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PAIR QUITS CABIN TSgts. Hobart M. Craft, left, and William W. Henderson, right, smoke cigars after coming out of the space cabin simulator at the Air Force School of Avia tion Medicine at San Antonio, Tex. They were in the cabin 14 days. The Medical by CD A Dual Personality Women write asking what can be done for their hus band who is two different people. At his office, he is quite a man, perhaps run ning a big business, mak ing decisions quickly; ordering a lot of people about: stand KB. ALVAKEZ ing up firmly against heavy competition, and making a lot of money. But when he gets home, he acts more like a frightened child; full of fears about his health; constantly begging for sympathy and reassur ance; and constantly taking an assortment of half a dozen pills. The poor wife finds it hard to keep her respect and any love for a man who is constantly acting like a baby, She says he has had quite a bit of psychoanalysis, but so far it hasn't changed him much. She says If he does not 0 Ranch Buyers Attention We've just listed one of the finest small ranches we've had to offer for a long time. 1 8 acres heavy grass and hay producer, - 28 stanchions, cement floor, loafing shed, dou ble garage, beautiful lawn, fam ily orchard, four bedroom home, immaculate condition with view, 29 down. FROHNMAYER'S PHOENIX AGENCY Roy H. Maudlin, Salesman 3744 Colver Road KE 5-1752 AS U5l 't V Make your plans now building sites are limited We still have a few choice building sites left, and can arrange now to build your new home! -You'll love Mont Crest Park, with Its beautiful views, airy spaciousness and ideal location. Med ford's million dollar water and sensible restrictions will add to your home investment for years to come. Inspect Mont Crest Park today. HURRY THE BEST ARE GOING FASTI With Parker Homes You Get O QUALITY MATERIALS O CAREFUL PLANNING O FINEST WORKMANSHIP and now offering even bigger, better and more efficient building with RADIO EQUIPPED TRUCKS! (UPI Telephoto) Roundup Emerltni Consultant In Madlelat ,. Mc.yo t'llr.le Emeritus Professor of Hedicln Maya Cllnia grow up, she is afraid she will have to leave him. I do not know what can be doen. Many a time I have said to such a man, "Can't you see that you have been changing a lovely wife into nothing more than a psychiatric nurse? Is that really what you want to do? I should think you would be making a tre mendous effort to conquer your childish fears and feel ings in insecurity." Fatty Tumors Can Be Hereditary In a recent article, F. E, Stephens and Arnold Isaac son, of the University of Utah, described a case of a family in which, in three genera tions, there were 17 persons who had many round lumps under their skin. These lumps consist of fat, and hence are called lipomas. Many people have only one or two, while some people have two or three dozen scattered all over their body. Only rarely will one grow large enough so that it is a nuisance and has to be removed. Many of these little fatty tumors are about as big as a good-sized after-dinner mint, while some are as large as half a hen's egg. One good thing about these little lumps is that they do not turn into anything and, hence, a person doesn't have to worry about cancer growing in them. Will Diabetes Cause Neuritis? Several people have writ ten to complain of a number of discomforts, such as pains and burnings which their physician suspects are due to a diabetic neuritis. He is prob ably right. I am told that dia betics are particularly likely Aft I VAV 1 News About Books From the Library Following is a list of new books Teceived by the Public Library of Medford and Jack son County . recently. They are available in the adult de partment. Flowers: Better Homes & Gardens Garden Book; Your Garden in Town, Peters; Col or in the Garden, Taylor; Taylor s Garden G"ide, Tay lor; The Complete Book of Chrysanthemums, Ackerson; Plants Indoors, Noble; The Book of Planters, Scharff; Gloxinias and How to Grow Them, Schulz; Fragrance in the Garden, Taylor; ABC of Orchid Growing, W a t k i n s; The Complete Book of Afri can Violets, Wilson; Gerani ums, Wilson; Perennials for Every Garden, Wilson. ' Plays: The Music Man, Will- son; The Seven Year Itch, Axelrod; The Chalk Garden, Bagnold. Reference: Filmstrip Guide, 1954-1959; Occupational Out look Handbook, U. S. Dept. of Labor; Cassell's French-Eng lish, English-French Diction ary, Baker; Holt Spanish and English Dictionary, Williams. Literature: Joseph Conrad, Andreas; Verses from 1929 on, . Nash; Modern Verse in English, 1900-1950, Cecil. Mathematics: Algebra for the Practical Man, Thompson; Geometry for the Practical Man, Thompson; Trigonome try for the Practical Man, Thompson; Calculus for the Practical Man, Thompson. Travel and Adventure: Man Hunt in Kenya, Henderson; San Francisco, Conrad; Is There an American in the House, Cort. Biography: The Enemy Within, Kennedy; To Sir, With Love, Braithwaite; The Dress Doctor, Head. History: A Short History of American Foreign Policy and Diplomacy, Bemis; The Etrus cans, Bloch; The Year the to get into trouble with neu ritis if they do not behave themselves, if they sometimes go off their diet or fail to take their medicine regularly and wisely. Severe diabetes is a disease that the patient can not afford to neglect. If he is to live out his three score and ten, and have good health along the way, he must be have himself; he cannot, every so often, go on an eat ing binge, and hope to avoid paying for his misdeeds. To obtain Dr. Walter C. Al- zarez' booklet on menopause and hysterectomy send 25 cents and a large, stamped, self-addressed envelope to Dr. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndi cate, Box 957, Des Moines 4, Iowa. (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1960) plan now to build your dream home in World Went Mad, Churchill; The United States and China, Fairbank; The Middle East in Transition, Laqueur. Other non-fiction: The Communist Persuasion, Wi- nance; Voodoo in Haiti, Me traux; The Search for Bridey Murphy, Bernstein; The Magic of Bringing Up Your Child, Horwich; Creativity and its Cultivation, Anderson; Everybody's Guide to the Stock Market, Finlay; The Struggle to Unite Europe, 1940-1958, Zurcher; Human Development and Education, Havighurst; Occupa tional Outlook Handbook, U.S. Dept. of Labor; A Guided Tour Through Space and Time, Fenyo; A Guide to Stereo Sound, Tardy; Rocket to the Moon, Bergaust; Vegetable Growing, Knott; Decorating with Pods and Cones, Van Rensselaer; Obser va t i o n s, Avedon. Humor: The Violent Bear it Away, O'Connor; Don't Raise the Bridge, Lower the River, Wilk; By R o c k i n g - Chair Across America, Atkinson; Land of Milk and Omelets, Kraft. Adventure stories: The Van Driesen Affair, Roth; Night Without End, McLean; A Twist of Sand, Jenkins; Sun set at Sheba, Harris. Serious fiction: All the Day Long, Spring; Ourselves to Know, O'Hara; The Curtain Fells, Druon. Romance: Thunder Heights, Whitney; Up, Into the Singing Mountain, Llewellyn; Hamil ton Terrace, Corbett. Mysteries: Life Has No Price, O'Neill; Trial by Slan der, Macrae; Counterfeit Gen tleman, Kelland; To Kill A Killer, Hunt; One Way Out, Coxe; The Case of the Care less Thief, Bush. Other fiction: The Biga mous Duchess, Elwood; Trask, Berry; Prize Stories, 1960, Stegner. Wagon Train Crew Slates Reunion Salem -(UPD- Members of the Oregon Centennial Wagon Train, who followed the Old Oregon trail last summer from Missouri to Oregon, plan a reunion in Roseburg today. ' It will be the first reunion for the modern day pioneers. Ben M. Griffith of Salem, who drove the lead wagon, said the 22 original members have been invited along with others who later joined the train. ' . A main topic of discussion, he said, will be the establish ment of a museum park on nine acres of land donated to the wagon train near Inde pendence, Ore. Phoenix FFA Wins At Halsey Event The Phoenix FFA chapter won top honors in public speaking and parliamentary procedure at a sectional con test held at Central Linn High school, Halsey, Ore., Thurs day, an FFA official said Saturday. The winning speaker, Leon Small, and the parliamentary procedure team will go to the state finals at Pendleton March 16 during" the state FFA convention there. Small spoke on "Farming, Past, Present and Future He was presented a trophy and first place chapter ban ner. Loren Caulkins, Scio, won second place with his speech on "Will There Be A Small Farmer Tomorrow." John Caster, . Crater, took third place with his speech on "The Concrete Monster." The winning parliamentary contest members are Leon Small, Bill Rassmussen, Jim Martin, Mike Lowery, John Whiteside, Ernie Bolz and alternates Jim Schivietert and Chet Caster. Second place in the parliamentary procedure contest went to the Central Linn chapter, and third place to the Illinois Valley chapter. Reserve Unit Notes Dates of Training Dates for local U.S. Army reserve units annual active duty summer training have been announced by headquar ters, Medford subsector com mand, X. Brig. Gen. William H. Prentice, assistant command er, 104th division, will be at Ft. Ord, Calif., Aug. 14-27. The second battalion, 414th regiment (Bet), commanded by Lt. Col. Robert A. Elliott, and receiving company, 104th division (Tng), commanded by Capt. Robert D. Stephensen, will train at Ft. Ord Aug. 14-27. The 382nd quartermaster battalion, commanded by Lt. Col. Donald B. Whalin, will train at Ft. Lewis July 31 Aug. 13. The annual active duty summer training at regular Army installations will be the culmination of one year's training efforts on the part Of 215 members of the Army re serve from Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass and surrounding area. Aden, Aden Protectorate -(UPD- To overcome resistance against anything new among the local fisherman, Sultan Abdulla bin Othman el Fadhli himself with fishing with a blue-gray nylon net that was practically invisible in the wa ter. The result was that he caught 19 sharks at one time. The local fishermen were impressed. "WW. Bring the whole family to Mont Crest Park Unit No. 1 Today See Dan Parkerl STORM WREAKS HAVOC-A severe thun derstorm or small tornado ripped the roofs off four storage sheds at a construction firm lot at Charlotte, N.C., and dumped debris Information on Social Security Available at Local District Office Residents can easily find out what social security means to them, Edward Jacobson, district manager of the Med ford social security adminis tration office, has reminded citizens. Persons can call or visit the local office and rep resentatives will give infor mation about the program's effect, and answer questions. Most people have definite plans when they buy insur ance, either In the line of retirement income or to pro vide for their survivors, Jacobson noted. The same thought should apply to so cial security benefits. Atten tion should be given particu larly, to the benefits payable under the Social Security Act, as practically all wage earn ers and self-employed indi viduals have at least partial protection, he said. No one will say that social security by itself will provide completely for retirement or care for the family in the event of death or disability. It is, and was meant to be, a base on which to build for those events, Jacobson said. Part of Earnings Since social security will replace only part of the earn ings the family will lose be cause of retirement, disability or death, a person will feel safer when he knows the kind and amount of protection it will give, Jacobson added. In addition to knowing who can receive benefits, it is im portant to know how much will be paid. These figures will vary with each individu al, depending on earnings, he said. If the person has a good record of past earnings, he va rrnlw SP 3.747T may receive an accurate esti mate of the potential benefit. With this information, the individual can plan more real istically for the years ahead and take whatever action nec essary to best guarantee that the family is covered against loss of income, Jacobson not ed. If no complete personal record of earnings is avail able, a post card form from the social security office which, when sent to Social Security headquarters,- will provide a statement of total earnings credited to the account. Yreka Man Joins Investment Firm :' Frank N. Brazille has join ed the Medford office of the J. Henry Helser & Co., a west coast investment management firm, according to Robert G. Balk, manager of the Medford office. Brazille was formerly the manager-owner of the Yreka Taxi service and lived in Yreka. The Medford office is one of 24 west coast offices of the investment firm, which has its headquarters in Portland. MOVING EPIDEMIC Chicago (DPD "Moving fe ver" will affect an estimated 41 million Americans in 1960, according to one firm of mov ers. (Atlas Van-Lines, Inc.) It says chances are one in five that the average American family will come down with the disease and change its ad dress sometime this year. "00 A.M. till dusk Two RJew RanW Hon)es d. Newly Compfeted nam wn . . DAT! ilM MONT I . . - ' ,f lsman is mm PARKER HOMES . . . BUILT ONLY BY DAN PARKER ... on the employees' parking lot. Sixteen cars vere destroyed or damaged in the wreck age. (UPI Telephoto) Health Insurance Plan To Be Discussed The health insurance pro-; gram will be explained to j members of the Jackson-Jose- j phine counties Postmasters at j 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 27. at I the Dardanelle restaurant, j Gold Hill, Mrs. Frances Burr, president, has announced. Tom Allen, regional train- , ing officer, will explain the 1 new law which becomes ef-1 fective July 1. OPEN HOUSE TODAY!' 2:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. Last- Opportunity To See This NEW HOME 1417 Oleander St. Blossom Hill Terrace Just Off Crater Lake Ave. Just Completed by McKay and Breeden Rogue Valley Construction Co; SP 2-4724 Phone SP 2-8569 M "'Morrison AWM -Si CREST PARK taw. , ,,me0'ie. Vie'rJ Not In The Phone Book , MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or. C (Sunday, Feb. 21, I960 C" Packaging Seminar Scheduled in March A military packaging semi nar for industrial manage ment will be held Thursday, March 19, at 9:30 a.m. in the department of interior build ing in Portland. The seminar will be spon sored by the inspector of Naval material and is open without charge to executives of all industrial firms in this area having an interest in the packaging and shipping of products for military use, ac cording to an announcement.' Persons planning to attend should notify the inspection office by March 3. FOR LEASE 3 Bedroom EASTSIDE HOME Two Baths, No Garage $125 per mo. Weekdays only SP 3-3614 UNIT Re.d Nothing is so fin as a home of your very own ... nothing could be so fine as a Dan Parker Home. FOR 14 YEARS
