Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 16, 1956, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD (OREGOW) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday. January 18, 1958 ,, 5 j J -ft SOMEPIN'S COOKING Vice President Richard Nixon tries out. chef's hat and apron of the GOP Chowder and Marching Club during Washington party honoring his 43rd birthday. The club is made up of Republicans of House, Senate and GOP National Committee. Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS Washington Sen. William F. Knowland, a possible contender for the Republican presidential nomination, on President Eisen hower's decision as to whether he will run again: "I believe the President will make known his views by Feb. 0 15." Laconia, N.H. Sen. Estes Kefauver on his political aspirations during his campaign lour of New Hampshire: "I'm campaigning for the presidential nomination and not for second place." St. Paul, Minn. Former President Truman on the farm prob lem: "The mess in agriculture is clearly attributable to the Eisen hower administration." Washington Vice-President Richard M. Nixon in a statement in reply io former President Truman's charges.' "Mr. Truman's memory seems io be playing- tricks on him. What he apparently fails lo realize is that he in fact is criticizing his own Truman-Brannan program which was in effect during vir tually the entire period when farm prices were going down." 0 1 Santa Ana, Calif. Donna Schurr, 19, Miss California of 1955, on eloping with her fiance two days after she was criminally as saulted: , , "i married for protection and also for, love. I don't want to be alone any more." ' , Montreal Claude Pronovsx, 20 - year - old substitute minor league hockey goalie who was called out of the stands lo play for the big-league Boston Bruins and scored a shutout, on how he cele brated his "Cinderella" triumph: "I took a cab home instead of a bus." Tampa, Fla. Manager Al Lopez of the Cleveland Indians, on how he thinks pitching may lead the Tribe to the American league pennant this year: "I figure we'll haveat least three 20 game winners . . . Herb Score, Bob Lemon and Early Wynn. Mike Garcia will be a lot of help to us, too. He could win 20 easily. Then, of course, there is Bob Feller." Old West Still Lives In Australia Wilds; Kangaroos Are Menace By ROBERT C. MILLER United Press Correspondent Muloorina, South Australia U.P.) The Old West still lives "out back" in the heart of Aus tralia, where camel bones are used as airport markers and they measure ranches in square miles instead of acres. Kangaroos are a greater men ace, than jackrabbits out here. Fences are "dog proofed" and run unbroken for hundreds of miles. Radios are used as tele phones and airplanes as cars. Water pours out of artesian wells at the rate of millions of gallons a day but the land is a desert. Cattle and sheep fatten to feed-pen size on land that has barely enough vegetation, to pre vent erosion, and deadly snakes are an accepted menace. Jeeps have replaced horses, helicopters are in demand and fortunes are being made off sheep and cattle. Draft beer is , easier to get than water in com munities 180 miles from a rail road. Telegrams are sent and received by radio, and the fam ily shopping and backyard gos siping is all done by wireless. Wild Pests Wild horses and camels are considered pests. Hundred-mile cattle drives are commonplace. Golf is played without greens and race meetings are held in hamlets containing less than 200 souls. School is taught by radio, ex aminations given and report cars issued by teachers who never see their pupils. Electric ity is generated by the wind, and every ranch has at least two cars. Elliot Price's "station" here at Muloorina is typical of the homesteads that dot the millions of square miles of Australia's back country. Price, a fast-talking, thick bodied man, estimates his ganch at "about 312 square miles His visitors land their planes on a runway outlined with the whitened bones of the hundreds of camels which once were bred at Muloorina and then slaughter ed when the government no long er needed them as beasts of burden. All the ranches have windsocks, and most have their names painted on roof and shed tops to guide planes across the trackless wasteland. Open Season on Kangaroos Kangaroos are killed by the hundreds in a year-round open season. The damage they cause to rangeland runs into millions each year. Heavy wiremesh fences protect the 12,000 sheep at Muloorina from wild dogs, or dingos, which can slaughter 80 head a night. Price figures the helicopter will revolutionize the stock-raising business in Australia. "With one of those things," he says, "a man can hop around from range to range, keep an eye on his stock and do five times as much work as can be done now. I only hope they hurry up and invent one I can learn to run before I get too old for a license." Insecticide Vaporizer Use Draws Warning Portland U.R) The acci dental poisoning of a 22-month-old Clackamas ' county infant early last week has led to a State Board of Health warning against use. of insecticide vapo rizers in homes. Dr. Ralph R. Sullivan, direc tor of the department's indus trial hygiene section, said the vaporizers could be dangerous if persons were- exposed to them for long periods or if the vapor settled on food. Latest reports indicated the child was in satisfactory condi tion after accidentally swallow ing part of a pellet used in the vaporizers. HELPS MORE CHI LORE THROUGH MORE ILLS than any other brand. Orange flavored; accu rate dosage. Buy the best for your child. 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