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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1956)
tIGHT VCnrOD MAIL TRIBUNE Friday. July 20. 1956 ' - Annual Beagle Club Picnic Held in GP Sen. Morse Temporarily Blocks Vote on d'Ewart Washington UP Sen. i Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) yesterday temporarily blocked a Senate jlnteriorcommif.ee meeting to I vote on the nomination of Wes ! ley E. d'Ewart to be assistant secretary of interior. Morse objected to the com mi'tee meeting during the Sen ate debate on Hells Canyon Dam. A spokesman said the group might meet later today or Fri riav. Wreckage of Plane Found; Four Dead Distribution of Liquor : Tax Monies Announced Salem (U.R Distribution of j liquor tax monies totaling $240,000 for the quarter ended IJune 30 has been announced The annual Bfflg .v:b pic nic was held July 15 in th ; Grants Pa. city park. Former resident of Beasie and friend : present at the picnic numbered j 38. I The group decided to hold nxt year's picnic on the third j Sunday in July at Tou Velle ! State park. 1 Vice president Homer Brown f er presided at the busir.es? rr.eet ; ins. Officers elected for the com-j . ins year were Ralph Elli. prpi-! dent; Marshal S''fl. vice presi dent; Mrs. Marshall Sweet, secretary-treasurer. James A. Martin was recogniz ed as the oldest Beaaleite present and eight-month-old Steven Ellis tne youngest. It was reported that mail is now being delivered to all patrons along Sweet Lane, the Wpst Meadows road and An tioch road as far north as Sweet Lane. Ellcnsburg u.R' Wreck age of a private plane missing since Saturday with its four oc cupants was found near here Wednesday. There were no sur vivors. The wrecked single-engine Pi per Tri-Pacer was found in Nan urn Canyon about 15 miles north west of Ellensburg by a ground party. The wreckage was sighted earlier in the day by a search plane. Dead in th wreckazo were I Max Wall. 39. Yakima: Linday iPecht. 28. Yakima; James Nob I litt, 27, Seattle, and Jesse Nob- litt. 47, Hayward, Calif. A ground party was sent to the scene and carried the bodies to Ellensburg. The plane, piloted by Wall, left Ellensburg Saturday after noon for a flight over Grand i by Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry. Newbry said the funds are distributed 75 per cent to the counties and 25 per cent to the state general fund. Counties ex pend the money for old age pen sions, mother's aid and direct relief of the indigent. j Coulee dam. When it failed to i land at Yakima, its final destin- anon, a search w as started. Dai lm Sunday Classified Is at 3t nnon Saturday. Sr ii'frr ,J rf i-rr i m ir II r-iiriiirrtTT;r SITTING IV ROOM a Pitb'Jrpfc. David J. Ma'-Dons pidrt nf United ?ppi'.vorkpr. and Fo-.vard V.T'-0. vire president, await arrival of the st.p! rom pa r20':a,.ir,sr tam in resumption of an effnr to nd disastrous steel strike. (ntryn'otil SourHphonj STFfi wu u ol 10 H 1 Is That So? By fUGEMI BURNS li jngtr-Naturhst How m'ich do you know about u-omen" How much about men? Judeir.g from all the mistaken beliefs, isn't it time we're mak- jealistir evaluation - -5 Fallacy ducking hill mori rapidly than a wom ans. So. biologically speaking, he ii older than a woman at the same age. He is less resist ant to most diseaif-s and with i other hazards his remaining life span is shorter than a woman's. Fallacy: Men and women have the same intelligence. I Fact: In some things -women lest higher say in lanstiage. ! ' rote memory and social and a-s- I ' thetic tests. Men. on tiic contrary, ' I test higher in min-haim-al. ariili ' nietical and alotract reasoning problems. Because of tlioe basic differences, it is impossible to j j compare them in equal terms. i 1 Fallacy: When faced with men- ' ; acmg problems or great suffcr- ing. women are more likely to commit suicide than men. Fact: Sorr . men The n.le suicide rate i four 'line- liisbrr in older n--r. alm'i.-: eiht times hielie?- Pr-ol .a ii 1 -.- is Fallacy: Men's bodies are more becau5p mrn ,akfl thf.r falurRS more seriously or because ill ness hits them harder. Fallacy: Mn are generally su perior to women in manual dex terity. Fact: Where fine motions are involved, women are usually ; found superior. The difference j goes back to early childhood: girls are able to button their j clothes, turn doorknobs, wash ! the back of their necks, and tie J their shoelaces before bovs can. Fallacy: Women are more ; (Released by McClure Newspaper ng a here s annt.n'-r Pact vs but before I start br - koats, let n-ie say that we ar" taking in terms of a erases, and there are al.va'.s, tiiank heaven, rotable exceptions. perfectlv and more efficiently constructed than women's. Fact: In muscular develop ment the males body is su periorand that only after the male has passed adolescence. During birth, males come into the world with many more mal formations and organic weak nesses. Also, during their life times they are more likely to get out of kilter and chemically thev don't function as efficiently'. given to be hysterical than men. Fact: A study made during! the hornbinc nf London in Wrrld V.V.r It rtes not hear this out T ,e it was found that more 1 cases of hysteria occurred I among the male civilians and (he recovery of men under treat-j ment was less rapid than among I women. Fallacy: Men can stand heat : and coTd or severe exposure much better than women can. Fact: Women's bodies are bet- Syndicate) (Copyright. 1955. by Eugene Burns) ifiprnl Free. By -pecinl With the t-riur of li:e Kiu vch' pedia Americana, my panel of judges will award each week to the reader who sends me the j best true-life nature adventure. ' the best nature observation, or the best question on nature and j wildlife, a complete .'iO-volume ; set of this world-famous refer- 1 er insulated with fat layers and crgft bindjnB Each wcrk sul)mis. j sions will be considered. Sorry. J I simply can't answer your many effi-1 , tney also function more rietnly in chemical action Fallacy: American fashion! models tend to have typical American women figures. Fact: Don't you believe it Most professional models are tall and slender while a recent government survey shows that the average American Woman is somewhat short and slightly wide In heels she stands 5 feet j ' against the average models ol Grants Pass Entries from feet 8; weighs 133 pounds i Jackson, Josephine, and Douglas; friendly letters. Please addres your letter to- Is That So: c o Medford Mail Tribune. Dox 575. Sausalito. Calif. i Radio Amateur Shows Set at County Fair against the models 112; and her waist is 29 inches against the model's 24. Fallacy: Men and women stop growing when they are 21. Fact: Both men and women may grow even after the age of 25. attaining their maximum Height at 35 or 40. After that, they shrink abotit a quarter of an inch for every ten years due in part to the drying up of the cartilages in joints and spinal column. Fallacy! Women age more rapidlv than men. Fact: Under normal condi tions, a man's body goes down- counties have been invited for the Josephine County Fair ro deo amateur shows this year, ac cording to entertainment coin- : mittee chairman Monte Guard ino. Preliminary broadcasts over KLTX. Grants Pass, will be made ; Aug. 8. P. and 10 with two final- ! ists selected each night. Final-j ists will compete on Aug. 11 for j the S100 cash awards to be sliar-; ed by the four top winners. Anyone wishinc to participate j ran obtain an entry blank by I writing to radio station KUIN. i Grants Tass. Ail entries must be in by Aug. 4. I 7-"V-- KhEDA CH4lP ) ! ! 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It is unquestionable proof of Chevrolet's supreme readability the accuracy of Ball-Race steering, the solidity of out rigger rear springs, the traction "bite" that comes from bal anced weight distribution. There is no greater test of a car's road safety qualities than the Pikes Peak climb. P'or this reason any make of car would be proud to be King of the Mountain. Come in and drive the car that's won the "crown" twice in a row ! America's largest selling car j 2 million more V owners than J X. any other make! Only jranchised Chevrolet dealers jHilfljpHff display this famous trademark Ninth and Bartlett Streets IHIIEW Phone 2-6115 Medford
