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o o o SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE NEWS NOTES from Medford High School Edited by James Boyd: itaffi Linda Robertson. Kay Nieo damut, and Bob Bright. Nov. 19 marked the end of the first grading quarter at Medford high. Report .cards were passed out by registration room teachers last Monday. Tuesday the cards were filed out in each class. -In preparation for the Christ mas season, the Girls' league has. purchased ,23 dolls. Ward robes for the dolls will be made by the girls, in .competition among classes. There will be. a treat for the winning class. s The class representatives are responsible for contacting all the girls in their class. The girls will work on a wardrobe or bring a used doll or another suitable gift for a small girl. Money donations will be accepted. from persons who cannot donate time or a gift. This money will be usod to buy Care packages. Tuesday, Ebo Lubich, notfcd. singer of American, French, Latin American and gypsy songs, will entertain students of Med ford high. This long-to-be-remembered singer interprets the mood of his audience by singing med leys to his own guitar or piano accompaniment. During the Ultrm hisn-fidplity eon ool in mahoaDy or limed oak combines 4 speed automatic chancer with AM-FM radio. Famous Columbia "360" K-2 sound system in cludes i speakers, Ronetts high-fidelity turnover cartridge. Seven separaM controls allow ultimate in sound definition. Built-in radio antenna, record storage ( space. I -4 1 $339.93 Mahogany o Limed. Oak Slightly Higher LISTEN . . . tiie greatest sound, engineered by the greatest name in sound Columbia! Look . . . the superb new styl ing of the 197 Columbia phonographs. Stop Look and Listen to the exciting, new-Columbia line next time you're in our neighborhood. r o BOOKS When. your energy needs recharging.. refresh . with milk! Whiever you feel "done in," take time cut for milk. Drink it cold. That's when your thrist'fels tRe full effe'et of "nature's best reiresjier. ooia maiK, with its solid nourishment of natural proteins and vitamins, leads the "field" m refreshment o ' Dr'mk gasses tof Milk every 'day course of the program he often sings in several different lan guages. Among other accomplishment! .he is proficient in nine lan guages a graduate of the Uni versity of Strassbourg with a de gree in electrical engineering, and a gourmet. Under this year's assembly procedure students not inter ested in a musical program may report to the library or the gyms for study or recreation. The debate squad begins a full year of forensics early in De cember, when it travels to the Pacific university speech tourna ment. A promising group of de baters from Medford will com pete in debate, impromptu and extemporaneous speaking, ora tory, serious and humorous read ing. NO MORE WAITRESSES Milwaukee-!U.R) "Waitress" now is a term of the past in Wis consin, according to the Wiscon in .Restanrant Assn., which says "hostess" is the right word. The woman formerly known as the hostess is now known as the "hostess supervisor." And to make the name-changing com plete, bus boys are now "sani tarians." GIFTS RECORDS 1 You never outgrow your need for Milk! ft-:-?) MILK pToMczTs league Sunday, November 25. I9SB K'S&T ... L , .1 v"- ' " ' . - ' V V WINTER SPREADS H.S WHITE BLANKET Hundreds were marooned as a four foot blanket of snow fell on southwestern New York. Highway scene above near Springville shows autos abandoned by deer hunters. A snowplow cleared one lane. On The Side (Distributed by King , What was the first super or spectacular type film to have a long run in New York City? Wasn't it a film in color of the durbar in India? How about the second? Was it "Cabiria," an Italian film that ran at the old Knickerbocker theatre? As for the third, wasn't it "The Birth of a Nation" that ran at the old Liberty theatre on West 42nd That's a trio of queries for young old timers to fool around with. I didn't see the color film of the durbar but I saw "Cabi ria" and "The Birth of a Na tion." Since that ' time I have seen every super film, silent and sound, ever produced. The best of this type of film I ever viewed I saw the other night. That is Mike Tood's "Around the World in Eighty Days." This Is a clas sic of classics. Furthermore, it is the best show on Broadway, stage or screen. Horses and Women v There are nearly a million and half more women than men in the United States at this time. That is according to the latest population statistics. However, we urge that those of our clients who are currently engaged in husband hunting be not alarmed. This department has their inter ests at heart. We will continue to offer some helpful hints oni husband hunting based on the re search of our horses and women experts. At the moment we are searching for a translation of that book titled "L'Art D'Atr raper Les Hommes" ("The Art of Trapping Men") by Herve Lowick. As previously said a book on that subject by a Pari sienne should be worth the con sideration of all husband hunt ers. Asides While strolling down Lexing- Ev Sb0 I By e. v. During Features Syndicate, Inc.) ton Ave. I saw a very unusual sight. A man who is a double for Jimmy Durante. He could match, Jimmy schnozzle for schnozzle. That Manhattan es tablishment called the physiog nomical hair cutters is still going strong. These tonsorialists claim to give a man a haircut that fits his face ... in a bookshop win dow I noted a volume titled "Aunt Sally's Policy Players Dream Book." I don't go for pol icy but if Aunt Sally has writ ten a dream book for horse play ers I could be interested. Asking - Queries from clients. Q. Am I right in saying that the records reveal that women are better au tomobile drivers than men? A. You are quite right. However, it is not a matter of comparative intelligence. Nor a question of skill. It is because women are more careful drivers than men. They proceed with greater cau tion. Wealthy Widow Hope Hampton, erstwhile cin ema luminary, is featuring a new $30,000 chinchilla coat. Hope's late husband-, Jules Bru latour, left her a fortune of many millions of dollars. Do you know how Brulatour hap pened to become a millionaire? It was because he could speak French. In the early days of the film industry, a French manu facturer of film negative named Ijumiere came to this country to arrange for an' agent for his product. He could find no one in the film industry except Bru latour who could speak French. Brulatour was a native of New Orleans, La. He came from an old French family. Anyway, Brulatour secured the Lumiere agency for film negative. That led to his securing the exclusive right to sell Eastman film nega tive. For many years Brulatour was paid a commission on every foot of Eastman moving picture film negative sold in this coun try. That resulted in his becom ing a millionaire many times over. Among the Married If a girl marries at the age of 17, she can have at least 13 chil dren. So says an expert on the subject. Speaking of births, it is said that in the case of a child less couple the male is more often to blame than the female. It is said that a starving male is more likely to become a father than a well-fed one. So if you know of a childless couple who wants to become parents sug gest to the wife that she put her husband on a starvation diet. Streamlining Has your wife a 28-inch waist? How about her hips? Do they measure 38 or 40 inches? Or don't you know? Anyway, that Manhattan streamlining outfit is still maintaining it has a "spot reducing" method that enables it to guarantee a reduction of from two to four inches in two weeks. So, if that can be done, your wife could have a 26-inch waist and 36-inch hips and per haps be in line to win a Mrs. America contest. After all, if the establishment a f o r ementioned "guarantees" the reduction, mi NO DISEASES LEFT? Albany, N. Y. U.R) Polio researchers looking for the virus that causes the disease, found some viruses they say are look ing for a disease to cause. The New York Health Department "Health News" said the re searchers have dubbed these "orphan viruses." NEW LIFE Sigismund Csicsery and his bride, Gabriefie, await processing in Milwaukee. They are two of many thousands who fled the Red terror of their na tive Hungary. They wed on their way to America. there is no reason to pay them if they don't make good. So what has your matrimonial mate to lose? Centuries pro Since the beginnings of civilization, breed has been man's staf7of life. Each generation has found new ways to make bread better and has passed this knowledge on . . . Into the baking of BECK'S ROGUERIDGE FARMS STONE-GROUND 100 WHOLE WHEAT BREAD gees the knowledge of centuries. From it comes o a new taste sensation for the connoisseur and a healthful, delightfully different loaf for everybody! Try a loaf today I o (2? The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each article Is a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does not give advice; It merely reports, on problems that have beev dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors. Mrs, Julia L. He shouldn't leave his wife for me. Edwin M. She doesn't think of her own happiness. . Mrs. Julia L. I am a widow in my 60s and I have been work ing for the past several years. I have worked in close asso ciation with a man of about my age who now wants to divorce his wife and marry me. ' . We have been, very congenial in our working relationship. Our work required us to spend an occasional evening together. Fi nally it led to our having anti mate relations, hut I called a halt to this when I realized how it was destroying Edwin's mar riage. I do not feel Edwin ought to leave his wife. She made a very, good home for him, is a fine en tertainer, raised his children well and just doesn't deserve this kind of treatment in her old age. ... Edwin M. My wife and I have never really been happy together and since I met Julia things have been getting worse and worse. What Julia says is true. My wife is a fine woman, but she has never understood me and we have now grown So far apart it seems foolish to continue this sham marriage. Julia is so good and fine, she doesn't think of herself, her own happiness. She is lonely. I could make her happy. She has admit ted that she was never as happy with her husband as with me. I know my wife and I as sure she will grant me a divorce if she knows I am in love with an other woman. We are mature and principled individuals and should be able to settle this. The Council: Julia has played a very cruel game and Edwin I seems exceptionally naive. ! If Julia really doesn't want Edwin to get a divorce (and this is possible), she has just used him to -fill her spare time and add a little excitement to her life. She wants to enjoy his ad miration without committing herself ultimately. It is also possible that she real ly does want him to get the di vorce and is pushing the situa tion to the utmost by disdaining the role of the bad woman or "other woman." , Her "goodness" makes Edwin even more enam ored of her and gives him the feeling that their relationship is I a loftv one. 1 Julia has understood that Ed win is the kind of man who must feel that he is acting in accord ance with the highest principles. r if OT i dtiGecl fhis loaf of BHUEAB O) -At ft v. 3& U; j ,ysMshmj, ' IT'S ANOTHER Beck's TKvutUf ?W PRODUCT, OF COURSE! (Rogueridge hard wheat and non-fat She has gotten htm to feel that the highest principle in this case would be to scrap his marriage and marry her, or continue on their present basis. e Both Julia 'and Edwin should look t this affair for what it is an extramarital affair that is condemned by society ancb re ligion. It has seriously disturbed a long-lasting marriage and hurt at least one other human being. If there is any goodness in Julia or principle in Edwirt, they will cut this liaison both in its per sonal and business aspects. (Copyright 1956. Gensj-aljea-lures Corp.) " " Presidents Assures Workers of Holiday. o Washington (U.R) Presi dent Eisenhower Saturday assur ed most government workers Sf a four-day Christmas holiday .In a-memorandum to deparfc ment heads, the President asked that all employees, not needed to maintain a skeleton force e ! excused on Monday, flee. 24. i He also urged department heads to adopt a "liberal poliey" of granting of annual leave to employees who wish to tfse up some of their leaves during the . period between Clyistmas and j Jan. 1. The President said his memo wilt not excuse fromo duty Christmas ave any employees in the State department, Defense department on other agerfcies who for national scurity o other 8 Exposure Roll.. J REPRINTS VoTT L C V 5 vr .nvr) PENNYVVISE- 323 E. Main r irv nowieage 0 0 Farmi Stone-Ground 100 Whole Wheat freed eontoloj locally stone-ground, honey, molasses, butter, salt, ytjast, milk.) Tw Mori Trse Mb Slaledloiefum0 ' Washington (U.R)-Two morf) turncoat GIs who remained with the Communists the efid of the Korean war aif: coming homepChjeeseCCommunists hawe infcrmed U.S.oofficials. The Chine Red Cross said Afley P.4e caj ($arbondie. 111 and Aaron Wilson of Urania, La., wojjld leave Ching) at te Hong Kong border Dec. 2. That will make five returnees of the 21 Americgn servicijaoen who eleSed to stick with their captorsoafter theQCoreaf) truce. Thre others Jeft China in 1955 Otho BellpWilliai Cowart and Iaewis QiggHsj The Chinese announcement of Wilson's rourn confirmed a let ter received from him by his motfter, Mrs. nenry Wgon, Ja Urania this week. It gave no rea son for his return, o ' O u o o reasces should remainoat thei: posts. . , The camel stores water hgid Kis stomach, where there are several pouches holding five to six quarts. o PICTURE TUBES REJUVENATED h your picturt rubt dull and wak? 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