Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 15, 1958, Image 27

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Newspaper Page Texty&J MAR. 22 H?4-27-33U1 STAR GAZER' . TAUtUS ( MAY 21 3- 7-12-191 330-33-76 i MAY 22 I JUNE 22 fT 1-40-52-63 r- 66-74-77 CANCa JUNE 23 J0LY23 7 JO Kt Set 63-70-82-861 3 -iL, AUg 23 rt 5-25-31-361 50-61-71 woo AUG. 24 I SEPT. 22 fjmsloi -By CLAY R. POLLAN JH Your Daily Activity Guidm According o fn Sforx. Tft' develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. SEPT. 23 OCT 23 & G3-23-42-484T1 154-57-72 SJ 1 H 2 Aspects 3 Privet 4 You 5 Guard 6 Favor 7 Affair 8 You'll 31 Fats 32 Personal 33 Short 34 Your 35 Personal 36 Lures ' 37 Turn 38 Fovofobte 9 Accomplish 39 Get 10 Be 1 Changing 12 Could 4 13 Don't , 14 Much 15 Slow 16 In 1 17 ReocK'ng 13 Down 19 Take 20 And , 21 Let 22 Solving 23 Endeavor 24 Plan 25 Against 26 Vital 27 A 28 To 40 You 41 Thp 42 Treat 43 Problems 44 Desires 45 Some 46 Your 47 There 48 Friends , 49 Should 50 I 51 Be 52 Are 53 Natural 54 With 55 Leod 56 Or , 57 Extra 58 Mind 29 Agreements 59 Gains 30 A 60 A Good 61 Financial 62 Aptitudes 63 In 64 And 65 Undecided 66 Stay 67 More 68 Into 69 Necessary 70 Love 71 Fields 72 Patience 73 Some 74 That 75 Into 76 Turn 77 Way 78 Rest 79 Dangerous 80 Than 81 Luncheor 82 Business 83 IfTTpfovinQ 84 Date 85 Creative 86 Money 87 Once 88 Relations 89 Channels 90 Proiect 516, scotno OCT. 24 t-i NOV- 22 h 3-21 -35-44 65-75-79-89 Advene ) Neutral SAOTTAUUS NOV 23 DEC 22 4- 9-14-16OI 22-32-43 V CAPtJCOtN DEC. 23 JAN, 20 V-fcCJ 8-10-ll-34Ti B8-67-80-87M LAN. 21 FEB. 19 1- 4-17. w- ' -mi v - mat FEB. 20 MAR. 21 Two-way Stretch Diaper in Future Detroit (IP) Diaper-makers are talking enthusiastical ly about a girdle-type diaper for junior. It would be a slipon, two way stretch diaper and would eliminate pins or other fast eners. At the annual convention of the Diaper Institute of Amer ica, manufacturers with an eye to the future predicted scalloped diapers, monogram med diapers and pre-fold dia pers. A more absorbent diaper was suggested and one im pregnated with a permanent water softener. Other sugges tions included a leak-proof model, perhaps water-proofed on one side; diapers with built-in bells to ring when the baby needs changing, and diapers served in a pop-up box like tissues. Diaper laundry executives suggested wrapping diapers in violet-scented packages and others suggested mothers might like nursery rhymes enclosed in laundry boxes. Elect- a man who has ixpeEieroce EXPERIENCE in business EXPERIENCE in farming EXPERIENCE in finance EXPERIENCE in mining EXPERIENCE in education EXPERIENCE in highway construction ELECT a man who has Expeirceinice and the know-how to do the things that need doing ' I ELECT a man who has the Forward look i ELECT.- i r-i i i n n n rr jtmmmm mm mm mm Equally responsible to ALL the people! Republican STATE LEGISLATURE Lattie for Representative Committee, Charles F. Johnson, Chairman, Phoenix, Ore. Pd. Pol. Ad. Theyll Do It Every Time I- By Jimmy Hatlo WHILE THE VOUN& ONES WEPE OROWWG UP, THE OMLY L4BOR-S4VIMS DEVICE MOTHER HAD WAS A 7Al 37EM-THEI?E'S THE BEST g-W XA VV4SHER "THEY SELL-4ND I p h N & --- V ORDERED 4 NEW STOVE -" J L3eajiyL a n nsg rzynos stmuchte. he. worno bights csctto y 1 1 1 1 1 - b fflAfl The children! 5RE ALL GROWM AUD M4RRIE0 SO NOW POP DECIDES TO DO SOMETHING FOR TH4NX NOJTIPOPTHE HATLO HAT TO MRS. BYRON HOLS0MB4CM, B2I0 &XAUEOA A ST.PETERSBURS,, 8,0.4. MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon, ThurWay, May 15, 1958 3t Gay Huck Trim it 7174 Sun - day prettiest gay weaving in two colors accents a huck collar. A whirl-skirt is every little girl's delight. -Take your choice of either style dress. Pattern 7174; child's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 includ ed; pattern, directions, huck weaving charts. Send Thirty - five cents (coins) for this pattern add 5 cents for each pattern add 5 cents for each pattern for Ist-class mailing. Send to Med- ford Mail Tribune, Household Arts Depft., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, Collar News Quotes From the Hews By'uNITED PRESS ' Caracas Vice President Nixon, speaking to a group of Venezuelan students who apologized for attacks on him and anti-American demonstrations: "All hi us are going to get much' further working to gether than working against each ofher. As far as I am con cerned the incidents are' forgotten." , Washington Rep. Donald L. Jackson (D-Calif.) in urging the House not to cut aid for Latin America despite the attacks on Nixon: "A few rude brats who should be spanked are completely and totally unimportant in the assessment of our overall future relations with our neighbors to the south." ' Washington Sen. Irving M. Ives (R-N.Y.), in bowing out as a candidate for a possible third Senate term after 29 years in public office: "1 must confess I -am one of those who is fed up with public office."' Emotional Problems Have Warning Signs Chicago (IP) A Chicago so: ciologist says that teen-agers headed for trouble because of emotional problems always give early warning signs of their difficulties. Solomon O. Lichter, execu tive director of the Scholar ship and Guidance associa tion, recently completed a three-year study of the "un happy personalities" of 200 adolescents in- the 15 to 17 year age range. "The strange, lonely ones, the drifters and apathetic youngsters," and the belliger ent teen-agers are headed for trouble unless they are diag nosed early 'and helped, he said. - The symptoms appear in many teen-agers at some time, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUM BER. Send Twenty - five cents more for a copy of our Alice B r o o ks Needlecraft 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. Lichter said. He advised, par ents to watch the persistence and quality of the symptoms. Lichter said the two most serious signs of trouble, which call for immediate attention, are a wide gap between the youngster's innate intelligence and his meager accomplish ments in schooland a mark ed change for the worse in the transition from grade to high school. Other warning signs, Lich ter said, include: Withdrawal, sometimes accompanied by "reading jags" and . depres sion; constant need for large amounts of reassurance; "drifting," an attitude of help lessness and hopelessness; in ability to start or finish tasks; violence for the sake of en joyment, as opposed to normal "horseplay." A new method of making bricks in a wide range of col ors uses no coatings or glazes, but alters the crystalline structure of the. material which is the same clay used in ordinary bricks. The order of Cistercian nuns was founded in France in 1125. 9270 SIZES UVt24Vt Across-the-table interest in a . collar that graces your shoulders like a cape. Its width works magic you look inches slimmer across the waist, hips A Printed Pattern for half-sizes. Printed Pattern 9270; Half Sizes J412, 16i2, I8V2, 20V2, 22V2, 24V2. Size 16 requires 334 yards 35-inch fabric. 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 Medford Mail Trib une. Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.-Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. - - Who Can Win in November? , O The FACTS says: nn 0 Tmi n ift uJ IE look how the people voted for him in 1956 MAJORITY OVER MAJORITY (OR OPPONENTS DEFICIT) IN ALL OF OREGON Multnomah County UNANDER, wen by 120,419 won by 43,658 Eisenhower won by 77,189 won by 13,762 Holmes won by 7,599 won by 14,827 Hatfield won by 18,643 lost by 6,203 '1956 Abstract of Vote VOTE SIG UNANDER REPUBLICAN for GOVERNOR He CAN Win in November! Paid Political Ad., Unander for Governor Committee, Robert Dickey, Chairman, Medford Center Bldg., Medford 1 w!i BOB I SiLjlIz free! Satu IN AND MEET WELL KNOWN TELEVISION FLOWER ft GARDEN EXPERT FREE SAMPLES Blue Whale Garden Products! rday , May 17 He Will Gladly Answer Your Garden Prob lems and Tell You About the Latest Methods in Gardening! log mi DR. ROSS VARIETY DIET (o) , (o) (o) c FOLDING CAMP STOOLS REG. 1.29 1 2 C Maxwell House INSTANT , (WEE ana LARGE U SIX W " OUNCE JAR CHIFFON acSaO Tissue 400 COUNT i for 00 CHIFFON Snow Flake NAPKINS 50 COUNT ea BETTY CROCKER - WHITE & DEVILS FOOD V" CoVr Cake & Frostimg Mix for LOCALLY PACKED SALAD MIX I (o)c Solid & Ripe Nice For Slicing SOLID HEAD - Have Some Cole Slaw Tomorrow! 1KC r'l J -- . I: V- FRESH, TENDER SWEET mm K EARS (OC SWEET, JUICY 9 DAV3 STRAUSS CHOICE MEATS Caveman Brand Skinless Wieners lb - "'5 :-i MORRELL'S Pkimnc Aanaift.i II. SQUARE CANS ' C, Mild Longhorn (Red Rined) WISCONSIN CHEESE Oregon Grown FANCY FRYERS VA to 3-lb$. - CUT UP mi TURKEY ROASTS Quarter Birds-Av. Size 5 to 6-lbs. . . . PAULSEN'S . . . I FT CENTRAL POINT, OREGON Prices Good Fri. & Sat. - We Reserve the Right to limit Quantities , Lots of Free Parking 2 Big Lots- AT THE REAR OF . THE STORE!