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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1955)
"S 0 3 oo 0 o OO0 G o 0 o no u o 0 o o G O 0 O G 0 o 3 O o o O O G O 2 O C o Co o o o O G G S3 3 O o 0 O Q 0 O O n( l O r? tt Wo O O 0 Q O o 4 toe WMk thai Stevenson BoKiera . Break Oif in qf 0 WeU London tagtoms a Washingtonet9-Soi!Sfi-fD 2ondorj, -OiB--KoI!ywcJod Cac J ers of -Adlaia AeMniga tM lene. BaM toe coat wis, ners yesterday jj ($hg SStiOS'g! Inspectors saifi ihy woui3 &ee& capital. o it uniil atMfejpays S3,8&. ' i Backers f fhS 3S&t6 iof : Tha flfioney i!t be elda a the DemocilicpieiJePt?alJom!farantPe tha Hiss Ealy does mation $nvi opepee weitioi ge th feat Joeing ber Stevenson for Preside C!ub cfe e restrict of Caiunitua ifi a downtown offtc tauu&r.e. f aspL i mil TOr f 1 0 siaj. She will get cie money bsclc when is an (4 the. go&t ?eae. ibe Sfssgisciafs salct EtTOffS o , CRATER LAKE v iini ate 'HOUSE & mQ&Z 2--I464 r. Italian and Amerlcin Dinners 0 O o q O HOLIDAY HOURS 5 Sunday and Monday j j Open from 1:00 to:00 p.mD f rI am fceiaved. fabvfotis crea Jure,) even Ir courttries where J never jGved. AMhGugh voiceless $ a&e ryselt understood by clapping. JM phejscnienaUy long legs support a sosnewngt pltynp bdd. Djjying courtship, t iadii'g ift some rsther0 uejr i - 1 t J s- . 1 seer, bringing wat?? for the parched throats of mjs jfog. I am found in mostgjarts gf Asia, Africa and soiie centuries ago reared ourag igP ivery country in Siiroge except the Britisli Isle, Nirwayoana Fin- Lg- J TABU DINNER HOUS O 0 305 South Riverside Medford's Finest! Will be OPEN SUNDAYS from now on Home of that famous Smorgasbord 0 TABU CAN MEAN MANY THINGS e e In Medford It meant tha finest food next to your own borne, courteous service, pleasing atmosphere. The finest, largest selection of better food at fair prices. You too will thrill atthe Smorgasbord display of tempting, delicious food, just help yourself. SMORGASBORD DINNERS 1.8S CHILDREN 1.25 Featuring Sunday and Monday as the Hot Dishes DELICIOUS GOLDEN BAKED CHICKEN AND BARBECUED RIBS & HOLIDAY MENU SUGGESTIONS With Smorgasbord if You Wish at No Extra Charge or Bowl of Crisp Salad Greens, Choice of Dressing French Onion Soup With Cheese Croutons Iced Assorted Relh Tra9 DINNER SELECTIONS 9 o Roast Leg of Native Lamb, Dressing and Mint Jellyi?. Q $2.25 Fried Tender Brown SpringChicken, disjointed 2.25 Broiled Freshly Ground Sirloin Steak with Muifcrooms 1.93 Roast Farmhouse Turkey, Dressing, Yams and Sauce .. 2.25 Seafood Combination, Shrimp, Scallops, Oysters and Fish pij 2.25 (rroiled Boston Lobster, Largcj-Half with Drawn Butter 3.75 Two Broiled Double Thick LamK Chops, Mint Jelly 2.65 jjloast Long Island Duckling, Giblet Gravy .. . . 2.45 T.obster Ala Thermadore, FishSrman'sWharf TTGl j. 3.85 Roast Prime Ribs of Choice Beef Au Naturale SL... 2.95 Broiled Thick Juicy NexOYork Cut Steak 0. 3.65 Ham Steak Hawaiian, Pineapple and Rum Sauc0 ..2.45 ftcg Legs, Large and Tender, Pan Fried New Orleans & 3.25 Broiled Thick Cut Filet Mignon, 'Beef Tenderloin" .. 0 .85 0 Baked Potato Oven Fresh Bread Vegetable Hot Mince Turnovers lea Cream 0 Ha Apple Tarts 0 q ' Cherry CobblerQ Sherbet O 1 o i) & . e I O c3 0 O 1 WesWill Be0pen Usuil New Years Eye land. Nineteen or so other mem bers of my clan are scattered over the earth's -arm parts, in cluding one which is found in the U.S., usually along or near the Gulf coa,st. My favorite haunts are maishes and swamps. Each Qrear we make a 14,000 mile return-trip migration, deep into Africa where e live on grasshoppers. Despite our 45 inch body, we fly high, our long legs trailing ot straight behind. My jvhite plumage is set off by blki wing coverts and fire red beafi: and legs. My four toes are spread .out flat the three longer, in front, and lacking webBmg. It is equally good at perching or wading. My long neck readily curves into an S. For centuries I have thrown in my lot with man and in Ger man and Dutch folklore I am spoken of with deep affection always. My love for human habitation often less me to use his buildings for nesting sites Bill Longer Than Head My bill is longer than my he and I use it both for spew ing food and as a rapier for fighting. During the daytime, Q often sleep with one foot drawn up and my long bill ly ing on my soft white breast covering. I feed on frogs, small fish, mice, insects and such, o By yearly additions, i$y nest (becomes a veitible tower a four-foot foroad cjrlin&sro of braided osticks, si feet highCD Recoj-ds how that Sme 6f myj wsts w&s ocgigDied for 450 years running. Mating is dane fi the ngst. 0fntiities Soth male end fPmelp St viftnn soul w tJ " - '-to!'., " b?b uy "Siue, spring xne nigfityra. There fire tfcree gr f ourgs'i gnd vnen hasftheo: tho, young are born almgst nekeg. Mysterious ly, I hae b?ft dyi,ng oyt since early Roman days when I was considered sacred to Venus, d goddess of love. Even in Ger many, Holland. and Denmark I am becoming rape. Quite likely in a few njore human genera tions, I may become extinct. I amo A. An ostrich; B a blue heron; C. an ibis; D. a stork; E. an osprey. ' : I am, Tj. a stork.Q (Released by McClure News paper Syndicate.) 0 and New Years Dav ' 0 o with gG o Turkey and Baked Ham Dinners It Reqular Prices RESTAURANTc Gl HIGHWAY 99 SOUTH Free: By special arrangement with the editors of the Enclo pedia Americana,my panel of judges will award each week to the reader who ends me the best true-life nature adventure, the best nature observation, or the best question on nature and wildlife, a complete 30-volume set of this world-famous refer ence -vftork in a handsome Seal craft 'binding. o Each week 0new submissions will be considered. Sorry, I sim plj can't answer " your many friendly letters. Please address your letter to: IS THAT SO' cjo Medford Mail Tribune, Box 575, Sausalito, Calif. TTntil ahniit land . 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U2-46-57 K649-72 1 Once 2 Good 3 Do 4 Opposit 5 Urgent 6 Things 7 Decisions 8 News 9 The 10 Best 1 1 Happy 12 First 13 Sex w r 16 Costs 17 People 18 Mokes 19 Soiling 20 Will 2T The 22 May 23 Do 24 Reody 25 h 0 26 Old 27 Favorable 28 Not 29 Be 30 Not Good ( 31 For 32 Don't 33 Sort 34 Be 35 The r56 Evening 37 Through 38 Eye 39 Be 40 Be 41 Possessions 42 Clear 43 Are 44 Social 45 For 46 The 47 Easy 48 And 49 Good -50 Is 61 Renewing 62 And 63 Tie 64 Yeor 65 Perfect 66 Loose 67 The 68 Surprises 69 Ends 70 Adhere 71 To 72 Together 73 For 74 Today 75 Romance 76 Friendly 77 Items 78 Them 79 Don't 80 On SCORPIO OCT 243i. NOV 22 ' 23-30-34-5! 56-67-81-84 51 Sidetracked 81 Storting 52 Discord 82 End 53 Left 54 Activities 55 And 56 At 57 Decks 58 Mode 59 Luck 60 Unneeded s) Adverse 83 Joyously 84 Gate 85 Overdo 86 You 87 Gay 88 Old 89 Friendships 90 Cooperative Neui 1231 cm UBKA SAGITTARIUS MOV 23 . DEC 22 g E5-36-50-653 3-75-79-85 CAPRICORN k DEC 23 ?: JAN 20 P3-37-41-48 B2-60-77 " AQUARIUS JAN 21 FEB 8? 4-13-16-250 E7-38-80-86 VS PtSCSS FEB. 20 SSL MAR 21 h5-24-45-49i 159-62-68 Vj Fund (or Republic Testimony Slated Washingfen ' (U.R) Chair man Francis E. Walter (D-Pa.) said Sday his House Un-American Activities- Committee soon will call Robert M. Hutchins for tetimoify -probably in public onthe F?rd financed Fund for the Republic. Hutchins is director of the fund, set up under a $15,000,000 grgnt from the Ford 'Foundation for studies on civil gights. Wal ter said the fund has maintained that the Communist Party is a political group and has criticized Congress for randing it part of an international conspiracy. "It is inconceivable," Walter told newsmen, "that the heads' of such an organization could be so naive as to believe that the Communist Party is a political party in the usual sense of the word. Frid?s rteesasbr 0, 1$553 TT Brighter! utore Seen lor Orphans Army pay. He rai 0 Seoul, Korea atU.R) Pfc. Fritz MoellerSis confident to day that the newyear will usher ,in a brighter future for the 32 Korean refugee orphans he has "adopted." The 22-year-old Southport, Ind., soldiej bought a piece of land and built a orphanage for tre childref out of his meager an into trmihle wiSi militaryoauthorities r ig noring channels inOerecting the orphanage 4n an off-limits vil lage but tne Stiifficulties were straightened out. Moeller said the Overseas Foundation for the Blind has promised to find him a Korean teacher next month, GON) MAIL TRIBUNE MINX spent his Christmas holiday ia SeoulQon pass from Igjs front line outfit to arrange for tha teacher. FIRST FLIGHT Santiago, Chile (U.R)-. Cata liria flying boat ffiade the first non-stop flight from Cile to AntJarcMca, the Defense Minis- Moeller ! try announced yesterdafj) Subscribers To report Improper or non-delivery of the Mail Tribune phone 2-6141 before 6:43 pjn. daily and 10:30 a.m Sunday If regular delivery arrives short ly after vou call please notify of fice thus eliminating special mes senger service o o Enjoy New Year's Dinner at 0 v ri (!) Cs) -? e - -1. f1 7i u r TO b Is CX Highway 99 at Talent 0 0 Dinners served between 1:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. Music in the Hunt room from 9:00 until 2:00 a.m. 8- l IS) IS 0 0 Great wind-up to a cyr&alyear- 0 O O CO i nli nli n 1 i n Vf n i f n 1 o 0 I O 0 lUy o a ' 0 fnl I vJ J U I J ) KJ y J ) J . 0 w- v-7v y v v 4 o JFBcrlxe&t jpek cxfaIItMMn& Q m Bmck aslli&btxycartJeyrl O o O - O O . - . . p&lnt& to LATEST BULLETIN: Bulc's total new ear produc O tion for the United States and Canada in 1955 is crowding 800,000 atthe tie this goes to pr&s. Every time you traveled America's roads and streets and highways this fear, you saw Buick history being made. You saw more new Buicks than ever before because more new Buicks wer bought and registered in 1955 than in any previous year since car-building began. o You saw big, beautiful new Buicks in ever increasing numbers because this year Buick outsold, by far, every other car in the land except0 the two most well-known smaller cars. ' o And if you had taken a look behind the scenes, you would have witnessed new Buicks being built at the rate of over three cars per minute to meet the public demand. As Buick dealers, we recognized this mount ing demand from the first"1- and nurtured it tQjthe fullestobenefit of the buying public. For, with oijir grovgng volume, we were able to offer bigger trade-in allowances gnd we did. So more and m&e people, attracted to thg great new Buicks, found it easier and easier to buy them. ! . Today, the demand connues upward. With the mudh-wanted 1956 Buick introdused last month, and now in full production this calendar year closes with Buick building toward an all-time high of 808,000 Buicks. The New Year lqpks like a milhon. o o So maybe you ought to look into Buick for 1956. : o Maybe you ought to look into that stunning Maybe you ought to sample the lofty new horsepowers that come from Buick's big new 322-ciuoic-inch V8 engines and the brilliant nf w response of an advanced new VariabkePitch Dynaflow that brings you double-action take-off and a big boost in ' gas mileage. Above all, maybe you ouglit to come In anjl see for yourself the bedrock value packed into everynew Buick and how much more sheer automobile your money buys here than th same money buys elsewhere. Drop in first chance yon get. Well show you what solid worth Buick builds into cars to win such soaring success and how favor able a trade-in allowance we can offer you , new sweep-ahead styling that's winning with such tremendous volume to back us up such raves. Maybe you ought jp try the wholly new sweetness of Buick's superb ride and the precise sureness of handling that goes with it New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynaflow is the only Dynaflow Buick builds today. It is standard on Roadmaster, Super and Century optional at modest extra cost on the Special. ft Aid now cctmGS9 the 'SS $ 249500 t () Mt-- &y&- :x"' O " , O -m $m&&fOe&&.( W.J UIW WIU BUILD THEM (Ss Q-....Q M rrs w Motif GitASON ". VU ON TV o... ........ o DRIVE QU FAGfflDlY SAVE UP TO JHfl See Your BUICK Dealer o 0 o o A3 SOUTH RIVERSIDE : : Q 0 y PHONE 2-6265
