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PROUDLY STANDING at wfteel, Maryland's Gov. Theodore
R. McKeldin participates in ceremony as USS Constellation,
Navy's oldest warship, goes to drydock before being perma
nently enshrined at Baltimore's Ft. McHenry. (International)
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On The Side
By E. V. Durling
. (Distributed by King Faaturaa Syndicate. Inc.) '
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"French how to cook. They also
(Instructed them in the use of
the knife and fork.. That was
in the middle ages. Now the
French are the greatest cooks
(in the world. Or, so they 'say in
(faris. However, some experts
consider the Italians the best
cooks. Others say the Chinese
are tops. Anyway, how about
the American cooks? The cooks
of this country have never been
given much credit for culinary
skill. That was why the Eu
ropean chefs were surprised
wheri the American team com
peting at the 1954 International
Culinary Exhibition at Berne,
Switzerland, won 11 gold medals
for their,, skill in cookery. Six
teen nations competing in this
event. Austria and Germany
were tied for first place, the
American team finished second.
Passing By
"Big Ed" Walsh. Great major
league twirler of the yesteryear.
In one season (1908) Walsh
pitched 66 games for the Chi
cago White Sox and won 40 of
them! Yes, sir, that's what I
said, in one season. "Big Ed"
was really an "iron man."
Babies
Were you born in a hospital
or at home? Experts on the sub
ject seem to agree that babies
who grow up to be the health
iest and most successful adults
are born at home. I'm not going
t argue that point. I was born
at home. Another thing, when
a birth takes place at home the
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District 6C Issues
Call for Bids on
Buildings Issued
Central Point Plans vand
G specifications for new school
buildings at Gold Hill and Cen
O tral Point were presented to
directors of District 6C by Med
ford Architect Robert J. Keeney
at a meeting last week.
G ?he directors called for bids
on the buildings. Bids will be
-opened Wednesday, Aug. 31, for
t construction of the buildings,
o for which $350,000 is available.
Go District voters approved con
o -struction of the buildings last
S April 28.
Contractors have been asked
to submit separate bids on each
building and a combined bid to
construct both structures.
. A four-room school is planned
at Gold Hill and a 12-room struc
ture is planned for Central
Point. Both will be for primary
grade children.
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q noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for
q Monday; other days 5 :30 previous day.
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mother is always sure she has
the right baby. No chance for
error as there is in hospitals.
Please Noie
That truly beautiful platinum
blonde, the fifth Mrs. Horace
E. Dodge, now has so many
places of residence she is in
danger of losing track -of some
of them. The Dodges have a 36
room house in Grosse Point,
Mich., a four acre estate at Palm
Beach, Fla.. a house in Connecti
cut, an apartment at the Wal
dorf-Astoria in Manhattan, a 103
room castle near Windsor, Eng
land, and a villa at Cannes.
France, right next to the resi
dence of the Aga Khan.
Asking
Queries from clients. Q. Did
four or five Marx Brothers ap
pear in the film titled "Duck
Soup"? A. Four. They were
Groucho, Harpo, Zeppo and
Chico. Gummo was the business
manager of the picture . . . Q.
What New York restaurant
serves the best apple strudel? A.
Luchow's . . . Q. What is the
inscription on the tombstone of
Will Rogers? I say it includes
Will's saying: "I never met a
man I didn't like." A. You are
mistaken. All that is engraved
on the great humorist's tomb
stone is Claremore, Okla., is the
following: "Will Rogers. Born:
Oologah, Okla.. Nov. 4. 1879.
Died: Point Barrow, Alaska, Aug.
15, 1935."
Vegetarian
The name of George Bernard
Shaw is invariably included In
lists of celebrated vegetarians.
Shaw was not a 100 per cent
vegetarian. He freauentlv con
sumed fish. However, the great
wit and playwright was a great
booster for the vegetarian diet
and found it embarrassing when
sunering from pernicious anemia
to be told the only way he could
be cured was by injections of
liver.
Used Cars
What's the lowest Drice vou
ever heard of being paid for a
used car that was in good enough
running order to drive awav
after the purchase. I just heard
of a fellow who bought a 1936
model used car for $13. Not only
did he drive it off the lot when
he bought it but he is using it
daily to drive to work.
Enjoy heoith, rest, comfort and hospitality
amidst pleasant surroundings. Completely
cumished Sleeping and Housekeeping
Cabins, with all modern facilities.
HOT MINERAL and MUD BATHS .
For Rheumatism, Arthritis, Neuritis.
Sciatica, Nervousness
CARBON DIOXIDE VAPOR BATHS
Are excellent for Eczema, Sinus, Skin Emo
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"Your Health Is Our Business"
For Reservations and information Address
lack horn Mineral Sarins, Rt. V. Ashland,
Oregon or Phone Long Distance
Dr. Herman Wexler, Director
Chiropractic Physician
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