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ThurdaY' July 19- 1938 MEDFORD (OHEGOK) MAIL TRIBUNE THREB G'r' Swanon Speaks Up on Subject Of Impression Left by Yanks in Europe By GLORIA SWANSON Ulk w:!h rr.y rr.v.V. iSA I dyi not , Certainly money has never be that would eive me a ciue. . rant On ha . all kinds of let-! neonle one must see t Written for United Prei Paris L ' Are Amr-rirans at a rjr;r-h in an Arr:"-rio,-.n hme vr!oik:r.g the az .re M'-di'.er- n;5r - tn:rk? ar.f.vfr r.r-en ;r a v ran pan. T- t :v;--fi s-r,p, :t;r.s. You've r.i'rT than v.e r.an V.r T.-i-vou ho r. f s Iv s heart or hand ! hr.d a a .cymbnl en wiinin an in '." i' ha nover been love." (I:ccu5.nn r2ars as a re- suit of Mr Tri;:r.an'5 rr.rr.rr.er.ts in an ir.'r-r'. : .. that ropear. love u? " It x one of - f:r:-t lovf-1 Must be Respected I hor.f-.-i persona:. snme- I said. ' Ail tsy and k.I believe that Co'-- -f son-: no soar1 M a; -i -a - e I did " 1 .-.,. c r' s,e( t. -ved -i A: one must fir-tt .' - Tirn mv ' on.'nv rsn co:ne o O'-t 'he -.arid has to rr v of ' (' i r. ' f-rnr. on r,i V.'ha rh, ..r,-; tan: a.-kd. H.v. ma been v. no : r mor:fy which to Tr- s into this J' r :r.v hovt v.'rnt r,ri :ht not to , -s'ead of i va; con: : f.-il t: an i:s'ori ::'i,-i r.-.y food m'o rr. re y I ask r from !.'-nir.2 to 1 I foot 1:1-mouth. sursk of tn of honor E dividual famil known to buy ' Don't get hodv laushed Change of Subject Gladly I would have ex changed my dessert for bicar bonate of soda while the others obviously onlv wanted a change ff sub'fc!. Po beinu unable to 1 ave t.hp topic in midair I silent ly deba'ed the poss.ble reasons why v.c were "not loved'' i Par ion. Mr. Truman;. I asked myself what sort of Americans traveled abroad. Mav- never be that would Eive me a eiue I seemed to remember that before and after the first war they were mostly only the very rich the first visitors, no doubt, to eive the impression that all Americans were millionaires! Next came our "last war" sol d.ers. Pisht or wrong their sal aries were, more often than not. lamer than those of our allied officers. Our soldiers could out spend any of thern and hence was another kind of millionaire. Af'er he left an e2 no lonner cost a cent and a half but 22 times as much. More Rich Ones Xow bv other kinds of rich Ameri cans. One na all Kinds oi let ters of the alphabet attached to his office and another is a hi ah powered salesman. Both are out to spend money by exploiting business over here, or expanding ours at home. In either case, these Americans are tryina to change the Euro pean ways of life for ours. I had always supposed that the charm of these foreipn countries was the fact that "their way" was different. As coffee was served. I de cided that to think was danger ous these days because one miyht po crazy! So I quickly concluded Europe is beins visited j that to love or hate one must of rich Ameri-: know a people. And to know a people one must see them in their own environment and not just .indue them by their self appointed traveling ambassa dors. Wouldn't it be unfair. I thought, if A m e ri c a n s had judged all the Europeans and es pecially the English. French, and Italians by the diplomats, titles and crooks that have come to our shores! DEER COMES TO STAY I The value of South Dakota ue bmet, S. D. -XU.R) A deer j crops produced in 1955 dropped made itself at home at the DHic Paulson residence here after greeting the Paulson children with licks. After feeding it. the Paulsons can't seem to get rid of 17 per cent from 1954. the deer. It especially likes to look at itself in a large mirror. workshop 'Wizard-1 TOP TRADE-IN ALLOWANCi May Become Inventor i SERVICE g Large or Small Accounts I 1 eUniZ II Phone 2-2111 PLANER CLEAN, SELECT QUALITY Fill Your Storage Now Prompt Delivery MEDFORD FUEL CO. Court and McAndrews Ea.-t Lansine, Mich 'U.R Don't underestimate the neigh borhood work hop wizard if he's trying to build a boner mouse trap. He may build it One-third of ail patented in ventions are r.iad by po-rsor with no scientific or technical training, according to Dr. Jacob Sehmookli r. Mcliiean State t'm versity economist, Aboii" 45 , r cent of all in ventions can be crecii'ed to per- ms who don t have college de crees. Dr. Sc'rimookler said it isn't true that all discoveries are trade by salaried expert scien tists working in the laboratories of large corporations. "But continued public belief In this erroneous view may make it true," the economist added. Potential independent inven tors may be discouraged if they believe the field is dominated by persons "hired to invent." G. Pass, Gold Hill Men On Clover Commission Salem U.R. Seven mem bers of the newly authorized Ladina Clover Commission were named by Gov. Elmo Smith this week. Willis Freeman of Madras and R. Wallace Rice of Grants Pass were appointed as members rep resenting handlers. Members representing growers were: J. A. Macy, K. A. Harris and W. Roy Stevenson of Madras; Mel vin Waldemar of Culver; and Burle Burreson of Gold Hill. The commission was proposed earlier this year by the Jefferson Seed Growers association of Ma- riras. It will be officially organ ized Aug. 3 at a Madras meeting. More than 3' 2 million cars and tinn.linu trucks wind up in the junkyard each year. This is so even though today's car is nearly five times as durable as its 1925 ancestor in terms of mileage. LEGAL NOTICES N THE no. ytist IN THE CIRCl'IT (OfKT OF THE ' STATE OK OKFXION FOR THE COf STY F JACKSON In tin- Matter nl the Estate of A H T H U R REGINALD HOW LE . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the unriersik-nerl ariimnistrtor of the above esone hnv tiled herein hi .inal report nriri account an-i th it Mcindav. Aiiciist 2. 1 ;.t o clock A M . at the Circuit Court in the t.mmtv Courthouse 10 the City or Medford. .tack-son Coimtv. Oreeon. has been fived bv the above named Court as the tune and plane for hearine on lections to said tinal report and ac count and for the examination and allowance thereoi ... ... , Dated and !irt published this IS dav of Ju.y. !:."iti Thomas J Rteder Aiii.:b'tratir CNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER IC R. Bureau of Land Management. Land Ofnce. 1001 VE. llovd Boulevard. Portland 14. Oresron. lulv r Notice is hereby civen 'that on December lb. ISS. Easle Point irritation District. Easle Point. Oreton tiled application Orecon 04R3.I under the act of July 31. i Vi Stat 1M4 '. Lo select W -.-NW i ,'ti-o unnumbered lots 83 20 acres . E' NW , sec. f T 35 S R IE. W M lb'illii acres,. m exchanse for Wi'.NW", sec. J.l. T. 41 S. R E. W VI Ore con. So acres This notice us for the purpose oi allowing all per sons havinc bona I'.de obH-ctions to the proposed e'- nance an opportu nitv to nie tb.eir , a. ,cct ions in this ottice witnin 4.1 davs irom the date ot tirst pubhcatinn. tocether with evidence that a conv ot such oh tac tion has been served on the appli cant Pierce M. Rice. Manager. First publication July 19. 1956- citation no. lil.11 IN THF CIRCl IT iVi'RT OF THE 'STATE OF OREGON. FOR JACK SON COl'NTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION ' OF MICHAEL DAVID GRAHAM. a minor child TO !Y ALEXANDER GRAHAM: YOl ARE HEREBY CITED. SUM MONED AND REQUIRED to appear in the Circuit Court room of the Jackson County Courthouse in Med ford Oreeon. at the hour of 10 o'clock am on Monday, August 13. 195b. and then and there show cau.se. if any there be why the petition o: Richard Alien W'ckharr, for the adoption ot the above named minor child should not be granted ... Witness the hand o: toe Honorable H K Hanna. Circuit .lade, and the seal of paid court, ail on this Mh day of J-Jiy. 195S. H K Hanna Circuit Judce NOTICE No 9.111 r T"E CIRCUIT COURT OF THY 'STATE OF OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE 'OF L. G. 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