent with mechanical drafting ex perience to work during summer vacation. Jeddeloh Brothers, Gold Hill. Oregon. , WANTED Band mill operating mill wright. Must know air and saw mill ing and possess own tools. State ex- perience. Tribune Box 9867. EXPERIENCED BOAT BUILDER Tribune Box 9826 BODY MAN wanted immediately. Must be good painter. Jack's Re pair Shop. Canyonville. Ph. 2828. 2 MEN for contact work. Experience not necessary. Thorough field train ing for those who qualify Excel lent pay schedule for producers. Phone 2-8376 lor interview. 8 to 9 a.m.. 4 to 5 p.m. ONLY. THE AAA. Oregon State Motor Assoc. has openings for 2 men in this area. Salary and incentive pay. Insurance or sales experience helpful but not required Give details first letter. Write Post Office Box 392, Med ford. Ore. APPLICATION for Medford Mai) Tribune carriers in Central Point, Jacksonville, and Talent. Must be 12 vrs. old and in 7th grade. Apply in person at Medford Mail Tribune Circulation Dept 4-WANTED. FEMALE HELP CAR HOPS Wanted, experience un necessary. Bob's Drive-In. 3340 N. Pacific Hwy. BOOKKEEPER position open. Male or female. Salary dependent upon ap plicant's qualifications. List qualifi cations, experiences and references. Shorthand not required. Tribune Box 9811. WAITRESS wanted. Apply in person at Medford Hotel. o Use Tribune Want Ads Quick in Results! Low in Cost.' o FOOD VALUE GROCER 4-WANTED, FEMALE HELP WOMAN to help expectant mother. Must live in. Ph. 3-5570. 'EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Ph. 2-5965 after 6 or 2-8259 before 6. WE have an opening on our Steno graphic Staff for a Correspondence Clerk-Typist. Shorthand desirable ut not necessary. Previous office experience essential. Apply in per son at Personnel Office Harry and David. Bear Creek Orchards. BEAUTICIAN WANTED Beauty Salon at Mann's 5-HEIP. MALE and FEMALE Booming Business makes opening available for responsible man or woman with car to call on farm women in Jackson County. Full of spare time. Opportunity to make up to S40 a day. Write McNESS COM PANY. P. O. Box 14. Bayshore Sta tion. Oakland 23. Calif. 6 WANTED, SITUATION WOULD like work in orchard. Am ex perienced and have own transporta tion. Phone 2-4839. SENIOR girl wants work. Prefer of fice. Typing and shorthand. Phone 2-4903. - YARD WORK wanted. Phone 2-4586. Merry Tiller garden cultivating. 3-4160 RELIABLE 16-yr. old boy desires any kind of work. Exp. in baby sitting, yd. work. 2-5490. CHILD Care by day. Phone 2-2910. LADY Wants house work by hour. Phone 3-4882. CHILD CARE in my home, day or night. Phone 3-2565 or come to 619 N. Fir. RESIDENTIAL, commercial and re modeling by building contractor. Free estimates. W. L. MOORE PHONE 3-5783 CHILD care in your home. Prefer nights. Light housework or ironing. Ph. 3-1407. WINDOW washing. Ray B. Ahart. Phone 3-9180. SPRING CLEANING walls, ceilings. woodwork floors, windows, RUGS AND FURNITURE. Phone 3-4069. RANDY'S CLEANING SERVICE. Professional Housecleaning Special- ists. LUMBER HAULING WANTED Have 18-ft. semi, good condition. Want steady haul if possible. Walt. Phone 2-6671. 714 Dakota. C ARPENTER WORK. Ph one 2-4209. FULL or part time child care. My country home. Excellent care Ph. 3-5206. CARPENTER WORK. Ph. 2-4332. TRACTOR WORK. Plow. disc, mow Yards worked & leveled tor lawns. Ernie Mallams. Ph. 2-4310. CHILD CARE SERVICE. Phone 3-3916 Planned Activity Summer Rates Insured and State Licensed Age 4 to 7. Mrs Irma Ashby CUSTOM mowing, raking & baling. For cash or shares. C. E. Foote Gold Hill. 5-6803. BABY SITTING CLUB. Ph 2-8904. ROTOVATE your ground. Ph. 3-1288 LET ME cut. rake and bale your hay by ton on shares or will take live stock or what have you. Phone 3-2348 or Valley 6-3638. Eagle Point. CARPENTER Would like to work for you. Remodeling, new work, foundations, roofing, painting, plumb ing. Ph , 2-9095 or 2-2026 eves. CHILDREN cared for. 2-7049. TRACTOR WORK Plowing, discing. leveling & hay mowing. Ph. 2-4390. LAWN care & gardening. Ph. 3-4145. ABC Nursery opening June 1st. In sured and rates by day. week or month. Transportation available. Call 3-3034 for information. Baby Sitting. Milla Scott. Ph. 2-8897 CARPENTER WORK Ph 2-4412. DRESSMAKING & ALTERATIONS Reasonable. 231 N Grape. 3-1270 HAY BALING on shares or by ton Leonard Ward. VAUey 6-3S52. LADY wants housework by hour Ex perienced References. Ph 3-5623. LAWNMOWERS machine sharpened Picked up and delivered. Work guaranteed Ph. 3-1519 LAWNMOWERS machine sharpened & VERY carefully adjusted Pick up & delivery 2 blks West of court house. 26 Newtown. Ph. . 2-4975 Theo Thompson. CHILD CARE CENTER , ALL-day care 7:45-5:30 Nursery School 9:00-11:30 Kindergarten Instruction 9:00-11:00 UCENSED-INSPECTED-INSURED 2-6013. Mrs. Ethel Tennant 2-6013 7 WANTED, MISCELLANEOUS NURSE would like sm. apt., cottage, or sleeping room with kitchen privileges near Sacred Heart Hos pital. Phone 2-5309. PRIVATE party wants apt. size elec. range and refrig. Tribune Box 9656. Thursday. Junt 16, 19SS 7 WANTED. MISCELLANEOUS I WANT TO RENT by reliable party, furn. cabin or house. Lake o' the Woods, for month of Julv and part of August. Write P.O. Box 1187. NORTH 99 TRADING CENTER Wants used furniture. Stoves, re frigerators, play pens strollers, plumbing, tools, and misc. We buy sell or trade. Store hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. everydav. 2740 N. Pac. Hiway. Ph. 3-3227 WANTED to rent irrigated pasture for 20 to 25 head cattle. Ph. Med ford 2-7706. Oscar Gysen, Route 3. Box 198. Medford. WANTED The pleasure of vour attendance at the GEM ic MINERAL SHOW Saturday, June 18 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sundav. June 19 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GYM WANTED TO RENT Modern 3-bdrm home. Responsible party. Ref. Ph 2-4755. WANTED Good used cafe. bar. foun tain, butcher equipment and sup plies. 3-3747 or 2-5051. WANTED Timber lands. No tract too large or small. Virgin or re-log. Cash immediately on purchase. Ph. 3-4442 or write Timber Purchases, Mail Tribune Box 7814. LOOKING for a reliable tenant to rent or lease your home- Call WM. FROHNMAYER AGENCY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT & SALES 15 S. Front. Ph. 2-4023 or 3-2748 WANTED FURNITURE Ph 2-2958 WANTED Watch repairing at the Big Y Jewelry Store 1 year writ ten guarantee. Roy Picard. Certi fied Master Watchmaker. CASH PAID FOR TIMBER and timber lands Any quantity or specie. Phone Medford 2-9793 or write 349 High land Drive. Medford WANTED To buy furniture Any amount Ph 3-3227 USED PIANOS wanted: will Day cash Erskine's Phone 2-4296. WANTED Douglas Fir peeled or barkies poles and piling For infor mation write or call C E Johnston 1003 N.E. "A". Grants Pass. Ore WANT to buy full hcuse of furniture Phone 2-8572 or 2-8218 WANTED Douglas Fir poles and ' piling. For delivery to our Seven Oaks and Grants Pass yards. Con tact us for prices and specifications Puget Timber Company of Oregon, P. O. Box 247. Ph. 6666. Grants Pass. WANTED Good used furniture. Oak Grove Furniture. Phone 3-1564. 8 FOR RENT, HOUSES WANTED TO RENT 2 or 3 bdrm. home by July 5. Would prefer fenced yard. Phone 3-5137. UNFURNISHED 2-bdrm. house. Close in. East side. Inquire 803 Sherman. FOR SALE or LEASE Small farm, 2 ',i irrigated acres. Very large older 3-bdrm. Phoenix School Dist. Phone 3-1367 . UNFURN. 2-bdrm. house. Downtown location. Dial 3-N0.4-2858. WANT TO RENT 3 bedroom house. Phone 3-3776. 3-ROOM newly decorated house. Stove, refrigerator, lights, water furnished. Ph. 3-4437. SMALL unfurn. house $30. 1107 E Main. Ph. 2-2656. FOR RENT Small house suitable for couple. S25. Water paid. No dogs Ph. 3-2992. 3 BDRM. completely furnished home until September 1. Lots of fruit Ph. 3-3995. WANTED to lease 3 bdrm. home. Will pay up to 1 year's rent in advance, m. z-9373. WANTED to rent: 2 bedroom house on large lot or . small acreage. Ph. SMALL 3 room modern, furnished cool, clean. One or two adults. No OOgS. fn. 3-1709. MODERN 3-room cottage. 305 S. 4th 51. vine. jj mo., win- rent lor 30 wi emeny retireq man. . Use Mail Tribune Want Ads New, Granular HI-PRESS Saves You Time and Here's Why: New HI-PRESS peat moss is entirely dif erent! It's concentrated and granulated but expands many times when wetted. This means that a 70 lb. bag of HI-PRESS covers the same area as a big, awkward bale of regular peat moss. Thus, HI-PRESS helps take the "lift" out of "life"; takes up less valuable storage space. And most important, HI-PRESS can be applied with a fertilizer spreader or by hand . . . Concentrated, granular HI-PRESS pours like sand. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! HI-PRESS Stays Put . Because it's virtually dust-free and because it may be applied with a spreader close-to the ground, HI-PRESS stays out of your eyes; doesn't ruin fresh paint HI-PRESS isn't carted away with your grass clippings. There's less waste with HI-PRESS. Compressed granules of HI-PRESS don't blow away; instead settle down among the roots. And when used as a lawn dressing HI-PRESS isn't picked up by your rake or mower basket HI-PRESS comes in the size that fits your need. Available in 5, 20, 50 and 70 lb. packages. At all leading 'nursery and garden supply stores., SATISFACTION OR YOUR MONEY BACK SPECIAL OFFER I For free sample of HI-PRESS and descrip tive literature, send coupon below to: WIISON t GEO. MEYER & CO. 333 MsntgoaMry Street, So froaenco, Cafifomto Dept. Your Noma; Street AooVawr City omf State ' 8-FOR RENT, HOUSES ONE bdrm. unfurn. Phone 3-5222. FOR RENT 3-hoom house, stove & refrigerator. Inquire 136 Almond or call 3-2966. WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE Large 2 or 3 bedroom house bv June 20th. $75 -$90. Phone 3-1335, afternoons and evenings. NICE, modern, plastered. 3-bedroom house, unfurnished. Reasonably priced. 1808 Spring. SMALL plastered 3 room house, part ly furnished. S30 month. Ph. 3-5026. CLEAN furn cabin utilities paid $9 wk. and up Ph 3-9183. LOW RENT Modern cottages by wk or mo Oak Manor zi mi. n cen tra lPomtoldHvy9beyondlujwt. FURN COTTAGE by week or month Rafter Lazy L Motel SI 79 crater Lake Hwv Phone 3-1487 LARGE furn cabins, kitchenette. utilities $10 wk 2060 Table Rock Rd Blk Bis Y Mkt Pardee Court 9-FOR RENT, APARTMENTS NEW 3-room unfurn. duplex. Close in. $47.50. 207 Laurel St. FURN. 1 bdrm. apt. Light and roomy. all modern. Outside entrance. Good location. 302 Crater Lake Ave. PARTLY furnished apartment. Phone 2-6302 or 730 W. 11th. FURN. Apt. Upstairs. 115 Mistletoe. 2 BEDROOM apt, cabins. 1063 Court. PARTLY furnished ant 90SU W. 10th FURNISHED 2 room apt. 122 Portland 1 ROOM light housekeeping apart- ment. 513 King. 1 ROOM bachelor. 516 W. Jackson. For BUSINESS WOMAN, upstairs new ly decorated, all electric, nicely fur nished 1-rm. kitchenette. $30. 21 S. Orange. NICELY furnished apt., all electric with car port. 819 S. Peach. FOR RENT Small newly decorated in Dhn.ni.. . . .. .j III. fl.07 i jiuciuA, him: jam, rii. im. LARGE. 2-bdrm. apt.. S55. Ph. 2-4885. 3-ROOM furn. apt. Close in. Adults. Newly redecorated. Call Z-S7Z4 be tween 11 and 2. 3-ROOM furnished apartment. Elec. range and refrigerator, fireplace. Near High school. $50. Adults only; no pets. Employed couple preferred. Phone 3-1635 for appointment. LARGE. ATTRACTIVE. Firstfloor apt. Pleasant Central location. Elec. range. Refrigerator, garage. Utili ties. 103 S. Holly. 2-5701. 1-BDRM. upstairs furnished apt. for 1 or quiet persons, alb a. ivy. 1 BDRM. furn. apt. Utilities pd. $45. 113 E. 11th. Phone 2-5139. 4 LARGE, nicely furnished rooms, 1 block from Mam St. Elec. range, re frigerator. Call 2-9468 jr 2-6561. Father's Day June 19, 1955 MEDFORD'S FINEST MEN'S "Is proof American is sfove worker, Comrades. $ picture showing U. S. Citizen forced fo carry baes fay Capitalist named Pete Moss" J MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NINE 9-FOR RENT. APARTMENTS FURN. apt. 1240 N. Riverside. APTS & rooms 445 S Front. 5-RM apt.. 2 bedrms refrig.. and stove, hardwood floors.. Available July 1st $80. 710 - 24 King st. Call 2"-9710. VOU will like this apt. Air condi tioned, steam heat, close in. furn.. one bdrm. Adults. All utilities paid. Priced right. Just look at it. Inquire 303 N Fir between 9 and 5 p.m. Ph. 3-1895. BEAUTIFUL 3-rm. unrurn. apt. Adults. 714 W 10th St. Dial 3TA 6-4531. 2-RM. furn. apt. Summer rate, re frigeration, and utilities paid. $30 up. Close in. Some baths & showers. Laundry facilities. 217 S. Riverside. MODERN 3 rra. spacious apts Lowest rates automatic laundry 2 blks. from city center. GeBauer Apts. Ph 2-9262. ' MEDFORD PLAZA APARTMENTS Shown at your convenience 235 So. Oakdale Phone 2-9748 10 FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms GARAGE Studio room for gentleman. Private bath and entrance. Phone 3-3109. ROOM for rent. 322 De Barr. RM. for working girl. Kitchen pri vileges. Good home. Phone 2-2656. HOUSEKEEPING room. $5 week. 532 S. Fir. LOVELY, downstairs rm. Outside en trance. Also small upstairs rm.' reasonable. Parking. 204 No. Ivy. COZY apartment sleeping room for two men. Outside entrance. 815 . East Jackson. EMPLOYED man nice home, private entrance, parking. 536 M. Bartlett. El Rancho Rooms. 1240 N. Riverside. CLEAN comfortable rooms Reasoo able weekly rates. Hotel Grand. SLEEPING rm. TV 335 So. Riverside. ROOMS for men 125 S Oakdale 11 -FOR RENT, Board and Room BOARD room Good food Close in. Parking Ph 3-4172 12-FOR RENT, MISCELLANEOUS GARAGE at 18 Hawthorne. Ph. 2-5685. OFFICE SPACE for rent, downtown location. Inq. 123 W. Main or Ph. 2-8886. OFFICE SPACE and storage for rent. Call at 41 S. Grape. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT Ph. E. A. Littrell. 2-6235 or Roland Hubbard. 2-6189. STORE MAIN AT CENTRAL Peat Moss Labor Stattt Portland Frame Pfioenls lot Angelas Salt toka City u i-Cs caoRro UJ bvil Always Ask for "Jorgensen's" 10 West Jackson Blvd. Phone 3-1031