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ISGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Friday, November 22, 1857 Westbrook, Conn. 4ft Dog Warden Vaughn Renninger re ceived a complaint that a dog was messing up a flower garden. Renninger investigated and dis covered it was his dog. GENEALOGY EXPENSIVE New Athens, 111. (IP) Miss Pearl Widley, 67, has spent $17, 500 in publishing a family gen ealogy that goes back to 1500 in Switzerland. The Medical Roundup by tmBrltm Bmentui Consultant In Medleina, Decorate for the Holidays . . . Mayo tunic Emeritu Professor of Medlclna, Mayo Foundation CAPTURED Illinois State Trooper Forest Clark sub dues Geo. Brown at Cham paign, El. Brown Is one of seven felons who escaped from Crown Point, Ind. jail and was captured at Mat tton, 111. Five of the es capees have been caught so far. Sugar Beet Acreage To Be Cut in Malheur Ontario (IP) Sugar beet acreage In Malheur county next year will be cut slightly from this year. Alan Jacobs, manager of the Ontario office of the U.S. Agri culture Conservation and Stabi lization Committee, said a re duction of 2.7 per cent in acre age was agreed upon by the Malheur County Sugar Beet Ad visory committee. He said the 1957 total acreage in the coun ty was 17,378 and next year will be 16,911. CRASHING INTO BUILDING, Montreal-to-Boston express tears big hole In Medford, Mass., structure after being derailed with loss of two lives, injuries to 12. (International) Quotes From the Mews By UNITED PRESS Seattle Dave Beck Sr., testifying in the grand larceny trial of his son, Dave Jr.: "If anyone has done anything it's me." Washington Labor Secretary James P. Mitchell, in saying he thinks the 13-month rise in living costs lo a record peak has come to an end: "There may be seasonal fluctuation, but all signs point to an end to the persistent rise in the cost of living." New York Former President Hoover, in blaming the Ameri can high school system for the shortage of engineers and scien tists: "In my view there is fundamental weakness from the too prev alent high school system of allowing a 13 or 14-year-old kid to choose most of his studies ... a youngster's first reaction in school is to seek soft classes, not the hard work of science and mathe matics." Houston. Tex. Dr. Ernest O. Lawrence, noted nuclear physi cist, in saying it was "heartwarming" how quickly Americans are responding to the Soviet space challenge: "We are taking the necessary measures not only to insure our survival, but to. maintain peace in the world for the benefit of mankind." Cushing, Okla. Mrs. Almonia Hubbard, on why a doctor wasn't called when seven members of her family became ill and one died: "We don't use doctors. It is against our religious belief." 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FEYER HOURS Fargo. N.D. (IP) The North Dakota Agricultural College re ported farmers across the nation worked an average of 10.7 hours daily this past June, near the height of the growing season, compared with 11.2 hours a day in 1955. She'll Be Happy if you give her TIME! The Famous Model D-104 ' Fastest drying system on earth and the thriftiest electric dryer you can own. A stronger flow of fresh, warmed air blows directly onto tumbling clothes not through machinery. Saves cur rent on every load because it's quicker. Automatic -wrinkle re moval saves hours of ironing. PRICE STARTS At Only 14ST ' - Wtstlnghouse Control Dial gives you great flexibili ty, lets you dry everything exactly as you like. Look-in Leadinf Door opens to form convenient shelf; ends stooping, kneeling, bending. Plugs bite vaS socket like a Laun dromat. Connects to 115 or 230 volt circuit. Pay at littU at per umk for thlt grtat WestinghouM Dryer. r Only down delivers ft to your home. you CAMBESURE...IFIT& Wfestinhouse PPLIAGJC OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS IN THE BIG Y SHOPPING CENTER Phone SP 3-3052 High School Principal Reports Flying Saucer Cherokee, Ala. (IP) High School Principal Homer Blan kenship and his wife reported seeing a flying saucer Thursday night, its lights "flashing on and off." Blankenship said the object, about 100 feet wide and tapered at the bottom, hovered over the highway moving up and down. He said, "it definitely was an object with eongh speed to scare my wife and me half to death." NEW "MAMIE" Tokyo (IP) Mrs. Mamie Ei senhower has a namesake roam ing the Pacific today.. U.S. Weather observers have named a new typhoon, "Mamie." It Is located northeast of Guam. NERVOUS EXHAUSTION Hundreds of women write, ask ing what is the cause of their great nervous exhaustion, and I cannot say be cause there are several causes for ex haustion. If a woman has a good nervous 1 n h e r itance, with no cases of nervous or mental illness Dr' Alvarez or epilepsy in her family, and if she has al ways been a bit frail, then when perhaps now in her thirties, she has had great overwork and strain, with perhaps a sick child or sick mother or husband, or some tragedy, a bad accident, a long-lasting influenza, or a weakening operation, her ex haustion is likely to be due to her strain. In this case, a good vacation, a rest, or for a while the help of a maid in the house can straighten her out. I am more worried about the woman who has a poor nervous heredity, with perhaps one or more moody, silent and melan choliac people in the family. If such a person who has had an easy enough life, rather sudden ly, without any obvious reason, gets to feeling exhausted, blue, discouraged, weak and toxic, and if careful examination fails to show anything physically wrong to account for the illness, I will suspect that what she has is a mild spell of depression. In such case, a vacation plus a lot of rest plus much psychotherapy is not likely to do much, if any, good. Then, a few electroshock treat ments will often bring the wom an quickly out of her depression. Spurs on the Heels People ask why they are get ting spurs on their heel bone. I imagine it is part of a gen eralized tendency to arthritis, plus perhaps some aging. If the thing is painful enough I imagine an orthopedist can chisel the thing off. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1957) Salem Driver Fined for Traveling Too Slow Salem (IP) Harold V. Gass ner, 26, was fined $20 here Wednesday on a charge of driv ing too slow. When state police arrested Gassner on Nov. 2 he was driv ing about 25 mph on Highway 99 and there were about 50 cars piled up behind him. Officers said there was nothing the mat ter with his 1955 model automobile. Use M-T Classified Ads DECORATOR SLIPCOVER DRAPERY (2 ; ana UPHOISTEST FABRICS 1 1 .ini mi 11 1 i m 1 f 1 wifsassiisiee Free Estimates Order your draperies and slipcovers NOW ... so they will be finished for all the entertaining during the com ing Holiday season. Husbands: Do you want to give her draperies and slipcovers for Christmas but don't know the exact color or pattern? Come to us and we'll give you a gift certificate to present to her. Sh 307 North Bart left ade Co. Phone SP 3-4620 K&ilD 58,000 MILES-EQUAL TO ; -" ' 'j 1 ?'"f?'fe KlIlMiuiSlllMQll AND IT DROVE EVERY INCH OF THE WAY I We ksew this ear waa iongh. We designed it that way. That's why we weren't afraid to srive Prymouth the toughest, true beet ran of all time . . . with afl America as the "track." We Hdnt coddle thig PlyBKratfc. Kdnt crate it and ship it from place to place. We aimed it oat of Los Angeles one misty morning and sent it through a course that ran 58,000 miles through 37 states. The time limit? Only 58 days. A thousand miles a foy The equivalent of 6 years' driving crammed into little more thaa 8 weeks ! Three times this Plymouth crossed the Rockies. Three times it wound its way up and down across the country . . . passing through more titan 1200 cities and towns. Whipping ever turnpikes . . . creeping through eity traf fic ... arrowing down aeper-highways... feeling its way through 500 miles of rutted detoors. And when the drivers turned the key to end the mara thon, it still looked, ran and rode like new. This is what lasting value reaGy means. The ability to take everything that Ameri can roads and weather can dish out and come ap grinning. Why don't yon give Prynaoeth a test drive yourself today? yonH see what we mean. Thafs the Plymouth "track" . . . and just look at that route! Every possible road and weather condition. Plymouth ran every inch of that murderous r&ute S times in just 58 days. What greater proof of lasting, built-in stamina! C Star of the Forward Look ahead for keeps!
