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o o o O O o C O C o TWO MEDFORD (OREGON) MATL TRIBUNE o Oo Thursday. Norember 8. 1956 C- ) Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy HT - OKAY!! miPP?or the siZE y ALLf BUT wuy WJT7 WVTWiN1 TDSTDP OF AH ICE-S105T1MG ,f D4MES IS V fx uave a bis m.crocj V FJoT7 Rink-but now I goopy I J OVEI? MV DRESSEf? LIKE J JZ-Sf LOOKY V LEM3TMTOSEEMV LZF ,43tt' Is That So? Area Men Purchase "y EUGENE BURNS Ranaer-Naturalist I To meet the hazards of their !long tubular structure from her! Dpnlcfororl PaHli. vent, inis is earned forward on "vyuivi U VUlllb oy a ncipiui male who On The Side By E. V. Durlina lOisrributad by Kint Putins Siict. Pans To make the horses hibited an amazing number of and women coverage of this trip complete as possible, 1 took a courageous stop. I agreed to go with my girl friend to a fashion showing at the eleennt. ctahlih- ment of Monsieur Christian Dior. Quite a variety of models ex 16 Women To Serve in New Congress Washington (U.R) Sixteen women will rve in the new Congress, tying the record high sit in the first session of the last Congress. Thirteen incumbents and two newcomer were elected to the House. Sen. Margaret Chase Smith (R-Me.) also will be back Her six year term doesn't ex Dire until the I960 election' Tbe newcomers are Mrs. Flor ence P. Dwyer. Republican, who unseated a Democrat in New Jersey's 6th district; and Mrs W. T. Granahan. a Democrat who took over the race of her late husband, a five-term con gressman in Pennsylvania's 2nd district. . ' They will offset vacancies in the feminine congressional con tingent created by the death of Mr. Vera Buchanan (D-Pa.) and hy the defeat .in the primary elections, five Republicans and eight Democrats, were reelected. Eisenhower's Farm Assessed at $6,250 Gettysburg (Special) The ?!mble? vifwe"- That's part of labor newspaper "Labor- claim- a" . t0ssed ed last week that President i en loo.k at me' 1 thr right different garments in sDeedv fashion. None of the attire shown created any degree of excitement among the assembled fashion enthusiasts until the display of Monsieur Dior's lat.: irioa ir. "looks." This is a "long look." Skirts about three inches from the floor. If the good Monsieur can put over this "Inno lnnir all the ladies who went for the shorter look this year will have io Duy new clothes. Or, so I neard it commented. The long 'wr tdiiinE ior much mni-A mat erial will also undoubtedly be highly pleasing to Monsieur Doussac. the textil. m,.f. turer. and nmrinai wt,M monsieur Dior. Models As for the clothe ihn. girl friend says ' pictures of most of them have already teen shown in the leading fashion magazines. As for the models, they were the usual excessively slender paper-weight type. I don't believe one of them tipped the beam at over ins nnnr.. Several of the petite manikins appeared to weigh around 80 pounds. Their Waist mpacura. merits were- from 18 inches to 21 inches- Incidentally, it would be imagined a dress model would be easv to feed That rfi.i;.... would be necesary. However, I understand most of them are very heaw eafer Thv iA.'t even pause when lhe pastry tray passed around. Nevertheless, thev never pain an mmf. Model Manner As the' models, trinno4 thev cast hautrhtv contemptuous looks at the as sembled viewers. That's part of Eisenhower s farm here is as sessed at S6.250, although some estimates have put its value as high as $200,000. County Tax Assessor- D. W. Woods said a reassessment is being considered, but he pointed out is difficult becaue of the amount el goods and services contributed to Ike's farm by con tractors and businessmen, "La bor" said. Among the gifts have been a $4,000 tractor, 18 head of cattle, a cultivator, a rowboat, -two flower gardens, hogs, a golfing green and other presents. . Republicans have -defsnded . the gift as proof of Ike's popu larity, but Democrats have been critical. LOSES EUECTION BET . . - New York '.U.R) Harry 'Fer ace. a New London, Conn., li quor dealer, paid off an election bet here Wednesday; He was pictured in the lobby of the News Building eating the 76 page election edition of the Daily Ne. In a letter to the news paper Ferace- promised . to .eat the paper if Stevenaon lost Suffer FSo More . intestinal disturbances dizziness, biliousness, stomach gas. coated tongue, bad breath, bloating, nausea, headaches, bad complexion. Free Your System H!p your hodr driW out prisonous waits hif h is ofren th ml cause of makwf you mirahle. Srart our laiy organs workinx normally scam- QUICK RELIEF Doctors iiltil you tfet thtlhoM rftioor avis organ in your body in th mtMtint. Wh?n your orsrtns are fr of t and imptirirfw you may fe young ain. your yes may aparkl and your ammtio'n to vnrk and play will return Sleepless nijhta Blight vanisn. Clinic Tested Discovery iNKRiLtis tiny, tasteleaa tab!t in tended vo rTor natural habus without irritation or distress. INERGELisaoaaf you ni no prescription to buy it. It la th mw drupes way to brink the vicious iax- ariVft ha:atr. It rMrntaii thnia fttail t--- cned. over-worWedirmated muscies. When you are tired, nervous, lmtihle, look and fpei oiH Before your time. hav apperit. you are piwably suffering from contiauon. GUARANTEED Gt m bottle of INERGEL tablet at your dnsf Ar today. If aiterone week vou ar astounded by results, we will refund your money. If you are miraculously sat isfied, you will tell your friends about INRGL. Economy Sue 52. y0. at Western Thrift Stores", inc. 30 Norfh Central back at her.. That threw her off ner stride. She began smiling. Probably really a very good na tured girl. She looked something like Mvrna I.nv Hati Some of the models displayed hats. Monsieur Dior sells every thing. Several of the young wo men wore, those inverted flower POl Or UDside down u-actKa.li-.t I hats. Others wore. those riihnn shaped hats flat on the head. Fifteen minutes nf tho fachinn showing was enough for me but I held on to the finish. As we left, my girl friend said, "To morrow 1 11 take you to a Jean Patou showing." I said very firm ly, "No you won't- Tomorrow I am going out to the St. Cloud race track lo get back some of those francs I lost at Long champ." Taxicabs There are 11,000 taxicabs in Paris. Just about the same num ber as in New York. There are no numbered streets ' in th French capital, so a taxi skipper really has to have a memory and know the city. On the av enue Wagram there is a cafe called ' ,"Au Rendezvous Des Chauffeurs." This is a taxi driv ers eaimg .place. Nearby is i special parkine earaec fnr cab. One of the greatest diffi culties experienced by New lork taxi drivers is to find place to Dark their r a rc u.- h i 1 they eat. In Paris it appears the Comfort and convpnienro nf erybody is carefully considered. Sidelights No one-man buses in Paris. All the city line buses have moiorman and a conductor. . . . .Mast Parisiennes outlive their husbands. In Paris, the widows outnumber the widowers five to one. . . Most of the nieht chih floor show girls .are English That's because most French girls are poor dancers. PracticalK- all the nigUt club "nudes" are French. Onion Soup " As I mav ndvp sairf T Ann't care for onion soun. However. if you do, I can tell you where the best onion soup in Paris is found. It is at a cafe called "Au Chien Qui Fume" (The Dog Who Smokes). This cafe was founded in 1796. It is the Halles marbii section. The name Of this quaint place is inspired bv the fart i.tht it is decorated with pic tures of dogs smoking pipes and cigars. Johnson Scheduled To Speak at 50C Ashland Paul B. Johnson, former director of the Ameri can Friends Service committee's village development project in rural Jordan, will speak Friday, Nov. 9, at 11 a.m. in the South ern Oregon college library, and at 1:00 p.m. in Churchill hall auditorium. The public has been invited to attend the latter sps- sion, Dr. Arthur Taylor, chair man of the social science divis ion which is sponsoring the ap pearance, announced. Johnson recently returned to tne west Coast after havins spent three years in Jordan. Al though its activities were pri marily agricultural in nature, the program upon which he was working reached manv nhases of village life, including health, and sanitation, water use, com munications, and rural credit. As director of the nrniect. Johnson gained an intimate knowledge of the villazers with whom he worked as well as of the governmental and political regimes in that Dart nf the world. ISRAELIS INCLUDED London U.R) Pravda to day published a list of congratu latory messages received in Russia from well-wishers ahrnarl honoring the October Bolshevik revolution anniversary. Moscow radio said the list included the Israel Communist party.. environment, all animals make wonderful adaptations. Particu larly in protecting their helpless oncoming young- Not the least of these wonderful answers is the lowly frogs'. Mainly it's be cause frogs' eggs when laid in the ooen water are at the mpwu of all sorts of hazards ponds may dry up: fish, salamanders or other amphibians may eat the eggs: or water insects may deposit their owii eggs inside them for the young to devour once they hatch. A tree frog in Mexico de posits its eggs in the moisture catching leaves of an airplant which grows on trees. When hatched, the little tadDole moves about much as a worm, feeding on the food available on the wet surfaces of the airplant's leaves. Without ever going near water, it gradually sloughs off the tail, acquires legs and lungs of the adult. And in the process, frus trates its many would-be ene mies. With the common midwife toad of Europe the male takes over the newly laid eggs. In stead Of resortinff tn the walor the male calls the mute female from an entrance to a hole in the ground which he mav have made. After she has expelled two strings of eggs, the male fertilizes them and then thrusts in one leg and then the other through the mass of eggs much like stepping into a pair of trousers entwining the gooey mess aoout ins rear legs. Then, while the female hops blithely off, the solicitous male takes his precious though cumbersome cargo to his burrow. In the fol lowing nights, from time to time, he emerges to feed with the eggs still wrapped around his shanks. This foraging is im portant because the eggs absorb dew from plants. Aftpr three weeks, the male carries his precious load to some pool or stream. When the eggs are dipped into the water, the larva burst the soft coverings anH (aln up life, to become adults . . . Pops Egos Into Mouth The male of the South Ameri can frog does it differently. After the eggs have been ferti lized, he pops from five to 15 into his mouth. Instead of pass ing them down his gullet, he works them through a small slit on each side of his tongue to reach his vocal nniirh Ho then carries them in this built- in nursery Until the vntinir arc fully formed and thev then ri. part by way of his mouth. utners carry tadpoles on their backs- In Panama the male for. est froe has been seen rarpvini, tadpoles arranged in alternate directions just like hand-packed sardines on his back to pools. Once launched, the little tykes were on their own. Suinam Method Unusual But even more unusual nr. haps is the Suinam toad's me- mod. When the female is ready ' to lay her eggs, she extends a presses on it as the eggs come out, one by one. The eggs stick to her skin and each ornsiiv sinks into a separate pocket which forms to receive it. Each of these individual nur sery chambers is covered by a lid apparently developed from portions of the egg capsule, just J' Two local men have Durchased registered cattle in recent weeks David Holmes chards, purchased 30 open reg- fc.!. n I " "fSfr'sVa! "--' -' - - - -T ..e -. Illl' T "I IIHI,. istered heifers from Martin : I 1 I V"? tieretords, Stevensville, Mont, jfc " . w i ; r - . . and a herd bull from Curtice S-;- Lj jjbs, 11-7-56 for this purpose. Some weeks later tiny but almost exact rep licas of the adults appear, hav ing gone through all the larval stages while sealed in the pro tective cavities of their moth er's back. 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