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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. It forms a durable
surface with a high gloss fin
ish, goes on quickly and dries
without leaving an odor.
Interior paints with linseed
oil are pretty much out of the
picture now, Rheineck added,
and you don't have to put up
with their slow and smelly
drying any more.
Weight for weight, plywood
is stronger than steel.
Look-Jiffy-Cut!
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9403
ONE
SIZE
MEDIUM
JIFFY-CUT. Just place tis
' tue pattern on fabric presto!
cut out enure apron at once,
Takes ONE yard 35-inch fab
ric sew-thrifty in bright
botton with gay binding trim.
Tomorrow's pattern: Child's
dress.
Printed Pattern 9403: Miss
es' Medium Size only. Takes 1
yard 65-inch. Jiffy-cut in one
piece.
Printed directions on each
patem part. Easier, accurate.
Send Th irty-fiv cents
(coins) for this pattern add
10 cents for each pattern for
first-class mailing, send to
Marian Martin, Medford Mail
Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232
West 18th St., New York 11,
- N Y Print plainly NAME, AD
DRESS with ZONE, SIZE and
STYLE NUMBER.
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