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Pear Industry Topic
Of Roundtable Meet
I Tuesday, Jul? 24, 1956
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THRE8
yield about an SI 1.000.000 profit ; two groups, Tuttle said. One is I Labor camp, he commented
i Rejmcs ? it's mo
T..''!e. General man-
r-zrv of Southern Oreaou Sales.
I: r : rk si:--.! rtianaEcincii.
nrodui-.jrui ard urganizMion of
:.; r'r !r,ci:.stry 1:1 Jackson
i-fiu'ity f :-;e! ds v at tho Jackson
(;..... -v ("hspiluT of Coniriicrce
ro-.iifttsbSe U.ncheoa in the Jack-
fi't ild'cl.
Prnr- itvp -rvrr.'i! rhn rat UT'is
. h;cn are peculiar to no
i.'iiT fruit. Tut tic said. Pears
v ;!1 ri"! nprti a: temperatures
l.-!f.w 35-4') decrees or more
: tiian fin deress. lie explained.
Perishable Fruit
; T'-.t'ie addrd that pears also
ate the most I'lTisiiable of fri its.
With pioDir handitne. he said,
pears from this year's crop could
las' ur.':l next ear's production.
In dlsciissina production of
pears. T '...; comiiiented that P0
: per rent of summer pears pro-
: riured in United States come
Applications Being
Accepted for Clerks
Applications for substitute dis
tribution clerk for the postal
transportation service, will be
accepted until July ?,. urcorrfir.s
to the civil service region office
in Seattle.
Application forms may b( ob
tained at fir.-t class post c.fticts
and should be sent 'o the office
of the 11th civil service region,
302 federal office building. Se-1
t!le 4. Washington.
Heuberger to Fight
Bruces Eddy Dam
in Omnibus Bill
Washington. D C. 'Special 1
A "determined and igorous"
ficht in the Senate Public Works
rommittre a.sainst inclusion of
8ruces Eddy Dam in the Omni
bus P,ivers and Harbors bill was
pledged Monday by Sen. Richard
L. Neubereer of Oregon, despite
"the endorsement by Oregon's
governor of this project aimed at
riespoilinz scenic, wildlife and
fishery values."
Neubereer charged that Bruces
Eddy "would destroy valuable
meelhead runs on the Clear
water river, it would imperil this
nation's largest surviving elk
herd and it would choke off
senic and recreational wilder
ness areas for all time."
Sen. Henry C. Dworshak. 'Ti
lda '. is seeking to have the
Bruces Kddv protect anded to
the legislation, now before a
special subcommittee, of which
Neuberger i a member.
Tlood Control Dam
"I am amazed that Senator
Dworshak is seeking Bruces
Eddy as a flood-control dam."
fteuberger said, "when this same
Bepublican senator so recently
fought to scuttle Hells Canyon.
hich would have provided
greater flood-control advantages
than Bruces Eddy."
Neuberger stated that outdoor
mid sportsmen s groups in Ore
son should know that a letter
was read on the Senate floor,
during the Hells Canyon debate,
from Governor Elmo Smith of
Oregon urging construction of
both the Bruces Eddy and Penny
Cliffs projects in the Clearwater
Basin.
"Yet." continued Neuberger.
"these two darns would be highly
destructive of fisheries, wildlife
and upland solitudes. Evidently
the Governor of my state would
rather bail out the private utility
companies, by providing an in
ferior alternative to Hells Can
yon, than he would to save the
outdoor heritace of the next gen
eration. His stand will be an
issue in the 1956 campaign in
Oregon."
Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS
Washington Republican National Chairman Leonard W. Hall
on Harold E. Stassen s announcement that he will not back Vice
President Richard M. Nixon for reelection.
"In answer to inquires. I might ad that my own prediction
is that the ticket again will be Eisen'- wer and Nixon." .
Washington House Democratic Leader John W. McCormack
(Mass.) on a Catholic vice presidential nominee:
"If one is selected. I think it would be a decided asset to the
i Democratic Party."
' Hollywood Mexican actress Katy .lurado on her statement
'she has no immediate plans to acquire a sweetheart:
"I think it's better to make three or four men happy than to
make one unhappy "
London Dame Edith Sitwell at a reunion with Marilyn Mon
roe on why she was serving gin and grapefruit juice:
"The martinis here arc not really up to the American standard."
Parris Island, S C Marine Ffc. John Malonf cf Forest Hills,
N.Y., a member of the ill-fated platoon led by S-Sgt. Matthew C.
McKeon. now on trial, on the treatment handed out by McKeon:
"We all felt that Sergeant McKeon did everything for us and
w e let him down."
Chicago Zoo Director Robert Bean, fidgety as a prospective
father, on the long-awaited arrival of a king penguin baby chick,
the second ever hatched in the United States:
"Any minute now, I'll start pacing up and down."
Around
Hollywood
Aline Mosbj
On The Side
By E. V. Durling
(Distributed by King Future Syndicate, Inc.)
Shrine Circus Sets
Show at High School
The Shrine Circus will be in
Medford Aug. 1 and 2 at the
Medford High school football
field for two snows daily at 2.30
and 8 p.m.
Among animals participating
will be Siamese elephants, eque
strian dogs, trained Nubian lions,
panthers and bears, including
performing Alaskan bears.
The circus will feature tranche
artists, equilibrists, tight wire
walkers, clowns, acrobats, and
an all-girl aerial ballet. During
the ballet, which will be per
formed in darkness, the bal
lerinas' costumes will be illu
minated by hundreds of multi
colored lights.
Tickets are available at trie
Esquire Theatre building.
BOARDS BAP VISION
Jackson. Miss. Tav
ern owrer Sam Lujco docn t
appreciate aina'eur carpentry
and went to court with a 5,5.000
damage suit against hotelman
Lance Myers. Lusco charged
Myers with boarding up the door
of his beer parlor and then tell
ing him: "I've nailed you out of
the place and I'm going to keep
you out." Lusco. owner of the
"I See" Cafe, couldn't see it.
( The number of persons chang
ing the names their folks wished
on them continues to increase.
The name changes are made be
caur of a dislike for the same,
for reasons of w;men,iog'. or
for professional i.- Cine 1., J the
most interesting re rent name
changes is that of a man named
Andreas Ma!z. He had his name
legally changed to Harry S. Tru
man. A man named Eicf'herios
1 Kavoundidis had his name
changed to Larry Andrews. He
said his wife couldn't either
' spell or pronounce his real name.
: Then there was a man who had
his name changed from J. Bug
! to Mr. J. Norfolk-Howard. Some
; switch, what'
' Really Regal
Life as lived by Prince rain
ier and Princess Grace in Mon
i aco is really regal. At a recent
' dinner for 10 there were 15 foot
i men at hand to wait on the
table. Before the dinner the fem
, inine guests were told. "Please
I remember to curtsey to hoth the
I prince and the princess."
Horses and Women
; What type of feminine figure
has the most powerful male at
traction? That's what a group of
, manufacturers of foundation
garments endeavored to ascer
tain. A number of models with
different measurements were
used for the test. The expecta
tion was that the figure a la
Marilyn Monroe would get top
! rating. It did. And it didn't. The
'young fellows in their early 20s
favored females with the fol
law ing approximate measure
ments! Bust. 36: waist. 22 and
I hips. 36. Among the older and
! more experienced men there w as
a sharp difference of opinion.
Train Stops Short
Of Debris on Track
Denver 'L,'r A 4r)-car
Santa Fe railroad freight train
ground to a halt Monday night
a few feet from scattered cement
blocks and timbers piled on the
mainline track just outside Den
ver in an apparent attempt to
derail a train.
Railroad officials are investi
gating the possibility that young
sters seeking excitement placed
the debris on the track.
Engineer Edward Yalhberg.
.ifl. of Denver, said the train had
slowed to 20 miles an hour be
cause of a red signal which
f!a.-hed because a switch engine
was working m the area. Ordin
arily, the freight travels at 43
to 50 rruies an hour.
Men 111 their 30s favored a wai-i
measurement of 25. With but
and hips 35. Middie a-sied men
preferred a waist measurement
of 2a. with bust 36 and hips 3.5.
Asking
Queries from elien's. Q Was
he feminine celebrity of the
esieryear known simply as
"Dolores."' a model or a show
girP A. There was a celebrated
London model known as "Do
lores ' However the "Dolores"
who achieved fame on Broad
way was a featured performer
, in the Ziegfcld Follies. She an
' peared in "The Follies of 191S"
in a cast that included Eddie
Cantor. Marilyn Miller. Will
Rogers. W. C. Fields. Ann Pen
: nington and Lillian Lorraine.
Guide to Gals
Women born under Taurus
; (April 21-May 21) are very good
'at keeping secrets, especially
; their own. They seldom discuss
! their own private affairs. The
Tatirian girls are intensely af
'. fectionate and very Joyal. How
ever, if deceived or badly treat
ed they do not forgive and for
get. A man who double crosses
a Tourian is flirting with dyna
mite When Congreve wrote,
"Hell hath no fury like a wom
an scorned." he probably had a
Taurian in mind. Or, so say tiie
s'argazers.
Among the Married
The number of marriage fail
ures continues to increase. The
reasons for this are being con
; stantly discussed. One of the
major reasons for matrimonial
failures is that one of the couple
' feels inferior to the other. This
inspires the one who feels in
: ferior to sharply criticize and
nag the other in an effort to in
spire a feeling of equality. This
is especially noticeable in the
cases of men ma'ricd to film
stars an,) other types of feminine
celebrities. Another major factor
in marriage failure is unques
tionably boredom. Which brings
to mind the observation of
Glari.v s Morgan, namely, "mar
riage is like taking a bath. After
you re used to it, it's not so hot."
Please Note
At what age did you stop
growing? How about your off
spring? I know a young woman
who was still growing at the
age of 28 her height was 5 feet
8. At 29 it was 5 feet 9. I stopped
growing at 19. Right now my
height and weight is the same
as it was ;n my 19th year. That
is. fi fee; 1 ' r and 188 pounds.
By ALINE MOSBY
United Press Correspondent
I Hollywood 'JP; A platoon
1 of television serials is biting the
dust this fall, but one of the de
1 W1 ' Piling stars.
'JL I Eve "Our Miss
! ' "4 3 Brooks
V" Arden. admits
she's in favor
of the cancel
lation because
serials get
"s t a g n a nl"
after a few
years.
Several
: faces familiar to you armchair
viewers won't decorate the TV
screens come September. Eve
will continue "Our Miss Brooks"
on CBS-Radio but the television
series is finished except for
syndication of the reruns.
i ' Off CBS - TV also will be
j "Navy Log." "Brave Eagle."
"Four Star Playhouse." "I re
member Mama'' "It's Alwas
i Jan" ijanis Paige) and "Life
j With Father."
j 'Medic' Among Failures
NBC has laid more serial
shows to rest: "Medic" (although
it may return next spring. "Big
Town." "Frontier" and "It's A
Great Life." The Jimmy Dur-
; ante. Milton Berle. Pinky Lee,
1 Gordon Macrae and "Truth Or
Consequences'' programs also
will not return this fall.
Bur. fortunately or unfortun
ately, depending on what you
like on TV. both networks are
rushing ropiai ements in the
serial ranks.
CBS' i..nv entries ar "Oh. Su
sanna" " lak- Storm ', "Bucca
neer. ' -The West Point Story"
and "Hey. Jcannie" (Jeannie
Carson . NBC will try to get ral-
. mgs with "On Trial" (a "Medic"
for lawer , "Hiram Hoiiiday."
(Waiiy Cox 1 and "Circus Boy."
: Some Serials Survive
The durable serials which have
braved all storms are "I Love
Lucy." "Dragnet." "The Loretta
Young Show." "Father Knows
Private Secretary" and
Room For Daddy."
Arden now- is thumbing
through offers for other acting
roles. She plans to take a year
off to accept parts in movies and
TV plays. Then, although some
stars tire of serials, she'd like
to siart another one in the fall of
1957.
"For a year I can do just what
I feel like doing including trav
el." she said. "Then I'd like to
do a fairly different serial, but
still a comedy. The problem is to
pick a character that will last."
Best."
"Make
Miss
CITIZEN LEFT COLD
Milwaukee. Wis. ij.v
Army Sg'. Donald Graves, of
Milwaukee, stationed at Fort
Benning. Ga.. was turned over
to his superiors by the police
after he was arrested upon a
citizen's complaint. Graves, the
citizen loid police, said he was
an Alaskan police officer.
STEEL FOR PERU
Chimbote. Peru .'L'.R: reru's
first steel mill has been dedi
cated here. Construction of the
522.000.001) mill was financed by
a group of French banks.
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Grand Rapids. Mich. J 3
I It was bad enough when the
automatic defroster stuck on
; William H. Wiersema's refrig-
erator and brought the water in
1 an ice cube tray to a virtual boil.
But what was worse. Wiersema
said, was that the failure car
i bomzed his frozen chicken.
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from Oregon. Washington and
California. Ninety-five per cent
of the w inter pears produced in
ti.e United States come from the
three coast states, he said.
According to Tuttle. California
produces about 65 per cent of the
Barietis w hile Oregon produces
about 9 per cent. But of winter
pears, he explained. Orrgon pro
duces more than half the pears
produced in the United Stales.
There are about 1.800.000
acres in Jackson county, he said,
and only a small fraction of
those contain pear orchards.
County Profit
Tuttle pointed out that pears
to Jackson county. Considering
all fruit produced in the county,
he said, fruit returns about a
S14.000.000 profit to the county
annually.
Tuttle said the organization of
the pear industry is set up on a
regional and local level in the
coast states. On the regional
level, he said, growers of winter
pears are responsible to control
committees set up under the fed
. eral marketing agreement. An-
other regional organization is the
Oregon. California and Washing
' ton Pear bureau, a voluntary or
ganization set up for pear pro
: motion, he said.
On the local level there are
the Rogue Valley Traffic or
ganization set up for the ship
pers, and the other is the Fruit
Each year the pear industry
invests about S270.000 in various
local and regional organizations
Grower s league, whose major j and spends about $5, 000,000 in
program is the Mexican National ; wages. Tuttle said.
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