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Easier lo Cut Sew and Fit Our new PRINTED PAT TERN: Save work, save time when sewing this step-in dress cut to lit shorter, fuller figures perfectly: And such a flattering style; see the graceful drape of fabric at the neckline; slimming silhouette: Printed Pattern 9095: Half Sizes 14'4. 16' i. 18':. 20" 2, 22';. 24s 2. Sizes 16!2 takes 4 2 yards 35-inch. This printed pattern assures perfect fit. Easy directions print ed on each tissue pattern part. Send Thirty-five cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to Marian Martin, care of Medford Mail Tribune. 'Pat tern Dept., 232 West 13th St., New York II. N.Y. Print plain ly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. A Nkhol's Worth of . Comment On This and That By HARMAN W. NICHOLS Unittd Pren Fwturt Writer Li.i'.ffl frill 'TT 1 24Y, Y ' 9095 141 Washington 'UP) When you bet on a plug that runs out of the money at the track, per haps you often wonder how he got his name. Well, across the many years, accord i n g to the Jockey Club, which is high class enough Harm an Nichols to have offices on Park ave., in New York, you hardly can tell. Take a horse called "Repeal" that one was easy. He was sired and saddled up right after the big experiment. A horse named "Hangover" came along a little later, or maybe he should have preceded "Repeal." But a nag called "I Owe You" running cur rently gives all horse players more than a little pause. Naming a horse is no simple matter, according to the club, which has a strict set of rules. A fellow with enough dough to breed and train a blueblood can name a foal without fee if the name is claimed and filed by Jan. 1 before a horse legally is two years old. After that there is a S50 penalty. No colt may run around an swering to the name of another Office Set Up To Handle KF Damage Klamath Falls U.R) Insur ance men set up an emergency temporary office here today to expedite the handling of hail damage claims resulting from storms on July 10 and 12. Representatives of the Klam ath Falls Insurance" Agents as sociation and the Capital Stock Insurance Companies General Adjustment bureau met last week and decided to open the temporary office to expedite the settlement of hail damage claims. At least six adjusters have been brought in from other areas plus a special group of stenographers to speed the settlements. , horse by the same moniker. I A horse may carry no more (than 16 letters, or more than i three words in his name. You can't name a horse after a liv ing being without the person"s 1 permission. i Initials like "COD." and , "F.O.B." are. for some reasons, j not permitted. Famous horses like "Man-O-War," "Count : Fleet" and "Nashua" are sure to go down in history without dup lication of name, although there may be a combination of dam and sire. Ev Gardner, the sports editor of the Washington Daily News, is a collector of odd information about horses' names. He likes to tell about a horse owner named Col. Isidor Bieber, who some times carries world affairs into the naming of the tenants of his stable. In 1943. when we were play ing at cooperation with the Ruskies, the colonel honored a couple of his oats burners with handles like "Russian Valor" and "Russian Action." One of Oddest One of the oddest, though, was a thoroughbred, which eventually went to his reward in a stable fire in Kentucky. Name was "Under The Rug." His next of kin were "Sweep All" and "Hidden Dust." Alfred Vandcrbilt was a great one to hook up the dam with the sire on names. One was "Native Dancer," whose folks were "Polynesian" and "Geisha." He also had a horse named "Buffet Supper" by "Dis covery" and "Self Service." 'Not That" was by "On Trust," and "Stock Market." Getting back .' to the Jockey Club, it is against the rules to name a candidate for the glue factory after a book, play, movie song or magazine. Horse owners get sore for re peated rejections of names and one owner, as a joke, suggested "Unameit." It was okayed, but didn't wind up very often with garlands around the neck. Mrs. Payne Whitney came up fine when she christened a colt "Shut Up" on a son of "Goose Egg." And her son, Jock, named another son of "Shut Up" "One Hitter." At Leon's Tots - to - Teens It's "LAY-A-WAY THE" Coats! Dresses! Sveaters! .2 SB .9, 8 ID Early fall shipments are here . . . already many customers have picked out their choice for back to school ... a small deposit will hold your selection until school . . . your choice of some of the countrys J- top lines . . . "Dresses" 3,9 'I "Coats" ffih J t im Sweaters" 319 0 SB i SB Ok & SB t a Leons jg Suzy Brooks Dresses Jean Durain Dresses Semiteen Dresses Bambury Coats Curtsy Coats Pandora Sweaters T Miss USA Finalists On Agenda Tonight Long Beach, Calif. (U.R) Fifteen finalists for the Miss U.S.A. title will be selected from a group of 42 domestic beauties tonight in preliminary judging at the Miss Universe pageant. Miss U.S.A. and her four run-ners-up will be named Wednes day night. Selection of the 15 f'f.a lists for the Miss Universe title will be made Thursday night with the winner and run-ners-up being chosen Friday night. As an added attraction to night, trophies will be presented to the most popular girl of last Sunday's Miss Universe parade and to Miss Photogenic, selected by the press corps covering the International Beauty Contest. Miss Argentina, Ilena Carre, arrived yesterday to raise the number of shapely contestants competing for the coveted global crown to 73. Of the 76 expected entries, only three have failed to appear Miss El Salvador, Miss Nicaragua and Miss Paraguay. Arizona has 13,000,000 acres of public domain. Sweefland Lauds Volunteer Firemen Oregon City (U.R) State Sen. Monroe Sweetland of Clackamas county told the Clackamas county fireman's as sociation here last night the great contribution of the volunteer fireman is enough to ask with out having them constantly con cerned about the welfare of their family in the event of death or injury. "The policy of care for the fireman and his family in the event of injury or death should be one to encourage volunteers to such a commendable cause, not to discourage it," the Demo cratic nominee for Secretary of State said. Sweetland said, "The state should offer leadership for such a program. But it will only if the firemen and other commun ity leaders insist upon full con sideration of the report of the Interim Committee on Subur ban problems at the next legis lative session." Tuesday, July 17, 195S MEDFOFD (OFEGON) MAIL THIBUNE THREE Sacramento (U.R Califor nia's 19 fish hatcheries attracted 720,000 visitors last year. Lead ing in the number of visitors was the national park. It attract ed 300.000 tourists. The hatch eries are open to the public daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. DENTAL BUMP Buffalo, N. Y.0J.R1 Chester Wadrzyk maintained that, while operating a city truck, he put his head out the window to look for approaching traffic. As he did so. the vehicle struck two big holes in the street and his head was banged against the door frame. Wadrzyk put in a claim for S125 against the city. He said he suffered a broken lower denture and a damaged upper. CRATER LAKE MUSEUM Crater Lake, Ore. (U.R) A new museum is planned at the Crater Lake National Park which will house naturalist spe cimens and will show the geo graphical history of the lake. rf'ii.M-'' SiMffiffir Safe? eek Only ThisW Don't Miss These Super BARGAINS 217 EAST MAIN Medford, Ore. j (5 It's time to... :v3t I (ripe SB . t 1 V -tux 14 - your . . . o Skirts Note" A small deposit of 1 00 Will hold your Choice Until School . . . Spaldings Matching Angora 'Rocke Anklets' The finest selection ever offered at Leons is "pouring" into our store daily ... so now is the time to choose your school needs when stocks are newest and most complete ... A great variety of sweaters . . . stun ning matching or contrasting skirts ... and the most famous of all saddles "Spaldings" . . . Just look at some of the famous name sweaters you can select from . . . 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