Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 01, 1956, Image 20

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' TOUR MEDFOW5 (0FE30K) MAIL THIBUIH?
ThursJay. November 1. 1958
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They'll Do It Every Time
i By Jimmy Hatlo
fyuEM VOlTRE LOOKING FOR F4RKINS
SPACE-UALF A BLOCK OF EVERY
U CUR3 IS RESERVE? FOR THE BUSSES-
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SO "WE BOSSES STOP-BUT WUECE?
COT IM TW5 MIOOLE OF THE STREET,
STR4DDLIM5 A CROSS VAIX,YET
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(Srusse& Weather has been I a song titled "Good. Old Satur-v,-..,.;ffii
,m.h,(-,nr . day Night." That was before the
here.wCJear, sunny and crisp. . ""-Jy"
. . y. .. t. j I ed a half day on Saturday,
Perfect foiOwalkntj. I m doing , hj . Day
from live to 10 miles a
day. Of
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course, whihcstrolling I take
fc(W sidewalk cfe coffee breaks.
There are mon; sidewalk cafes
here than there are cigar stores
in Amsterdam. Tnt is a lot ot
lidfiQalk cafes, Ifuvrn't tried
the BcUlian cigarg yet.- When 11
do so it will be strictly for
experimental purposes. Just a
ipunQlistic duty soI caa make
iiiy "port of the European
scene as ejmphrensive as pos
sible. Since I' practically swept
the card at the Stockel race
course I have 3en smoking
Havanas. o
Elegant Plae, e . e
TheryalerLwiUe, ail arcade
in the fashionable shopping sec
tion ft iJrussels, is one of the
most elegagt" maces of Its kind
in the vgrld. fy girl friend who
knows ev9ry inch, of the mid
town manhattan shopping sec-
I Briefly
, There is a price tag on prac
tically everything sold here. The
prices may be a little high but
it is not a matter of overcharg
ing. Everybody pays' the same
.t-. . European physicians are
claiming that jealousy is a major
cause ot ulcers, asthma and in
somnia. So. if you are jealous
of your beautiful wife, try to
get the - feeling c under control.
Or ask her' to behave herself
a little belter.
Candy 's
Never saw so many different
kinds of candy a they. have in
Belgium. When buying a box of
candy, in Brussels, you select the
candy piece by? piece from a
hundred r more varieties. It is
then put in a box of your selec
tion. The salesgirl and the buyer
frequently discuss the candy
tiorO'is familiar with similar, piece by piece.., Incidentally, a
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young fellow who makes a clev
ef-r selection of candy and box'
when presenting tame to a girl,
jets off to a very good start.
Sidelights
Those,, beautiful Belgian work
horses are ;reayy something.
1Jieycare so pswerful they gal
lop when pulling huge trucks
. . . all tii shops here go in
for artistic window displays.
Even the delicatessen stores. I'll
have to stop looking at the
delicatessen displays or they will
It( me off my travel died . . .
The man here are much" inter-
v croed. XoSwg oldf HmeVs jested in women but not so much
as they are in cigars and auto
mobile. - They seem, to share
the Kipling view .that a woman
sectionsQin most ofMhe world's
major cities. sjJ) she has vet to
iJ angthing ,tp surpass ftie Gl
eries IufeThe is. asCloqual
ity, variety and Sufljber of shops
and shopping convenience. J have
.-.never seen space so cjeverly
utiifred. Theftrchitect whohand
ledTit is genjjis. A5 similar
aiiade wo-gd (Jie 9 sensation
ijdany W the major citifg of Hie
iTiDted States. 0
fit Ninh G -,
OO Saturday nights the b! nlgnt
q in BrSSea. Streets arepacwd
w)th pollers. Sidelk cafes
v croed. XoSwg ' timers
Qtii). recall jaat Saturday Bigot
was onr, the bisjnighV in the
United States. In fnctcfHere was
good
is only a woman but a
cigar is a smoke.
Please Note
Money changing estauiish
ments are numerous in Brussels.
You can get 390 French francs
for a dollar. A Canadian dollar
will get you more . . . a dinner
in a top grade restaurant will
cost you about S4, including
service charge and tip. With
wine more. How much depends
cn your taste. Half bottle of
Chablis costs SI. 85
Asides
The apprentice system is gen
erally practiced here. My girl
friend said that at a beauty shop
she visited there were a lot of
young lads acting as apprentice
hair dressers . . . gasoline is
expensive. Many of the Brus
sels taxicabs use diesel oil as
a substitute.
Horses and Women
To complete my horses and
women research in Belgium I
visited the Boitsford race course.
A curious track. Only time you
see the horses is when they are
in the stretch. Rest of the track
is in a forest. First" time you
see . the horses is when they
come out of the woods and into
the 'stretch. Another curious
angle is that at the Stockel race
course the horses run counter
clockwise as in the United
States. At Boitsford tbey run
clockwise as in Erance. These
courses are close together. Would
be the same as if the horses ran
one way at Jamaica' and anoth
er at Aqueduct. Very confusing.
It is estimated that more than
35 per cent of all Americans
either work on farms, in indus
tries which process farm pro
ducts or furnishing of goods and
services to farmers. " '
One-fourth of Argentina's popr
ulation is in the Buenos Aires
metropolitan area. ' n
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no! too hot... not too bland!
DENNISON'S' CHILI
Slow-simaaered for real home-kitchen flavor!
It tastes just right . . . chock full of tenden . Buy Dennisoa's Chili Con Carne with Beans
chunks of real beef! Plump, rich beans Sen
sationally spiced sauce . . . prepared from an
old recipe and slowuhmered for flavor!,
-in the economical family size or convenient
regular size. Also be sure to try Dennisan's
Plain Chili, too. They're botii delicious!
37 Will Be Missing
From Congress Roles
Following Election
Washington (U.R) Thirty
seven U. S. representatives and
senators, some of them senior
members, will be missing from
their old places in Congress re
gardless of the outcome of the
Nov. 8 elections.
They are the members of the
1955-58 Congress who retired or
were eliminated by death or by
defeat in primaries.
Missing from the Senate will
be such old-timers as Sen. Walter
F. George (D-Ga), now dean
and president pro' tempore of
the Senate, and Sen. Eugene D.
Millikin (Colo.), senior Republic
an on the finance committee
both of whom are retiring.
Missing from the House will
be such senior members as Beps.
James D. Richards (D-S.C), Clif
ford R. Hope (R-Kans ), Jesse P.
Wolcott (R-Mich.), Georse" A.
Dondero (R-Mich.), Harold H.
Velde (R-Ill.V all of whom are
retiring and J. Percy Priest
(D-Tenn.), who died in October.
All have served as chairmen of
House committees.
Lehman Retiring
The Senate is losing six mem
bers and the House 31 members
of the past Congress.
Two of the retiring members
of the House Rep. Thomas J.
Dood (D-Conn.) and Rep. Clifton
Young (R-Nev.) are running for
Senate and may return to the
new Congress as members of the
upper chamber. The Senate will
lose a seventh member when
Sen. Price Daniel (D-Tex ), who
seems a sure bet to win the
Texas governship resigns, prob
ably shortly after Congress con
venes in January.
Besides George and Millikin,
the Senate loses Sen. Herbert H.
Lehman (D-N.Y.) through retire
ment. The other three who will
not be back are Sens. Robert
Humphreys (D-Ky.), William R.
Laird III D-W. Va.) and Thomas
A. Wofford (D-S.C). They were
appointees serving out the terms
of deceased members and did
not run for election.
Of the missing House mem
bers, four have died in the past
two years. 21 are voluntarily re
tiring and six were beaten in
primaries.
House Members
Those who died were Priest,
Carl Hinshaw (R-Calif.), Chaun
cey W. Reed (R-I1U. and Wil
liam T. Granahan (D-Pa.).-
The six House members de
feated in primaries are F. Ertel
Carlyle (D-NX.). Charles B.
Deane (D-N.C), Thurmond Chat
ham (D-N.C), Ruth Thompson
(R-Mich ), John J. Bell (D-Tex.),
and Victor Wicirersham (D
Okla). Others voluntarily retiring
from the House are Robert H.
Mollohan (D-W.Va.), who is run
ning for governor; Glenn R.
Davis (R-Wis.), who lost his bid
for a Senate nomination; Char
les P. Nelson (R-Me.), John
Phillips (R-Calif.), Richard W.
Hoffman (R-Ill.), Shephard J.
Crumpacker (R-Ind.), Jackson B.
Chase (R-Neb.), Ralph A. Gam
hie (R-N.Y.), Arthur G. Klein
(D-N.Y.), Irwin D. Davidson
(D-N.Y.). Woodrow W. Jones (D
N.C.), Oliver P. Bolton (R-O.),
Karl C. King (R-Pa.), and Brady
Gentry (D-Tex.).
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The first commercial oil well
was drilled in Venezuela's oil
rich Maracaibo section in 1913,
but it was at least 10 years later,
in about 1923, that production
be?an on a lane scale.
Conventional tin cans are
made of 98 percent sheet steel
for strength and about two per
cent of tin to keep the steel from 1
rusting under moisture.
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