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r TWELVE MZDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Wdniday, April 24, 1957 fi7?5 MILITARY REVIEW Syria's President Shukry n Kuwatly (left in aoto) and DefeweJ Minister Khaled El Azem review a detachment of Czech-made T-34 tanks daring ai recent military parade ra Damascus. Syrian and Iraqi troops are reported poised in Jordan where the situation is so tense that a single rifle shot may touch off a new! HirirtVa Vie Txr-rr On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Fdturts Syndicjt. Inc.) What was the most profitablt flim ever produced? .That is. judging by percentage of profit. It was that silent film titled "Traffic in Souls." The produc tion cost of this remarkable film was $S,700. It grossed several ,Ulio dollars. It was produced by Universal Films and directed by Ger&e Loane Tucker. It was Tuaker who also directed that otWtr twrific money making film titEi "The Miracle Man." That tafered Tom Meighan, Betty C4(Kri and Lon Chaney. If ecall it, your are cinch to ogf W the Young Old Timer's SgfciBtion. $S$tS ii Women , Q aaf ked improvement is no ttjxibte in the appearance . of ftwiniiis headgear. Our country yOijn are now wearing their late tilted at snappy angles. A 1th em look younger and UmBHum. The dishpan hat worn ftat mm the head has been finally afcytoned. Also noticeable is mwik improvement in feminine fi0ae appearance. Evidently wwe have given serious thattgktj to the immortal query, fltfoy are you going to look in a kntking suit?" However, there is still considerable room for sefcrari . in feminie appearance. ' A, example, those wrinkles in tf ear which make an other wise wctt Pressed female look as A slae bee been sleeping on a bench. Then there are thje Mtemy itcreM who wander a una v8 siins showing. Also th$ V" aivejss seem to have CrgBfa t5irFs Death SaM Caused by Nerves - J3soflywod '(U.R) A coron er Ace report showed today tha C&en Lynn (Sande) Crabbe, 21, $3rghter of actor-swimmer BidJ Csabbe, died of a nervous dxtoty? aheracterized by loss $ei G. Newbarr, chief 49g0tp iojty autopsy surgeon, ja$ $Vreey hat tests indicated Wtr Crabbe was the victim of a apnnsus condition which caused Sett a lose her appetite and take Irfti Cood. SSiu Crabbe. a University of 4fentfrera California coed, died jbi1 10 after her weight drop- ffA to fcO pounds. Her father, a fcrairi U. S. Olympic Games swiawwing star, said she had beea basing weight for about a year prior to her death. The eaee was turned over to the aaroner's office when her , physteian refused to sign a death certiffsate. ALL IN THE EAR What you see in this girl's ear is Sonotone's new hear in? aid - complete. IT'S WORN ENTIRELY IN THE EAR - no cord, no extra "button." Weighs only ialf an ounce. Women's hairdos hide if completely. 1 On men, this amazing: hearing aid is harely noticeable from any angle. COMB IN, PHONE OR WRITE. fUtt DEMONSTRATION HO OBLIGATION S0N0T0NE C R. Adamson, Dist. Mgr. S39 E. Jackson Ph. 2-S904 a run in their nylons. Still, as has been said, the ladies are improving. Some credit for this must certainly be due to the vigilance and constructive criti cism of observant husbands. Among lh Married Women who marry a second time seldom marry for love. They just want to marry a nice man who will provide them with a peaceful home and a sense of security. Most men, however, who embark on a second matri monial venture do so for love. The male is, of course, the more romantic sex. Tall and Short The majority of Soviet Rus sia's leaders are short men. Five feet, seven inches in height or Under. Incidentally, Stalin was five feet, five inches in height, Mussolini, five feet, six inches and Hitler five feet, seven inches. ' In this connection it is interesting to note that our great est Presidents, Washington, Jef ferson and Lincoln were all six footers. Birth Data Were you born between Feb. 13 and March 15? How about your offspring? Experts say that is the best period of the year for a child to be born. Chances are the youngster will be very successful in after life. Among the great persons born in the Feb. 13-March 15 period were George Washington, Samuel Pepys, Talleyrand, Enrico Ca ruso, Henry Wadsworth Longfel low, Rossini,. Chopin, Charles Schwab, Adelina Patti, Mary Garden, William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody,.Geraldine Farrar, Alexander Graham Bell, Van Gogh, Knute Rockne, Luther Burbank, Albert Einstein and Michaelangelo. Please Nola Any salad including lettuce should be served after the en tree. The value of lettuce is that it aids digestion. If your wife or your favorite restaurant is serving lettuce before the entree, do your stomach a kindness by calling this fact to their attention. Radio Course Slated For Ham Operators A Civil Defense emergency ra dio course for amateur radio operators will be held at 8 p.m. Monday, April 29, in room 216 at Medford High school, accord ing to members of the Jackson County Civil Defense chapter. . Local communities should have one trained and one alter nate radio operator to measure the concentration of radio active materials and to advise the local- CD director, members aid. Jackson county is subject to radio active fallout, they added. Those interested are asked to check with the CD organization in their area. The Medford net work drills each Monday night. Other stations in the county have been asked to participate in local CD activities, according to members. Central Point Woman Injured in Accident Mrs. Mabel Louise Brood, 66, of route 2, box 786, Central Point, suffered chest bruises Tuesday when the car in which she was a passenger collided with a car operated by Barton Bennett Whitmore, Everett, Wash., according to city police. Mrs. Brood was taken to Rogue Valley hospital by Med ford ambulance service. She was treated and released later Monday, hospital attendants said. The accident occurred at Fifth and Holly. sts. while she was riding in a car operated by her . husband, Gilbert Florens Brood, it was reported. Whitmore was cited for fail ure to yield the right of way, police said. TO HONOR COUPLE McLeod Audry Collier and Albert Estin who were married in Reno last week, will be hon ored at an invitational party at the Upper Rogue Grange hall here Saturday. The event will not be a public bridal shower, as was reported in an earlier Poisoning Blamed In Cramp Attacks Gary, Ind. '!U.PJ A medical official said today "some sort of acute poisoning" apparently is responsible for an outbreak of mysterious stomach cramps which have killed two children and hospitalized seven others. Dr. Samuel J. Brady, Gary Health Board secretary, said steel city residents have become jittery as a result of the out break, and "I suppose everybody in Gary has been suffering ab dominal cramps." The stomach attacks began during the week end when Joan Smith, 3, and her brother, Dwight, 18 months, died of the ailment at Gary Methodist hos pital. The cause of their deaths has not yet been determined. The victims' four brothers and sisters, who also were stricken, are in a Chicago hos pital where officials say they are recovering. i Two neighbors of the Smiths, Gregory McLoud, 7, and his brother, Arthur, 14, were hos pitalized with cramps Monday, and Alonzo Jacob, 9, who lives about a mile from the Smith home, was taken to a hospital Tuesday. Brady said it appeared the children were suffering from poisoning. "It's possible it all stems from a single cause," he said, "but so far we don't know what it is." Officials Doubt Tale Of American Flier's Rescue of Chinese Boy Hong Kong flJ.R) United States officials in this British colony' and in Tokyo were re ported today to have opened in vestigations into an American aviator's story that he rescued the 13-year-old son of Nationalist Chinese parents by flying into Red China. Informed sources in Hong Kong were frankly skeptical of pilot Henry Bush's report that he flew an old PBY amphibian from an island near the Portuguese colony of Macao into the Chinese mainland 350 miles due north on the mercy errand. Faars Passport Ban Bush, 42, formerly of West Massapequa, N. Y., stuck by his story in Tokyo and said he was concerned that the State De partment might revoke his pass port because of its regulations banning .Americans from Re"d China. "I hope they understand why I did what I did," he said. Cannes Film Festival To Have Beauty Test Paris (U.PJ-- The Interna tional Cannes Film Festival on May 2-17 hopes to provide an unofficial beauty contest be tween movie stars of the West ern world and the Communist countries. . ' Movie stars of Hollywood, France, Italy, Britain, and Swe den will compete with those from Poland, Hungary, and Rus sia for the unofficial title of the most beautiful festival star, op timistic press agents announced today. Hollywood is to have a strong representation with Elizabeth Taylor, Dorothy Dandridge, Pat ricia Smith and Caroline Jones, they said. Europe will be defended by Anita Ekberg of Sweden, Maria Schell of Germany, Romi ' Sch neider of Austria and Melina Mercouri of Greece. From Francfe, Brigitte Bardot, Martine Carol, Dany Robin, Nic ole Berger' and many starlets will attend. A U. S. Embassy spokesman in Tokyo said Bush's flight had been discussed at the embassy but the only official reaction was "no comment." . Bush said an American - went along on the' flight as the co pilot. But he refused to identify him or the Chinese family in volved. Bush claimed the Chinese fam ily had an old PBY gassed up and waiting for him at an island near Macao and that he took off for China April 5 at sunrise. He said he picked up the boy at an abandoned air field in China and returned the same day a launch taking the boy from the plane to land. Immigration records in Macao showed Bush did arrive there from Hong Kong early April 5 and that he left at 3 p.m. that afternoon. No Amphibian Landing But a government spokesman on Macao said no amphibian landed or took off there that day. He said also that no Chi nese boy was taken ashore by launch April 5. Aviation experts here said it was possible the plane came from Formosa and flew in low to prevent observation by British radar screens here. , But they said Macao is so small that it would have been practically impossible for an amphibian to land near it with out being detected by Portu guese government officials. ' The English language news paper China Mail quoted a Ma cao Air Transport official as say ing the-story of the rescue was "rubbish and a publicity stunt." Portland Police Seek Man on Sex Complaint Portland (U.PJ Police today hunted a man who lured an an eight-year-old girl away from two companions while she was walking to school and sex ually molested her. The girl was found Tuesday afternoon about half a mile south of the International Livestock Exposition pavilion. Sheriff's of ficers said the girl was not oth erwise harmed. Senior Week End Slated at SOC Ashland Plans are under way for a full week end of enter tainment for high school seniors during the annual senior week end at Southern Oregon college, April 26-27. College student - faculty com mittees have been cooperating to promote a full program, which will include the Bermuda Ball, sponsored by the freshman class; the annual college Spring Sing, sponsored by the sophomore class; a three-way track meet with Humbolt college of Cali fornia Oregon Technical insti tute, and SOC; a get-acquainted party; a picnic, featuring games and other entertainment; a house party mixer; and discussion ses sions with students 1 and faculty members. The purpose of senior week end is to familiarize high school seniors with the campuses of the state system of higher education. Students who visit Southern Oregon college will have the op portunity to meet division heads and seniors. SOC student council members are extending invitations to sen iors at nearby high schools to attend week end activities. Registration for the week end will be held from 7-7:45 p.m. Friday, April 26, at Susanne Homes hall. - 4' CLUB NEWS Westside Cooking Club The Westside Cooking club met April 16 at the home of Mrs. Barnes, leader. The meeting was opened by Colleen Franels, vice president. Carolyn Barnes led the flag salute. Laurene Kellows read the minutes of the last meeting. All members were present. All members baked and brought something to the meet ing. Marget Hatten, county ex tension agent, judged the food and gave members pointers on how improve their products. After the meeting Laurene Kellows played the piano and Mrs. Barnes served refreshments. Next meeting will be held May 21 at the home of Mary Daniels. Mary Head, Reporter Spring Concert Slated At Lone Pine School The spring concert of the Lone Grade school will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 25, at Jhe Lone Pine gymnasium. The program will consist of solos, ensembles, girls chorus and two bands. The concert will last about one hour, and the public has been invited. Denmark Draws Up Reply To Bulganin's Warninq , Copenhagen (U.P.) Premier H. C. Hansen's government has drawn up its reply to Soviet Pre mier Nikolai Bulganin's warn ing that Denmark faces atomic attack if she allows U. S. or NATO "atomic" bases on her territory, informed sources said today. Boy Scouts Pack 44 Lone Pine Cub Scout Pack 44 held an Easter egg hunt last Sat urday. Parents of the Scouts watched from the sidelines dur ing the hunt. It was held at Lone Pine school. Heading the Easter egg hunt was Clarence Childers. The Cubs also hid Easter eggs for their younger sisters and brothers. Pre-school children also particio pated in the hunt. Fred Norris Jr., Reporter BINGHAM REAPPOINTED Salem (U.R) Reappoint ment of Mason L. Bingham, of Portland, to the governing board of the State Department of Geol ogy and Mineral Industries wag announced Tuesday by " Gov. Robert D. Holmes. the lightest County Fair ever distilled! 9 7. twrtcw" ' I BOURBON i 55 45 QT. 5295 PINT All over the nation bourbon drinkersre salut- inc toHaVa f!OTTNTY PA TP i;rM-A;.foefa lighter ra flavor,, lighter in body than evelbefore. uo ngnt ... go ugni . . . go UUU JN 1 1 r Ai W. A. HALLE It CO., PHIIA PA. jHaller Countv Faii STKAISHT BOUIIOR WHUKtT BOTTLED'IN'BOND Schrunk Damage Suit Retrial Next Fall Portland (U.R) Retrial of a damage suit against Mayor Ter ry Schrunk which was brought when he was sheriff was put ov er until the fall term Tuesday by Circuit Judge James W. Crawford. The case involves a suit brought by Theular B. Ham mons of Grants Pass who was awarded $12,680 damage against Schrunk's bond. She had claimed that sheriff's deputies failed to serve legal papers against a Portland man who was defend ant in a personal injury action brought by Mrs. Hammons. The State Supreme Court remanded the cases for retrial. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE FOR APPLICATION OF PATENT M. A. No. 03635. United States Land Office at Portland, for the district of Oregon. March 6. 1957. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAROLD R. TUTTLE, whose address is P.O. Box 533. Yreka, Siskiyou County. Califor nia, in his own behalf and as Attorney in Fact for Helen Tuttle Darius Eshoo. Kathleen Eshoo, Joyce Fielding. Wes ley Clayton Fielding, Georve V. Eshoo, and Barbara Eshoo has made applica tion for a mineral patent to said placer mining claims named and de scribed as follows to-wit: Seven Point Placer. Lots 3 and 4, and the North half of the Northwest Quarter of Sec tion 18. Township 41 South, Range 1 East, of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County. Oregon; Canasta Placer. Lot 1 of Section 13. Township 41 South. Range 1 West, of the Wil lamette Meridian, Oregon, in Jackson County, Oregon. Location notices for said claims are recorded in the mining records of Jackson County, Oregon as follows: Seven Point Placer, described in notice of location recorded in Vol ume 55. page 17: Canasta Placer, de scribed in notice of location recorded in Volume 56. page 88, and amended location recorded in Volume 60. page 305. There are no claims conflicting with either the said Seven Point Pla cer or Canasta Placer, and the East boundary of the Canasta Placer is part of the West boundary of the Seven Point Placer. Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining ground or any part of same so designated and applied for are hereby notified that unless their adverse claims are duly filed according to. law and the regula tions thereunder, with the Manager of the United States District Land Of fice for the District of Oregon at Port land. Oregon, within the sixty day period of the publication of this no tice of said application, they will be barred bv virtue of the provisions of Ch. 2. Title 30 U.S.C. 1940 Ed., as amended. Irving W. Anderson. Manager Daily's U-Orive Medford Airport AMERICA SURE LOVES A WINNER! No motor car in modern history has ever been praised like Plymouth... most wanted car in all the U.S.A.! See why for yourself! Try the supreme floating luxury of Plymouth Torsion-Aire Ride. ..no bounce or jounce on the worst roads. ..no lean or sidesway on turns! Study Plymouth's other three-years-ahead advances! Compare all 3 and you'll see VfffQfifjfi has won America's heart. news item from McLeod.
