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IF YOU'RE NOT SHOPPING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO n Armour's Banner Brand Sealed Cello Wrapped U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER round stem Cut Thick or Thin Your Choice MUCH w"mf y 7 (qqS 1! COURT RECORDS DISTRICT COURT Janice Joy Pomerov, failure to stop at a stop sign, S10. Dean Nealon Wilson. nn lirons plate, S10, bail. Bennie Taylor Adams, driving without lights. S10. Clarence Richard Krieger, failure to signal, S10. Jimmy Floy Glover, no operator's license. $10, bail. S5wesley Nevel Charley, overload. Thursday, January 30, 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN PACIFIC OCEAN FRESH PACKED NOT 12-OZ. JARS BUT FULL 16-OZ. 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He marshalled 100 three - man tax - collecting teams, assigned them quotas of 85,000 a day and told them to beat the bushes for citizens who haven't paid their taxes Scientists Find Six Factors Making Up Sex of Individuals Daisies Grow Fast Use these dramatic daisies that grow fast in straw yarn or string. Make luncheon set incidental runner, doilies. White or varied colors. Pat tern 7014: crochet directions mat 11V&X18V&; runner llVzx 26; doilies 11 16 and 18V4 inches. Send T h i r t y-f i t cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for 1st- class mailing. Send to Med ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Dept., P. O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PAT TERN NUMBER. Send T w n 1 y-five cents more for a copy of our Alice Brooks Needlecraf t Cata logue. Two complete patterns are printed right in the book . plus a variety of designs that you will want to order: crochet, knitting, embroidery, huck weaving, quilts, toys dolls. By DELOS SMITH United Press Science Editor New York OF) Scientific efforts to understand the full meanings of sex have now reached the point where a s c i e n t ist can rightly say whenever the sex of an individual is s p ecified what sex do you mean? Science has Delos Smith n O W shown that any individual has (1) genetic sex; (2) gonadal sex; (3) anatomical sex; (4) hor monal sex; (5) social sex, and (fi) psychological sex. For tunately, in most all indi viduals all these "sexes" agree and the .individual is indubitably male or female. Exceptions Stimulating But there are exceptions, and these exceptions are stim ulating scientific thought and investigation. As the interna tional technical journal, "The Lancet," points out: "Results at any sex level may be equi vocal; and when unequivocal they may disagree with equal ly unequivocal results at any other level." The case in point in cur rent scientific discussion is that of an infant taken to Drs; J. B. Ashley and C. H. Jones of Liverpool at the age of 10 days because of "doubts about the 'true sex'." The doc tors have reported their be wilderment both at a science meeting and to "The Lancet." Some Doubts Arose The doubts arose from an anomality at the gonadal sex level which turned out to be quite minor. In hormonal and anatomical sexes, examination proved that the infant was most definitely female. Social and. psychological sexes are not measureable in infants, of course. But in genetic sex, this in fant was as definitely male. Here it must be explained that the identification of genetic sex is a rather recent triumph of science. It has been shown that the nuclei of female body cells contain, "drum sticks" not found in male cells. Genetic sex is the sex determined in the union of the chromosomes of the male and female germ cells. The infant is of scientifja interest because science can now determine the genetic sex of individuals. But there is no further knowledge th infant can provide science until she grows up. The doc tors remarked: "It will be in teresting to see whether this child attains a normal sta ture and has a normal puberty." EAGLE POINT Lions Auxiliary Meets By LAURA A. McFALL Eagle Point The Eagle Point Lady Lions auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Don Geren to greet the state pres ident, Mrs. Faith Thompson, of Eugene, Sunday, Jan. 26. Breakfast was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Fred Bruegger, Mrs. Hoyl Jordon, Mrs. G. Lee Hayes and Mrs. Geren. The Mother's March to raise funds for the March of Dimes will be held Thursday, Jan. 30, from 7 to 9 p.m. Cars will cover the area of Eagle Point proper, Eagle Heights, Meri dian rd. to Alta Vasta rd.: Sp-e-edy Sewing 9003 I V. SIZES 1 10-20 1 fry tnufc1fltf ARIZONA FANCY Oyster Plant - Leeks - Celery Root - Mustard Greens -Bean Sprouts Rhubarb Brussels Sprouts Mushrooms Compare Us for Selection, Quality, and Price. 1 Everybody loves this wrap fashion. A snap to sew see diagram. Pick the gayest, brightest cottons, no-iron fab rics make several from this Printed Pattern to keep you looking fresh and pretty always. Printed Pattern 9003:, Misses' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16 takes 44 yards 35 inch. Printed directions on each pattern part. Easier, accurate. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin , care of Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. Housing Trends Topic at Meeting James L. Payne, Medford architect, discussed housing trends at a recent meeting of the Medford Multiple Listing service here. He said the next 10 years promise a heavy growth in residential building in this area with a tendency .toward smaller living space and household items highly func tional. Outdoor living and yard facilities will be em phasized, he added. Payne noted a trend toward lower roofs, more use of glass, and a demand for more effec tive heating systems. He urged realtors and builders to direct their efforts toward the income class most frequently seeking homes. Martin R. Barnett Realty was accepted by the service as a new member at the meeting- Actor Jeffrey Lynn Suffers Broken Leg Burlington, Vt. (IP) Actor Jeffrey Lynn was hospital ized here today with a bro ken right leg suffered while skiing. ' The movie star has been at Mary Fletcher hospital for a week. Ajax to Crater Way Market, on Crater Lake highway; Long Mountain rd. to Browns boro, including Brophy rd. and Ball rd. Residents are asked to turn on porch lights if they wish to donate to the Mother's March. If residents are not contacted by 9 p.m. they may call Mrs. Nat Etzel, Hlllcrest 6-3964. Augustine (Cannon ball) Lewis, 33 West Third St., is reported improved after an emergency appendectomy Sunday, Jan. 26, at Forrest Glenn hospital, Canyonville. Lewis is expected home the week end of Feb. 1.. Mrs. Ben Gardener, Crater Lake highway, reported that her Koffeeklatch held Jan. 23 was a success with 18 ladies present and $14.85 donated to the Mar;h of Dimes campaign. Swansea, Wals (IP) The City Council housing commit tee today cancelled orders to carpenters to screw down loose banisters at a city hous ing project. It said the screw heads would have prevented children from sliding down banisters. The Blue jirds and the Hori zen club grls of the Camp Fire girls in Eagle Point are giving a Saturday Matinee of Car toons, with all proceeds being donated to the March of Dimes. It will be held in the Eagle Point grade school gym from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Feb. 8, OSC To Intensify Nuclear Science Corvallis HP) Teaching programs in nuclear science and engineering will be ex panded and intensified next year at Oregon State college with a $165,900 grant to be used for purchase of a small, training nuclear reactor. Oregon State was one of seven colleges in the nation to be given grants by the Atom ic Energy Commission for purchase of the training re actors. The reacto'r, first in Ore gon, gets its name from the "chain reactions" that come , from the uranium-235 used at ' fuel. These reactions produce atomic energy and can be u- tained under controlled con-; ditions. The "low-power" re-; actor is especially designed : for training of students in the : nuclear fields, George W. : Gleeson, dean of engineering, ! said. Mrs. Louis R. Culy, 12 South B st., was a recent vis itor of Mrs. L. R. Adamson, Lin rd. Mrs. Adamson was an afternoon visitor of the home of Mr. G. Francis Putman, 339 North C st., Tuesday. The Eagle Point Commu nity Bible church young peo ple went to Ashland Monday, Jan. 27, to attend a skating party with the other commu nity churches. Approximately 40 children and parents at tended from Eagle Point. The Ashland Community church treated the visitors with pop corn following group singing and devotions. GOOD POTATO NEWS Riverhead, N.Y. (IPI An economist had good news for farmers attending a potato growers convention here Americans have reversed themselves and now are eat ing more potatoes. Dr. Albert E. Mercker, executive secre tary of the National Potato Growers Council in Washing ton, told the meeting Wednes day that a downward trend in potato use that started a, gen eration ago has ended. 9 ti Mil Sefrte for less? . V enjoy the good taste of COK f lift SIGN OF GOOD TASTE eon- it iMimt min-wic eoinir sete m eoat-eew mim ' Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF MEDFORD nun POP CORN ; BALLS easy to manei with J0LLV TIME and rr n a icq" uuur CARAMELS ; They're different and delicd ous! Here's all you do : Ploee 'j-lb. Kraft Caramelt and 2 tablespoons water in top of double boiler. Heat, stirring fre quently till melted and smooth. Place 2 quarts of Jolly Tin popped corn in large bowl, salt. Pour malted caramel ever popped corn until every kernel is coated. Moisten hands slight ly with cold water, form 6 balls. A delightful, different tasta, treat rich, chewy Kraft j Da,iry Fresh Caramels over; crisp, fluffy 'n tender Jolly I Time Pop Corn. ; Jolly Time is the hulless pop t corn! Every kernel pops no; hard centers. So be sure you ; always pop Jolly Time and t use Kraft Caramels for Cara- f mel Pop Corn Balls. Get this handy plastic POP CORN BALL . MAKER Just fill one half of this durable plastic pop corn ball maker with coaled pop corn press with other half. Prestol A perfect ball I No fuss no sticky fingersl 1 pin em tea IM free) Jelly Tim Pop Cent er Jelly Tin Met free pltltic K3 J0LLT TIME, Dipt. 113, Siovi City 2, ten Plcoi sand fn postpoid your handy, durable plostic pop com boll maker. I I enclose 25c end one can lid from iolty I Time Pop Corn r Jolly Time flag from plastic bog. I Ham S: i : ll (print plainly) kiirm City Zeae Slate Offer ends June 30, 1958. Good enly in ! U.S.A. , possessions and Cenodo. Void J where prohibited, taxed or restricted.
