FOUHTEEX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Sunday. Jun 3. 19SS i
News About Books
From the Library
Graceful Cape
Of the 258 books addeed to the
Medford and Jackson County li
brary during May, 56 volumes
were gifts.
Individual donors included
Miss Florence Lance, Miss Lou
Reynicsek, and E. P. Ireland of
Medford. Mrs. Lelia Lamb of
Central Point, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Buck of Rogue River.
A fund of $100 donated to the
library by the Jackson County
Health association is making it
possible for the library to ampli
fy and modernize its collection
of books and pamphlets on the
subjects of child development,
the family, and mental health.
A list of new book titles fol
lows: Th child and in family: The
personality of the young child,
Ribble; The jealous child, Polol
sky; The mentally retarded child,
Levinson; Psychosocial develop
ment of c h i ldren, Josselyn;
Youth: the years from ten to
sixteen. Gesell; Love is not en
ough, Bettelhcim; The adoles
cent and his world, Josselyn;
Sex attiudes in the home, Eck
ert; You and your child. De Kok;
How to play with your child. Ar
nold; Have fun with your chil
dren, Horwich; Saving children
from delinquency, Stott; Facts of
life and love for teen-agers, Du
vall; How to be a woman, Frank;
The happy lamily. Levy; para
doxes of everyday life. Sapir
stein: Helping your child's emo
tional growth. Wolf; Parents and
children, Valentine; Juvenile de
linquency, McClellan.
How-to-do-it: How to win prize
contests, Sumners; How to write
a story and sell it, St. Johns;
How to build small boats,
Schock: Broadcasting television
and radio, Kingson; Lawns and
landscaping handbook, Everett;
Boating handbook, Mechanix Il
lustrated; Complete guide to in
terior decoration. House and
Garden; Herbs for the kitchen,
Mazza; The world's best recipes.
Small; Handy man's -electrical
repairs handbook, Hertzberg;
How to establish and operate a
Jr. Suit-Dress
retail store, Robinson; Problems
of the independent businessman,
Grimshaw.
Fin arts: The home book of
musical knowledge, Ewen; Our
musical heritage, Sachs; Art
treasures of the Louvre, Huyghe.
Sporls and gami: The official
encyclopedia of baseball, Turk
in; Yankee batboy, Carried; Golf
secrets of the pros, Robinson;
Stage technique made easy, Mor
05C0: Lions, tigers, and me, Pros
ke; Everyday games for children,
Troester.
' Biography: General Ike, Hatch;
Olympio: the life of Victor Hugo,
Maurois; Who was who in Amer
ica. Travel: Flying frontiersman.
Potter: Journey down a rainbow,
Priestley; The U.S.A. in color,
Holiday.
Indians: The ten grandmoth
ers, Marriott; Indians of today.
Gridley; The book of Indian
crafts and costumes. Mason.
History: Everyday life in an
cient itmes. National Geographic
magazine; Through these men,
Brown.
Science and technology: Ham
mond's nature atlas of America,
Jordan; The world of night, Mil
ne: American fond and game
fishes, Jordan; Stalking birds
with color camera, Allen; The
book of fishes. National Geogra
phic society; The power to go,
Denison; Follow the whale, San
derson. Social Ufa and customs: Good
behavior, Nicolson; Every other
bed, Gorman; The Hoover re
port. 1953-1955. MacNeil; Immi
gration and the United States,
Tyler; So you're going in the
Army! Begley; The girl with the
swansdown seat. Pearl.
Religion and philosophy: The
small sects in America. Clark;
Behold the glory, Walsh; The
miracle of Lourdes, Cranston;
Twentieth Century encyclopedia
of religions knowledge: Search
for purpose, Morgan. -
Othar non-fiction: Writers and
artists' year book; American Li-i
brary annual for 1955-1956; The
new library key,' Cook.
Scianca fiction: The dragon in
the sea, Herbert; Forbidden area,
Frank.
Mystery: Escape while I can,
Martlett; The case of the demure
defendant. Gardner; The man
who paid his way, Sheldon; Mur
der in Haiti, Vandercook; The
perfect crime. Queen.
Teen-age: Morning glory. Hall;
Go, team, go! Tunis;A city for
Jean, Wells; Mystery of the long
house, McDonald; On the trail of
Inca gold, Lazo; Strange disap
pearance from ward 2, Deming;
Nancy runs the bookmobile,
Lambert.
Other naw fiction: The quiet
American, Green; Kabongo.. Ba
ker; Lucy Crown, Shaw; For All
We Know, Stern; A thing of
beauty, Cronin; Dead Warrior,
Myers: The sudden strangers,
Barrett; Barnaby Rudge, Dick
en.?; The road to glory, Teilhet;
The life and adventures of Joa
quin Murieta, Ridge; Another
sky- Babson; Time cannot dim,
Canoll; Landfall, Hull; The
srorig hand, Blankfort; The
chm, Canning; Wanderer up
on earth, Finegan; Looking be
yond, Lin: The eagles' song,
Downes; The presence of grace,
Powers.
Easy-crochet a little cape to ;
cover summer fashions. Light
and lovely in a simple mesh with
dainty petal-stitch trim.
Pattern 7346: Crocheted cape;
Misses' Sizes Small, Medium :
and Large included. Easy in 3-!
ply fingering yarn or cotton!
Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
in coins for this pattern add 5
cents for each pattern for 1st
class mailing. Send to Medford :
Mail Tribune, Household Arts j
Dept., P.O.Box 168, Old Chelsea
Station, New York 11, N. Y.
Print plainlv NAME. ADDRESS
AND PATTERN NUMBER.
Two FREE patterns printed
in the new Alice Brooks Needle
craft book for 1956! Stunning
designs for yourself, for your
home just for you; our readers!
Dozens of other designs to order
all easy, fascinating hand
work! Send 25 cents for your
copy of . this wonderful book
right away! . . "
Exciting new fashion for the
Jr. miss and sew-easy! It's a
stunning sheath dress, with high
Empire bodice of flattering
gathers: add the smart jacket
and it becomes a summer suit
So versatile perfect for any oc
casion! Pattern 9196: Jr. Miss Sizes
9. 11. 13. 15. 17. Size 13 dress
takes 2'- yards 35-inch, 3 8
yard contrast. Jacket takes 2a
yards.
This easy-to-use pattern gives
perfect fit. Complete, illustrated
Sew Chart shows you every step.
Send THIRTY-FIVE CENT9
in coins for this pattern add 5
cents for each pattern for 1st
riae inailinff Send to Marian
Martin, care of Medford Mail
Tribune. Pattern Dept.. 232 West
18th St.. New York 11. N. Y.
Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS
with SIZE and Slli.i xhuivi
BER.
Daily's U-Drive
Medford Airport
Salem (U.R Attorney Gen
eral Robert Y. Thornton says
that signing of poll books by vot
ers of irrigation districts is not
requirea.
Philippine women were given
tne rignt to vote in ihjj.
Grange
Live Oak Grange
The Rogue River advanced
school band presented a musi
cal program at Live Oak Grange
during the meeting held May 24.
The boys and girls, under the
direction of Neil Stone, were
served ice cream and cake fol
lowing the concert.
The agricultural committee
reported that hog prices had
taken a sharp upturn and that
spring larmb prices were hold
ing steady, as were egg prices.
Legislative chairman Larry
Sheehan reported that the re
vised farm bill, including the
soil bank, had been passed. He
also mentioned several other
bills that were up for consideration.
The building committee was
authorized to purchase asbestos
siding to finish the Grajige build
ing, with work scheduled to Be
gin in the near future.
Chaplain Edith Osborne pre
sented an impressive service in
memory of Grange members Nel
lie Robinson and Truman Drew.
Mr. and Mrs. Plank served cof
fee and doughnuts following the
meeting.
A pheasantlike bird in Austra
lia builds a nest as big as a man's
house. Using leaves, sticks and
debris, Megapodius reinwardt
constructs a home sometimes as
much as 15 feet high and 50 feet
in circumference. It lays its egg
deep in the pile where they are
incubated by the heat of fer
menting vegetation.
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