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

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    SUNDAY, 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.
Either of these will bring
temporary recovery to a fiber
poisoned, or essentially worn
out, with cyanide. A large dose
of arginine phosphate makes
the fiber almost normal.
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"Moneyland"
where you can
charge money!
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take care of first-of-the-year ex
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take a trip, to buy your family the
things they want and need-whatever
the reason, now you may get that
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How? Come to "Moneyland" (your
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r PACIFIC H finance
li
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you can charge the real thing -money...
you may borrow the money
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Take advantage of this wonderful
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neighborhood "Moneyland" office
today I
(All Loans Made Under the Oregon Industrial Loan Act)
16 South Central Phone SP 3-5308
Bob Griffith, Manager
Open Weekday: 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Mondays Until P.M. Closed Saturdays
SPECIAL
PURCHASE!
HAND WASHABLE ACRILAN COMFORTER
For more bed beauty and sleeping comfort. Heavenly
light yet so very warm and comfortable. Hand wash
able . . . allergy free . . . super fullness and body.
Beautiful floral Pattern. Comparable value 8.98.
6.98
ALL COTTON SCATTER RUGS
Full generous size 24x36. All cotton . , . completely
washable . . . non-skid backing . . . new hi-low pile
design. Assorted decorator colors. Comparable value
2.98.
3 - 5.
Special
MATTRESS
PADS
twin 2.88
First quality . . . Sanforized.
Flat top pad, full a.... 3.88
Fitted Twin 3.88
Fitted Full 4.88
Special
THREE-PIECE
BATH SET
3.98
All cotton. Heavy duly quality.
High-low pile design, Balh mat
1.98, Contour mat 1.59, Lid
1.19.
I JUBILEE
WHITE
SALE
1 x'-l-lUf-ayiar"
1
SPRINGMAID'S SPRINGCALE
SHEETS REIGN SUPREME
tor true quality and real value I
' Re 2.79
72 X 108 OR TWIN FITTED
2.19
81 x 108 or double fitted Reg. 2.98 2.39
Sl, Pillow Case (42x38Vi) ..Reg. 79c .59
i
Come in and stock up to day on these famous
quality, long wearing, luxurious Springcale sheets.
Celebrate our wonderful jubilee white sale savings
and make your linen closet a treasure chest of
beautiful combed cotton percale sleeping luxury.
Plus a Wonderful
Bonus for You I
YOUR FREE GIFT!
Two Beautiful
White Combed Percale Pillow
cases! And, in addition, they
will be embroidered with your
own initial and sent direct to
you as a gift from Springmaid
with every purchase of six
Springmaid' combed percale
sheets and only 50 for post
age and handling.
FAMOUS FIELDCREST
DURACALE SHEETS
New smoother finish longwear , . , more
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Twin Top Fitted ... reg. 2.98 2.39
Twin Bottom Fitted rog. 2.79 2.19
Full Size, 81x108 rog. 2.98 2.39
Double Top Fitted . reg. 3.9S 2.S9
Full Fitted Bottom r reg. 2.98 2.39
Cojei . ; reg, .79 .59
FOXCROFT
FINE MUSLIN SHEETS
Guaranteed for 100 waihingi.
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Reg. 1.99 .
Twin Bottom Fitted
Full Size, 81x108
Full Bollom Filled
Cases
1 58
reg. 1.99 1.58
reg, 2,09 1.78
reg. 2,09 1.78
reg. .59 .31
MANN'S
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