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(U.R) Back stairs at the Eisenhower farm: Eight -year -old David Eisen hower finally got to see his new riding horse, Sporty Miss, when he visited his grandad at the farm. The roan horse and one for the President, dubbed Doo- ble-Do-Doo, arrived at the farm about June 1. David didn't get up to the farm until last week however, because of the Presi dent's illness. His eyes bugged when he saw the horse, hand -tooled leather western saddle and bridle, trim med with silver. But the boy didn't go too far on any wild west doings. This trip, he just visited the barn each day and let Sporty Miss nibble sugar out of his hand. David apparently decided against riding until his legs get a little longer. The so - called Eisenhower draperies are starting to make an appearance in Gettysburg, but not on a grand scale yet. The drapery material outlines highlights of the President s and Mrs. Eisenhower's lives. Pictured are the first family's homes over the years at Abilene, Kan., Den ver, White House and Gettys burg. Other pictures show West Point and Columbia University. Here and theve are elephants, favorite flowers of the Eisenhow ers, and shields with five stars for the President's day as su preme commander in Europe. Of course, the Eisenhowers have some of the drapes at the farm. But the drapes are in only two other places in Gettysburg so far, in a private home and at a new eating house, the Lamp Post. For the most part, Gettysburg people take the Eisenhower fam ily Drettv much as a matter of course. After all this town of 7.200 people have more than 800,000 visitors a year. More are comine to the famed battle field area now . that the Presi dent's farm offers an extra at traction. Some visitors however, have to scramble for accommo dations when the President is here for a long time. For ex ample, White House staff mem hers, newsmen and photograph ers have 50 rooms in the 100 room Gettysburg Hotel. Maj. Gen. Howard M. C. Snyder, the President's physician, four U.S. Army Signal Corps personnel, an unknown number of Secret Sprvice men and two White House chauffeurs have taken over quite a bit of motel space. am dog D Lb. Sack TINY This is one of the many bargains you will find Fri. & Sat. at Your ECONOMY MARKET in Central Point Why Suffer Longer? When Others Fail COME TO US ACT NOW! Our Nature's HERB remedies will help rou to r- J 1 I . I. A J t. ..... li..H gain your 900a neairn. uur nnituio , o pfNG successful in aiding the sick all over the state tor - rur,VJ over 18 years. Herb Specialist Remedies for disorders, sinuses, heart, liver, stomach, gas and llter' constipation, piles, asthma, female complaints, kidney, bladder, blood, rheumatism, back and headaches. For Male. Female and Children. BRANCH OFFICES: Albany Salem Eugene North Bend pwoort Twelve Western Union super visory personnel and operators also have rooms in the hotel and motels. Nevertheless the battle fields had 11,216 visitors last week end, according to the Na tional Park Service. The local grass airport prob ably has the best crash protec tion of any airport of its size in the world when the President is here. It also has one of the smallest U.S. Air Force detach Is That So? Did you know that ... a red head is red because she's loaded with something no one else has? It's trichosiderin a pink pig ment found only in bright red hair. It, supposedly, has noth ing to do with temperament. Raindrops fall from about 500 to 1,000 feet a minute. In crawling through a "T" shaped maze, the lowly angle- worm can be taught to make a right-hand or left-hand turn. A person standing on one leg imposes a weight of two and a half times his body weight on the corresponding hip joint. A starfish can push its stom ach out through its mouth into an opened clam or oyster shell, digest the meal there, and then pull its stomach back in. In three days our sun rad iates sufficient energy upon our earth to replace all that stored in usable fossil fuels. The shoreline of the northern most point of land under the Stars and Stripes is being washed away at the rate of about seven feet a year. In fact, dur ing the past 75 years the shore line of Point Barrow has re ceded 500 feet, thanks to ocean currents and wind tides, and in doing so washed out an Eskimo village. The. gorilla "Bushman" and the elephant "Marge" of the San Francisco zoo both died of heart attacks If a man in good health stays in the shade and remains only slightly active he may survive without water for a few days in a desert. ma II FOOD -.BIT CHARLIE CHAN OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS ONLY 12 NOON TO 4 P.M. CHINESE MEDICINE & HERB CO. 624 S. Riverside Medford Sees Horse ments six. men. Although the airport normally has only a handful of private planes, a 42,-500-pound red USAF fire truck is parked beside the tiny hang ar. The truck carries 1,000 gal lons of water and all kinds of crash equipment. A yellow USAF truck with another 1,000 gallons of water also is standing by -in case of trouble when any of the President's aides wing their way to see him at the farm about five miles away. By EUGENE BURNS Ranger-Naturalist In studying the insulation quality of the fur of nine Can adian animals black bear, deer mouse,- muskrat, hare, polar bear, red fox, red squirrel, wolf, and wolverine it was found that the wolf's fur is best for its thickness. Least, the polar bear's. Summer Fur Less Warm As for winter-summer change: the black bear's summer fur has only 52 per cent of the warmth of its winter's fur; while a musk rat's remained most constant, with a change of only 12 per cent. When 100-pound porkers are kept at a temperature of 70 degrees Fahrenheit they gain the most weight on the least amount of food. Cloud droplets can be so small that it takes 10,000,000 of them to make a single raindrop. The leaf surface of a 12-year-old apple tree is about l10th of an acre. As though you didn't know it? A mosquito is plumb full of sense or senses, that is. Besides the customary organs of sight and smell, it has organs to detect radiant heat to let it know how near it is to warm-blooded prey; and it has moisture detecting and carbondioxide detecting organs. The better to bite you, my dear! Speeds over 700 miles an hour are termed supersonic. Caribou Skin Warm Planning to go to the north land this winter? Worried about what to wear what'll be warm est, foj its weight? Then wear what the Eskimos wear, sug gests Dr. William S. Laughlin, of the University of Wisconsin. In comparing the most scien tific clothes with the Eskimo's, the anthropologist found that the Eskimo's caribou skin outer garments, when the hair is -left on the hide are both lighter and warmer than anything the U. S. Army has been able to come up with. The secret perhaps is in the caribou hair it's hollow. This hollow hair traps air and air is a good insulator. As for the cumbersome bulky looking boots (mukluks) and mit tens, they are not as heavy as they look in fact, the Eskimo's outer clothing weighs far less than the outer clothing designed by American military scientists. (Released by McClure Newspaper Syndicate) (Copyright, 1956. by Eugene Burns) Free: By special arrangement with the editors of the Encyclo pedia Americana, my panel of judges will award each week to the reader who sends me the best true-life nature adventure, the best nature observation, or the best question on nature and wildlife, a complete 30-volume set of this world-famous refer ence work in a handsome Seal craft binding. Each week new submissions will be considered. Sorry, I simply can t answer your many friendly letters. Please address your letter to: Is That So! care Medford Mail Tribune, Box 575, Sausalito, Calif. ADVICE PAID OFF Los Angeles-(U.R) Will (The Jockey) Herzog, 72,- was arrest ed Thursday on a complaint he was operating as a tipster at a spot where racing fans wait for buses to Hollywood park race track. The vice squad officer who made the arrest obtained evidence by purchasing from Herzog information on three horses, for S2.50. But two of the nags came in first with S15.30 and S7 payoffs, and Herzog claimed he is not a tipster but an investment counselor Feeding the Family By ZOLA Food Fresh Peach Dessert - Here we put fresh California peaches in a crisp caramel ring using frosted flaked -corn cereal. Easily made, very attractive des sert to serve six home folks or party-comers. 6 cups sugar frosted flaked corn cereal V4 cup brown sugar, firmly packed 13 cup melted butter 5 or 6 fresh peaches, sweetened Crush flakes of corn. Mix with brown sugar and toss together with melted butter. Pack firmly into nine-inch ring mold. Allow to stand 2 hours to harden. In vert over serving plate. Loosen gently so caramel corn crisp re mains together. Fill with sliced fresh peaches that have- been sugared to prevent discoloration. Top each serving with ice cream or whipped cream if you like. Apricot Honey Pudding Both practical and pretty is this pudding with gold of fresh ly stewed fresh apricots and honey combined with spiced bread cubes for a hearty dessert to be served warm or cold, plain or with table cream or whipped cream. 1 quart toasted lA inch bread cubes V teaspoon salt Vi teaspoon mace , Vi teaspoon cinnamon Vz cup melted butter lVz cups drained apricots 3A cup honey Vz cup apricot juice 1 tablespaan lemon juice Place toasted bread cubes in IV2 quart baking dish. Combine salt, mace and cinnamon and sprinkle over toasted bread cubes. Pour melted butter over toasted bread cubes and spices. Remove half the buttered, spiced bread cubes from baking dish. Alternate two layers each of spiced bread cubes and apricots. Combine honey, apricot juice (drained from apricots) and lem on juice and pour over bread cubes and apricots. Bake in mod erate over, 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Six generous servings for a satisfying dessert. Allspiced Vegetables Allspice with vegetables gives menus new flavor interest in ways like these: Corn-on-the-cob so frequently enjoyed often re sults in several ears being left over. Simply cut corn from the cob, add a bit of table cream, salt, pepper and a dash of all spice for an enjoyable return engagement. Allspice is good with diced or sliced cooked carrots and with stewed fresh tomatoes. Just add one-fourth teaspoon ground all spice to melted butter along with the salt and pepper before pour ing over vegetables. Good Idea to Thaw Frozen Chicken Home cooks often ask whether chicken can go from freezer to frying pan or broiling rack, oven , or stewing pot without thawing and cook successfully. Experts after considerable re search, find that it's best to thaw frying, broiling, roasting chick en. Cut-up chicken for stewing however may go hard-frozen into the water. Take the chicken out of the freezer and put it in the refrigerator a day ahead to be sure it's safely thawed for cooking. Poultry should thaw in its original package. The skin of an uncovered bird becomes tough and dry when exposed to the air during thawing. It is -obvious that cut-up broil er and frying chicken need thaw ing to separate the pieces pre liminary to flouring or dipping in batter or eggs and crumbs. Chicken or other poultry roasted unthawed is likely to be over done and dry on the outside by the time the inside meat is done. Ice Cream Every Day Plentiful ice cream, America's favorite dessert at reasonable cost, is now consumed at the rate of nearly 600,000,000 pounds a year; cones in more than 200 different flavors using about 250,000,000 pounds of fruits and nuts. Packed with good nutrition, ice cream is an every day treat that adds infinite variety and appetite appeal to any meal. A small serving is just right to put finishing touch on a heavy meal. Topped with nuts, coconut, fruit or sweet sauces, it builds a slim meal into something spe cial. Topping suggestions include chocolate syrup, caramel syrup, honey . . frozen, fresh or canned fruit . . . nuts, coconut, shaved semi-sweet or sweet chocolate, preserves. Poultry, Pork, Vegetables Candidates for Shopping Lists Poultry continues to top lists of plentifuls with prices so rea sonable that broiled and fried Buy At Builders Supply DUALITY BLOCKS Bricks. Fines Drain Tile -ill W. McAndrews Phone 2-4107 e VINCENT Editor chicken, barbecued chicken, stewed chicken with dumplings are likely to be family fare at least once a week. Turkeys too are very good buys. For several days of good eating, the 12 to 16 pound birds are unsurpassed. Roast in pan without a cover and add no water. Many are getting acquainted with three to six pound turkeys for frying, broiling. If you've home freezer space, now is a good time to put in a dozen broiler-fryers, maybe two turkeys. Put in a supply of bargain priced can ned cranberry "jel" or whole cranberries. Best pork buys are likely to be cuts from the loin, spareribs and bacon. Freshly ground beef and cuts for stewing continue at bargain price levels. When buying lamb for shish kebab or shashlik, many feel that best value is to be found in buying a leg of lamb, having it boned and cut in Hi inch squares by market man. Vegetable bins are stacked high with good quality lettuce and practically everything you can think of for the making of salads. Try shredded raw beets, adding them at the last minute so color will not "run." Consider snowy white cauliflowerets, diced; and sliced celery. Use sliced, unpeeled cucumbers, grated or shredded carrots, shredded cabbage; green onions, tops and all, green peppers in slivers or thin rings. Tomatoes in wedges are best added after salad has beentossed. Thin slices of zucchini add pleasing texture and piquant flavor to green salads. Radishes and green on ions are favored salad stand-bys. For cooked vegetable variety, choose from beets, cabbage, car rots, cauliflower, celery, corn-on-the-cob, eggplant, mushrooms, onions, green peas, peppers, po tatoes .spinach, squash. Fruit displays offer berries in increasing variety; apricots, plums, nectarines, peaches in creasing in supply right along. Seedless grapes and Cardinals have appeared at low cost. Cantaloupes and watermelons are plentiful, reasonable in cost for breakfast as well as later-in-the-day enjoyment. Eggs are an investment in good nutrition. Keep them on the breakfast menu every day. Ice cream is plentiful and of fers extraordinary nutrition at reasonable cost. Other good buys are all dairy products, peanut butter, rice. I We Have To Clear Vol Our Floor Of 1 956 Models! r--j Mm 'Se" Table Models ' r II I Were 51 99.95 If 0 -TUA 7 ZXr I J I I 'Iff I I I -fJT .Mis 4: I sn (S)95 liElPai! I I 21S6053 1 jsssslt IHalKrueger A AI Thompson I . f)ffjlfiil ., Friday. July 13, 1956 THAT'LL STOP 'EM Chicago. U.R) Albert B. Moss, 35, who charged his wife's parents with breaking up his marriage because he "was not wealthy enough" has now mov ed to improve his financial con dition. He has sued the parents, Dr. and Mrs. Albert L. Lash, for $750,000 on a charge they stole the affections of their daughter, Judith, 28, now estranged from Moss. Classified Rates day per word .. days per word days per word days per word days per word . Sc . 8c .10c -12e .14c By Line Per Montb 22i (Minimum First Issue 50c) Ads counted by the line where full lines are not used Business Directory per line per month $1 .75 . 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(U.R) A squirrel raised havoc in the home of John DeMeyer after having been trapped in the chimney for three days. The squirrel popped into the DeMeyer living room after it was decided to remove the damper. Covered with soot, the rodent dashed madly about, scat tering objects and soot every where. At one point it tried to leap through a window. Then it leaped into the rear of the family television set. The DeMeyers removed the set to HOT C A new rating schedule was filed with the State Insurance Commissioner on July 6, 1956, which schedule of rates will become effective on July 16, 1956. To avoid confusion, please destroy all existing copies of the rating schedule you now have. Copies of the new schedule will be furnished upon request.' TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY 321 S. W. Fourth Avenue Portland 4, Oregon CApitol 8-1181 Branch and Associated Offices throughout tht State of Oregon See Your Locally Owned Jackson County Title Company 121 East Sixth Street Medford PHONE 3-4551 HURRY! 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