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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1960)
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, I960 They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo III tUM In the Day's News By FRANK JENKINS Angleworm is against over- PACT, HE'S ANTI TIPPING IN GENERAL But try to get him to do something for nothing in the joint where he works There was a mysterious storm in the San Diego area the other day. It brought light MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON A 5 snow down to the 2500 foot (BUCkS-So ( SEVENTV-FIVET WOVVASOUT fgPI J I LET'S GIVE CENTS IS UiL, v ) VA. S TAR -By CLAY MAR. 22 Your Daily Acfivify Guide M According to he Storj. To develop message for Saturday, read words corresponding to numbers On 9-17-2S-4SH i377-78-82-84 TAURUS APR. 21 I 5r MAY 21 or your ioaioc birth sign. 1 Prepare 31 Moke 2 Step 3 People 4 Show 5 Aside 6 For 7 Discount 8 Big 9 Take 10 Favor 11 You 12You 13 A UGood 15 Possible 16Doy 17 No 18 You'll 19 For 20 Fovored 21 Deference 22 Let 23 Don't 24 You 25 Chance 26 Find 27 Must 28 Paying 29 Give 30 To 32 For 33 Letdown 34 The . 35 Your 36 In 37 Be 38 Promises 39 From . 40 Gatherings 41 Opposite 42 All 43The 44 Parent! 45 Or 46 Careless 47 Or- 48 Collecting 49 01 50 More 51 With 52 Arrange 53 In 54 Morale 55 Signs 56 Debts 57 Sex 58 In 59 Point 60 Progress GEMINI MAY 22 JUNE 22 1- 6-13-lS CANCER JUNE 23 JULY 23 08.36-34-41 54579-81 ff$ JULY 24 AUG. .23 KPi23-37-46-58 1-80-89 VIRGO SEPT. 22 to 4-21-30-44 (VfJGood (g) 47-62-74 OF SMITH & MEN By Jack Smith (c) 1960 Tlmei-Mlrror Syndicate Recently I alleged here that foreign VIPs visiting our con try as guests of the State De partment were being bored by the activities arranged for them, . As a case in point I recalled the visit of Queen Ingrid of Denmark.. While In Los An geles, you may remember, Queen Ingrid was treated to the igniting of several missile engines. I merely suggested 0 that she might have had more fun at I. Magnin. Well, the U.S. State Depart ment is somewhat wroth with me. Annoyed might be a bet ter word. So august an insti tution isn't likely to work it self up into wrath over so tiny an irritation. I have a letter from Wiley ,T. Buchanan Jr., the depart ment's Chief of Protocol. He chides me for numerous mis- conceptions and errors about the planning and execution o state visits. For example, he informs me that Queen Ingrid and King Frederik were flown by heli copter to the missile engine base at their "express re- oucst. "They had visited Cali fornia 20 years ago and wish fRANK MORGAN - HARCXD DA Oft NIGHT LLd&iM ' Ask Us About the OREGON FUNERAL INSURANCE PLAN which we heartily recommend and endorse. GASKER O R. POLLAN- SEPT. 23 rT OCT. K&B 2- 5-22-35411 L50-52-66 J 61 To SCORPIO OCT. 24 Ql NOV. 22 62 Important 63 To 64 Anyone 65 Inspiring 66 Things 67 Friends 68 Concerning 69 Checking 70 Probable 71 Recognized 72 Up .. 73 And 74 Individuals 75 Financially 76 Authority 77 Thievery 78 Keep 79 And 80 Money 81 Money 82 Possessions 83 5uccess 84 Protected 85 Loved 86 Matters 20-32.40-51, 67-73-85-88 VgJ SAGITTARIUS NOV. 23 DEC. 22 3-10-12-24' Bl-oO-75 v CAPRICORN DEC. 13 JAN. 20 v4 42-43-55-59 0-83-90 AQUARIUS JAN. 21 FEB. 19 U-27-29-53tf1 K3-71-76. 87 Interesting 88 Ones 89 Matters 90Todoy nm 1 ) Neutral PISCES FEB. 20 MAR. 21 Adverse 7. 8.3H 39 64-68-81-86Vg ed to see the enormous growth," he writes. "There is no way that (Los Angeles) with its magnificent road sys tem can be seen so satisfac torily as from a helicopter." Buchanan is certainly cor rect there. I wouldn't advise trying to see the city's mag nificent road system by auto mobile. "The Queen herself," he explains, "asked to be Includ ed In the visit to the missile base, and I can assure you was far from bored by anything she saw." I guess Mr. Buchanan is correct in this, too. I myself was standing a few feet be hind the Queen when the first engine blasted off with a ca tastrophic roar. I wasn't the least bored. I was galvanized. e e Queen Ingrid comported herself as befitted a queen. She disdained the tin hat of fered her, explaining that it might wreck her hairdo. In deference to the ground rules she did hold the tin hat over her head, as if lifting it in salute. Mr. Buchanan was there, too. He was wearing his hat, but I suppose that's irrelevant. He was closer to the Queen 1 VlTLl EVER REMEMBER SNOOGIASS, FUNMAl DWiCTOtS r"'1 Hoffa Enters Not Guilty Plea Orlando, Fla.-IUPD-Teamster President James Hoffa sang out "not guilty, your honor" as he was arraigned on fraud charges today before a feder al judge. Two of Hoffa's associates also pleaded innocent to 12- count federal indictments charging them with misusing $500,000 in teamster funds in a Florida land development which never developed very far. Hoffa's attorney, former Florida Gov. Fuller Warren, sought to delay the proceed ings in order to have time to study the indictments. Federal Judge Dossier De- vane gave lawyers for Hoffa and his two codefendants. Robert E. McCarthy Jr., and Henry Lower, 30 days in which to file motions. Steamship Freed In Columbia River Portland - (UPO - The 736- foot steamship Transeastern was pulled free in the Colum bia river at high tide Thurs day afternoon, 12 hours after tne vessel went aground off Sauvies Island. Officials said there was no apparent damage to the ship. wmch proceeded under its own power down the river. than I, and doubtless better able to judge her reaction. In any case, he notes, "the Queen was taken shopping later." To my dark hint that agents of the State Department had fixed a tennis match a few years ago between the Shah of Shahs and an American pro, to make the Shah look good, Mr. Buchanan points out that the Shah was on his own and free to arrange his own matches. To my comment that Khru shchev wasn't allowed to go to Disneyland, Buchanan, ex plains that "it was his own security people who forbade his doing so." In fact, writes Buchanan, outside of Washington, D.C., where the formal pattern of protocal necessarily is follow ed, State does its best to keep its guests happy with such divertissments as private teas and luncheons, swims in pri vate pools and visits to the hairdresser. "You possibly remember,' he writes, "that the King of Nepal, who wished to go for a lion hunt, was able to do that and live out of a trailer during his visit to this coun try. This could hardly come under the classification of boredom." I agree. But it seems to me that, if the King of Nepal wated to go on a lion hunt he was on the wrong contin ent. If he had understood he was in North America he probably would have asked to go to Disneyland. You can shoot a lion any time. Holiday Season Close-Oul Burn-Rite Logs KOGAP Lumber Induitriei it liquidating their itock of Burn Rit Loqi, Now you can tavt at much at 26c per carton. Burn-Rite Logt are packaged in eaty to carry 10 packs and 6 packs. Each log is 3 inches in diameter and 12 Inches long and will give hours of warm, comfortable heat. Burn -Rite logt are available at our mill on South Pacific Higway 99 or we will deliver orders amount i n g to $15.00 or more. Sorry No Charging on these special prices For More Information Call . . . SP 3-6601 Ext. 46 level in the surrounding mountains. There was a rea sonable amount of rain at the lower levels. The total area covered by the precipitation, including both snow and rain, was quite small. The weather bureau de scribes the whole affair as a puzzler, but adds that one Ed mund Jeffery, a free lance rainmaker from Olympia, Washington, had nothing to do with it. JEFFERY, who operates by settinp- nut nanc fillaH i,Mth mysterious crystals, had put out his pans in a big way in the area where moisture fell. He says, as quoted by the in quiring reporters: "I pulled out all the stops" (by which he means, one presumes, that he had set out all his pans, heaped up with his mysterious crystals). "I'm taking full credit for this storm." F A DOWSER, or a water witch - whatever he may be called in the area in which he operates - can take a forked twig and tell the well drillers where to drill to find water, why can't another op erator set out a pan full of mysterious crystals and call in the rain? ANYWAY Un thi urnsr ,a nan'l help being interested In Mr. Jeffery and his pans and his crystals. Water is our life blood. With plenty of it. our future will be bright. If the shortage of the past few years continues, well be looking at our hole cards. It's true that the current water year is starting out somewhat more auspiciously, but the year is young yet. We can use a lot more precipitation than we have had. Maybe we'd better ask this man Jeffery to come up and pay us a visit. QUESTION: Can man make weather? Nobody knows. Anyway, there will be trouble either way. People who want to go on picnics and people who WANT RAIN will never be able to agree. Maybe it's just as well the way it is. Ontario Rancher Accident Victim ' Ontario, Ore. - (UPD - The son of the late Judge G. L. King, Ontario's first station master, was killed in a one vehicle accident near here Thursday. The victim was Homer Gil bert King, 66, rancher in the vicinity of the Malheur Butte. The accident occurred, state police said, when King's new pickup truck left the road for some unknown reason and turned over in a shallow bar row pit in a practically level area. 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