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with a seasonal summertime
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September 15.
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to McCall on the morning south
bound flight leaving Spokane at
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noon and evening flights origin
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Grants Pass Agency
Opens Medford Office
Ralph Bell, Gold Hill, has an
nounced the expansion of his
Grants Pass real estate agency
to Medford.
At the same time, he and
Merle E. Stover, Grants Pass,
are expanding their joing insur
ance agency, also of Grants Pass,
to Medford. Both will be located
in offices at Office Park, former
ly the Utopia motel. Their ad
dress is 1133 South Riverside
ave.
Bell and Stover will continue
operation of their Grants Pass
interests. About four persons will
be employed in Medford in the
insurance agency, and two or
three in the real estate office. .
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Wednesday. June 13. 193B
The Medical Roundup
Persons Who Think
Blasphemous Thoughts
' Many good people tell me they
are distressed because, at times,
nasty and distressing thoughts
come to them.
They may
think how
wonderf u 1 it
would be to
get up in
church and
swear at the
preacher, or it
occurs to them
that it would
Mann -Vlvar-i e lun lu
the crutch out from under an old
lady! Sometimes a person so
troubled will go to his physi
cian,, his psychiatrist, or his
minister and ask, -Why do these
awful ideas come to me a de
cent and usually kindly person?"
The answer is that they just do,
and the wise person does not
have horrors over them.
It would interest such persons
to turn to the Scientific Ameri
can for April, page 118, in which
there is a story about Lewis
Carroll, of ' Alice and the Look-ing-Glass"
fame. Because he suf
fered much from insomnia, he
used to amuse himself, as he lay
awake, solving mathematical
problems in his head. As he said,
he used these mathematical
stunts '"as a remedy for 'sceptical
thoughts' which seem for the mo
ment to uproot the firmest faith
. . . blasphemous thoughts which
dare unbidden into the most rev
erent souls . . . unholy thoughts
which torture with their hateful
presence the fancy that would
fain be pure."
Many will remember that
"Lewis Carrol 1," the Rev.
Charles L. Dodgson, was in holy
orders. He was an odd genius. If
such a man was bothered by un-
Chotiner's Letters
Protest Senate Probe
Washington (U.R) Former
GOP campaign strategist Mur
ray M. Chotiner has written to
all lawyers in Congress, protest
ing a Senate investigation of his
law practice.
Chotiner, Vice-President Rich
ard M. Nixon's manager in 1952
and previous campaigns, said it
is "most unfair" for the Senate
Investigating Subcommittee to
subpena his records and demand
a list of all his clients who had
government dealings since the
GOP captured the White House.
His letter, written from his
office In Beverly Hills, Calif.,
said if the subcommittee could
get this information from him.
then no lawyer in the United
States who is prominent in po
litical activities is safe from sim
ilar expeditions."
TEACHER CELEBRATES '
Detroit (U.R) Josephine
Lee, a Flint, Mich., school teach
er, was sentenced to two days in
jail and fined $75 Tuesday for
drunk driving. She told the
court: "The kids aren't the only
ones glad when school let out."
STABBED The body of
Marilyn Marie Fink, 19
(above), clad in her torn and
twisted night-clothing, was
found by her grandfather,
Fred C. Mark, in her bed
room of their Pasadena,
Calif., home. Police are
searching for Kenneth Pash
by, 27, a distant relative who
had spent part of the night
in an adjoining room. Detec
tive Richard Jamison said
the pretty blonde had been
stabbed through the neck
and slashed across the chest.
There were indications that
her neck was broken.
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pleasant and undesirable
thoughts, we can stop blaming
ourselves, and stop worrying
when uninvited obscene thoughts
occur to us.
Dr. Alvarez hope's his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible for him to answer re
quests for information or to at
tempt to diagnose by mail.
(Released by The Register and
Tribune Syndicate. 1S5E)
Speaker at Rotary
Sees U.S. Economic
Picture as Bri
The economic picture for the
U. S. looks bright for the re
mainder of this year and for
1957, according to Walter E.
Elieson, field executive "for the
National Association of Real
Estate boards, who spoke at the
Medford Rotary club luncheon
Tuesday.
In the address, Good Busmess
Ahead in Building Better Com
munities," Elieson warned
against possible inflation which
might be sparked by current
steel negotiations and urged a
feeling of confidence and opti
mism on the part of the public.
Some dark predictions concern
ing heavy installment buying
should be discounted, the speak
er said. Installment debts should
only be measured by national in
come and percentage-wise the
picture is good.
Estimated Income
In April U. S. income was up
$2 billion, with personal income
for the year estimated at $313
billion, the speaker said. Sixty-
five million people are currently
employed in this country, an all
time high.
American families are now av
eraging four to five children,
with young parents who have
never experienced depression
and the need of going without.
This has made one and two bed
room homes obsolete and has in
creased the demand for all types
of goods and services.
The construction industry, a
dependable barometer of eco
nomic trends, is experiencing a
record year in building factories,
public buildings and roads, he
said. Department of commerce
and SEC surveys indicate a con
tinuation of the boom in major
construction.
Medford and the Rogue valley
are in a favored position in the
bright future, Elieson told Ro
tarians. More and more, industry
is seeking locations on the basis
of "a nice place to live" for em
ployees. The speaker was introduced
by Mark A. Goldy, Rotary pro
gram chairman and local realtor.
Air Force Pilot,
Wife Quit TV Quiz
New York U.R An Air
Force jet pilot and his wife quit
a television quiz show Tuesday
night while they were ahead
with a total of $64,000.
Capt. Thomas O'Rourke, 34,
and his wife, Bobbye, Fairborn,
Ohio, announced .hey would re
tire from "The $64,000 Ques
tion" with their combined win
nings. Each had won $32,000
last week as separate contest
ants by answering questions
about Sherlock Holmes.
Another contestant, peg-legged
Peter Freuchen, 70 - year - old
Danish explorer, sailor and au
thor, apparently won $8000 with
bilingual answers to a three
part question dealing with the
"Seven Seas."
Freuchen asked permission to
answer the question in Danish,
his native tongue, because he
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Apple Crop Predicted
Atlantic City, N.J. U.PJ The
annual survey of apple growers
indicates the country's 1956 ap
ple crop will be the worst in
four years, weighing in at some
20,000,000 bushels less than last
year's production of 105,293,000
bushels.
The results of the survey were
revealed by the National Apple
Institute at the opening of its
annual convention Tuesday. The
convention, with delegates from
the nation's 35 apple, producing
states in attendance, ends today.
Only nine states estimated the
apple crop in 1956 will be larg
er than last year's.
Early and heavy freezes in
feared he might make a mistake
in English.
A Danish translator will check
a tape recording of Freuchen's
answers and the result will be
announced next week.
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Washington were given as the
major cause of the expected de
crease in that state. Washington
apple grower estimated their
rrnn 'will hp ahout 12.000.000
bushels under last year's pro
duction of 28,600,000 bushels.
Pearl Off for Austria .
For Power Conference
Portland (U.R) Dr William
A. Pearl, Bonneville power ad
ministrator, left here yesterday
for Vienna, Austria, where he
will serve as one of the United
States delegates to the fifth
world power conference sched-
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Mill Starts Monday
Coos Bay (U.R) The new
Coos Head Timber Co. plywood
mill will start operations here
Monday on a two-shift basis. Of
ficials said that about 75 men
will be employed during the
break-in period.
Officials of the company said
uled for June 17-23.
Dr. Pearl was named as a del
egate by the State department.
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success
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France
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deposited by
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31 Earth goddess
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36 Pilfers
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41 Make lace
43 Portico
44 Likely
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4 S Conjunction
49 Exist
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Huntsville, Ala. (U.R) -I
truck loaded with about 2t
chickens rammed a bridge
ing Tuesday, tying up tri
for almost 40 minutes vj
driver J. G. Lindsey and hell
motorists chased the squaw
birds. that employment is expectej
climb to about 150 within
months If the plywood mal
holds.
Now Many Wear
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