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National Education Campaign Planned To Speed Salk Washington (U.R) The Na tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis shortly will launch a "nation-wide educational cam paign among parents and doc tors to spur the lagging Salk in oculation program. Foundation officials said an esiiroited 40 per cent of the vac cine Vow being released is not being used immediately because of public apathy, fear, or other factors. Basil O'Connor, founda tion president, said urgent meas ures are needed to deal with the situation. Between Christmas and New Year's the foundation plans to start sending out several hun dred thousand information book lets to physicians, health offi cers, and other authorities. The aim" is to remove the doubts some doctors still have about the vaccine's safety and effective ness. Circulari To Parents About 10 days later, the foun dation will begin distributing 35,000 00 circulars to parents of children in areas where vac cine is or willCbe available. Par ents will be told the vaccine is safe ai will be urged to get their children inoculated as quickly as possible. Finally, the organization plans -TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOUR ROSES Dormant spray kits available NOW. Don't put it off. SHARP'S DAIRY SUPPLY 217 W. 6th FOR RENT $120. 2 baths. 2 bdrms., family room, large kitchen, living room; attached garage. Ph. 2-2384. SMALL furn. apt. for bachelor or elderly lady. S8 wis. Utilities pd. 333 E. Jackson. FOR RENT 3-rm. apt. $40. mo., utili ties furn.. private entrance. 244 S. Central. Ph. 3-5275 after 6:00. Special rummage sale & ba zaar. Eagles Hall. 217 W. Main, Fri., 10:00 A.M.; Sat. 9:00 A.M. Co sponsors: THE FLOWER GARDEN & FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. Part benefit: JACKSON COUNTY DISASTER CAR WANTED, woman for child care, live in, room, board & salary. Ph. 2-8506. fialeigh English Racing Bike $25. In good running condition.- Duane Cul- bertson. lbbj b. Mage roaq. fOR RENT 3 rooms and bath, all electric: close in. S60. 11 N. Peach. APT. for rent, 3 rms., nicely furn., pvt. entrance, garage. 610 S. Holly. LOST Glasses. Black plastic frames shot with silver. Phone 3-3655. FOR SALE One 6-yr.-old child's bed with innerspring mattress. $15. 210 Lincoln. Jonathan & Delicious apples for sale. 3Uc lug, fhone 3-3abl. FOR SALE Piano. Fischer upright. S50X Phone 3-5287. HARDWOOD. Immediate delivery. Ph. 9-810o morn, or etys. BEAUTICIAN wanted, guaranteed J salary. Rel Rogue Beauty Shop. Phone GR 6-2501. FOR SAL E 15 Chinchillas with 6 cages, ail in good snape. x-n. o-jaao FOR SAL E Equity in '55 Olds or trade as down payment on place. Phone 3-1098. FOR SALE Purebred Nubian buck goat with papers. Ph. 3-3317. KOT responsible for any other debts than our own as of Nov. 27. Laine & Patricia Gibson MECHANICALLY inclined preferred. This is your opportunity to join a large corporation & provide your self & family with a better income & more secure future. If you are willing to work & study & give your family the advantages & can qualify on our interview & test, you will be accepted under our dealers commission & bonus plan starting at S349.90 to S798.80 per mo. Rapid promotions to men with outstanding ability & initiative3. See Mr. Long at the Central Motel. 510 S. Central. Two interviews only. Wed.. Dec. 7, 10:30 A.M. sharp, 2:30 P.M. sharp. FOR RENT Clean modern furnished 3-rm. apt. Utilities paid. Ph. 3-2430. FOR RENT Unfurn. 2-bdrm. house on bus line. Hwy. 99 South. 1 child & reference. Write Tribune Box 2792 CLOVER & grass hav $33 per ton. Box 224 Fern Valley Rd. Phone 3-1198. USED BABY GRAND PIANO for sale. Excellent condition. Beautiful finish. New bench. See this Grand piano to really appreciate the value. -PURUCkER'S PIANO HOUSE 111 North Central FIR SAWDUST to burn. MEDFORD FUEL Phone 2-2111 FOR SAL E 3;-ton Flatbed Stude baker Pickup. Motor just over- hauled. S500. Can be bought on w terms. Phone 2-5295. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. FURNITURE MOVING & STORAGE Padded Van Service. We nave a clean, fire-resistant storage ware house. Phone 2-5295. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. DOUBLE hung window sash S3.50 and up. 100.000 ft. 1x8 No. 4 and better re-sawed sheeting S40 per M. NORTON LUMBER CO.. Phoenix Free Delivery. Ph. 3-2888 RANGE CUBES. Molasses. rolled grains for supplemental feeds. Get our prices. GRANGE CO-OP Central Point Ashland .APPLICATION for Medford Mail Tribune carriers Must be 12 yrs old and in Jr high school resident of Medlord Apply in person at Mail Tribune circulation department WE FIX 'EM while vou sleep HAWKINS NITE GARAGE 616 S. Central Ph. 3-1534 MEDFORD FURNITURE 2ND HAND STORE USED Furniture and Appliances 2502 W. Main Phone 2-9355 ROOFING SUPPLIES Corregated Iron in 6 ft.. 7 ft.. 8 ft. and 10 ft. lengths. Roll roofing. Plastic cement roof coating. GRANGE CO-OP Central Point Ashland 100 LB. Bleached Flour Sacks for sale. BEARDENS BAKERY Ross Lane & W. Main. Ph. 3-1833 ORDER your head-dress early for the Charity Fancy Head-dress Ball, Dec. 16. Irene's Flowers. Dial 2-6337. FOR SALE: 1953 Ford Truck, Hi ton. Low mileage, excellent condition. Reasonably priced. Phone 2-5295. tan pe pougni on Terms PARAKEETS S195 CAGES S3.95 and up. Makes a perfect gift. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. WILL BUY up to 100 cords green Black Oak & Laurel. See Valley Fuel Co. 26 W. Main. RANGE CUBE S COTTONSEED CUBES Check our prices today. Phone 2-5295. SAMSON FEED & SEED CO. DOGS love the protection of WYDANE de-flea de-odorize clean in one op eration. Sharp's Dairy Supply. 217 W. 6th. Medford. CUSTOM MIXING & GRINDING Bring your grain to us for i a prompt grind job. POCKET KNIVES. Flashlights, garden tools, hammers, and other items for Christmas presents. GRANGE CO-Of Central Point Ashland Program where necessary to call on its more than 3,100 chapters and 2,000,000 year -around volun teers to help remove local bottle necks in vaccine distribution. O'Connor said he would like to see 28,000,000 youngsters in jected between now and next June when the 1956 polio season will be in full swing. "This is a tremendous job," he said in a telephone interview with United Press. "Even with an all-out educational program, I'm afraid we may not achieve our goal if Injections are left largely to the individual initia tive of parents as at present. Mass Inoculation Program "The foundation is not in the distribution system and will not interfere with the present vol untary system. But I have been urging every authority I can find to press for a mass inoculation program through the schools, for example. It's only in this way that you can give the number of shots we should give before next June." Millions of children still haven't received any Salk vac cine. One reason is lagging pro duction. But another big factor has been a sharp slump in de-' mand because of: j 1. The shift to the voluntary I distribution system; 2. Some con tinuing professional doubt about the vaccine's safety; and 3. The ' fact that the 1955 polio season has ended. As We Live By ELIZABETH HU9LOCK, PH.D. Kindness Is Needed For Sensitive People People who are sensitive must be handled with kid gloves. (Q) "I have a neighbor who seems ill at ease and self-conscious when she is with other neighbors: W e are a friendly group but she doesn't seem to fit. In fact, she seems to think . we look down on her and she is likely to mis interpret any thing we say as Dr. Herlock reflecting u n - favorably on her, "Her husband is a drunkard and often comes home so drunk he starts a fight with her or the children. He shouts so everyone can hear him. I know this em-, barrasses her. She seems even worse after one of these epi sodes. "I feel sorry for her and would like to help but I don't know what to do without offending her." Mrs. H. J. (A) This woman needs kind ness and understanding. She knows how people feel about heavy drinking and how they look down upon a man who comes home so drunk he shouts or picks fights with the family. Naturally she is embarrassed to go among her neighbors for fear of what they will think or say. You don't have to tell her how sorry you are, but you can go out of your way to be nice to her. Treat her as a real friend, not . just a casual acquaintance who happens to live in the same neighborhood. Invite her to your home for a cup of coffe and a chat; then drop in to chat with her. Draw Her Into Group Another thing you can do is to draw her into the group of neigh bors and try to make her feel she "belongs." The other wom en may not feel as you do. They may interpret her sensitivity as meaning she is snobbish. You can help them to see her as you do by commenting on how embar rassed she is by the way her hus band behaves and that her sen sitivity come from feeling ashamed of her husband's be havior. This should help the other women to understand and want to be her friends. (Copyright 1955, General Features Corp.) 4-H Club Canyon Cooking Club We have started 4-H meetings. The president is Sandra Clark, the vice-president is Renelda Griffeth, and reporter is Laura Bean. The next meeting will be at Florence Shaffer's. The ones that will do the cooking are Renelda and Fay. Mrs. Griffeth is the leader of group 2. Laura Bean, Reporter , Daily's U-Drive Medford Airport - ? BUNDLED UP President Eisenhower wears a wool scarf under his topcoat to ward off the cold as he makes his way into his office in Gettysburg's postoffice build ing. First business of the day was a meeting with Secy, of Defense Charles E. Wilson and Adm. Arthur Radford, chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff. i a For each $10 purchase at Your Friendly BIG Y this week thru Thursday, 4 p.m. you will receive the set of 6 CUSTARD DISHES m TTD IP u a raw Case off 12 TIDE Deal Pack Giant Size New 16-Lb. Box t $3 85 12-oz. Jar I WANTED!! EXPERIENCED LADY CHECKERS Between the ages of 21 and 35. High school education desirable. Particularly interested in married women who would like part time work. Hours would include evening and Sunday work. mhw i oung i experience. ALSO Young ladies to package groceries for customers. Mostly part time work-some evening and Sunday work. Chance of work ing to checker position. APPLY 6 to 9 p.m. Monday (tonight) 8 to 11 a.m. or 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Around Hollywood Hollywood U.P.) Holly wood hasn't changed much in a quarter century after all. This month marks the 'X A-j-ytXSftt s a r v of Mod- 5 ern Screen, one of those fan magazines usu a 1 1 y found in beauty shops and devoted to gossipy stories . Aline Mosby about the film stars. Recently the magazine tossed a party in honor of the stars it has fussed over down the years. Instead of going to the party I stayed home with a more inspiring subject the first issue of Modern Screen. Same People Back then they were trilling over the same people. One arti- SLEEPING CARS BLOCKED Copenhagen, Denmark U.R) A giant 200-ton steam locomotive was derailed in Copenhagen's Central station last night, block ing the passage of sleeping cars for Norway and Sweden. The locomotive had just rolled in from Italy when it was derailed at a switch, blocking sleeping cars for hours. 1 MTil la -1 " ' n I Flotill Brand 20-oz. Jar Case of 1 CHEER Large Box Giant Box gin wirn reran oanerj By ALINE MOSBY Ut'ied Press Correspondent cle was devoted to "Garbo's Hid ing Place." Magazines still write about Garbo's hiding places. There was an "open letter" to Clara Bow in which the editor scolded her for being "a harem scarem." These days fan maga zines write the same open let ters to Marilyn Monroe. Anoth er article gasped that Alice Joyce (who died here recently) was "a rarity in Hollywood a lady." Today they write the same prose about Grace Kelly. Even millionaire Howard Hughes has not been changed by time. In this old magazine is an item: "Howard Hughes is ru mored to be making an offer to buy Universal studio." He wait ed 23 years and bought RKO instead. On page 3 is an ad asking, "Who is the most popular man in the world Lindbergh or the Princes of Wales? Motion pic ture fans have voted Charles Farrell the most popular. You'll thrill to his performance in 'Liliom.' " Charlie now is atele vision star who also runs the swank Racquet club in Palm Springs. And "Liliom" still is before the cameras but this time as a musical, "Carousel," for the supercolossal screens. Other articles had a familiar LMEGFi MEAT K-P Brand 12-Oz. Can FOR TALL CANS A REAL SOAP Giant Box IVORY BARS CAMAY OXYDOL New Pink DREFT 4 Personal .25c Soap of Beautiful Women 1 New Detergent Lotion Mild 3 Med. Size ...27c Bath x YJt giant -rg giant -grj- 2 Lge. 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Only now the magazines feature Tab, Race, Rock, Marlon, etc. At Home Back then the magazine was Per Month Downtown Area Phone 2-2980 O O Nestles Brand IVORY SNOW or IVORY FLAKES For Dainty Things Giant BOX 75 doing "at home layouts" with Ann Harding, a practice still followed so readers can know an actress' closet better than she does. Twosomes back in 1930: "Dixie Lee has up and married $ $ $ $ $ A nop Don't get caught in that last minute rush! Beat the crowds by doing your shopping early with Cash . . . Call, write or come in to Stark Finance Co. and arrange a Cash loan for your Xmas needs . . . Ample parking at Stark Finance Co., on the highway. Stark Finance Co, 2739 No. 99 Medford, Ore. Tel. 3-1817 $ $ $ $ $ O The 8-Inch Round Cake Pan for the Same $10.00 Purchase IFMIEIE Build these extras into a Christmas Gift Set Big Y Gardenland 0RAN6ES 24 fAnnniT sno - inn ill 1 j Cello Pack SPRING GREEN BROCCOLI Meat Features STEW MEAT 2.t?L 59 UMD lbs. 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