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r o o On The Side yE .v .Durllng tfi'stribwted by King Faatora. sVadicete. lac) f Paris All you have to do to be convinced that the female is the stronger ex Is to go on a window shopping tour with your wif In Paris. I went on such a tour and before it was completed I thought I would jj11 up lame I might have if I dirin't stnp at lh -window of Christian Dior's Boutique on the avenue mon- taigne and refuse to continue Monsieur Dior's Boutique seem- 0 quite interesting. However. I prefer to look at clothes When there re women in them. Beginning D yej know how Christian Dior got started In business? He wet Marcel Boussac on the champs-elysees and happened to mention he would like to have a dress resigning establishment of his o-n but had no capital. Boussac Is a multi-millionaire. He owns about 36 textile fact ories ! Fran. He offered to back Dior. The highly grateful Dior, whea established in ' his own place. reciprocated by or iginating the referred to as "the new took." Thie style culled for WW uae of much material.. That of course, improved the textile business of Monsieur Boassac. QDior h.n continued to originate styles that call for much mat---.erUl, Perhaps he may at some suture date originate a fashion called "The Holland Dutch Look." That would be a copy of the style featured bv the women pf Sgheveningen. Holland, who wer a minimum of five pet icoats': Millions of women wear- . (ing five or more petticonts would xertalnlygive the textile busi ness $uit a iiot hi the arm. . Dogs - A g lovers the Parisians arescond to no people in the wrld. The dogs are big shots hqcv. The can accompany their' masters to restaurants and ride on street cars. Paris has one of the post beautiful dog cemeter ies in the world. I have never forgotten an Epitaph for a. pet Kj ruriea t-tftere. It read: "Terry. Toujours Fidele. Toujour Gal" (Terry. Always- faithful. Alwavs gay.) . Horses and Woman H has been repeatedly said that "Paris is a woman's town." How true that is. Nothing that will make- the life of a female O This it the Year'of the OLDSMOBILE GOLDEN ROCKET Coming . NOVEMBER 9 .Darrell Millar Co. 415 South Riverside O gayer is overlooked in the French capital. As for example, the hotel George Fifth has a 'Beauty Bar." At this elegantly appointed beautifying establish ment women can have treat ments, watch television and be served cocktails at the same time. As 1 understand it the con versation at a beauty shop unusuauy animated under or dinary- conditions. What must it he when the customers have absorbed a few cocktails? The gossip then exchanged must be really something. Historic Houias In Paris the history of all houses in which celebrities were born or resided is carefully pre served. While strolling I passed No. 3 Rue D'Antin. In that house Napoleon Bonaparte married Josephine Beauharmais. I don't know if Josephine promised to obey her eminent spouse. I don.'t even know what she wore when wedded. Speaking of wed ding gowns, did you know Mary Queen of Scots was the first bride to wear white. Before that all the brides wore red. How do you think your bride would have looked in a red wedding gown? Cigars Had a distressing experence. 1 took three puffs from a French cigar. Not knowingly, however. It had been sold to me as a Havana. I have been smoking cigars since I was 14. I know my Havanas. I bought this cigar at a bar. I figure the bartender utilizing a used Havana cigar box and some counterfeit bands made makes a practice of re tailing "disguised French cigars to trusting travelers. A French cigar costs about 14 cents. In Paris', a Havana cigar sells for 60 cents and up. Speedy Delivery A Paris postal service called me t-neumatique is a very speedy form .of mail delivery. For a small price you can have a letter delivered in any part of the -city in two hours or less. The mail is sent to the various stations throughout the city by Pneumatic tubes. ! " " """"""" pi ' ' . .'-' I - ' - .,'1 t . 'i KNEELING WITH HIS FACE TO .MECCA and praving for peace is Pakistan's ambassador to the United States, Mo- immmeu An, in a Washington, D. C, mosque.dnternational) Seamen Assured War Bonus, Insurance San Francisco U.R) Ameri can President lines and the Paci fic district of the Seafarers In ternational Union of North America have reached agree ment on war bonuses and insur ance lor west coast seamen sail ing in the Suez area. -The agreement, reached Mon day, provides that seamen will receive $10 a day extra in the danger zone. Each crew member will receive $150 if his ship is destroyed or damaged as a re sult of the hostilities. Seamen Oldsmobile and Ponliac Introduce 1957 Automobiles Detroit (U.R) Two General Motors divisions, Pontiac and Oldsmobile, introduced their 1957 automobiles featuring more powerful engines in addition to styling changes and engineering improvements. Pontiac did away with the two parallel chrome strips run ning the length of the hood and added a "missile" strip on trim sweeping the entire length of the car on each side. 'Accent Stripe' Oldsmobile's more prominent I styling change is an "accent stripe" that runs more than half the length of the car's side pan els between narrow chrome mouldings. It starts just forward on the dip in the belt line and sweeps downward before con tinuing through the rear fender panel to the tail light trim. "The accent stripe permits a new two-tone effect, with the car painted one color and the accent stripe in a contrasting color," said Oldsmobile General Manager J. F. Wolfram. Horsepower Boosted The new Pontiac will offer en gines with horsepower of 252 and 270. Oldsmobile has boosted its new "Rocket" engine from 250 to 277 horsepower with four barrel carburetors standard on all series. Both Pontiac and Oldsmobile win put their new cars on dis play Friday in dealer show rooms across the country. Both GM divisions have adopted 14 inch wheels on their new lines. Committee lo Visit ! At Medford High The High School-College Re- i lations Committee of the state ! system of higher education will ; visit Medford High school Nov. i at 1 p.m.. Principal Lester Harris has announced. The visitation team will con sist of representatives of all the state institutions of higher educa toin as well as Oregon Technical Institute. The team is headed by Francis Nickersen, executive secretary of the committee, who is headquartered with the state board of higher education at Eugene. : An assembly has been called to explain general college prep-; I aration and requirements. Later J sessions are held by the various representatives to discuss specific i requirement of their institutions, j Parents and interested public are invited to attend the meeting. This visitation is offered an nually as a regular part of the guidance program carried on in I the high schools to help students j I in the area of college and other 1 post high school training. j will also be covered by $10,000 war risk insurance while in the danger zone. hbr o o - ' . ' I'M mil ireieig You're All Invited to the ELECTION PARTY Tonight THE TIME: 5:00 P.M. 'TIL CONCLUSION 'KMED-Will Serve! National Returns by the National Broadcasting Co. State Returns by Special United Press Service Local Returns by Mobile Amateur Radio Operators and the entire ; KM 7 3 c Sponsored by e l American Laundry Frake and Smith Parsons Motors oG e F p Quick Election Returns e oe . . tune Sand in Mine Shaft Buries Coal Miners , Springhill, Nova Scotia U.R) ! Tons of wet sand shovelled into ' a coal mine shaft today buried ! more than 20 trapped miners for 1 whom hope was abandoned. The sand was dumped into the shaft to block it off and prevent an explosion that would be "a mortal blow" to this town of I 8,000 persons. ; Harold C. M. Gordon, vice president of the Dominion Steel 1 1 and Coal Corp., whose subsid iary Cumberland Railway and Coal Co. No. 4 pit was blocked, ordered the mine sealed Monday after conferring with Nova Sco tia mines department officials. A spokesman said it was be lieved 26 men were entombed, ; bringing the death toll to 37 fol- j lowing a pithead explosion late ! Thursday that sent deadly coal ! gas seeping more than a mile underground and trapping 118 i miners. Eighty-eight were res- j cued. I ED 1440 "The Voice and Choice of the Rogue Vacation Land Hurricane Creia Curves Northeastward Miami U.R) Dangerous hur-' ricane Greta, a frenzied mass of , gales 700 miles across, curved i northeastward with increasing ! speed far out in the Atlantic to- ; day. j The weather bureau at Miami said Greta, described as having j been "as severe as anything I we've had this season" when at its height was rapidly losing I characteristics of a tropical whirler. Top winds dropped from 135 to little more than 100 miles an hour near the center but hurri cane winds of 75 miles per hour spanned a 300-mile area and gales lashed outward more than i twice as far. I Liner Stockholm Undergoes Trials New York (U.R) The liner Stockholm underwent sea trials today in the Atlantic ocean off the New Jersey coast. The liner put to sea Monday for the first time since its colli sion with the Andrea Doria July 25 off Nantucket island which took 50 lives. The Stockholm's icebreaker prow, smashed in the crash, was repaired at a cost of S995,000. The Swedish American line, owners of the Stockholm, said the trials would test the new prow. Tuesday, November I, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THIRTEEN Adjustable Height Iron Table All Steel Full Size 14"x54" Ventilated Top and Tubular Frame ONE SPECIAL LOT1 Sfi89 o 0 MNoe 3 Available GIRL LOSES BET Lawton. Mich. (U.R) Mar garet Allen, 19. bet her boy friend Monday that no matter how she drove, local police would not stop her.'She lost the bet when police picked her up, jailed her overnight on charges of reckless driving and fined her S29.30. QOCTOnS rKNOW thig specialized tablet it made to best fit voor duld'm seeds. Try it todajl ST.JOSEPH ASPIRIN FGH CHilDREN (3 MAN ... Did Someone Sell Us GARDEN CARTS Reg. $8.95 $A99 LIMITED TIME ONLY! Hubbard Broi ara loaded with tha bait two wheel garden pickup cirtl to ba found. There is no better cart to be had but Hubbardf have too many. 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