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O o Tuesday, October 1, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNETHIRTEEN Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatjo r if ifluif n HSy SPENT AH HOUR R54D!N'5 IM THE DOC'S V4I7I,S'& ROOM BEFORE HE V4S ES CKOSED TO THE INNER S4MCTUM j i come Coffee Break Said Actually Needed "" Chicago IW The coffee ! break isn't necessarily the imag inary need of the loafer, but the vactual need of thousands of "Americans under nervous ten sion. That's the way Dr. Edward Jl. a Rynearson of the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., looks upon the mach-maligned java break. The coffee break benefits workers in whom nervous ten sion develops, causing their blood sugar levels to dip and fatigue to set in, Rynearson said Mon day. "Such people feel better and are more efficient with a little food in their stomachs," Rynear son told the Postgraduate Asso ciation of North America. He said workers need those mid - morning and afternoon breaks "to restore their sugar to normal and regain strength." But the coffee break should not be used as a substitute for "skipped breakfasts," he said. Rynearson said time out for trips to the coffee 'shop should be called "for employees who actu ally need the extra food to bol ster flagging efficiency. Nervous tension probably acts on the body's autonomic nervous system, Rynearson explained, and the nervous system in turn governs many vital life proc esses. But people under nervous tension react differently, he said. It might cause a headache in some persons. Others might ex perience an insulin build up, thus becoming hungry. The coffee break, Rynearson said, brings the needed relief. HUNGARIAN RELIEF ENDS Vienna (W The Interna tional Red Cross said today it has ended its relief actions for Hungarian refugees in Austria. Cuddle Clown Have a circus of fun with this 12-inch clown made of sock and remnants. So cute, cuddly -Young and old will love him! It costs so little to delight a child. Pattern 7043: pattern for 12-inch doll made of man's size 12 sock. Send THIRTY-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, Households Arts Dept., P.O. box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11. N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS, PAT TERN NUMBER. A bonus for our readers: two FREE patterns, printed in our ALICE BROOKS Needlecraft Book for 1957! Plus a variety of -designs to order crochet, knit ting, embroidery, huck weaving, toys, dolls, others. Send 25 cents for your copy of this needle craft book nowl Tme ONl-DOC IS BUSY EysE- I WHERE,4ND POOR TREMBLECHlM H43 f NAUCjhT TO HEAD dut m-uiunc tsui ilk.. Yoor Gun and Yiib -"-'--1 Ai'd - H Keep B in good repair Jill; ' ' 1 iaM.ji.1 Graham Asked To Postpone Trip Trenton, N. J. (IP) Evangel ist Billy Graham said Monday night that a group that invited him to Little Rock, Ark., had asked him to delay his visit to the city until "the heated ten sion is past." The telegram was signed by Frank Lyon, chairman of the Little Rock Invitation commit tee, and nine other persons. It said: "We appreciate your concern for Little Rock people in this crisis and your offer to come to our assistance. After prayerful consideration it is our conviction that you could be of more help to us when the heated tension is past." Since Graham began a series of evangelistic rallies in New York's suburbs a week ago, he has repeatedly defended the "vast majority of the people of Little Rock, who are law-abiding and abhor violence." Graham told 6,000 in the Tren ton armory that "people of all colors would fall in love with each other, if they loved God." An estimated 300 persons re corded "Decisions for Christ" at the close of Graham's sermon. Boy Confesses Ambushing Officer Morgan City, La. OP) Police today held a 16-year-old boy who confessed the ambush slaying of a policeman becaus of his moth er's claim that officers mistreat ed her. The youth was identified as Frank Palmer Jr., whose state ment Monday came less than 36 hours after police radio operator Ruble Mario Robicheaux was shot down at his desk in police headquarters. A search was on today for the shotgun which Palmer claime4 he used to kill Bobicheaux, thea broke in three parts and thsesy into a lake. Morgan City Police Chief AHfe rey Deslatte saiid Palmes him his mother had complaka&d,' of being mistreated during a s& cent arrest for drunkenness. The radio dispatcher was ske through the locked door of fofe office shortly after midnigiat Sunday. 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They dt ail this fer the sa-ma reasons 1?k-at imsipi-re,. ks . . . a se-nse of M.HauiHitty Fespe-Hsibility and a (&ske te -sgev-e ur fellow men. "Tm igratrtadie for its s-ignal gff-viaes te js.f demeratic s eie4'y, tike kemefits f whick are steaded fer eveFy mg i us, let s. tifee Elks, Hiakg 5Jatioiaal Nwspa Tesffife, sjn Elkdom's 9.0th Yea, warm satote t Amerka's greet, freg pF&ss," tfee Bta glks- feead. wgje4. ?5S 9m-e inesg feim topanst Mon day -itJls Mts of her sis sdtsi tatSis fefetewi teniil tte U.S. Attcrwy G&KneTl "pawto tha e4iilil Mott J-iss juJlee's eus tody pEiEog a speeial H.f-p&ss-ional bill wsM.i.lijl m&H$ fam entry legal. The othF five eiMrca, Fpaak 10, Jean 9, John 9, Pamela 8 and Dorothea 4, hv kee-a de clared tho "natwral" saas and daughters of tke Sothw WAC by r bill passed Aug. S3. Miss Fuller became a Depart ment of the Army civilian em ployee two years ago when she ended a tour as a WAC. Al though she has sever been mar ried, she's "always been partial to children"" so she accumu lated her brood over the past three years. In Japan, Miss Fuller's plans included buying a form near Santa Rosa, Calif., aad settling down to a life of "eovs, ehiefe ens and rabbits." However, her brothier-ia-law, Robert P. Zyckowaki ml Keao, Nev., had otfee i&ses -srhem foe met Miss Fulls an4 ke? feisaily at the airpoet. "I thiiafe ve've talksd te'r out of this faFM femsoLEnetss,'" lly kowsii saM. .'"We've takia a o.ptiiE'Si em. -a. ESiSit'P'l fsaHit3 -.3 From AfQiDs Program: fTienwaj, Aes'tTfa "f ke Patted Stales dTuraimed -s,ur port from Wesstern an4 neutral Stations jtodsst t Mek any S--viet njov fei railrctad Red China int the world's firsi interna taonal atenjs-fop-peaqg eipifea. tlon At 'ggme fime raliie:d backing for an Arstericaora, Rep. W. Sterling Cofe (flN.Y4 as fst boss ef t'ke ne-w afgen&y. An East-West b.attfe n feit'M tesjues was exjp.eeted t expiate soob aftep the penirag t.ad'ay f the first gemeral 6nferemee J the Int.ernat'roa.il Ateiaaie Agemey. Representative.s f 5!5 nations w&te h.fre -t maske s going eza cern i tfe;e ajgeiaey "hich sitems directly forom' Presidmt 'EisfiH tower"s ep..eih-i!iaaking at,ms-fE-feace s.ugg.estiH t the iJaated NatiEis n jeg. ?, 1953. Bring eng loif mmk dg flat S'SW -.O tfECIP.f 5 'Slp.r.e e.iaiings from each c?ke iiSh rrw teiKangular shape. 6 Ertsher after euK-ing. jLy One cut surface instead of t!KO. JJ'asty BerieeL New shape t.i-t-M space for unig.ue fec-pr pat-ing ideas. i.ctl Servings. Easier to setsve ist er.eam, fruit or sauce toppings issactively. 01nt USES, TCOi MOZEN DESSERTS GELA'TINS MEAT IOAT Regular $2.65 .SPECIAL $199 l 3eotciin- FAtl TYPE IIEATEH Bokad tnonMl finih g Ughtwight, oy to carj7( Coil-typa hoHng eWiiwTl. t$ 2-biodd fan, forcM ot wonniBir $ Chrom guarijj a Induction lyp rnotb Other e,ll-kno.wn Etect.r.iy Beaters in i.S3l - 13r2S 165.0 Ma. raHngs by LA SALLf- MB IJEIHG ARVIN 50 $ 95 rl c x iie ew-TSB CLEANS EASIM... S'wandjr-.r.kingr ang. 'Regyjtfr larger spjonge $.5 ? (TlHtwejght plastic HarirJJ SAVE yacjipn' squeezer- SI 01 Em inly 4 See Plextone STew Multi-Color Textmre "Spatter" Spray Paint CJioisf rfli&y ss'ar swl.'na- tions. One eoat no pr.imer odorless. You can sp,ra,y .t y.our-1 self, wiyi any standard rank-.t.y.pe vacuum cleaner. G.0.IT15 in and s.ee actual samples. QUART Park Free At R-iv.er-side at Sixth. Less Than One "' flI'liJfAJy I ' 95 (in io) Pie) MAIN AND RIVERSIDE MEDFORD, a : Here Today . . s;liJL5J U fcsj3iieli?j O record There's still time to save yourself a record 20 on every single piece of famous Franciscan Ware in our open stock. Last sale day, Saturday, Oct. 5th. Buy now for Christmas giving. Does Your Fireplace Need Dressing Up? FIRESCREENS . FIRETOOL SETS LOG GRATES . $8.95 7.95 2.40 WOOD HOLDERS 2.75 You will find more choice than exgect a.t Hubbard Bros. Hubbards tcr.eens f.or ANY fireplace. INDOORS FOLDING Clothes Drying Racks You dp.n't have to be satisfied with just any kind of folding rack for drying clothes. Select frp.m all metal models, from Aluminum and Elastic o.r Metal and Eastern Hard Maple as well as ajl Wood Folding Racks. Seven different mpdejs. 2.45 to $7.99 G Stove Pipe & Fittings For Stovepipe and Fittings to set up a stove you will find what you need at Hubbard Bros. Stove Pipe 3" to 7" Diameter Elbows 3" to 7" 4" to 3", 5" to 6". 6" to 7" Reducing Joints DAMPERS, PIPE COLLARS, FLUE BUSHINGS, WALL THIMBLES The Riverside Parking Block from Hubbard Bros. Store. One Dollar Min. Purchase. o) H nv u rTL- &v If 11 II U I S III; PHONE SP 2-5189 OREGON : : . Here Everyday our days savings to $35.50 to 32.50 to 10.95 to 17.50 you would can furnish 1 r. Circulating Heaters ARE BUILT ESPECIALLY FOR WESTERNERS Not a combination they are specially designed to fully utilize wood fuel. They feature a large easy to feed fuel door. Economical fire brick lower firebox lining. Cast Iron upper linings Permanent finish porcelain shell Three Models to Choose From $9595..$13950 SEE HUBBARD BROS. FOR LOW COST FINANCING Area sHJM ST. SPECIAL! Pad & Cover Set For 54" Ironing Table Knitted Cotton Pad and Silicon Aluminum Treated Moisture Re sistant Cover. Resists scorching. Won't stain. REGULAR 1.39 PER SET 99 toward this BtniiioTie all-purpos TORCH KIT Recmar etWI n Prict . arty 18.88 1iti.o.ATre tESS YOO MorM TRAOC m . SI 00 NOW YOU 19t PAT OfB.YW STORE DEMONSTRATION OF BERNZOMATIC PRODUCTS TORCHES LANTERNS CAMP STOVES Friday - October 4 DOOR MATS Durable Rubber Tire Door Mats 15"x 27 Vi". Assembled on non - rusting wire. Amply sized. HOUSEHOLD SCALES 25 Pounds by Ounces Hanson Household Utility Scales. Large dial, sturdy platform. 4 OAKLAND BRAND WOOD BURNING Free Delivery Within Medford City Limits $1.00 or More! 5 Lttb" sr IB 1VKI $)00
