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I THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. 19Bfl MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORB, ORB. I Open Fri. -Tnes. Eve. 'Til 9:00 -Plenty of FrccoStofcsiilc IarKing Quotes From the News By Uniied Press International Washington Vice President Richard M. Nixon, replying from his hospital bed to presidential opponent Sen. John F. Kennedy's "get well" messafi: O "It was most thoughtful of you to wire me as you did. I hope you have no similar accident. Much against my will. I am trying to do what the doctor orders. I hope to be back en the campaign trail before too long." . Los Angeles Carole Tregoff, on why many answers at her first murder trial were not the same -in response to the lame questions as those at her current retrial: "Well, I certainly wasn't infallible." . London Crooner Bing Crosby, on why it's harder these these days to fit into movie roles: "I'm too old to get the girl and too young to play the grandpappy although I'm one in real life." Bakwanga, Congo Republic UPI correspondent Glenne Cufrie, on warfare between Caluba tribesmen and the Con golese army: "There have been no prisoners on either side. All cap tives have been killed out of hand , . ." European Lingerie Fancier, Says Designer Edith Head By VERNON SCOTT UPI Hollywood Correspondent Hollywood - (UPD - Costume designed Edith Head, winner of six oscars, is fresh back from Europe and says the chief difference in feminine apparel abroad and in t h e United States is undergar ments Lingerie in Europe is fanci er and daintier, she explained. "French, German and Scan dinavian girls dress as if they might be caught in an auto mobile accident and had to be taken to a hospital," she said. "Their underclothes usually match their outer garments." Edith has dressed most of Hollywood's stars in her 20 year career at Paramount Studios, and for the past Roadside Ditches Change Often Throughout Day Stillwater, Okla. -(Science Service) - Muddy roadside ditches may all look alike, but each has an individual char cter that changes chemically and biologically from hour to hour. Dip a piece of litmus paper In a water-filled ditch at dawn and the paper turns pink. Try again at three in the af'.er- - oj it mav come out J1UU11 .!. -- " gray-green or blue. The reason for the change n, cinart s Bamforth of Tulane university, New Or leans, La., reported here to the American Institute of Bio cionnivc meeting, is litUikai uv.. that in the morning, water in a typical ditch, like soda pop in a bottle, contains extra car bon dioxide which makes it acidic and turns the litmus pink. This situation exists because nighttime activity of micro icopic animals and decaying matter have used up much of the oxygen and released car bon dioxide and phosphate, an essential nutrient for plants, Into the water. Acidity Decreases i As the sun comes up there are many animal forms in the water. Green plants start mak ing food, using up the carbon dioxide and phosphate and re leasing oxygen again. The acidity of the water decreases and by three or four in the afternoon, when plant activity is at its peak and animal forms have been reduced, the litmus paper will show a more alkaline reaction. During a year-long study of Mallv phanecs in shallow aauatic habitats - ditches. edges of swamps, streams and nnnris no more than two or ihrpp fppt rieen - Dr. Bam forth also found that the rate and extent of chemical rhnnffps from hour to hour give some indication as to the balance of plant and animal life in the pool. The more plants in the water, the great er the daily chemical changes. When animals dominate, there Is littlp rhnnoe. There are also local differ ences within a single ditch TV Ramfnrth Dointed out Changes at one end may pro ceed rapidly during me aay, ,hi1 the other end. nerhaDS only 50 feet away, changes quite slowly. One important conclusion about the study, Dr. Bamforth mnhnsirrd. is that compan ion of two shallow habitats mav have more meaning if daily changes are compared EXPERT OPINION Hopewell. Va. - Unable to kronb Into a market safe con talnlno week end receipts, a would-be safe -cracker care- ,iiii tvneri nut a testimonial laying he never had "worked on a better one." "If I mess a nn, tin tnn had for further ise," the testimonial advised," I urge that you get another on just like It." month or two she was brsy costuming Lily Palmer, Ei.ca Beer and Eva Dahlbeck in Germany for "The Counter feit Traitor." Leopardskin Panties She found the foreign ac tresses a far cry from move town glamour girls who wear leopardskin panties - or none at all. 'Thev have a different con cept about underwear over tliere," Edith said. "They wouldn't have to worv about being arrested if they sudden ly lost their dresses in pumic. "Noither would the girls be embarrassed by padding. I didn t encounter a single Dair of falsies while I was over there. "And girdles are almost un heard of among European ac tresses. 1 'More Utilitarian' "American undergarments : are more utilitarian man; tliosp in F.nrnne where filmv i things are more provocative and caretuliy seieciea. iney npnH n much monev on fan cy petticoats, panties and bras sieres as tney cio on suns ana dresses, even if these tnings are never seen." According to Edith, a trim little woman who dresses sty lishly herself, European gais have firmer figures than their American sisters. "Maybe it's because they walk more and exercise more frequently," she said. "Another thing, women over there wear more under garments. This is probably because the climate is colder. Even then, their undies are fancy with plenty of lace." Though Edith is well vers ed on unmentionables, she is concerned only with outer garments when it comes to business. Actresses generally wear their own lingerie for movies. "My problem is to design gowns to suit the character in the movie, Editn sam. "wnai thev wear under my designs is their own business. But I must say, the Europeans are better dressed where it does n't show. Pancoffiesmen Wish For Budget Increase New Haven. Conn. Who pays for a plainclothesman's plain clothes? The Dolice department does but New Haven detectives with it would pay a little more. The huHent allows 23 u,ir for pnrh man's plnthinC Uniformed policemen get their work domes tree. Spartanburg, S.C.-Probate Judge William Davenport's orav hair is turning black The judge ascribed the change to his health diet wnicn in cludes vitamins and sunflow er seeds. 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