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They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo " 7 Cartoon Secrets Exposed ' I t I 1956 version (hope V 1 Sr!u?i?V? (A 3 WE'RE STILL GROUND IN IS&lg'N PRESENTED IN s 'SAlW ' WMfoMJ yl vAEC X bees going over VWOl; ? XW VVWR POLICIES'. YwfiFF WW WPONS i V!-P? ' f INSURANCE EX- XWmL? "WrNUMfB- VS PIREDL4ST NIGHT- xL VsStil C PxUfi?? WUU O.Y HENRY 4RE On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Faaruras Syndicate, Inc.) When on a trip, how often do you write your wife? In some organizations traveling salesmen have been requested by the general manager to write to their wives at, least twice a week... Man O' War had a stride of 29 feet. That the record for modern thoroughbreds. The length of a horse's stride is very Important in handicapping. It should be included in the performance charts of racing publications. Please Note Should men be given engage ment rings by their prospective brides? Let us not enter Into that discussion hastily. Think It over. In the meanwhile. Please be informed that Anita Ekberg gave her fiance, Anthony Steel, a gold wrist chain on which was inscribed her name and the date of their engagement. So, young fellow. If your future bride won't buy you a diamond ring, perhaps she will give you a gold wrist chain. Doors. The revolving door originat ed in Philadelphia and the first one was at Gimbel's department store in that city. The first re volving door in New York city was at Rector's restaurant and inspired Wilson Mizner's cele brated simile: "That dame is like a revolving door; she goes around with anybody." In a Faw Words It was none other than Gen eral Billy Mitchell who once said, "Alaska is the most central place in the world for aircraft. I believe that, in the future, he who holds Alaska will hold the world. I think Alaska in the most strategic place in the world." Asking Queries from clients. Q. How long have Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon been married? A. Twenty-six years. For 20 of these years Bebe and Ben have lived in London. Q. What is the average temperature in Paris in April? A. High is around 60, low around 40. It frequently gets very chilly during April in Paris. April in Florida is more comfortable. Then, Paris in the spring, that is, around the mid dle of May. Asides Who is the oldest active prac ticing physician in the United States? Can you top Dr. A. M. Blake of Waunakee, Wis., who at 92 is still going strong? . . . There are 14 towns and cities nomed Brooklyn in the U.S.A. there were 15 but in 1922 the name of Brooklyn, Fla., was changed to Keystone Heights . . . Any oak trees near your house?' How about elms? Re search indicates oak trees are most struck by lightning with elms second. Beech trees are rarely, if ever, struck by light ning . . . George Seurat, founder of neo-impressionism, never sold one of his paintings during his life. Now his painting "La Grande Jatte" is valued at $250, 000. Thrifty Prince Rainier is apparently a firm believer that it is smart to be thrifty. The Prince gave all the state employees of Mona co two day off, for his wedding ceremonies. However, said em ployees only received one day's pay for the period. Passing By Clare Boothe Luce. Play wright, actress, erstwhile congress-woman, present U.S. Am bassador to Italy. The amazingly versatile Clare began her act ing career as understudy for Mary Pickford in David Belas co's stage production of "The Good Little Devil." But she never had a chance to show what she could do with the part because Mary never missed a performance. Says Sha "So you say a woman should be able to .get dressed in seven minutes," writes a feminine subscriber. "Why, it takes that much time for eye make-up. And you call yourself a horses and woman expert. BAH!" 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C.dJ.R) Police held today an attractive woman who s e c r e t ly set two fires aboard an airliner flying to Miami with 52 unsuspecting pas sengers. Stewardess Helen Rosenthal and Co-Pilot J. D. Willoughby quickly snuffed out the smouldering- fires before any damage was done to the Eastern Airlines Super Constellation Thursday. Police Chief Frank Littlejohn said the woman. Miss Evelyn Mills, 36, of Cleveland, was "clearly a mental case." He said exhaustive questioning ruled out sabotage. Court Records POLICE COCHT Cornell Alexander Sabe Jr., viola tion of the basic rule. S10. William Clyde Day, no operator's license, SS. DISTRICT COURT Charles Orville Chapman, over length SIS. Roy George Pursel, overload. S109. John B. Simmons, overheight, $10. Charles Edwin Easters, overlength, $15. bail forfeited. Stephen Lee Saiford, no operator's license. $6. Robert William Ball, violation of basic rule, SIS. Glenna Maude Taeva. drunk on public highway. $30. ball forfeited. Red Allen Conklin. void foreign license. $15. bail forfeited. CIRCUIT COURT Dorothy Asher vs. Joe Asher, di vorce complaint. Mable Lucille Hendrichson vs. Cor nelius Hendrickson. divorce complaint. Winona Marjorie Cross vs. Clarence M. Cross, divorce complaint . Helen Rosenberger vs. Russell E. Rosenberger, divorce complaint. Earl Down vs. Patricia Joyce Down, divorce complaint. Friday, June 21, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE Pittsburgh Paper Blasts Threatened Pittsburgh (U.R) Police searched today for a man bear ing a grudge against Pittsburgh newpapers. The man telephoned the Post Gazette Thursday and warned he had planted a bomb in the building, the second such threat to a city newspaper within three days. The pygmy marmoset 'of South America's Amazonia is the Western Hemisphere's small est member of the monkey fam ily. Full-grown specimens weigh only three to five ounces. A search by police and fire men failed to uncover a bomb and the newspaper's executive labelled the threat a "hoax." The Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph received a similar call Tuesday, evacuated its building and no tified police. No trace of a bomb was found. The Post-Gazette Informed Its employes of the threat and told them they could leave the build ing if they wanted to. Only, about 30 women employees left. Guy V. Miller, assistant city editor, received the call at 1:55 p.m. from a man who said he planted the bomb to explode at 3:15 p.m. When Miller stalled so tiia call could be traced, the man snapped: "Don't get smart. I threaten ed the Sun-Telegraph, but this time I mean It." Buy At Builders Supply Q DALITS BLOCKS Bricks. Flues Drain Tils TZ1 W. McAndrewa Phone 2-4107 WHERE YOU GET THE BIG TRADE- General Electric 40-Inch Range At $50 Off the Regular Price You Save By Trading Now! 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