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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1957)
Communist Magazine Warns Dictatorship Moscow ttl.Ri The Com munist party central committee magazine Party Life warned to day the "dictatorship of the pro letariat must be firm and mer ciless with anti-Soviet elements" which it admitted were at work In the Soviet Unien. Party Life said there are "remnants of anti-Soviet ele ments in our country" who "at tempt to exploit for their abom inable purposes our difficulties and shortcomings, raise malici ous slanders against policies of the party and state and are spreading all kinds of provac tory rumors." BRING YOUR SHOVELS San Gabriel, Calif. (U.R) Everybody can participate in a ground-breaking ceremony to be conducted -Thursday in Searcy, Arkj A business machine firm which will build the plant an nounced the ceremony would be a "do it yourself" affair and asked guests to bring their own shovels. Apples give off an ethylene gas strong enough to wilt cut flowers. - fJr : A it AS - "HI V 1 VSi Corny" pants with a bib cut lika farmer's in floral-printed sailcloth ara combined by John Waitx of Amco with a "work" ihlrt in grassy green cotton broadcloth. Klnps Make your Hps unalltr amazing NEW EASY way at home. No diet or woiaM lo. Die al HOME while yon REST, Reduce ilia of HIPS, TUMMY, THIGHS. NO EFFORT. Funl Sensible. Healthful. Economical. WamaM Say: "Four fetches removed from abdomen. 3 in. from kips."-M.F. "3 in. from hi pa. "MA. "First time unc I've bad my 3 children my tummy is flat" E.S. "Dress sixe u Its oowll'-CP. Yeas may tose lessor mote. New, Easy, No Effort FREE booklet and FREE HOME demonstration. W. PROVE AT NO COST how yoo may reduce in sire. MAIL COUPON LADY oaVisor girai rgM Information. Two Contributions Made by Members Of Phoenix HEC Phoenix Year boots were distributed at a meeting of Phoe nix Home Economics club held January 16 at the home of Mrs George Hartley, South Pacific highway. Luncheon was served, with Mrs. Loyal Bates and Mrs. Vaughn Quackenbush as co-hostesses. Roll was answered with New Year resolutions. Members voted to contribute to the Spence memorial scholar ship fund, and to a fund to send sewing machines to Korea. The club will continue to sew and mend at Camp White once a month, and anyone wishing to help with this project is askrd to contact Mrs. Sylvia Bates. The Grange chaplain has ask ed that members who have not yet donated home canned fruit, jam or vegetables for the family which was recently "burned out" to take these articles to the Grange meeting Tuesday, Janu ary 22. Eighteen members attended the meeting, and Mrs. Robert Carr was a visitor. To make elegant cinnamon rolls, spread a rectangle of bak ing powder biscuit dough first with softened butter and then with orange marmalade. Sprin kle with chopped crisp walnuts and cinnamon. Roll up like jelly roll, cut into slices and bake in muffin tins. Children of all ages love to make gingerbread men. The easiest "way is with packaged mix, preparing dough according tc directions for rolled cookies. Even the smallest child will en joy adding the raisins for the eyes, nose, mouth and the but tons of his jacket. Information and advice for parents of teen-age youngsters to given in Marguerite Malm's new book, "Adolescence," now avail able at the Medford Public li brary. Numerous "other helpful books on the adolescent can also be obtained at the library. For Quick Cash Use Tribune Want Ada Monday. January 21, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN Games for all ages are included- in Lillian Frankel's new book, "Giant Book of Games," which has been added to the Medford Public library. The au thor tested each game and chose only those that were iound best for each kind of party. Canned cling peach halves can be as dressed-up or homey a garnish as the occasion demands Serve them filled with rosy spiced crabapples along side a handsome turkey or fill with catsup and broil when they're to go with hamburgers. Make homemade cream of onion soup by cooking some onion in butter, then 13 chick en broth and 23 milk for the liquid. Season with basil and stir in ripe olive chunks or slices. Elegant and warming on a cold night. Installation Held By Junior Posse Jackson County Sheriff's Junior posse held the annual in stallation of officers at the Posse clubhouse. January 5. Jim Bunk er, retiring captain, presided. Installed were Gary Brown, captain; Daymon Barnard, first lieutenant; Becky Gates, sec retary; Lynda Knips, treasurer: Marlys Brown, historian; Nancy Wilson and Linda Robertson, sergeant-at-arms. Miss Beverly Nelson was ap pointed advisor of .the group by the Ladies' Mounted Troop, re placing Mrs. O. D. Martin. Mrs Iris Dodge will continue as drill master Dancing and games followed the installation, and refresh ments were served. The next meeting of the group will be held February 7. The new captain will appoint com mittees at that time. Officer Talks On Defensive Driving For HedricK PTA Sgt. Clyde Fichtner was guest speaker for a meeting of Hedrick Parent-Teacher association Janu ary 14. The subject of his talk was driving safety, and he stressed the need for "defensive driving," or planning ahead for traffic dangers. A question and answer period followed his talk. The program opened with two numbers by the ninth grade girls' sextette, composed of Carol Slater, Joy Olson, Diane Tomlin; Karen- Morlan, Karalee Selby, and Kay Lee Ruhl. They were accompanied by Karen Carpenter. The Hive, a newly organized service group of students, was introduced and their functions explained by John Lacy, sergeant-at-arms. Wayne Safley presided over a business meeting. He announced the next meting would be held March 4, at which time new of ficers would be elected. ' , FREE MAIL TODAY Relax-A-cizor. Dept. 38-03 I 1224 S.W. Morrison, j Portland S, Oregon I n 1 would like FREE TRIAL TREAT- IMENT bv your ladv consultant. I ua- . derstand there ul be no cost, no obh- I canon. Cive me full. FREE details. I n Fleaje send FREE Krture-Booklrt Sat tells how to REDUCE SIZE OF I Noobiigatwo. 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