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0 TWO MED! (OSISOK) MAIL TRIBUNE & Vice-President Is ?van With 'Idea Look' New York (U.P.J Vice-Presi-dent Nixon is the man with the 'ideal look" according to the American Women's Institute, which named him the nation's best dressed man for 1955. Mrs. Veronica Dengel, author and president of the institute, last night announced the top 10. Se said Nixon was chosen because his clothing is neat, smart and striking, "the ideal gught by the average Ameri can manO' The "casual edignity" of the clothes worn by Henry Cabot Lodge, U. S. ambassador to the United Nations, gave him the No. 2 spot on the institute's list as the man wi'i "the poised look." Other "lookers" on the insti tute's list included: Henry . ord II, automobile manufacturer, "the handsome look." Averell Harriman, New York governor, "the conservative look." A. vl. Sonnabend, industrial ist and hotel wner, "the execu tive look." J&eph Pellegrino, macaroni magnate, who "mirrors the av erage white collar worker, the contemporary look." Conrad Hilton, hotel owner, "the impeccable look." Ruby Newman, society orches tra leader, "the suave look." Leo Durochea former base ball manager and now a TV executive, "the sports look." w Eddie Fisher, singer, "the young look." Family Members . Here for Holiday Several members of JVIrs. Myr tle Ferns' family were here from out of town to spend the holiday week end at her home on Fern Valley road. They are Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hoffman and family, Prineville, who left fo? their home Monday morning; Mr. and Mrs. William Ferns and family, Prospect, and jitoert Hoffman, an aviation ord nance chief in the Navy at Ala meda Navy base, Alameda, Calif. Officer Hoffman left Sunday. He soon will observe his 20th anniversary in the service. t Meshew Family Leaves fbr Home Mr. and Mrs.oKenneth Meshew and children, Virgil, Mary Ann, Julie and Nicki, Oakridge, Ore., lef'g) today for their home after visiting since Christmas eve with his brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. O..D. Martin, Table Bgck road. The Martins entertained Christmas day at dinner at their home for the fam- ily and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' L. T. Meshew, Medford. ' Three Visit Here At DeJarnett Home Holiday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto W. DeJarnett, 618 West Jackson street, are Mrs. DeJarnett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Samuelson, Salinas, Calif., and her son, Mid shipman Charles E. Cosky, a stu dent at the United States Naval academy, Annapolis, Md. The Samuelsons will return home tomorrow and Midshipman Cosky will leave by air January 1 for the return trip to Annapo lisgfVIidshipnftn Cosky, who was. graduated from Medford High school with the class of 1955, . is known to his friends here as Charles Kanehl. - Gouple Here Mr. and Mrs. Dan Earhart, Portlard, arrived in Medford Sunday night to mak a brief visit with Mr. Earhart's parents, r. and Mrs. S. D. Earhart, 11 North Peach street. Mr. Earhart is a junior at the University of , Oregon Dental school in Port land The couple will return north Thursday. Returns Mrs. Betti Boyle, Jackson ho telmanager, returned Monday evening from Bakersfield, Calif., where she visited for the holiday week end with a sister and her family. She left here Friday by bus and was delayed en route because of California flood con ditions. WHEN COLDS MAKE HIM Give Your Baby Relief that I AM WORK !'AUE&TI When a chest cold strikes, use Vicks VapoRub the proved medication thatoacrs two ways at once. When you rub it on, Vapo Rub quickly relieves muscu lar soreness. At the same fi77ie,0VapoRub's medicated vapors bring relief with every breath. Soothing vapor medi cation travels deepintoBaby's nose, throat andlarge bronc'h- Christmas Dinners Given by Couples Many Medford couples enter tained at Christmas dinners, in viting friends and relatives to share the festive day. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cullen, Franeta ranch, Ross lane, enter tained at a family dinner at their home Christmas day. Attending were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Delos Cullen, and children, Pat, Ronnie and Sharon Lee. The group met first at the son's home, also at the ranch, for breakfast and opening of gifts. Dinner guests Christmas day at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rowan,' 828 Minnesota ave nue, were Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Buffington and sons, C. H. Buf- fington Jr.. and Spencer; and Dr and Mrs. Elliott Harlow and in fant son. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Douthit, Beall lane, entertained at dinner Sunday at their home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. Lyall Fid ler, Mrs. Marie Strong and the hosts' son, Nathan Douthit. As We Live By ELIZABETH HUSLOCK, PH.D. Cruelty To Elderly People Should Not Be Tolerated There are many people today who have little respect for those who are getting along in years. There are others, fortun ately fewer in number, who seem to delight in making eld erly people feel unwanted. (Q) "Two years ago, my father died and left my mother alone with a Dr. Hezlock small sum of money. She could have lived on ii but her health was poor so I asked my husband if he would object io her com ing to live with us. My mother fold me she would turn over everything Dad left her and let me have her furniture and house hold things io use or sell in re turn for my giving her a home. "My husband consented gladly to this because he was pressed for money at the lime and was glad to have the extra money from my mother. Now he has used up most of that money to buy a car and he is very nasty to my mother. He says and does' things to make her feel un wanted. She is very sensitive about this and wants me to try to put her in a .home but I have refused. "I think my husband is being veiy unfair to her and very cruel. I have told him this 'and it is causing a lot of arguments. I don't want to break up our marriage because we have two small children, but I don't want to be unfair to my mother." B. R. (A) If your husband won't listen to reason when you point out to him how unfair he is be ing to your mother, then take this problem to your minister, explain what your husband has done with your mother's money and how he is now treating her. Perhaps your minister can make him realize how unfair he is., I trust that you have kept some evidence of the amount of money your mother turned over to you and a list of the house hold articles you have from her that you are using or have sold. This can be used as a weapon over your husband's head if such a weapon is ever needed to make him treat -your mother as he should. He had no right to use the money she gave you for a car and other personal things. He must be made to realize that he owes her a home and support whether he likes it or not, as he has taken her money and used it for himself. Be sure your minister empha sizes this when he talks to your husband. (Copyright 1955, General Features Corp.) The climate in New Mexico ranges from that of Hudson bay to that of New Orleans, be cause of a vast difference in the state's elevation. CRY ial tubes. Congestion starts breaking up. Coughing eases. : Warming relief comes, lasts . for hours. So when colds strike, de pend on- VA PORUB Rub on ReJief-.'Sreofhe in Relief Vicla end VapoRub era Irg. Trait Morfca. Tuesday, December 27, 1955 Skirts To Be Say Clothing By ELIZABETH TOOMEY j United Press Correspondent ! New York OJ.R) The future looks interesting indeed. Men now can look ahead with opti mism, if not outright eagerness. The things women are going to wear in the year 2000 are worth waiting for. Twelve well known and reliable designers have made up samples of the clothes they predict will be pop ular at the turn of the next cen tury. In a word Wow! Mollie Parnis, who designs clothes for Mrs. Dwight Eisen hower, predicts women will wear thigh-high skirts for casual occasions. Oleg Cassini, who designs only things with skirts now, predicts they'll be out of date in 2000. So will high-heeled shoes, Cas sini says. Women will wear skin tight trousers and antennas on their hats. Bosoms Almost Bare Maurice Rentner, a conserva tive, white-haired veteran in the designing world, says bosoms will be almost bare and the rest of a woman's body will be cov ered with a minimum of fabric: The clothes will be designed to be shown to television audi ences .on New Year's day on "Wide Wide World" over NBC TV. A few of the . original sketches had to be modified to meet the network's rules on how much can be revealed to family audiences. The show will be filmed live from Palm Beach, Fla., fortu nately, since a girl could catch pneumonia in those outfits north of the Mason-Dixon line. "Temperatures will be con trolled by filtering the sun's rays so warmth in clothing will be less important," Vincent Monte Sano said. He designed a coat of clear plastic for futuris tic wear The plastic is a new Du Pont product called "Mira cle Milor," which is no thicker than cellophane but as durable as stainless steel. Rentner's cocktail costume for the young woman of 2000 con sists of a brief necklace bras siere of blue satin, a slinky satin skirt slit to the hips on both sides and a coin-studded cape of silk organza which flutters from the back of the necklace bras siere strap. Cassini created a one-piece jersey suit that looks a little like a ballet dancer's leotard, except for the wires encircling the bo soms and the radio telephone attached to the belt buckle and the earphones and antenna at tached to the hood. Skirts Must Go "The suit will be tempera' ture-controlled," Cassini ex plained. "There is a battery un der the bosom which controls the warmth needed. The bosom wires receive a slight vibration trom the battery and have a Set of Seven Brighten household chores with these cute motifs! Easy to embroider on kitchen towels cheerful "helpers" every day of the week! Set of seven different em broidery transfers included in Pattern 7225! Each design about 5x6 inches. Grand for gifts, bazaars! 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Ben Reig designed a dinner ensemble that consists of pink mesh ' stockings studded with black sequins, a pink marqui sette skirt split to the waist in four panels to show the sequin studded shorts beneath, and a long - sleeved pink marquisette bodice. There's one for the men, too. MacGregor Sportswear predicts men will wear one-piece sports suits, knee-length and closed with magnetic clasps no but tons, zippers or pins. But nobody will be looking at the men. Former Residents Visit in Ashland Mr. and Mrs. Karl Moore and family, former Medford resi dents, left Monday for their home at Redding, Calif., after visiting for the week end in Ash land at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Moore. The family also visited numerous Medford friends. Mr. Moore formerly was man ager of truck sales at Crater Lake motor company. About six months ago the family moved to the California city where he is associated with the Lincoln-Mercury agency. Officers Elected By Mounted Troop Mrs. Howard Haskell was elected captain of the Ladies Mounted troop, auxiliary to the Jackson County Mounted Sher iff's posse, at a dinner meeting of the troop last week. Mrs. Clar ence Dodge, retiring captain, was honor guest at the dinner given by past captains. ; Miss Montana Emerson is the new first lieutenant and Mrs. Norman Koehler, second lieuten ant. DeMolay Postpones Installation Rite Medford chapter of DeMolay announced today, that the instal lation of officers set for Decem ber 28 has been postponed since a number of the members are out of the city. It will be held instead on January 11 in Med ford Masonic temple at 7:30 p.m. CALENDAR Tuesday 8 p.m. DUV, courthouse. Wednesday 1:30 p.m. Chapter AA, PEO, John C. 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They are John Walker, Robert Walker and Mrs. Walker and Dennis Gil strap. All are from Eugene, Ore. First fine hi-fidelity phonograph for 53495 Capacity Crowd Gives U.S. Opera Company Big Ovation Leningrad, Russia CU.R) A capacity crowd of 2,300 persons gave the American folk opera Porgy and Bess" a standing ten-minute ovation at its pre mier in the Soviet Union Mon day night. The Gershwin opera was per formed at the Palace of Culture by the first American opera com pany ever to tour Soviet Russia. It will move to Moscow on Jan. 12. After the performance offi cials of the Ministry of Culture and u. S. Ambassador Charlps a. iiomen went backstage to congratulate the cast of 60. i'eter Kabanov, head of the Department, of Theater and Mu Sacred Music Concert Scheduled Tonight A concert of sacred music will be presented tonight at the First Church of the Nazarene by the Western Evangelical Seminary singers, who will be here from Portland. The seminarv is an Evengelical United Brethren graduate school for training of ministers and missionaries. Dr. Paul Petticord, president of the institution, will accom pany the singers. The Rev. Wil mer Brown, is director. Mrs. Petticord will furnish chalk art work during the concert. Playwright, Actor Dies After Stroke New York (U.R) Robert Gar land, 60, drama , mj- wright and actor, died early to day in Veterans' hosnital r had suffered a stroke. Garland, a native of Balti more, was drama critic for the New York .Tnnmal A: and the International News Service until his retirement sev eral years ago. He previously had been drama critic for the Baltimore American Paiti Daily Post, and the New York woria reiegram. He was the author of a num ber of plays. reap Coats Suits Dresses Robes Negligees Lingerie Skirts Gloves, Jewelry Balance of WINTER HATS values to $15.00 214 East Main sic of the Ministry of Culture told the cast, "I congratulate you on your great success." Bohlen Comment Bohlen commented that the story of Catfish Row was a singularly well-chosen opera" for the first American appear ance in Russia. In a pre-curtain speech Boris Sagurski, director of the Lenin grad Maly theater, said,. "The Soviet Union appreciates the opportunity to become acquaint ed with the operatic culture of the United States and the great talents of the American people. Musical art transcends langu age and therefore brings the peo ple together," he said. Konstantin Sergeev, ballet master of the Leningrad Ballet Theater, drew cheers when he said, "Let this be the beginning of our great and sincere friend ship." The audience reacted enthusi astically and with some puzzle ment. The plot was difficult to follow because the Russian pro grams had not arrived from Moscow. But most of those pres ent seemed to like the music and the staging. ! SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDS MOBILE Adri nenne STORE extra value in this Annual Savings Event! . 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