Woman Wins Washer
In Recent Contest
Mrs. Jess Ragsdule, 513 Palm
street, was notified yesterday
that she won a Bendix automatic
washing machine in a recent con
test. Mrs. Ragsdale enteretj the
winning 25-word statement.
She has won numerous prizes
in the past including a week-end
trip to Portland lor herself and
husband.
Last week-end their daughter.
Miss Jeannie Ragsdale, with
- three young women companions,
week-ended at the Bar M Dude
ranch at Gibbons, Ore. The trip
for herself and companions was
won by Miss Ragsdale in a con
test sponsored by a Portland de
partment store.
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As We Live
LOVE IS STILL LOVE, NO
MATTER HOW EXPRESSED
By Eliiabtth B. Hurlock, Ph.D.
No two people express the
same emotion in the same way
When a person is angry, he may
hit or kick, he may throw any
thing within his grasp, he may
shout and scream, or he may be
quiet and sulky. So it ii with
love. This young wife finds It
hard to accept her husband's re
strained emotions and asks:
(Q) "How can I mall my
huiband ihow me he 'loves
ma? I fool lhat something it
misiing In my marriaga. My
huiband uemi unable to show
his lovej for me. Ho comas
from a broken home and be
hat built up a wall around
himself as if to protect his
emotions. I lore him deeply
and I ihow it. I know he loves
me but I like to be told so and
to have htm hug and kiss m
just because he loves me. Am
I wrong in wanting and need
ing these little acts of lender
neat?" (A) It is natural for a demon
strative person and that is
what you are to want the per
son she loves to react to her as
she does to him. But it doesn't
always work out that way. You
have selected a man who is as re-
strained as
you are demonstrative.
it It's fortun
ate you know
the cause of
your husband's
restraint and
rw aon t imnK u
I means lack '
l i mill love on his
&s<omisizim nart. It is na-
iw. nurioc tural or nim
to be as he is after an unfortun
ate childhood. He is defending
himself against further emotion
al hurts. Furthermore, many
men are embarrassed about
showing their emotions too op
enly. Keep on being yourself and
let your husband be himself. Ne
ver make the mistake of show
ing him that you are hurt when
he is not demonstrative or ask
him to express his love more op
enly. This would embarrass him
and make him build a higher
wall to protect himself from fur-
Sy ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D.
ther emotional hurts.
The warmtli of your love will,
in time, break it down. When he
realizes that he is secure in your
love and that there will not be a
break in his life as there was in
his childhood home, he will
gradually come out of the pro
tective shell he has built up and
show you how he really loves
you.
Elisabeth Hurlock is on of
the nation's great ptychologists.
and she will gladly help you
with personal problems.
(Copyright 1952, General
Features Corp.)
Ashland Rotarians
Visit Experiment
Station Yesterday
About - 60 members of the
Ashland Rotary club and guests
yesterday observed the various
experiments being made at the
Southern Oregon branch experi
ment station, agronomic divi
sion, located near Talent. Har
old H. White, agronomist in
charge of research in farm crops
conducted the group about the
farms.
Several Medford guests were
with the group, including Mayor
D. L. Flynn. John Cotton, Ash
land, is president of the Ash
land group. Before making the
tour of the farm crops the group
ate a box lunch at the station.
See Experiments
They observed experiments
being made on grain, seed and
pasture grasses, some 46 varie
ties of alfalfa being grown for
seed and hay; effects of chemical
control on weeds; sorghum test
ing for ensilage purposes; ferti
lizer experiments and numerous
other projects being conducted.
Experiments at the station are
designed to meet the needs of
the Southern Oregon farmers,
White pointed out.
A general farmers' field day
will be held at the experimental
farm Thursday, June IB.
More than 52 per cent of all
tobacco products manufactured
in the United States are made
in North Carloina.-
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Phone 2-6241
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Military Program
For Construction
Receives House OK
Washington (U.R) The
House has approved a military
construction program which in
cludes secret work at overseas
air bases, from which American
atomic bombers could "satur
ate" Russia within a few days j
in event of war.
The bill was passed on a roll j
call vote, 332 to 7.
As cleared by the House and
sent to the Senate, the building
plans call for an outlay of $2,-
758,318,000 by Army, Navy and i
Air f orce, at about 230 bases
in this country and around much
of the rest of the world.
The bill authorizes an outlay
of $383,291,000 by the Army and
$285,750,000 by the Navy. The
bulk of this work is listed in
the legislation. It covers expan
sion, improvement and reactiv
ation of bases In this country
and abroad.
Included in the projects as
approved by the House, are:
Oregon, $973,000: Air Force,
Portland International Airport,
$973,000.
Triday. June 13. 1952
MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
drene
BIRTHS
GASTONGUAY To Mr. and
Mrs. Philippe, Box 524, Eagle
Point, June 12, 1952, a boy, 714
lbs., at Community hospital.
CLEAVER Tn Mr. and Mrs.
Harold, Route 1, Box 49, Rogue
River, June 12, 1952, a girl, 8V4
lbs., at Community hospital.
BAILEY To Mr. and Mrs. El
mer, Route 1, Box 483A, Med
ford, June 12, 1952, a girl, 9V4
lbs., at Community hospital.
NICHOLS To Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore, Grants Pass, June 9,
1952, a boy, 5Vi lbs., at Sacred
Heart hospital.
SORENSEN To Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell, 747 South Holly street,
June 10, 1952, a girl 714 lbs., at
Sacred Heart hospital.
MARTIN To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter, route 2, box 538, June
10, 1952, a girl, 6 lbs., at Sacred
Heart hospital.
DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil, 1405 West Eighth street,
June 10, 1952, a boy, T.i lbs., at
Sacred Heart hospital.
MYER To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick, Central Point, June 11,
1952, a girl, 7 lbs., at Sacred
Heart hospital.
NELSON To Mr. and Mrs.
John, 6123 Crater Lake avenue,
June 11, 1952, a boy, 9V4 lbs.,
at Saered Heart hospital.
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