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TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE -Thunday, July 12, 1358 On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Futures Syadieat. Inc.) f do eanf. in mm a tf n. My lips have brcaUied you many a lif. And who. with inch delichu te viw. would lose thfm. for a H or two? Ah, look not thus, with brow rfprovinj ; Llet are. my dear, the soul of )o !nf! Thomas Moore Are vou ever irritated or m- razor you convenienced by safety blades that grow rusty? Or by any steel implement that gathers rust? Forty-seven-year-old Brit ish school teacher Robert Fitz- aucher was. So he becan re search on the matter. As a result he originated a secret process for rust proofing steel' that he sold for over a million dollars. At the time of this financial windfall Fitzaucher's salary as a school teacher was about S25 a week. That was two years ago. Fitzaucher passed on re cently with practically all of his million dollars gone. He was a wild spender and gambler. He Commercial Show At Demo Conclave Chicago (U.RJ The Demo cratic National convention this summer will have something no previous presidential nominating conclave has had an accom panying commercial and indus trial exposition. A New York exposition man agement firm, Clapp and Poliak, Inc., is selling space in Interna tional Amphitheatre to industrial and commercial firms that want to display their wares before the Democrats and other convention-goers. The cost, according to R. J. Reynolds Jr. of Clapp and Pol iak, is $10 per square foot. Reynolds said the exposition firm obtained permission from the Democratic National commit tee to stage the commercial fair, called "American Showcase," in a side hall in return for paying the Democrats' rent for the en tire amphitheatre. He said participation in "Am erican Showcase" involves no contribution to the Democratic party. He said the firm did not plan a similar exposition at the Republican National convention in S a n Francisco because the Cow Palace, where the GOP con vention will be held, does - not have room for such a show. Reynolds said between 60 and 75 exhibitors are expected to buy space in the Chicago show. He said they will include utilities, TV and appliance manufacturers, candy companies, meat packing firms, beverage companies and 'top-bracket distilleries." "But it won't be a grog shop," he added hastily. He said exhibitors will be per mitted to dispense free samples, but no selling will be permitted. Unidentified Man's Body Found in River The Dalles (U.R) The body of an unidentified man has been taken from the Columbia river near Bingen, Wash., and officers began an investigation to deter mine if there was foul play. Police said the man, about 50, apparently had a knife wound under the right arm. The body was unclothed and had been in the river about 30 days. , The body was sighted from a tug. Klickitat county officers were called and recovered the body just west of the city limits of Bingen. bet as much as $3,000 on one horse race. He lost $12,000 in one session at the Deauville Casino. Following a shave he always tipped the barber S15! Heart Throb Sinatra's powers of attracting the love interest of innumerable females appear to continue un abated. The question arises as to which of Frankie's songs has the most powers of female at traction. Peggy Connolly, a young female who is currently wild about Frankie, recently stated, "Frankie has been tops in my heart ever since I heard him sing 'Songs for Young Lov ers. Sidelights Since 1947 more than 25,000 United States servicemen have married Japanese girls. The Nip ponese beauties are reported to have a very clever . husband hunting technique. . . Mrs. John McPhee and her twin sister Martha Mcllwain of Ontario. Canada, are 98 years old. Let California, Brooklyn or even Texas try to top that for long lived twins. Passing By Frankie Lymon. Thirteen-year-old singing sensation from Har lem. One of the country's lead ing Rock 'N' Roll specialists. His recording of "I Want You to be My Girl" sold over a quarter of a million copies in the first two weeks. Frankie gets a royal ty of one-fifth of one per cent on every record sold. Doesn't seem like much but when records reg ister rales in millions of copies it can become important money. Offhand, I would say young Ly- j mon can earn from record royal ties alone, nearly $3,000 a week. . So They Say ! Taurus (April 21-May 21) fe-: males are psychic and intuitive. They have "hunches." They 1 should follow their first decision j and guard against being per- j suaded to take another course. In their twenties the Taurus ; girls are well streamlined but 1 in their thirties they grow plump especially in the waist and hips. They eat too much. Gemini (May ii-June 21). Women are very clever in developing friendships with ' important and influential people who can help them ad vance in their chosen careers. Or, so say the stargazers. Asides Mrs. Kathleen O'Hara of Ban gor, North Ireland, has eight sons who are all Catholic priests. That is the world's record for ! number of priests in one family. . . . So you consider yourself a well-informed baseball fan. All right, tell us quick as quarter of a , flash who succeeded "Babe" Ruth as right fielder of the New York Yankees! Over There In England where off track horse wagering is legal the book ies have a wide variety of types ot oeis. one is called the "one-two-three." In this the bettor must pick the horses that finish first, second and third. And in the order of finish. The pay off is in multiplied odds. For ex ample, if the winner closed at 8 to T, the second horse at 5 and the third at 20 to 1, the pav off would be eight times five times: 20 or 800 to 1. Gravediggers End San Francisco Strike San Francisco (U.R) Union gravediggers have voted on a new contract that would settle a 64-day strike-lockout and pave the way for burial of 976 bodies. Burial of 890 bodies in San Francisco and 86 in neighboring San Mateo county will begin Thursday. It will take at least a month to complete the burials. In addition, the gravediggers will have the task of cleaning up the litter in the nine cemeteries affected by the dispute and of reviving the withered lawns, shrubs and flowers. Local Boy to Attend Youth Range Camp Bruce Boldenow, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Boldenow, 1408 Dixie lane, has been awarded a S25 scholarship to attend the Youth Range camp August 6-11 ; on the big bird refuge south of Burns. The Livestock association and the Young Farmer's association in Jackson county will hold a contest sometime between July 25 and August 1 to select two boys' from Jackson county to be awarded a S25 scholarship to attend the camp. 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