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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1957)
3 G o( o o o Thumbnail Skelch Of Missile Program Washington TP Here is a thumbnail sketch of major U.S. missile and satellite programs: -MISSILES ATLAS: Surface-to-surface in tercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). Range 5,000 miles. Two unsuccessful firings. One limited range firing Tuesday officially proclaimed a success. Target date for operation 1959. TITAN: Surface-to-s u r f a c e ICBM of more advanced design than Atlas. Range 5,000 miles. In earlier stages of development; about one year behind Atlas. Propulsion system now being tested near Denver. SN'ARft: Surface-to-s u r f a c e guided missile. Range 5,000 miles. About 50 have been test fired; last two went full 5,000 miles and landed in target area. Operational in 1958. THOR: Air Force surface-to- surface intermediate range bal listic missile (IRBM). Range 1,500 miles. At least five success ful test firings. Ordered into pro- tiiction. JUPITER: Army surface-to- surface IRBM. Range 1,500 miles. At least three successful and one partly successful test firings reported. Ordered into production. POLARIS: Navy IRBM de signed for firing from sub merged submarine. Range 1,500 miles. Behind Thor and Jupiter but Navy hopeful of early opera tional date. SATELLITES VANGUARD: Navy - managed scientific program. Three test- firings succeeded. Fourth, with tiny test satellite, failed last montr Another test satellite fir ing due soon. JUPITER-C: Army satellite program. Army authorized last month to use its Jupiter-C rocket to launch a satellite. Hopes to launch one in the first three months of 1958. O HELP US! Wa Need Clothing, Shoes. Dishes and Furniture. W Pick Up. HELP OTHERS! O The Salvation Army SPring 2-4230 Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo Thursday, December 19, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE I TOLD 'EM DOWNSTAIRS WE WERE VISITING the euy NEXT DOOR WriM IT WAS NO VISITORS ALLOWED " EVERyBODy 4MD HIS COUSIN SOME HOW GOT IM TO SEE ELMO- SUPPOSED TO fT I ?SNOOK UP Ki-n SEE AtiY3CMW WONT BE U THE BACK Ht, B4LHOW'RE WiW v UtSLi WORLD.' J But now that HE'S 4BLE TO HAVE COMPANV NOBODy COMES NEAR HIM "frtAHHAHDA TIP OF 7H HATLO HAT TO M(?S.LEE WILEY, 553 Pine. oah HOLTVILLE, ., The Family Council Editor's note: Xbe Famll Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor a women's vlitor 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 uv been dealt with by responsible agencies and counselors Barbara H. My husband, and I have to worry about what comes from a terrible home James H. I can't see where hers is so much better. Barbara H. My husband and I have been married six months and we are already scrapping. I don't see how our marriage can continue if things go" on this way. I come of a very fine family and from a good home and my husband's background is just the opposite. His father is an alco holic and his sister is married to an alcoholic. His brother is just a loafer. His home is dirty and eyeryone in the family shouts and curses when they get together. My husband was ashamed to take me to his home often be fore wewere married, so I don't know what the score was. Now I see that -his habits are dirty and he does not know how to behave with nice people. I have to keep after him constantly to keep things clean and orderly MIDGET PRICES GOOD TILL DECEMBER 24th U.S. FANCY TURKEYS TOMS HENS ,.43' lb .47' BUDGET SLICED BACON Liytr Pick. PATTY CAKE BAKERY SOUR DOUGH FRENCH BREAD LARGE GREEN CELERY 2 bun. 25 awful thing he is going to to my family and friends. say U.S. NO. 2 SPUDS 5 fc BW 20-LB. BOX DELICIOUS APPLES $H49 1 FOLGER'S COFFEE TILLAMOOK CHEESE WHITE KING SOAP D 1 W 2 Lb. imiB Loaf U King Size 69 ROYAL CLUB TOMATO JUICE . . 4 46-oz. Cans ay 20x40 INCHES-CANNON TURKISH $4.95 dozen each TOWELS 49' mm u mi iyi ii vu We Reserve the Right to Limit MIDWAY MARKET Phone NO 4-1511 Table Rock Road at 4 Corners James H. Boy, if I had known marriage would be like this, I never would have taken the plunge. I used to be free and happy. Now everything I do is wrong. From the minute I open my eyes in the morning until I go to bed, Barbara criticizes every thing I say and do. I can't even take my shoes off in the living room of my own home. Okay, maybe my family isn't so hot, but I don't see where Barbara's family is so much better. She has a cousin doing time in the state pen. At least nobody in my family was ever a jailbird. Barbara blames me for always dirtying up the house, but I don't see where she does such a good job of cleaning. If I don't do the dishes, they keep accumu lating in the sink. I never saw anything like that in my "dirty" home. I would be willing to call it quits but strange as it may seem, I love my wife. The Council: Even if all of Barbara's accusations about James' 'dirty habits" and poor behavior were true, she should give him some credit for aspir ing to marriage with someone from her own supposedly superi or background, Barbara shows very little in clination to make her marriage work, and, of course, it won't work as long as she is intent upon tearing down James and his family. She speaks of the way things "go on" in their mar riage as though some outside force were running the show. She should recognize that only she and James are responsible for the way the marriage works out. It would not be very diffi cult to change James' habits and his social manner if Barbara made the attempt out of love for her husband and a strong desire to create a happy home with him. Barbara's present behavior suggests either physical or emo tional illness or a complete mal adjustment to the idea of mar ried life. We'd suggest she get a complete checkup and follow through with any treatment sug gested by the doctor. If that doesn't help her to change her attitudes, she ought to discuss her problems with a social worker attached to a fami ly agency or with her minister. (Copyright 1957. General Features Corp.) Florence Gets FHA Aid To Rid Town of Slums Florence, Ore. OP) Federal Housing Administrator Albert F. Cole has notified this Ore gon coastal port that it has be come one of the first small cities in the Pacific Northwest to win FHA approval of a plan to rid itself of blight and slums. Florence has never staged a comeback since it was widely damaged by fire after World War I. The town of 1700 popu lation plans extensive rehabilitation. CHANGE OF MIND La Porte, Tex. (IP) Barnis Wayne Short has decided he doesn't want to challenge TV's Hugh (Wyatt Earp) O'Brian to a fast draw contest after all. Short is nursing a bullet wound in his foot he received while practicing his fast draw. Daily's U-Crive Medford Airport MAYFLOWER IN FLORIDA Miami IP) The Mayflower II, replica of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to this country, caused a traffic jam here Tuesday. Surprised motor ists stopped their cars to watch the three-masted sailing ship as she entered Miami harbor for a three-month visit. A group of Seminole Indians was on hand to greet the vessel. The Hollywood Scene By VERNON SCOTT United Press Writer Hollywood UP) The case against the scratch and squirm school of acting was strengthen ed today by pert Erin O'Brien who denounced Ac tors Studio graduates for portray ing American men as a pack of neurotics. A fiery col- Vernon Scott leen with a lusty approach to life, Erin says movies are losing women cus tomers because there are no he men among young actors. "The spoiled little-boy types from New York all look as if they need baths and haircuts," she frowned. An Outspoken Cutie Erin looked as if she'd just stepped from a bubble bath, and her hair was cropped shorter than Elvis Presley's ducktail. She is an outspoken cutie who doesn't like generalities. She proved this by naming her pet dislikes among the unkempt set. "The actors I'm talking about are Rod Steiger, Paul Newman, Anthony Franciosa and Ben Ga zarra," she fumed. "And I don't dig Brando, either. "Women prefer a man's man. Male types like John Wayne, Gary Cooper and William Hold en. They don't have to visit a psychiatrist before deciding whether they should kiss a girl. "But these younger actors be have as if they all needed nurse maids and mothers instead of girl friends." Erin is content enough with Andy Griffith, her leading man in "Onionhead." He's a rough and tumble southerner who doesn't mumble when he talks. Erin wenton to say the new comers have invaded horse op eras. "The way they play Billy the Kid and other outlaws is down right funny. They'd have audi ences believe that criminals are just misunderstood neurotics who hated their sisters. "I've seen Westerns where the hero catches up with the villain, but instead of shooting down the bad man the new-type hero tries to understand him," she blazed. It's a national dis grace. Losing Respect "Actors today don't represent American men. I wonder what people in other countries think when they see our actors play ing weak-sister roles. Nowadays the hero is as apt to break down and cry as he is to defend the heroine. No wonder the rest of the world is losing respect for Americans." Erin warns she had better not be cast opposite one of the frag ile imports from New York. "By the time I got through with him he'd need a broken bone specialist, not a psychia trist," she laughed. Of A Drafts Amendment To State Constitution Portland (IP) The Oregon Education Association said Wed nesday it has drafted a proposed amendment to the state constitu tion to permit board members and employees of Oregon public schools and colleges to be eligi ble to serve in the Legislature and still retain their school positions. Hurry Herbert yet 2ome LUCERNE WXED AND READ FOR ENTERTAINING " safeway; for your holiday pleasure! CLUB SODA It sparkles, it blends, it give you a perfect ly balanced highball: The 3 largest-selling highball mixers in all the world Reason: Canada Dry Mixers make highballs taste better. Why?... Because of exclusive "Pin-Point Carbonation" and superior flavor, the result of expert blending. This makes your favorite liquor taste infinitely superior. The tiny, lively bubbles make highballs THE SENSIBLE . . . MODERATE DRINK for holiday enjoyment. 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