Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 24, 1955, Image 15

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But for rou tine business, "I always can get on a phone or hop a plane." His father groomed him for a full-time post at the construction firm. But Middleton used to slip ' away; from . .the office to . act 'nights on the radio in Cincinnati. He graduated to soap operas in Chicago.. But after the war he found only small stage and radio jobs in New York. "My brothers said come on home, so I went back to the con struction business," he said. "I TARE 'TIL IT IIUttTS? Jt Drr Cra H.I. Mil. Ikh, Red BImmI... Sv Ye froa Mm Dnrogett Ovt . . . CAST FRET ; . TO MINOR ILLS.' WuliMoml experts reveal vitamin losses at cooked foods phis faulty diet may be seriously wtdrjnmning your energy, strength, and resistance, making yon fad oa edge eflrcting your appetite apotfirrg your sleep beeaat your body Is rkmmiit and iron starved. ffMT Jm Cm SI op Ckrmk WHmm t Itm Slmnatim TODAY . . . feel likt nftw ftntml -. SjaypluMent your diet every day with jnst one High-Potency Bexd Capsule. 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Los Pounds cmd lnchs OR NO COST Am: yov draecht (or SEm Una CoocmtntM TooA Cudr Wlfamtodmy. ImM kT luppry only St m guarastn fioipaekaee mat Mtisfj or nun for moaay back. Wi ith Sba Line enem tao euiuvtel 9 Day Swopeaa redadnf rystem thai teDa yoo bow 'o ranee eo aereuy erm yoor family needn't knov " yoa'r kaing aS that weight, Sow, aak far SUklLD.-! CENTRAL REXALL DRUG . Main and Central Eugene Voters Approve Schools Construction Eugene U.R School Dis trict Four voters here have given approval to a $3,000,000 bond issue for construction of a new high school and junior high school. In a record turnout at the polls, voters approved the issue 3506-1901. The 5416 votes cast nine were void surpassed the previous record vote of 4900 for the district. Lack of water and navigable rivers are major problems in Iran. On THe Side Y. e. v. Duriing (Distributed by King feature Syndicate. Incl The recently much repeated claim that the female is by far the superior sex has been very seriously accepted by many wom en. It has been the cause of some females taking a very different view of certain situations. Not only that, they are expressing those views without reservation. As for example a number of women were asked: "What is your opinion of polygamy?" One of the ladies questioned answer ed sharply: "Never mind polyg amy. Ask me what I think of polyandry." She was so asked. She replied: "I think polyandry is a perfectly marvelous idea. Most women could use an extra husband. Wives are alone too much. Then husbands come home from the office too tired to de vote any energy to entertaining their wives, go out dancing or to' dinner parties. An extra husband could take care of that situa tion." First Notice As you know, Maurice Chev alier is now one of the most high ly paid entertainers in the world. What follows is his first press notice. It is a criticism of Chev alier's debut at the Folies Ber gere by the celebrated dramatic critic, Noziere, of the Paris Figaro: "Who turned this gang ling bumpkin loose on the boards of the Folies Bergere last night? Who hired this laborious and painfully unfunny comic to per form in the midst of really first rate numbers? His lack of talent is exceeded only by his vulgar ity." Dream Track The New York group which plans to present a "dream track" is asking turf fans as to what size track they would like to have. Many racing enthusiasts think the mile and a half oval of Belmont is too big. They like a mile oval. No attention should be paid to these people. They don't have to ride the horses. A mile and a half track is a safe track for riders. A mile track, when the fields are large, is not. Pipe Smokers Cigar smokers are almost in variably well informed as to their smoking medium. They know how to choose a good cigar. Also how to smoke it. Most pipe smokers are woefully ignorant as to the art of pipe smoking. The great majority don't even know how to pack a pipe proper ly. They know little or nothing about pipe tobacco mixtures. Most men who smoke pipes do so because their sweethearts or wives have insisted upon it. Women think a pipe makes a man appear more refined and distinguished. Anyway, it is about time pipe smokers woke up and started trying to learn something about pipes. As a starter I suggest they read that classic work titled "The Pipe," by Georges Herment. Horses and Women The medicine cabinets of women who live alone are usual ly packed with a wide variety of pills and potions. It has been observed that pills and pets are the lonely woman's substitute for love. When a woman is in clined to eat too much and grows fat it is also said to be a sign of frustration. There is hardly a woman alive who lives alone and likes it. Several years ago when I made that statement, Jean Dalyrymple, the brilliant theatrical producer, wired me: "I live alone and I adore it." I then bet her a box of nylons against Monday, October 24. 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE a box of elegant Havana cigars that she would be married with in a year. She lost. She is now" happily wed. Please Note In Miami Beach, Fla., hotel maids are paid $36 a week. Wait ers and waitresses receive $21 a week. The pay of dishwashers is $42 a week. Bartenders are paid S60 a week. I don't know how these wages compare with similarly occupied jobs in other cities except that in San Fran cisco bartenders are paid from $80 to $100 a week. In a few places in the charming city by the Golden Gate bartenders are paid as high as $125 a week. Asking Queries from clients. Q. You say Michael Arlen, author of "The Green Hat," was born in Bulgaria. The Readers Encyclo pedia says Arlen is a "British author of Armenian birth." Who's right?" A. Michael Arlen, whose real name is Dikran Kou youmdjian, was born in Bulgaria of Armenian parents. He attend ed college in England and in 1922 became a naturalized Brit ish citizen. . Remembering Here's a test for young old timers. In a shop window I saw an enlarged "photograph of the Times Square section of Broad way of the yesteryear. Photo graph - revealed that Charlie Chaplin in the film titled "The Circus" was playing Loew's State. At nearby theaters the. film titled "The Crowd" and "Four Sons" were playing. Also evident was a sign on a building reading "Jardin Royal." Can you say in about what year the photograph was taken? About three-fourths of the to tal U.S. supply of linseed oil and linseed meals, comes from Minnesota. . .- Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport investment '-WJ"r"iT8 ul 9 -S-?? yf oir tpoiri tef.fy 1 ''k inlhe VnM StoU, VST9 BALFOUR GUTMBiet - . 1 - m fob dtmirikuhm it.- w, . ,,m ,nin( ijHifcc drafet BALFOUR GUTMDiB ' LIMITED What has the United Nations accomplished for You in 10 Years? Questions and Answers on the United Nations tliat Every American Should Know By HENRY CABOT LODGE, jr. U. S. RepreeentetJre to the UN Q. How effective has the UN been in deterring or slop ping aggression? . A. The UN played a decisive part in: Extinguishing the threatened aggression in Iran in 1946 and causing the withdrawal of Soviet troops there. Preventing the' war between Israel and the Arab countries from expanding into a far greater war. Ending the Communist hostilities against Greece. Preventing the outbreak of war over Kashmir. - Mediating the conflict which led to an independent Indonesia. Q. Can the UN prevent another world war from ever happening? A. As President Eisenhower, said, the UN is still the world's best hope for peace. Its record shows k is on the right track. Like our cancer hospitals, it has not yet found the cure, but is advancing steadily in its . struggle to remove the causes of war. Q. Did the help of other United Natfotr members ia Korea amount to anything worth-while? A. Yes. They contributed the equivalent of two divisions. At World War II figures, two divisions cost 600 million a year. Measured by the far graver arithmetic of human life, the other member nations of the UN suffered over 17,000 casualties, including over 3,000 dead. Q. What have the United Nations aid programs got to do with world peace like the technical assistance program and the United Children's Fund? A A friend of mine at the UN once said to me: "A hungry man ia more interested in four sandwiches than he is in the four freedoms." That is very true. People will not struggle for freedom and a peace based on freedom unless they have at least enough physical strength to "keep their fists up." Therefore, when you help people get rid of sickness, irrigate the deserts, drain the swamps, increase food supplies, you are taking constructive actions for peace. . - Q. How mveh does oor membership in the UN cost? A. Our membership in the UN costs each American 9c a year. When all the specialized agencies and aid programs are included, the total cost in 1955 came to 54S per American. The amount we spend for the UN and all of its peaceful endeavors iti a year is equal to what 10 hours of World War II cost us. Q. Is it true that military secrets of the United States go to the members of thf United Nations Secretariat? A. No. There is no truth whatsoever to this statement. Q. Is it true that prayer is forbidden in the United Nations? A. No. It is not tree. Every session of the General Assem bly, in fact, opens and closes with a minute of silent prayer or meditation for the benefit of all delegates whatever their religion may be. . Q. h is sometimes said that the American people are losing faith in the UN. What is your feeling on this? A. Far from losing faith in the UN, American confidence in and support of the UN is steadily increasing. From 1951 to 1954, the percentage of Americans who said they were satisfied with the progress of the UN rose from 43 to 63 percent In the most recent surveys, the total of those who found the UN useful to some extent was 86 percent. Only 7 percent of those questioned wanted the U. S. to get out of the United Nations. Q. How would you sum up the value of dje UN to the United Stales? A. An effective United Nations contributes much to the security and strength of the United States. In turn, a strong United States is essential for an effective United Nations. It is a two-way proposition with mutual benefits. " For Americans, the United Nations is valuable in these ways: . . . . It is the greatest single center for harmonizing the actions of nations-r-a place where we can solve differ ences and unify free countries against the Communist effort to divide and weaken them. It is a point of contact with the Communist world, where it is sometimes possible to meet and resolve conflicts without any loss of prestige for either side. You will remember that both sides used the United Nations as a contact point for ending the blockade of Berlin several years ago. 1 It is a most valuable center of information for us on the attitude and policies of other governments. . It is a place where nations of good will can cooperate on projects tor the common benefit, like the atoms-for-peace program. . , Finally, a thing which the founders scarcely foresaw the United Nations is the only truly world forum, the greatest loud-speaker in the world, and thus the most potent " single engine for influencing public opinion. We and other free nations can use this loud speaker constantly to tell the truth, to show up and probe Communist fallacies, and ultimately to help . develop that common world-wide sense of justice which is the only basis for true and enduring peace. The United Nations Charter pledges each member nation to seek peace with freedom and justice. But the United Nations will not produce peace automatically no device on earth can do that. The success of the United Nations and the search for real peace depends entirely on how much it gets the support of its mem bers when the going gets rough. We can either throw it away impatiently, and thereby greatly increase the danger of war, or we can perfect it in a way that will make future generations forever grateful that we had the patience and foresight to make this beginning. The United Nations works for you The United States Committee for the United Nations A Bspsrtajly tsjmjsofed cMteejfW sjsmsjifla?awSe) vfs(M dtrfctssmt Is emmtfsitod eMesvsilly fcs lwe) SeTs4stwsf ejf Starts) 816 21at Sc. N. Wn Washington 6, D. C CENTRAL REXALL DRUG Main ft Central MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE