Quotes From the News
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Tuscaloosa, Ala. Gov. James E. Folsom on racial differences
the world over and the desegregation riots at the University of
Alabam being "a result of such feelings": .
"It is normal for all races not to be overly fond of each other,
Including black, white, yellow and red races."
Algiers Mayor Jacquei Chevallier on xhe rioia during which
French Premier Guy Mollet was pelted with rotten vegetables:
"In a country as sensible as ours reason should not give way lo
passion and disorder.
Tuesday, February 7, 1858
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THRM '
Deputy Prime Minister William Norton on promoting Ireland's
tourist trade:
' "If we can Induce Irish-Americans to return home only once
very 10 years, it would have a dynamic and electrifying effect on
our economy. We also like to encourage the sale of our products,
like good Irish whiskey."
Los Angeles Adlai Stevenson on Republican charges of the
Democratic administration being soft on Communism levelled at
former President Truman:
"I'm indignant when such charges are leveled at former Presi
dent Truman. To imply that such a man is soft on Communism is
contemptible."
New York Merriman Smith, senior White House correspond
ent, on his belief that President Eisenhower will not run again:
"Until I see some positive evidenec to the contrary, I have no
reason to alter my judgment. No White House reporter, however,
enjoys being caught out on a limb and at the first cracking sound
I'll come scampering back to the trunk."
Duluth, Minn. Mrs. Arthur Madsen, who knew six doctors
who fished at their summer resort, on traveling 150 miles by snow--mobile,
snowshoes, dog sled, car and bus instead of having her
Vbaby in Joliet, 111.:
"Maybe one of them (the doctors) would deliver the baby free
in exchange for a fishing trip."
On The Side
(Distributed by King
By E. V. Durling
feature Syndicate.
Ah, tell me not that memory
' Sheds gladness o'er the past;
What Is recalled by faded
flowers
Save that they did not last?
. Were It not better to forget
Than just remember and
regret?
Letitla Landon.
A book people with an inven
tive turn of mind should lina
very interesting and helpful is
that titled "Money from Ideas'
hv M. Penn Laughlin. The vol
ume is further, described as "a
primer on inventions and pat
ents." It covers all angles as to
the protection of inventions and
patents.
Asking
Queries from clients. Q.
What was the "Ashcan chool?"
A. That was a disparaging name
given to a group of young paint
ers who specialized in depicting
life in. Manhattan. Were active
in early part of 20th century
Best known of group was
George Bellows, celebrated for
his remarkably vivid painting
titled Stag at Sharkey's . . . Q.
Owing to the recent professional
and social triumphs of a female
Kelly, many persons of that
name have become unbearably
' pompous. One in our neighbor
hood says the Kellys have al
ways been " the leading Irish
American family and that more
persons of that name fought in
our Revolutionary War than
any- others of Irish birth or des
cent. I claim there were more
Burkes than Kellys on our side
of the war. How about this? A.
According to records there were
in our revolutionary war army
695 Kellys, 494 Murphys and
221 Burkes.
Sidelights -
What follows are some of the
aliases from the United States
Department of , Justice files:
"Powder Puff Kid," "Third Cut
Bradley," "Get Back Sallie,"
"High Ball Lill" and "Iron Foot
Florence" . . . adherents of color
psychology maintain the wear
ing of a red dress increases a
woman's brain power. So, if you
think your secretary's mental
mechanism is slowing up a bit,
buy her a couple of nice red
dresses.
Sidelights
A clinic, specializing in physi
cal checkups of executives, re
ported the most common ail
ments among businessmen are
obesity, cardiovascular disorders
and anemia . . . New? Yorkers
says he has a phonograph re
cording of George M. Cohan
singing "Life Is a Funny Prop
osition After All." That is real
ly a collector's item. During
his entire career Cohan only
made seven recordings. '
Horses and Women
Ovid, the first of the truly
great horses and women experts
divided his book, "The Art of
Love," into three parts: (A)
How to find a woman. (B) How
to win her. (C) How to hold her.
In the how to win her section it
is interesting to note that Ovid
cautions the aspiring lover:
"Forget not to shave." In the
same section he advises: "Apply
kisses boldly. Women like vig
orous action. Do not wait .for
them to begin." Though written
over 2,000 years ago, Ovid's ad
. vice in his "Art of Love" is
amazingly well adapted to mod
ern application. As, for exam
ple, in the how to hold her sec
tion he advises: "Note the
changes in her art of arranging
her hair. Praise the change."
Proposals
At what age did your charm
ing wife receive her first pro
posal of marriage? How about
your daughter? Eighty-one per
cent of women receive a pro
posal of marriage before they
are 18. Most proposals are
made around 10 pan. Next best
hours for receiving proposals
are in the order named: 11 pjn.,
midnight, 1 a.m., 2 a.m. Poorest
hour for a girl to expect a pro-
Inc.)
posal is 8 pjn. Most proposals
of marriage are made in automo
biles. Prolific Papa
Jockeys seldom have large
families. . So says a turf scribe.
Generally speaking, that's true.
However, there have been nota
ble exceptions. Jimmy Faulk
ner,, well known British jockey
was the father of 33 children.
When Jimmy passed on at 97,
his oldest child' was 74, his
youngest 33.
GIs in Britain Run Neck-and -Neck With English Lads in Romancing at Doorstep
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London (U.PJ The Daily
Mirror, in a report on young
love, today followed one week's
dating activities of a 19-year-old
brunette who . keeps five boy
friends on a string two of them
American servicemen.
The Mirror report showed the
G.I.s have the money and the
manners but run neck and neck
with British boys during the
door-step romancing.
Joyce Bentley, a shorthand
typist whom the Mirror said has
"a Monroe wiggle in her walk,"
freely told ' of her seven dates
in one week. Only four of the
five boys were involved. The
fifth is overseas with the British
army.
Sunday: Local movie with a
Briton.'' Two gins in a pub ater
wards and walked home. -
Monday: Theater with a G.I.
Dinner afterwards. Taxi home.
Tuesday: Drinks and dancing
in an American service club in
plush M a y f a i r. Slotmachines
gambling, taxi home. Same G.I.
Wednesday: Downtown movie
with second British boy. Coffee
afterwards. Bus and train home.
Thursday: Jukebox dancing
with a second G.I. Dinner and
drinks at a hotel. Taxi home
Friday: Theater with the, first
British boy. Bus and train home,
Saturday: G.I. number two,
Dinning and dancing at a night
club. Taxi home
Around Hollywood
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
Hollywood (U.R) When a
movie star's dog complains he
hasn't a thing to wear he is
hustled off to
a new Beverly
Hills shop that
specializes in
dressing poo
dles. This odd
ity of movie
town is called
Fido's, the
S y Devore's
or Brooks
Aline Mosby Brothers of the
dog world. Fido's has a ready-to-wear
and custom-made clothes
department for four-footed pets
of such stars as Tony Curtis and
Janet Leigh, Alan Young and
Dolores Gray.
For rainy days, a smart poodle
can wade through puddles in an
imported English raincoat, com
plete with hood and galoshes,
for $12.95.
In the "fitting rooms" of this
swank shop, I also saw a chic
mink-trimmed i sweater for a
poddle $15.96.
Style Necessary
Oh, every poodle should be
well dressed," explained Norma
Crpss, an English girl who start
ed the shop with a doc show
A Nichol's Worth of . . .
Comment On This and That
By HARMAN W. NICHOLS
United Press Feature Writer
Harman Nichols
Washington 4U.R) The tour
ists who come into our town are
more partial to old bones and
old violins
than to the
White House
and the Cap
itol. Henry Bur
roughs,, presi
dent of the
Gray Line
s i g h t s e eing
outfit which
hauls over
half a million
visitors around
the city each -year, was talking:
He . said that his people con
ducted a survey and found that
the place where Dinosaur bones,
the remains of , former whales
and tired violins are kept, the
Smithsonian Institution, out-
draws other attractions. Three
and a nail million people go
there every year.
"I hasten to defend the White
House -and the Congress," he
said. "The Smithsonian is open
a good part of the light hours
most days. .The White House
is open to the public only a
couple of hours a day. The Con
gress works only a few ' hours
a day and is not in session for
extended periods between ses
Anyhow, Burroughs -gathers
that the Smithsonian- is popular
because in addition to the bones
and .fiddles it shows such inter
esting things as the original
gowns worn by the first ladies
from Martha Washington to
Mamie Eisenhower. Not to men
tion a fine collection of beetles
under glass.. Everything there is
mteresting.
The Washington monument at
tracts over a million people a
year, according to Burroughs,
and the Lincoln Memorial al-
India Peasants Balk
Patiala, India (U.R) Sev
enteen thousand peasants in this
northern India district threat
ened today to refuse to pay rents
unless the state takes measures
to protect their farms from a
ravaging herd of "sacred" cows.
The cow is a sacred and un
touchable animal to India's Hin
dus. But the herd of 1,000 has
been roaming the forests and
raiding farm plots for years. A
peasant committee was formed
to press for immediate action,
including if necessary, wiping
out the" herd.
Daily's U-Drive
Medford Airport
most two million. The White
House averages about 35,000 a
week, when the gates are open
to the public
Silly Questions Asked
People asked the drivers of
the Gray Line buses a lot of
silly questions. Like "Where is
Lenin's Tomb," and "Does all of
the paper money come out of the
mint and can we see it?"
The drivers, wearing the pa
tience of Job, tell the folks that
Lenin's Tomb is hidden behind
a curtain, and that paper money
is made at the Bureau of Print
ing and Engraving and that the
only mints in the United States
are in Philadelphia and Denver.
Others want to know if Abe is
buried in the Lincoln Memorial.
He isn't.
sandier, Mitch Wooten.
"Many dogs go with their
owners to cocktail" parties, and
they usually dress for those.
Some outdoor restaurants allow
dogs so they dress for lunch.
Then their owners love to parade
them around while shopping."
For, shopping tours the well
dressed poodle wears a "rose
coat" a felt coat lined with
checked wool and trimmed with
a big rose.
Those poodles who go to cock
tail parties can slip into little
velvet coasts studded with pearls
and rhinestones. And, so help
me, the canine couturies also
have designed a white fake fur
coat ($14.95).
Rhinestone Collars
Collars at Fido's are made of
everything from silver lame to
rhinestones.
Naturally, the. dogs want to be
in the latest fashion. But why
do the owners buy those doggy
duds for them?
"The owners want the dog's
clothes to match their own
clothes or their . cars," Miss
Cross said.
At Sy Devore's clothing shop
such two-footed customers as
Jerry. Lewis and Bing Crosby
buy tweeds and visit the barber
shop in back. Fido's too, has a
combination barber shop-beauty
parlor. Poodles are f clipped,
bathed, manicured, be-ribboned
and sprayed with perfume.
The shop also sells poodle
baby books and photograph al
bums. . And as if that weren't
enough, Miss Cross is also a
dog-caterer. '
Dead line Sunday Classified Is at
noon Saturday. 10 a.m Monday for
Monday other da vs 5-30 previous day
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Joyce'a report about all this
romance:
"We kiss and embrace in taxis
or cars and we kiss and embrace
on the doorstep before I go in.
After two or three kisses I say:
'I'd better go now
Difference in Approach
"The American boys say. 'All
right. We'll meet again soon."
"The British boys say, "You
do not have to go in yet it's
early.
"The Americans have more
money," Joyce said, "and they
are more gentlemanly."
She said Britons will go Dutch
treat with her but Americans
are offended at the very idea.
Joyce said none of the five
boys knows about the others.
She avoids getting woozy about
any of them by treating them all
the same on the doorstep.
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