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TWO MEDrORD (OREGON) Actress Denies Husband's Charge Hollywood flJ.B Pretty film star Jeanne Crain gaid today she was shocked and upset over her estranged husband's charges that she carried on an extra-marital affair with married aircraft ex ecutive Homer Rhoads. Her estranged husband, Paul Brinkman. 37. Thursday in a cross complaint divorce action accused his 30-year-old wife of having been intimate with Rhoads "on two occasions last December." Miss Crain and Rhoads both denied the charges. "He (Brinkman) has already broken my heart," the red-haired beauty said. "Now he is trying to break my spirit." Brinkman, one time radio manufacturer, also charged Rhoads and Miss Crain had ro manced on several other occas ions "in the city of Los Angeles. His suit declared she was an "un fit and improper person" and he therefore sought custody of their four children. On The Side By E. V. OURUNO (Distributed by King ftJturet Syndicit. Inc.) p th mnunuini fciss hicti Graven. And the wave clasp one another; fc. lister flower would be forslvea If It disdained its brother; And the sunlight clasps the earth. And the mountains kiss the sea; What are all these killings worth If too kt not me? Shelley- United States service men sta tioned in England continue to be strongly attracted by British females. Marriages between members of the U.S. armed serv ices and British girls take place at the rate of 250 a month. There are 43.000 U.S. service men sta tioned in England. The British beauties are very clever hus band hunters and it takes a smart bachelor of very strong character to escape their clutches. 8s They Say Aries (March 21-ApriI 20) born men are very susceptible to flattery. They are easily fooled by smart blondes and smooth talking salesmen. The way for a young fellow to get off to a good start with a cancer (June 22-July 23) girl is to tell her, "You certainly are hard to figure out." Cancer girls love to be thought of as being mys terious. Or, so say the star gazers. Asking Queries from clients. Q. Who wrote the song titled "I Hate to Get Up in the Morning?" I say Irving Berlin. My father says there was a song of that title before Berlin began to write songs. A. Around 1901 Hughie Cannon and John Queen wrote a song titled "I Hates to Get Up Early in the Morning." Some years later Berlin wrote one titled "Oh. How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning.". Incident ally, Cannon and Queen were the authors of that smash hit titled "Bill Bailey. Won't You Please Come Home?" Aiidai Apart from dyspepsia, no spe cific disease has ever been traced to tobacco smoking. I have been smoking cigars since I was 14 years old and so far haven't even had dyspepsia. . . It was none other than Joseph Billings who said, "Marrying for love may be a little risky but it's so honest that God cannot help but smile at it." Horses and Woman . The artificial aids to feminine beauty are now so numerous it is understandable why a young man often wonders how many of the physical attributes of the girl of his dreams are natural. All dressed up and all made up a young woman may present a highly glamorous appearance. Still her beautiful red hair may be a dyeing job, her eyelashes may be artificial, her figure en hanced by "gay deceivers and her streamlined limbs have the - benefit of leg "falsies." It is now even possible for a girl to regu late the color of her eyes. At one time a young fellow could get an idea of his girl's true figure by seeing her in beach attire. But now they even have "falsies" for bathing suits. When, after marriage, a young husband learns of these artificial aids to beauty utilized by his bride it must be quite a test of his love. Briefly What state In the United States has the most towns with unusual names? How about Maryland, which has towns named Accident. Conclusion, As bestos. Secretary, T. B.. Bull frog, Jumptown. Gratitude and Delight? ... Of all the songs he has sung. Bing Crosby's fa vorite is "Pennies From Heav en." That is also my favorite Crosby recording. As a dance tune it is also one of my favor ites. I have a very good Eddy Duchin record of it. As It Was For his second bout with Dempsey in Chicago, Gene Tun ney received $990,000. He was able to keep $700,000 of that after taxes. Nowadays a man be ing paid the same amount of money for fight would prob ably not be able to keep more than $75,000. ', MAIL TRIBUNE Back Stairs: Army Flag Almost Late By RICHARD E. MOONEY United Ptms Correspondent Washington U.f? Back stairs at the White House hos pital: President Eisenhower's old Army buddies almost didn't get their new official flag in time for yesterday's celebration of Flag Day. But an executive or der authorizing the new banner was slipped in among the first five official papers Mr. Eisen hower signed after his opera tion. Probably because the Presi dent is an old Army man that his staff felt it would be all right to face him with this' relatively un crucial business at a time when he was tending to only the most urgent. Mr. Eisenhower's illness has upset a lot of things around Washington, but not the stand ing bet between two of the ad ministration's keenest baseball fans Treasury Secretary Hum Model 3104- Model 3804 - New lightweights, mediums and heavies for '56 make up the greatest line of trucks Chevrolet has ever built! New G.V.W. ratings are up to 32,000 lbs. . . . G.C.W. ratings up to 50,000 lbs. in models with Triple-Torque tandem! High-powered V8's are standard in all L.C.F.'s and heavy weights. Automatic transmissions (extra cost option) are available in every series! Ninth nd Bartlett Streets Friday. June IS. 1958 phrey and White House news secretary Hagerty. 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Four Selected tor Miss Oregon Pageant Seaside (U.R) The Seaside Junior Chamber of Commerce announced yesterday that four contestants have been selected for the 1956 Miss Oregon pageant. They are Lillamay MascalL Miss. Grant County; Sanja Jor gensen, Miss Springfield; Cathy Newman, Miss Parkrose; and Wanda Reuhlen, Miss Yamhill County. Portland, Eugene. Hermiston, St. Helens, and Toledo have signed contracts and will choose their representatives soon. 90" box .iglit class! Model 4109 - lVi-ton Stake Perfume Given Off by Male Seals Said To Lure Cows for Considerable Distance By DELOS SMITH United Press Science Editor New York (U.R) An obscure scientist in an obscure place had made the observation that among seals it is the male who gives with the perfume and it is the female who is lured there by. Irresistably lured, mind you. 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