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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1959)
i ! h '1 t . J! -; i 9 I i i 1 i i i j MAIL TRIBUNE, M.dford, Or. Thursday, August 6, 19S9 Women Will Outnumber Men Kansai City, Mo. -(Science Service) - Women will out number men five to two when normal life expectancy hits 100 years, two doctors have predicted here. Females can withstand more abuse than males. Per haps it is because the cellular constitution of the famale has a greater built-in reserve ca pacity, Drs., Edward L. Bortz of Philadelphia's Lankenau Hospital and Walter M. Bortz ii, ol Chanty Hospital in New Orleans, sueeest in GP. the journal of the American Acad emy of General Practice. Commenting further on the processes of aging, and the growing numbers of senior citizens, the doctors pointed out that our society often measures the performances of older individuals on the basis of the abilities of voune er persons. The assets which the older man. has that the younger man lacks are often overlooked. With the comine of the ma chine age, many of the phys ical abilities of the vouni? be come less important while the experience and knowledge gained through time by old er citizens may become of greater value, the doctors pointed out. Wider Choice of Painls Are Noted Targo, N. D.-(UPD-When a do-it-yourselfer arms himself with a paint brush for a little interior decorating, one of the hardest things to decide next to what color might be what paint. - According, to A. E. Rhein eck, a paint specialist at the North Dakota Agricultural college, the paint industry now offers a far wider choice of paint types than ever be fore. ' Rheineck said paint with a rubber or latex base is one of the most recent innovations. He said it's easy to use, re quiring only water for thin . ning and for cleaning the brush later, but it is not rec ommended for bathrooms or kitchens, because it may not be scrub-resistant enough. Another good paint type for interiors Is soybean oil modi fied resin. 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