Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 19, 1957, Image 48

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There's new promise for your
hard-to-shine floors and it's
in the Glo-Coat can !
Watch faded colors start to
brighten. Notice how your
brand-new shine stands up
under damp mopping. After
a time, floors actually be
come easy to shine and you
don't have to re-wax so often.
You'll discover: scuff-free
Glo-Coat is the next best
thing to a brand-new floor!
See how Glo-Coat seals, then shines dull floors
fli. &.
Magnified cross section diagram
of asphalt tile shows how heavy
traffic, plus soap and water, has
caused surface pores to enlarge
and deepen. Result: Colors fade,
floors become hard to shine.
Now see what Glo-Coat does. It
fills the "open pores" of the floor,
then puts a clear, bright layer of
shine on the surface. Even old,
faded floors start to regain their
luster.
by Paul Steiner
J green bay, Wis., tavern
keeper told police that burglars
had entered his bar, served drinks
to a dozen guests, emptied the
cash register, and escaped after
first ringing up "No Sale" for each
free round.
In Ocean Park, Calif., playing
draw poker is perfectly legal, but
playing stud poker is against the
law.
A Madison, Wis., man, asked
by an angry judge why he sold
beer to a 12-year-old girl, ex
plained, "I thought she was 14."
A Detroit man was fined $40 for
reckless driving and $10 for driv
ing without an operator's license,
despite his plea that he owned
only the rear end of the car, while
a friend owned the "driving half."
An Ohio stamp collector wrote
to a philatelic newspaper com
plaining that a certain dealer who
advertised in the paper's columns
was "a crook." As evidence he
pointed out that the stamp packet
he had bought from the dealer
contained only 1,294 stamps in
stead of the 1,295 advertised..
A Mouscron, Belgium, farmer
was ordered to demolish half a
bridge joining his land in Belgium
and France, because a French
court held it was being used by
smugglers.
In Knoxville, Tenn., Miguel
Pszyk legally changed his name
to Michael Pszyk.
Elli Bauer, a 14-year-old West
Berlin girl, ran after her ball
when it rolled over the city bor
der into neighboring East Ger
many, and was held for question
ing for more than an hour by
communist police before she and
her ball were released.
A Montreal woman who bought
a sports car for a bargain $195
returned it to the used-car dealer,
complaining that the cigarette
lighter didn't work.
"Just what kind of a room divider d yo call that?"
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20 Family Weekly, May 19, 1.957