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College Accident Protection rLousyr Chicago (U.R) Colleges are j doing a "lousy job" protecting i their students from accidents, j safety expert said today. i David L. Arm, director of in- dustrial safety for the National Safety Council, said a recent 11 QoUege survey revealed that one ; student in nine was injured dur ing the past school year and j one injured student in 11 was hospitalized. Arm told the National Safety Congress "there are only a few : colleges and universities which recognize the value of develop- i ing in their students the state of mind which enables them to accept the industrial safety methods and regulations com panies require." He proposed that safety be , made an integral part of all . college activities. But he oppos- i ed teaching courses devoted to safety because "the typical atti- '. tude of students toward any course is that it is something to be completed and then is gone and forgotten forever." Thursday, October 20, 195S MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNEMOT Noise Reduction Conference Opens Chicago (U.R) A twoiay conference opened today to fo cus businessmen's attention on how to reduce noise in offices and plants. Approximately 300 persons were expected to attend the sixth annual Noise Abatement Symposium at the Armour Re search Foundation of the Illinois Institute of Technology, Dr. Robert W. Benson, super visor of acoustic design at ARF and chairman of the symposium, said workers generally prefer surroundings as quiet as possi ble, but employers sometimes find that reducing clatter re sulted in a lowering of effici ency. "When it's noisy, the work ers can't talk so much," he said. One of the noise-reducing de vices to be discussed is a method of softening the "clunk" of the typewriter carriage return. Ben son said some employers don't want this carried too far. "If the typewrited doesn't make any noise, the boss can't tell if his secretary isn't work ing," he said. Use Gay Scraps! I2K WiWWl- f II IHV 9352 taiU try tir tlU Santa suggests this thrilling Christmas gift a smart, all-oc casion wardrobe for your little one's favorite doll! So easy, fun to make use gay scraps for each pretty garment! Party dress and sash, coat, hat, school dress, robe, petticoat and panties. Pattern 9352: For dolls 14, 16, 18, 20, 22 inches tall. Yardage requirements included in pat tern. This easy-to-use pattern gives pft-fect fit. Complete, illustrated sew chart shows you every step. Send THIRTY-FIVE cents in coins for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, care Medford Mail Trib une, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. LUMANS COFFEE PRICE ON PAGE 2 SECOND SECTION . GENERAL ELECTRIC FOOD-FREEZERS ALL THE QUALITY AND DEPENDABILITY OF G-E AT FAR LESS THAN YOU'D EXPECT TO PAY FOR UNKNOWN BRANDS rn IV 0 nmn i UVJ TWO YEARS TO PAY ON OUR EASY CREDIT PLANS REMEMBER, THE FAMED DEPENDABILITY OF G-E FOOD FREEZERS IS BACKED BY A FIVE YEAR WRITTEN GUARANTEE BUY WHAT YOU WANT AT HOME APPLIANCE WHEN YOU WANT IT f ' ..f 'T i i " . , j ' ' -" ""' GENERAL ELECTRIC "MOBILE-MAID" ' Automatic Dishwasher . Nothing to Buy ... No Obligation-. . . No ono will call on you. Simply Com in and Register. Or, if you wish, Call us at 3-5395 and Register. GENERAL ELECTRIC OTHER GENERAL ELECTRIC FREEZERS SALE PRICED, ALSO 1 1 CU. FT. UPRIGHT ... Was $329.95 - NOW SALE PRICED $269,951 CHEST TYPE FREEZERS . . . $279.95, 1 1 Cu. Ft. Models. G.E. a5 -CUBIC FdDOT FREEZES HOME APPLIANCE SALE ...PRICE' REGULAR $429.95 No Money Down $17.74 A Month 35995 Holds Up To 525 Pounds Frozen Food At Your Fingertips. 9 All Aluminum Liner. Selective Temperature Control " ' Fail Safe Alarm System.. Two Coat Baked Enamel Finish. Large Storwell. 2 Removable Roller Baskets. 3 Fast Freezing Shelves. Ice Cream ; Conditioner. Door Shelves. Frozen Juice Can Dispenser. o
