Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 31, 1960, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextSUNDAY, JULY 31, I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORE. 8 A Dress or Jumper ESSE i 9326 W 10-18 Twice-marvelous tunic out fit - wear it as a dress now, juniper later! No waist seams - belt it to fit. Tunic top. skirt, shirt are all simple to cut and sew, Printed Pattern 9326: Miss es' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16. 18. Size 16 tunic dress takes 3?fc yards 85-inch; blouse IVa yards. Send THIRTY - FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern -add 10 cents for each pat tern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Martin, Med ford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with ZONE. SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. JUST OUT! Big, new 1960 Spring and Summer Pattern Catalog in vivid, full-color. Over 100 smart styles . . . all sizes ... all occasions. Send now! Ony 25c. Enhance Linens Right from the garden onto your linens, these colorful flowers. Fun to embroider. These flower-filled baskets give your linens the touch that makes them lovely. Embroider in natural colors. Pattern 7229: transfer 6 motifs 3W x 12 V4 inches. Send THIRTY. FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern -add 5 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Medford Mail Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, ZONE, PATTERN NUMBER. j JUST OUT! Our New 1960 i Alice Brooks Needlecraft Book contains THREE FREE Patterns. Pius ideas galore for home furnishings, fashions. gifts, toys, bazaar sellers - ex citing, unusual designs to era chet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave, quilt. Be first i with the newest-send 25 cents now! News About Books From the Library Following Is a list of books processed at the Public Li brary of ' Medford and Jack son County recently. ADULT NON-FICTION General workti Studying the Community, American Li bray Ass'n. Philosophy: Adventures of the Mind, Arturo Castighoni Psychology! Education of Exceptional Children and Youth, William M. Crulck shank; Mental Subnormality, Richard Lambert Masland. Social iciences: The Future as History. Robert L. Heil broner; Politics, Parties, and Pressure Groups, Valdimer O. Key; The Businessman's Guide to Frnctlcal Politics, J. J. Wuertliner; Wall Street, 20th Century, Investment Ass'n. of N.Y. Thomas' Regis ter of American Manufactur ers; Foreign Oil and the Free World, Leonard Fanning; States, Contracts and Prog ress, Harold M. Fleming; On the Brink, Jerome Davis: The Anatomy of Peace, Emery Reves; Live and Let Live. Stu art Chase; City of Medford, Oregon; Budget for Fiscal Year 1960-61; Before I Kill More. Lucy Freeman. Pur (cienc Infinity, Lil lian R. Lleber; Ulus. Guide to Trees and Shrubs, Arthur 11. Gifs; Textbook ot Den drology, William M. Harlow; Ameciciin Trees. Rutherford PlattAMniuinl of Oregon Trees and wnrubs, Warren R. Ran dall. ' Technology (a p p 1 1 d tel- ence)t Ninety Dozen Glasses, Marguerite C u 1 1 m a n; Man Against Aging, Robert S. Do Ropp; Complete Bonting Handbook, Robert Seharff; Forest Fire, Kenneth Pickett Davis; Fundamentals of For estry Economics, William A. Ducrr; The Next One Hundred Years in Forestry, Forestry Centennial conference; The Forest Ranger, Herbert Kauf man; King Tut and His Friends, John H. Hickey; The Encyclopedia of Food, Arte mas Ward; The Salesman's Treasury, Lawrence Larinr; Welding Skills and Practices, Joseph W. Giachlno; Log Scaling and Timber Cruising, J. R. Dilworth; Lorillard and Tobacco, Lorillard Co.: How to Design and Install Plumb ing. Arthur J. Matthias. Tht arts and recreation: Architecture USA. Ian R. M. McCallum: Mosaics, - Hobby and Art, Edwin A. Hendrlck- son; Encyclopedia and Super- Calulog of tlio Lapidary and Jewelry Arts, Grlegers Ine Miniature Rooms, James Ward Thorne; The Evolution of Fur- n ture. Lucretln Eddv Coteh- ett; Wutereolor Made Easy, Herbert V. Olsen; Rembrandt, J, Hulsker; Romuln Hol land's Essays on Music, David Ewcn. Literature! Blue Interval, Ernest George Moll; Ralph Waldo Emerson, Frederic I. Carpenter. Geography, I ravtln The Spirit of France, Paul Cohen Porthetm; Devils In Waiting, Mary Motley; Traders to the Navajos, Frances Gillmor. Biography: The James Fam ily, Francis Matthlessen; When Men Had Time to Love, Agnes Stoekl; Young Man Luther, Erik II. Erikson; An Outline ot Wells, Sidney Dark. History: A History of the Ancient World, Mikhail Ros tovzeff; The Assault on Pcle liu, U. S. Marine Corps; Ma rine Aviation in the Philip pines, U. S. Marine Corps; The Seizure of Tinian, U. S. Ma rine Corps; Reckless, Pride of the Marines, Andrew Geer: Korca-1950, U. S. Dept. of the Army; The Middle East, Sydney N. Fisher; Documents of American History, Henry S. Commager: To and Fro, Emma II. Adams. ADULT FICTION Secret Sentence, Vickl Baum: The Lively Arts of Sis ter Gervaisc, John Louis Bonn; The Golden Road, Peter Bourne; Beach Red, Peter Bowman; People of the Small Arrow, Jack H, Drlberg; The Bridge of Heaven, Murray Dyer; Purls Gazette, Lion FeuchtwaiiKer; Benjamin Lawless, Ernest K. Gunn; Wings of Dawn, Guy Howard; Uninterrupted Sky, P a u 1 Ilutehcns; The Ambassadors, Henry James; The Dharma Hums, John Kerounc. YOUNG PEOPLE'S NON-FICTION My Russian Journey, Sun tlui Rama Rau; Adventures In Electrochemistry, Alfred Pow ell Morgan. , JUVENILE NON-FICTION Find a Career In Conserva tion, Jean Smith; The First Book of Italy, Samuel Ep stein. JUVENILE FICTION A Western Cowkld, Howard R. Drlggs; Rasmus and the Vagabond, Astrld Llndgren. Esjy bookn Noise In the Night, Anne A I ex and or; Shan's Lucky Knife, Jean Merrill; Dale Evans and the Lost Gold Mine, Jane Werner; Rln Tin Tin and the Lost Indian, Jane Werner; Walt Disney's Peter Pan and Wen dy, Jane Werner. TIME TO TELL TIME Toledo, Ohio - A company here gave a gold watch to one of Its employees for 25 years of service. The employee re ceived the watch In Jail Just before he was sentenced to life imprisonment for second degree murder. Employee Joins Telephone Pioneers William T. Melntyro, Med ford. recently was presented a pin mid certificate of mem bership In the Telephone Pi oncers, a national organiza tion for all telephone person nel who have 21 years of serv ice In tho company. The presentation was made by Clareuci BJork at n lunch eon Wednesday at Kim's res taurant In Medford. Attending tho ceremonies were W. W. Williams, Keith Fletcher, Merlon Lysler, and Henry H. Halvorsen. FAMILY AFFAIR Boston - Tho Pugslcy fam ily ot Boston has perhaps the largest family representation of police officers In tho Unit ed States. It started with Arthur Pugsloy Sr., who Is now a sergeant. Ills sons, Ar thur Jr., Ernest, Robert, Stun loy and Charles, all are patrolmen. PIONEER SPIRIT Seattle - Thomas Golto, 33, believes ho has found a way for husbands who are. all thumbs at most Jobs to prop erly handle do-it-yourself re pair work. He has organised the husbands of his neighbor hood to swap Jobs - each man doing tho tusk at which he Is most talented. FOLLOWED ORDERS Cleveland, Tenu. Konnolh Roberts was picked up by po lice who found him walking along r road clad In a hospital nightgown. Roborls said lit had complained lo a mime that ho was too hot mid when "sho told mo to take walk and cool off, I did." Do You Like English? Do You Want Pleasant Part-Time Work at Home? A large hluh ichool In the southern Oregon re gion It planning lo strengthen Hi writing program In English by employing selected mon and women who live within a twenty-mile area around Medford at Teaching Aides. .Thai Toachlng Aldi will b employed, on a parl-tlm baili, and will be abla to do moil of llielr work at home, Thlr maor talk will b to read, correct, and grad th compoilllon papers of high ichool iludenti. Th work should average five to Ion hours por week al a reasonable talary, and will offer thoi who participate) In th program th excitement and latlifactlon of contributing to the education of abla young iludenti. No experience li required. Necessary training and iupervllon will be provided. If you ar In. terested, drop a card or letter before Auguit 5th, to: Aldei Southern Orogon Collog Ashland, Oregon An application will be lent to you, All appli cant! will be required to take a battery of teili In English. Further detalli will be lupplled, Scientists Told Nerves Have Built-in Recharger London -(Science ServiceV- Scientists attending the ter centenary celebration of the Royal Society were told re cently that normal nerve fib ers, which operate somewhat like the transmission system in an automobile and can run down like a tired battery, are kept going by' a built-in re charger. Dr. A. L. Hodgkin, research professor of the Royal Society and fellow of Trinity College et Cambridge university, said it has recently been possible to obtain evidence about the source . of energy for the "ionic pump," which starts a fired nerve fiber on its way to recovery. Most of the research has been done on the whopper sized nerve fibers of the squid, a ten -armed relative of the octopus. In a fully grown At lantic squid, Loligo forbesi, the fibers are four to eight inches long and one twenty fifth of an inch in diameter. For some time physicists and physiologists working on the problem of nervous trans mission have known that the inside of the nerve fiber usual ly has a high concentration of potassium ion. Outside the thin fiber membrane is a high concentration of sodium ion. When an electrical, or nerve impulse comes along, some of these ions trade places , through the membrane. Each exchange takes place in one millisecond. The time required for the ions to return to their proper places after the im pulse passes is relatively long. If too many impulses must.be : transmitted before the ions are back in their resting; places, the nerve would be-1 come tired. t Without help the fiber can-; not get the ions back where they belong. In poisoned or fatigued isolated squid nerve, Dr. Hodgkin said, the needed recharge comes in the form of energy-rich, phosphate chemi cals - arginine phosphate and ATP, adenosine triphosphate. 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