Ceague Sells
Tickets for
Gay Follies
Junior Service League mem
berg are hard at work this, week
selling tickets for the second
Follies, to be produced Wednes
day and Thursday. November 2
and 3, at Medford's Craterian
thjater. Proceeds from the Fol
lies will be used to support the
league's kindergarten for hard-of-hearing
children.
Mrs. Emil Mohr is ticket chair
man and every member of the
group has a supply of tickets. In
addition, they are on sale at
Barker' at Purucker's and at
Swem'i stores downtown.
The Follies is a gay, lively
music and dance production di
rected by a professional show
man from New York City.
Two years ago the league
staged its first such show and it
was a great success, and mem
bers believe this year's produc
tion will be - equally well re
ceived. A large list of patrons
and patronesses will sit together
hi a reserved section, and many
dinners and , cocktails parties
will precede the Follies.
Nuclear Scientist
To Speak for Club
Ashland Dr. Ralph E. Lapp,
atomic scientist and director oi
the Nuclear Science service, will
speak for a meeting of Siskiyou
Knife and Ford club Thursday,
November 3. Dinner will be
( served at 7:30 p.m. in the Elks
lounge.
Dr. Lapp has worked .with
Dr. A. J. Dempster, discoverer
,'. of U235, Dr. Arthur H. Comp
ton. Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer
and Dr. Vannevar Bush. He is a
: former division director ef the
wartime Manhattan project; as
sistant director of the Argonne
National laboratory and scien
tific ad'wsor to the War Depart'
ment general staff.
Siskiyou club members may
make reservations with Secre
tary William Dawkins, P.O. Box
84, Ashfimd, no later than Tues
day, November 1.
CALENDAR
Calendar notices and new for
the society faction of The Mail
Tribune must b. submitted in
writing and deadline for the Sun
day edition is 1 p.ra Friday Dead
line for the weekly calendar is 9
a m of the day of publication and
for week day news is S PJJ the
day before publication.
FrMav
6:30 p.im Pocahontas lodge,
covered dish supper for mem
bers, families. Redmand hall.
7:30 p.m Prospect 4-H
clubs, potluck dinner, Prospect
Community hall.
8 p.m. Stephen Cary, na
tional staff member of American
Friends Service committee, will
. speakat Presbyterian church on
"Prospects for Better US-USSR
Relations," Sponsored by Med
ford chapter, Oregon UN associa
tion with AFSC.
Saturday
11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Ashland
Garden club, Ashland Civic club
house.
12:30 p.m. Medford League
of Women Voters, Jackson hotel.
8 p.m. e- Halloween formal
dinner-dance, Rogue Valley
Country club.
9 p.m. Prospect PTA, Hal
loween masquerade dance at
Prospect Community- club, open
to public.
When recipes call for stock,
you can substitute canned 'con
somme or bouillon if desired.
Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS
A spokesman for seven touring Russian journalists on legal
ized gambling in Reno, Nev.:
"If it is in your tradition, it is fine. Since the revolution we've
had no gambling in Russia. It is not in the tradition of our people."
American novelist and Nobel Prixe winner Ernest Hemingway
on the awarding of this year's Nobel Prize for literature to Hall
dor K. Laxness:
"He's a very good writer and deserved to win."
Donald E. Keyhoe, former Marine Corps officer and author of
books on flying saucers, on an Air Force statement that flying
saucers don't exist: -
"It is an insult to the hundreds of radar operators who have
confirmed that the flying saucers are solid objects, maneuvering
at fantastic speeds under intelligent control."
Dr. Rots T. Mclniyre, the lale President Roosevelt's doctor, on
President Eisenhower's heart attack: '
"President Eisenhower's attack could be attributed more to the
rigorous life he led during the war years and the many weighty
decisions he had to make, always under pressure."
CIO President Walter Reuther, commenting on the appoint
ment of his top lieutenant, John Livingston, as organizing director
of the combined CIO and AFL:
" This is the worst job of negotiating Jack has ever done. He
doesn't even know what he is going to make yet."
National Democratic Chairman Paul Butler's comment when
asked whether Tennessee Sen. Estes Kefauver had a chance for
the Democratic presidential nomination or Tennessee Gov. Frank
Clement for the vice-presidential nod:
"I think Tennessee has a gcd chance to land a berth on the
ticket but I don't know whether it would be an upper or a lower
berth."
As We Live
Lending Money. Creates
Hard Feeling and Strain
Only in cases of emergency
should you lend money. By do
ing so, you are likely to create
hard feelings and strain friend
ship to the breaking point.
(Q) "I am 18 rears old and
have been going steady for two
years with a boy a year older
to marry him
as soon as he
gets started in
work. We both
graduated from
high school 'in
June and have
Jobs. Now he
often asks me
to lend him
Dr. Her lock money until
the next pay day. Often, I pay
for the gas for his car and for
'movie tickets. He never offers
to pay me back and I hesitate
to remind him that he said he
would pay mo back when he got
his next pay check.
"I don't earn as much as he
does and my parents expect me
to give some money to them
every week as we are a big fam
ily and haven't too much money.
I have been trying to save to buy
things for our home, but I can't
when 1 am always lending mon
ey, to my boy friend. Do you
think .he would be offended if
I asked him to pay me back?
He used to borrow from me
while we were still in school be
cause he knew I earned money
by baby sitting and by working
during vacations."
L.P.T.
(A) I definitely think that you
should ask this boy to return
the money he borrowed from
you and I hope you have kept
an accurate record of the .times
and amounts you lent him so you
can show him exactly what he
owes you. . '
The chances are he would be
both offended and angry if you
asked him to return your mon
ey. But, do you want to con
tinue friendship- with " a, person
who is unreliable and actually
dishonest in his dealings with
you? Promising to pay and then
never doing so without giving
By ELIZABETH HURLOCK, PH.D.
you an explanation would cer
tainly suggest dishonesty on his
part. You had better think twice
before making any further plans
to marry this boy, either now
or later. A leopard doesn't
change his spots and neither
does a borrower. Could you be
happy married to a man who is
dishonest in money matters, does
not keep promises, and makes
no real effort to live within his
means?
(Copyright 1955.
General Features Corp.)
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Have just been presented with
a book titled "It Is Easy To Stop
Drinking and Smoking," by one
Ben Sweetland. I appreciate the
spirit in which the gift was sent.
However, I don't want to stop,
either smoking or drinking. I
am still greatly enjoying my
eight cigars a day. Also my one
daily highball (a triple) before
dinner. My belief is that smoking
and drinking in moderation is
an aid to relaxation.
Kissing
. It is repeatedly claimed that so"
called common colds are spread
by kissing. Don't let that dis
courage you, young fellow. Kiss
the object of your affection good
night in the winter just as you
did in the good old summertime.
The chances of catching cold by
kissing are only one in ten.
Asking
Queries from clients: Q. In
what year did Billy Rose win
the national shorthand champion
ship with a speed of 350 vords
per minute?" A. Checking the
situations reveals that Mr. Rose
never won the national short
hand championship for- speed!
Nor did he ever achieve a speed
of 350 words a minute. His top
speed as a working stenographer
was 280 words a minute. The
story about his winning a na
tional championship was a press
agent's dream.
Menu Writers
Should the writers of those
impressive restaurant menus be
given credit? Should these gen
iuses in food description remain
anonymous? One of mv favorite
fancy menu items is this from
the Chicago Blackhawk Restau
rant: "Roast prime ribs of beef
from the cart, roasted in a rock
salt cast to preserve all the delectable-natural
juices."
Literary Note
Were you a follower of the
Frank Merriwell stories? If so,
what was the first name of
Frank's sweetheart? Her ' last
name was Burrage. Was her first
name Inzsror Inez? Was she a
blonde or a brunette? A couple
of New Yorkers ' are having a
heated argument as to this.
All Stars
When discussing musical shows
with "all star" casts don't forget
the Ziegfeld Follies of 1915. This
remarkable show had the follow
ing in its cast: George White,
Ann Pennington, Kay Laurell,
Carl Randall, Leon Errol, Ed
Wynn, Ina Claire, Bert Williams
and W. C. Fields.
Horses and Women '
It can truly be said of women:
"By their hats you shall know
them.". The most intelligent
women wear hats regularly. Fe
males who are slightly on the
dull side mentally are likely to
habitually go hatless. The ex
tent of a. woman's intelligence
can also be judged by her choice
of hats. If the hat fits her face
and is worn at a slight angle the
wearer is usually very 'smart
If a woman wears a hat that
does not fit her face, and wears
it flat on her head you can be
certain she is not especially
bright. .
Dead line Sunday Classified Is at
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Friday, October 28. 1955
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE
SOC Building Plan To Be Presented To State in Dec.
Ashland Final plans -and
specifications for a $450,000 phy
sical education building for
Southern Oregon college will be
presented to the state board of
higher education at its Decem
ber meeting.
Funds for the project were ap
proved at the last session of the
Oregon state legislature.'
If the PE building plans are
approved by the board, bids will
be accepted at a January meet
ing, and, construction will get
under way early next year.
The building would be located
on the lower campus, facing
Webster st.
Remodeling of the present Me
mortal court building into a stu
dent union and classroom build
ing will not be started until early
next summer, according to Dr.
Elmo Stevenson, SOC president.
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Monday . . . so we find it necessary :
to be closed Monday, Oct. . 31st. We
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day, Nov. 1st.
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