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Newspaper Page Texto o EIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) O o RADIO PROGRAMS -TUESDAY Programs listed below are received from the radio stations and the Mail Tribune assumes no responsibility except to make such changes as are supplied KVJC 123 ke SMED 4:00 Children". Hour 4:15 Club 1230 Weekday Weekday' KMED Presents 3 StarXtra 4:45 Club 123JVeather 5 J00 Edward R. Murrow Regional News Hotel For Pets Lone Ranger Lone Ranger 5:15 Bill itern 5:30 Dinner Music 5:45 Frank Goss 6:00 John W. Vandercook Sports Reports Chamber of Commerce Christmas Melodies Music & News Ed Arnow Fibber & Molly Dragnet Drajrnet" 8:13 lxweii xnomas--6:30 Amos&-Andy 6:45 Amos & Andy 7 :00 Suspense' " 7 15 Suspense 7:30 Safety Pays 7:45 Safety Pays 8 :00 CBS Newscast 8:15 Tennessee,' Ernie" 8:30 Music Shop 8:45 Bins Crosby 9 7)0 CBS Newscast 15 Music Master 130 Bishop Sheen s 9:45 Bishop Sheen Morgan Beatty One Man's Family People Are Funny People Are Funny Radio Theatre Radio Theatre Radio Theatre Radio Theatre Richfield Reporter Sammy Davis Jr." Boston Pops 10:15--Music to Remember 10:30 Music to Remember 10:45 Music to Remember 1 1 :oo Music to Remember 1 1 :15 Music to Remember 1 1 30 Music to Remember 11:45 Music & News Boston 12:00 Sign Off RADIO PROGRAMS-WEDNESDAY 6:00 News of America 6:15 Yawn Patrol 6:30 Yawn Patrol KMED Korral KMED Korral Down To Earth 6:45 Yawn Patrol First News 7 -on Coffee Concert Larro Roundup Weather & Local Beat News Commentary 7:15 ftfartin Agronsky 7:30 Tom MacLeod-Sports 7 :45 Harry Babbitt 8:00 Frank Goss" 8:15 Breakfast Club 8:30 Breakfast Club 8 :45 BreakfastClub 9:00 Ted Malone 915 Cote Glee Club Weather Wrtrlrt Kashbox. Swap & Sell Songs & M. Visit Fibber 6c Friendship Circle TTrinrishin Circle la Lute uicc viuu . !5n Helen Trent Christmas 9;45 Weisfield's Mike & NewiMid-Morning N ews 10 00 Whispering Streets " McBride Dr. Peale 10:15 Relay Quiz Weekday 10-30 Howard Miller Show Weekday" 10:45 Trading Post Weekday 1 1 -no Music Box Weekday Weekday Weekday Wppkriav 11:15 Music Box ll:30w-Nora Drake 1 1 :45 Nora Drake r . iT.; O ll5eepers & Record Rack Lunchtime Markets Western Roundup Time 12"?0 Rpaue Valley Reporters Luncntime features wecm l :jwther & Lost Pets Mystery & Kashbox Western Roundup Time. 1 00 Arthur Godfrey Right To Happiness Western Roundup Time r?5ZAnhu?Godfrey Stella Dallas" Western Roundup Time 30ArthSGodfJS- Widder Brown Western Roundup Trme t - ai - Ppnner Younp Country btyie u.a.A. -to rti mm .jymm...- , - ' 2:00 Arthur Godfrey Woman In My House Claude Rains" West Side Party Westside Party Westside Party Wpstsirip Partv 2:15 Arthur Goairey--2:30 Ruth Ashton"" 2:45 Musical Mixmaster 3:00 Houseparty" 3:15 Houseparty" a -sn Concertime Westside Westside 3 :45 Concertime 4:00 The Childrens Hour Weekday 4:15 Clurj izju 4 30 Marine Melody Time 445 Cflub 1230 & Weather 5:00 Edward R. Murrow 5:15 Bill Stern 5:30 Dinner Music Weekday KMED Presents Santa Claus Regional News Hotel For Pets Lone Ranger .S :45 t ranKOOss- Lone rtanger- i Kjfc-.OO John W. Vandercook" KMED Sports Daily Washington Report Christmas Melodies Music. News 6:15 Lowell Thomas 6:30 Amos & Andy 6 :45 Amos 6c Anoy" 7:00 Musical Interlude 7:15 Turner vs La Boa 7:30 Turner vs ia Boa 7:45 Turner vs La Boa Ed Arnow Fibber & Molly Music Hail Varieties Music Hall Varieties Morgan Beatty One Man's Family College Quiz Bowl College Quiz Bowl Grmirhn Marx 8:00 So O -1 Q Crt Ore. vs Whittier Ore. vs Whittier 8:30 So. Ore. vs Whittier 8:45 So. Orevs Whittier ITbSSo. Ore. vs'Whittier ftJ5 So. Ore. vs Whittier jrj So. Ore.rys Whittier 9-45 So. Ore. vs Whittier Grcrucho 10:00 CBS News" 10:15 Music to Remember 10:30 Music to Remember 10:45 Music to Remember Night 11 :oo Music to Remember 11:15 Music to Remember 11:30 Music to Remember 11:45 Music & News tcovus Ni 12:00 Sign Off ABC Sign Off CBS NBC KBOY 730 KC (All programs at same time daily unless otherwise Indicated) A M 5-4S- Sign on Music throughout day except for following programs: 10 10-15 KBOY Bargains: 11-12 (Sunday only) First Baptist service P.M. 12-12:15 KBOY ranch; 12:15 - 12:30 (Sunday only) KBOY ranch; 6:30 Sign off. TV PROGftAS - KBES (Channel 5) TUESDAY 3:30 Afternoon Theater Q 4:43 TBA B:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 TBA 6:00 Maple and Music 6:15 News & Weather 6:30 Boston Blackie 7:00 S64.000 Question o 7 :30 My Favorite Husband 7:30 Phil Silvers Show 0 8:30 Celebrity Playhouse 9:00 Librace 9:30 TBA 10 .00 Famous Playhouse 10:30 Best Theater 12:00 News and Sign Off WEDNESOAi 11 :50 Devotions 12:00 Matinee 1.00 Garden, Home 8c Farm 1:15 Secret Storm 1 .30 World of Mr. Sweeny 1 :45 Val Rogue Camera 2:00 Pinky Lee 2 :30 Howdy Doody 3:00 Feminine Fancies 3:30 City Schools Pgm. , 4:00 Afternoon Theater 5:00 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Andy's Gang 6:00 Dance Time 6:15 News 6:25 Weather 6 :30 Hopalong Cassidy r7:00 20th Century Fox Hour 8:00 Disneyland 9:00 Follow That Man an Original Contribution to RELIEF OF &t lire or treatment SUM bdeat fJt, tomtertitg temporary pail relief! ,CCWT TAKE OUt 0R0 FOR IT - but relv on the published medical report on SUklN. O which proves its effectiveness in relieving 'arthritic-rheumatic pain! SURIN was tested for months by doctors in a famous ciinic . . . tested on chronic rheumatic patients with these significant results. B0CI0SS FOUNO-that when SURIN Is ap plied at the point oQpain, its unique ingre dient, acetyl beta methyl choline penetrates Ouickly, deeply to step up the action of the analgesic drug in 3 out of 4 cases . . . r) . speeding pain relief in minutes? Clinicians wt)tested it stated that with an increased period of(Jrmporary relief at point of pain, patients often experience Increased freedom of joint movement This is the substance of solid facts published in a medical journal. 4LWW.IS SWIFT DIRECTINo matter hoV Ion you've suffered arthritic - rheumatic pains, do try SURIN ! II works without stomach upsets which can be caused by in ternal dosing. ..you Just smooth on SURIN at the point of pain... because It starts to act avfast as you apply tt...brtegiri) relief In m mites! A NtW KIND OF CREAM OINTMENT! Don't expect SURIN to look or act like -other "rub-on rub-in" salves or liniments. It is not harsh or Mistering. SURIN gives the skin a pleasant, mild, cooling sensation to overcome the local heat caused by conges tion. SURIN is pure white pleasant to use goes on smoothly, washes off quickly and is harmless to clothing I BLESSED RELIEF OR COSTS NOTHING! Get a Jar of SL RIN today. Get blessed relief In minutes or druggist most refund money do quest Ions asked. Western Thrift 30 N. Central Dial 3-5371 MAIL TRIBUNE 1440 kc K.WLN 1400 kc Fulton Lewis Jr Hemingway News Here's The Answer Sam Hayes Bob & Ray Bob & Ray Bob Greene News Bill Brundige Sports Gabriel Heater Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hays Treasury Agent Treasury Agent Broadway Cod Broadway Cop Record Session Record Session Enchanted Hour Enchanted Hour Fulton Lewis Jr. News" Jack's Private Line Jack's Private Line KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan KWIN Karavan Pops News & Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan Nightwatchman ' KWIN Karavan Nightwatchman & News KWIN Karavan Sign Off Music Till Morn.(AU Niti Wakeup Ranch , Wakeup Ranch Top of The Morning Top of The Morning, Hemingway News iireaktast jang Regional News 6c 7:ju tvews Best .Buys Npw RoundUD rliff Tnilp News Green. News" Bible Institute Bibie Institute Mony Town Topics Capitol Commentary Voice of Deliverance Voice of Deliverance Newspaper Of The Air Telo-Test . ..; Melodies Ringo Bingo Ringo Bingo News Story-Time News Story-Time Queen For A Day Queen For A Day - o tITV MnAnfimo PtlfU7l " rrrrrr T Luncheon With Lopez Yuletide Shopping Guide Yuletide anoppmg uuiue Yuletide Shopping Guide Yuletide Shopping Guide Behind The Story Party Party Tclio Test- Fulton Lewis Jr. Hemingway News Here's The Answer Sam Hays News : Bob & Ray Bob 6c Hay" Bob Greene News Bill Brundige aports- Gabriel Heater Local News Virgil Pinkley Sam Hayes Gang Buster Gang Busier Public Prosecutor Public Prosecutor SOC vs. Whittier SOC vs. Whittier SOC vs. Whittier SOC vs. Whittier SOC vs. Whittier Marx cor- Whittier Truth Or Consequences Jack's Private Line Truth Or Consequences Jack's Private Line Richfield Reporter" KWIN Karavan Music To Dream By KWIN Karavan tm; w,fimafi KWTN Karavan Watchman KWIN Karavan oh t watchman KWIN Karavan Nightwatchman KWIN Karavan t-;t-A WWT"M Caravan in ign iwaiuinmii Nightwatchman & News KWIN Karavan Music Till Morn.(All Nit- MBS 9 :30 Science Fiction 10:00 Modern Tales of the Texas Rangers 10:30 Best Theater 12 :00 News and Sign Off Court Records POLICE COURT Glenn Russell Spriggel, violation of Dick L. Chamberlin, violation of basic rule, S10. Rodney Samuel Thompson, viola- ir,n nf ViatHf TTllp S10. William Mark Hoy, . violation of basic rule. ?15. Madeline Jean Clark, failure to vield right of way to a pedestrian, $10. . Leslie Willis ' Lingscheit Jr., viola tion of basic rule, $10. Arliss J. Garner, violation of basic rule, $15. George Scott Green, violation of basic rule, S10. Gale Donald Christlieb, violation of basic rule. 510. Delbert Oaks, going the wrong way nn a one wav street. $5. Monty Louis Riddell, violation of basic rule, $10. Tommy Franklin Grissom, violation nf hasie rule. $10. Kenneth Gene Morris, violation of basic rule, $10. , Flurdnall Madison Rogers, violation of basic rule. S10. George Francis Warner, illegal right turn, $5; failure to stop at red light, $5. Elmer William Lushen, failure to stop at red light. $5. Ronald V. Meyer, failure to yield right of way to an oncoming vehicle, sio. Arthur Alvah Higgins, illegal right turn. S.i. William Theadore Kamberg, failure to stoo at red light. Sd. M. Alice Sullivan, violation of basic rule. $10. Frank Edward Howard, failure to stoD at a red light. $o. Raymond P. Gascon, failure to yield the right of way, $10. Jack Glen Vaughan, violation of basic rule, $10. Charles Earl Lane, no Oregon op erator's license. $10. . . . Herman Samuel Farra. failure to yield the right of way. $10. Dorothy May' Pratt, violation of basic rule, SIO. John Worthington Greene, violation of basic rule. S10. Myron Dearing Andrews, violation of basic rule. S10. John Franklin Fellows, failure to stop at a stop sign. So. Clarence D. Johnson, violation of basic rule, $10. Thomas Eugene Davis, no operator's license, MU. Elvis Merris Bell, void motor ve hicle license. S5. DISTRICT COURT Samuel W. Adams, no PUC permit, $10. Joe B. Stovall, truck speeding, S12.5C. Kenneth B. Thomas, failure to stop at stop sign. $10. Donald D. Wallace, defective brakes, S6. Frank J. Hibbs, passing on crest oi mil. :siu. Robert E. Hoagland. failure to sig nal. Sl'0. Leslie A. Wright, failure to stop at stop sign. $10. Ralph E. Clemans, violation of basic ruie, sio. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS William Ray King. 19. Fortuna, Calif., and Shirley Bettv Ann Cooper. 15. Medford. Lyle Gene Tycksen. 19, Talent, and Loretta Frances SJoper, 18. Medford. Tuesday, December 13, 1955 STAR -By CLAY R. MIES MAR. 22 2 Your Daily Activity Guide M According to the Stars. To develop message for Wednesday, read words corresponding to numbers 7- 8-14-28 32-43-56 of your Zodiac birth jf TAUKUS APR. 2! MAY 21 Not 31 Confidence 32 Anything 33 Day 34 Auspicious 35 Accede 36 For 37 To 38 Bright 39 Your 40 The 41 Too 42 Aspects 43 You've 44 Place 45 Wishes 46 Rumors 47 Much 48 Demand 49 People 50 Among 51 Kind 52 Accent 53 Spur 54 Your 55 Your 56 Borrowed 57 Pitfalls 58 The 59 For ' r 60 Of ' Reward Success Hove 1-25-33-59 64-77-80-821 From Move 8 Reody 9 Confidence 10 Ahead 1 1 Don't 12 Prospects 13 W.th 14 To 15 Is 16 Listen 17 Watch 18 To 19 Earnest 20 Out 21 Don't 22 Consistent 23 Take 24 Expect 25 Good 26 Are 27 Effort 28 Return 29 Apparent 30 In JUNE 22 VM 2-26-38-49 51-76-79-861 CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 H2 11-16-18-46 48-58-63 LEO 242-53-87-89 GEMINI -r"3 MAY 22 VIRGO jit, AUG. 7A fA21 -24-41 -47 1765-67-72 UD Good (g) Adverse On The Side (Distributed by King You ask how long my love shall stay When all that's newis past; How long? Ah, darling can I say How long my life shall last? Dry be that tear, my gentlest love, Be hushed that struggling sigh; Nor seasons, day nor fate shall prove More fixed, more true than I. SHERIDAN. Ts y ur wne an enthusiastic cook?What's her specialty? Does she try out new recipes on you? Mrs. Beeton. that celebrated ex ponent of the culinary art haa over 4,000 recipes outlined in her cook book. She first tried her recipes on her husband. Imagine sampling 4,000 differ ent dishes! Beeton must have had a very sturdy stomach. In cidentally, he was a publisher and acauired a fortune publish ing the first edition of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" sold in England. Horses and Women "Only a woman understands a woman's ills." Who said that? Anyway, the New York Infirm ary for Women and Children, founded by Dr. Elizabeth Black- well, is staffed entirely by wom en. I once said I had never seen a red-haired woman physician or surgeon. I was then invited to the aforementioned hospital, where they have several flam ing tressed medicos, to remedy this defect in my experience. Haven't been there yet. I am too bashful, the thought of be ing in a place where there are only women, especially several hundred of them, scares me. However, I am going to make a determined effort to subdue this feeling of fear. I certainly would like to see a red-haired woman doctor. Asking Queries from plients. Q. Where - was Gene Austen, the song writer and recording art ist born? I claim Shreveport, La. A. You're wrong. Gene was born in Gainesville, ' Tex. . .' . What's a good future book long shot bet for the Santa Anita handicap? A. Hirsch Jacob's horse named Searching. . Play across the board. . . . Q. I claim when Mary Martin portrayed Peter Pan last year she was old er than Maude Adams was when she played that part. How about this. A. Maude Adams was 33 years old when she first played Peter Pan. However, she was still playing the part in revivals when 40. Miss Mar tin was about 40 when she made her bow as Peter Pan. Twins Mrs. Jewel Frazier of Caroll ton, . Mich., has given birth to three sets of twins in five years. Mrs. Frazier is only 20 years old. She may eventually break the world's record for birth of twins. However, she has a high mark to shoot at. Mrs. Lydia Fairfield of East Thompson, Conn., gave birth to seven sets of twins. That is the world's record. Please Note In positions where rapid-fire decisions are required cigar smokers make the best execu tives. A good example of such a position is that of baseball manager. The average pipe smoker's mind moves too slow ly for that job. The average cig aret smoker is too nervous for .it. The cigar smoker, with his steady nerves and rapid-fire thinking equipment is just right for the position. Cigar smokers also make the best city editors. The cigar smoking city editor usually snaps out the answer to one of his men immediately while the pipe smoker has to juggle his pipe a little and re flect before telling a reporter what to do in an emergency. Slow Eating How many chews do you take to a mouthful? The British statesman Gladstone, a strong advocate of thorough mastica tion, said you should take 32 chews to a mouthful. By follow ing that procedure your chances WALT'S TV & RADIO SERVICE Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 409 E. Main Phone 2-2269 Day or Night Service f TA (Medford and vicinity) yJiJU Night Calls and Sundays No calls Frl. Eve or all day Sat. GAXJElC?) 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BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Ave. Service Calls $3.50 Open Sunday Through Friday My own shop 8 years near Port land Repairing All Makes T-M. Reg The New Taste Thrill Sold Exclusively at JACK'S DRIVE-UP 911 North Riverside Colorful, expert reportina makes this famed newsman a favorite with millions. Monday-Friday, 6:15 p.m. Dial 1230 CBS Radio LIBRA SEPT. 23 rtT OCT' 23 M& Jbaiiyj 34c oflyl. 34c 34c asttoc 24c lot LOWELL Back Stairs: Snyder and Eisenhower ' By MERRIMAN SMITH United Press White House Writer Washington (U.R) Backstairs at the White House: Maj. Gen. Howard McC. Snyder, the White House physi cian who has been at President Eisenhower's side almost con stantly since the chief executive suffered a heart attack in Sep tember, was first associated with Mr. Eisenhower in 1945. Since 1945, shortly after the end of World War II, Snyder has been Mr. Eisenhower's doctor. After a long career in Army medicine, he retired from the service as a major general short ly before Mr. Eisenhower ran for office in 1952. Snyder has been described fre quently as one of Mr. Eisen hower's favorite bridge part ners. The truth is that the gen ial, grayhaired doctor is a close friend and frequent companion Strange As t C&T omzv BY 1 DON "SKINNER--' liber, Ksnsss, He UTTER OP ' WTTEK EY h ' PIGEON.., i OMW feT FEED N 3 fWrV9-SH5 RLLOWSD Tb' - KcTllKN LU Z CO. Of in - IS) N Z to z o c o O o o o - LU z ca IU Q Z o u. UL Ul D e o 3 2 IMS SS&. 7 fd " Lmh etc cwrt, )( HERE'S )f AN' V f I 'OPES T (-THOSE EYES.?- , " NVrnTrnT ) ' H HERE WE'RE S. OU'RE iTHEy'SLOOKMAT HADTPAVSX.ooJheRMO xAPPV S.MBWJFSECH T' MARRY UP wnRTH-N r lS" TS NOW, XlO.T-LIKB WIF VCX I J Ij &LAROTET WAM7S WCONG. A LETTER CAMt TOPdY fROrA ,( CHILI UfvRRVSON, OfFERlMG YOU 'OUR f LOOK, 1 LO JOB MVTH fRONTIR OIL. CHRISTY, THIS ; V JOB WITH DIAW0ND 3l " fV MAY NOT 6E WHAT I WrFS I WAMTi TJUT IT'S K M WTWJ' THEOUia JOB J3 -Jv -IT'S ' PROB'LV UH DON'T SAY NOTHIN'T NOBODY ( ft Z ) X-HIS TTl! LAND 0' GOSHEN" . T0 RE AUNT L0WEEZY J KNOWS ABOUT fJ J WFe-MATE IL j I NEVER SMELT SICH ) FEMALE ABOUT THIS, JU6HAID-- IT BUT ME T-yJy J ill PURTY PARPUME N W0MAN THAR'S NO NEED TO GIT ) AN' TH' -if i i UERMV . iJ 1 7 u-r TTJ 1 rr7ZrZ7m&mmmTl I watch out- 1 kf Hint if he'd ! )nSsi ? ) VOU MEAN THAT V GOSH HE SZ A IK..Z- ; WkjLj fin DOS ACTUALLY N MUST BE A 1 1 . - Z j- ( of the President. But they haven't played cards together for several years, This was the first real work ing day since mid-August at the Washington White House for most of the staff that travels with Mr. Eisenhower. Since the President returns to Gettysburg again tomorrow night, some wags insist on calling 1600 Pennsylvania ave. "The Temp orary White House." When Dr. Paul Dudley White, the Boston heart specialist, sees the President in Gettysburg on Dec. 17, he won't submit Mr. Eisenhower to an extensive ex amination, ' but concentrate pri marily on evaluating results of tests made two days ago at Walter Reed Hospital in Wash ington, plus reading over rec ords of the daily checks made by doctor, Snyder. It Seems by Elsie Hlx T.M "fill- -JT-Uvrtfe VUVTd OF ftUSTKbUr, Pi LCSflfcrYJElBR OK &1CK PSESON Z PKNMTTt fO CUT IfeL&SRbPH UN-3-- PUPPET -5rW6 1U tirWM 4P6W? 0YbR4 Of 1NT6N6WE TRftlMINS Paint f-.&5 0? OK 15 i thCA PUPPET REQ01T5ES Z operpsTors mo MUST COOCTINKTEtrlElT? A0VEKA5UfS To OPERATE. 1H& MoVftBLfc EYEBROWS, EYEBALLS, UP, AMP Fl NGERS & mil ft$ v THE OTH CK WR 15 Or THE VOll t GOOD 015 CHILI ...BUT THIS IS k MATTER OF SELF RESPECT, CHRIS. 'WE GOT TO MAKE GOOD OH A fWING "1r 'ijnfutfii piim i Tts ij w felJ It is regarded locally as a fairly safe bet that no doctor is going to tell the President flatly that from a physical standpoint, he can run for reelection. What the medicos are expected to do within the next two months if the President's recuperation con tinues to proceed well is to tell him that as thousands of other heart patients have done, he may resume a normal life. As doctor White said in Den ver, however, he's never had a President as a patient before. So the definition of "normal life" must be left mostly to the President himself. Snyder, being much closer to the President than White, might give the chief executive some friendly advice but it is unlikely, for the foreseeable future, that this advice will be in the form of CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Bitter vetch 4 A state (abbr.) 6 Later 11 Jumped 13 Checked 15 Exists IS Torture 18 Teutonic deity 19 Printer's measure 21 Hurried 22 Numerous 24 Man's name 26 Partner 28 Things, In law 29 Coral Island 31 Stalk 33 Rupees (abbr.) 34 Caudal appendage . 36 Period of time 38 Senior (abbr.) 40 Wire nail 42 Stage production 45 Church bench 47 Great Lake 49 Falsehoods 50 Poems 52 Small Island 54 Prefix: down 65 Faroe Islands whirlwind . 56 Pacify 69 Knockout (abbr.) 61 Warm over 63 Higher 65 Gloves 66 What? 67 Anger DOWN 1 Man's name 2 Feel indignant at i 11 13 I -T 5 b t" T 1 io T, " IJlIIi.lI w f" W - 25 26 27 ;z8 lL it 35 3b 57 5? U bZ li fc J 1 " ALSO, A LETTER CAME V CHRIS WU SCARE Y" 3..r I FROM AUNTIE. SHE'S NOT MEi ARE YOU 1 6UT THERE'S N WELL. WOULD YOU MWP IF I SUSaESTlM A VERY LITTLE I M I TOOK. PEPPER AMD A SEPftRAtlOH? DO UKPERSTAHO IV MISITE0 HER AWHILE? JOB. DONT SLj. UNOERS-A-w: ABOUT YOU LATELY, -Tgate ,'f T?yy- itdBmyijv'r w parling. . ' v f ?1 wT UNDERSTOirO jr a precise medical vQrlict on a second term. One of the maids at the Gettys burg hotel where the White House party has been staying was somewhat confused the oth- V er day about a group of men tramping down her hallway in fur-lined parkas and heavy win ter boots. She asked who they, were and it was explained to her that the gentlemen in ques tion were photographers on their way to cover a presidential meeting at the very frigid Camp David, Mr. Eisenhower's retreat in the Maryland mountains. "But why," she said, "do you have to wear boots to make pictures?" O Salem, Mass. (U.R) The An thony Donigan farm boasts of one of the nation's few three legged calves. Born recently, the calf is normalDexcept that it has no front right leg. Answer to Yesterday'! 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