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trie 2.- V C iUfzX , v f I Capital Reporting Firm Specializes In Making Records Wednesday, July XI, 1938 . FAMILY TEAM Mrs. Ardel Hank (left) and her daugh ter Carol, 17, check the oil stick of their Piper Tri-Pacer at ban Mateo, Calif. They are preparing the plane for the -11 J?11131 ad-women transcontinental air race. Carol will fly copilot for her mother and will be the youngest participant aboard any of the 50 planes entered in the race to Flint, Mich. On The Side By E. V. Durling (Ditrributco" by King Future SyndiciW. Inc.) Discussing the reluctance of the average Irish bachelor to marry until his middle 30s, Colm Brogan commented, "Ireland is a man's country, one of the few left. In a man's country the life of a gay bachelor is gay indeed." (Note The life of a gay bachelor can be very gay in this country, too. Possibly a lot gayer than in Ireland. However, the husband hunting technique of the aver age American girl is so well de veloped and handled with such cleverness that, it takes a very unusual bachelor to retain his liberty after the age of 25. 1 am referring, of course, to so called "eligible" or desirable bachelors. There is considerabletruth in this country that frequently re peated feminine remark, "All the nice men are married.") Orer There Swedes are the most enthusi astic consumers of coffee and al coholic liquors in the world. The Swedish love, of liquor is held lightly In check by some ex tremely strict legislation. You cannot buy a drink in Sweden unless you order a meal. You cannot drink alcoholic liquor standing up. No drinks are sold before noon. The portion of al coholic drink served a female is less than that of a male. The fa vorite drink of Swedes is Schnapps, one of the world's most potent potions. The Swedes handle their liquor well and in ebriated persons are rarely seen in public places. Hones and Women as my uncle AI and I were walking up Nassau Street we heard a passerby say, "Why, that dame is nothing but a dumb blonde." My Uncle Al said, "Ed gar, something every young man should know is that there is no such thing is a dumb blonde." I thought of this when I heard Diana Dors, the British beauty, referred to' as "a dumb blonde." Diana is one of the world's smartest females. And she is married to a very smart man. Dl- o ft 60S typical rates from Medford Portland . i $ .90 Salem . . . ''. -80 i Eugene .......... .70 Klamath Falls. ...... .40 f Station to station rates, not Including tar, lor 31 minutes after 6 p.-m. weekdays and all day Sunday ' Call by number it's faster TtlwhMM Hwit t t rik mar vf7 WtphoM Vine nrn tmj it Washington U.R) Ward and Paul a Washington reporting firm which plays a large part in putting the government on record, recently found itself in print. One of its employees arrived late" at a Senate subcommittee meeting chairmanned by Sen. William Langer (R.-N.D.). Lan ger found it "necessary to fine the committee reporter S20 for being 20 minutes late. Later he inserted an account of his'action in the Congressional Record. Newspapers offered various reason for the stenotypist's tar diness. Jesse L. Ward said none was correct. He said the incident arose from an omission in the firm's assignment sheet. MacArlhur Hearing Ward told Langer what had happened because he didn't want the senator to think ' we take our responsibilities lightly." Ward and Alfred C. Paul, whose firm prepares the tran script of President Eisenhower's news conferences as well as the records of many congressional committees, joined forces nearly 25 years ago to write the record of the National Recovery admin istration. This was the "largest (report ing) undertaking in history," ac cording to Ward. The firm put in more than three years with the recovery administration, re porting on all phases of its work. Some 300,000 pages of transcript were the product of this enter prise. One of the firm's most exten- ana is 24. Her husband is 31. They started from scratch and, now own nine prosperous busi ness outfits and 25 real estate properties. They have an estate on the Thames. They own a yacht, a plane and three auto mobiles. Cigarettes That establishment on the avenue of the Americas, Manhat tan, which features the sale of several hundred different brands of cigarettes has one called "Prince De Monaco." This is an Egyptian brand named in honor of one of Prince Rainier's prede cessors. Beauty Italian women are the most beautiful in Europe. On this all recognized experts on the sub ject of feminine pulchritude are agreed. The most beautiful wom en in Italy are those of Northern Italy. Incidentally, the women of the Piedmont mountain section of Italy are said to have the finest hair in the world. It is to that part of Italy the wig makers go to purchase hair from the fem inine natives. Keep this in mind if your wife is considering the purchase of a. transformation or a chignon. Advise her to ask for one made from the hair of a Northern Italian blonde. Famous Bedhead Am asked if Guiseppe Gari baldi, the great Italian patriot, was red-haired. He was. Incident ally, something not frequently mentioned is that.' Garibaldi was a United States citizen. He once lived on Staten Island, N.Y., where he worked as candle maker and became naturalized. Another celeb'rated resident of Staten Island was' William Shakespeare. I am referring, of course, to the William Shake speare who played in the back field for Notre Dame during the Knute Rockne era. Sidelights ' How does your matrirsonlal mate rate as a pie maker? Can she make Mississippi pecan pie? Speaking of food have you tried Florida corn on the cob? Very unusual . . . women who are chain cigarette smokers are usu ally suffering from acute frustra tion. That is, they are not being loved enough or properly. Same is true of women who eat too much. Milium 1 1 " ' 1 -"IWWBWpWfWWBPU.iu'w i mm I .ipw'..i ' mi I I 4 How to shop like a professional buyer You make thousands of buying decisions a month just shopping for your family. A professional buyer makes hundreds of thousands. Yet you both follow the gam sound rule to avoid buying mistakes: A good brand is your best guarantee v You know you can count on a good brand. Its maker stands back of it. And so you know you're right. The more good brands you know, the surer you are. Get to know them in this newspaper. They'll help you cut buying mistakes, get more for your money. BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION Incorporated A Non-Prof it Educational Foundation 37 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y. sive efforts In recent years was' the record of the special, closed door Senate hearing which in volved Gen. Douglas MacArthur after his dismissal by President Truman as Supreme Command er in the Far East, Ward said. For Every Committee In this case, he pointed out proudly testimony was record ed, cleared by a Defense depart ment censor, and made avail able to newsmen one hour after it was given. The firm also made the record of the Pearl Harbor hearings and, more recently, prepared the transcripts of the segregation and desegregation arguments be fore the Supreme court. Ward and Paul, at one time or another, "has reported for every committee of the House and Senate," Ward said. Ward and Paul turn out about 1.000 pages of transcript daily. The firm employs 20 typists and 20 stenotypists, the latter all able to take down 225 words or more per minute. Two employ ees are shorthand experts but seldom exercise their skill, be cause the stenotype method is used almost exclusively in the word - recording field today, Ward said. Clithero Elected , OLBA President Here James Clithero, operator of the Rogue Riviera in Gold Hill, was elected president of the Ore gon Licensed Beverage associa tion. Chapter 19, at a recent meeting at the Oak Wood Coffee shop, Phoenix. Other officers elected were Fred Baggebstos, vice president, of Otto's Tavern, Medford, and Fairman Connell, secretary, of the Gold Nuggett Tavern, Gold Hill. Clithero said the chapter will work toward a closer relation ship with the Oregon Liquor commission, local enforcement agencies and governing bodies in matters which involve the asso ciation segment of the industry. Officers of the chapter will attend the executive committee meeting of the National Licensed Beverage association in Port land, July 16-18, and the state convention at Gearhart in September. Scientists Break Down Hemoglobin Structure Rochester, N. Y. (U.R) Two University of Rochester scientists have broken down the structure of hemoglobin a feat expected to aid research into blood disorders and anemia. After one and one-half years on their project, Dr. Martin Mor rison and Dr. Jean L. Cook, were able to "bust" blood hemoglobin into its three molecular compon ents. The scientists explained that their discovery would not be of immediate aid to people suffer ing from anemia or blood dis orders, but they said it was an important step towards discover ing a cure for such maladies. The research project was spon sored by the National Heart Institute. MEWORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUrTE SETEf Governor Announces Safety Commission Salem (U.R) Formation of the Oregon Traffic Safety Commis sion has been announced by Gov. Elmo Smith. The new co-ordinating agency will be composed of heads of state departments directly con cerned with traffic accident pre vention in Oregon. The commission will develop a permanent, long-range traffic accident prevention program in volving all state agencies with traffic safety responsibilities, the governor said. Commission members named were: R. H. Baldock, state high way engineer; Rex Putnam, state superintendent of public instruc tion; Charles H. Heltzel, public utilities commissioner; Robert Y. Thornton, attorney general; Warne H. Nunn, director of the motor vehicle department; Wil liam A. Callahan, chairman state industrial accident commission; and H. G. Maison, superintend ent of state police. Cce Mai Tribune Want Ads The father of the gasoline au tomobile in the United States was an inventer nomed George Selden, who applied for a patent on a "road engine" on May 8, 1879. Selden's patent dominated the industry until Henry Ford successfully challenged it in court in 1903. PNT WITH Tteautfflmi MEDFORD PAINT & WALLPAPER STORE Comer 6th It Holly, Diagonally Acrosa from the Post Office We Give S&H Green Stomp PHONE 2-9321 Salem (U.R) Salem's two ma jor hospitals have announced raises in rates of $1.25 per day per bed. : -Rati.. Kk: 5 T- AViS L rein i NOW! IT COSTS NO MORE TO BUY THE BEST! California PURE GRAPE WINE rcrti wine co., san fxancisco. calif. Crater Beverage Company c IN MOTOR TRANSPORT A. 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