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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, I960 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDWffB 11 SEASON SWEATERS Holiday season sweaters are hand some to wear or give. Both the zip front cardigan at left and the striped V-neck at right are in a blend of lambs-wool and orlon. Sweater at left has a two-way collar that can be zipped up as a turtleneck or worn open continental style. By Robert Bruce. Paper bound books make sn inexpensive stocking gift and are in the usual price range for a co-worker's holi day present. Subjects are un limited . ., . from science to cartoons . . take your pick. You can send a "bunch of good wishes" with artificial flowers, and they'll brighten any home or office! What's more, they're a never-ending way of saying Merry Christ mas to a friend. Jobless Claims Higher Than 1957 Salem - IUP1I - Oregon Em ployment Commissioner Da vid H. Cameron said Wednes day unemployment compensa tion claims In the first two weeks of November were higher than for the compar able period of the 1D57 reces sion year. Initial claims totaled 14,733 compared- to 11,692 for the first two weeks of November, 1957. In 1959 the figure was 6,884. I Total initial claims for Oc tober, 1960 were 21,990 com pared to 23,380 for October, 1957 but greater than October last year. Then Jt was 12,239 new claims. Payments for the current fiscal year, through Nov. 18, were up to $6,646,537 com pared to $3,999,778 last year. The comparable figure for 1958 was $8,930,162. FUR BEARER Winnipeg - The fox was the first important fur bearing animal to be raise i in cap tivity in the Dominion of Canada. 'MOTOROLM ffi STEREO SYSTEM A Gives the vivid realism of J 3-dimensional sound virtually free Jff of intermodulation distortion! J $10 Down wJ J I 11 ; HERE'S WHY! 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MODEL SK-41 AvailabltinCherrvwood Grained Finishes on Hardboard. $9QQ95 $10 Down Pud THESE FEATURE EXTRAS ASSURE SUPERB PERFORMANCE ir Super Quiet Automatic Changer k High Compliance Stereo Cartridge Low Resonance Tone Arm ic Separate Stereo Balance Control k Separate Treble and Bast Control k Electronically Matched Golden Voice speakers k Separate Padded Record Compartment I High Compliance Stereo Cartridge Electronically Matched Golden Voice I (Ej I Low Resonance Tone Arm Speakers Ml 1 it Separate Stereo Balance Control Separate Padded Record Compartment nlh vf Stereo Portable! Jul , ff ' This Weekend SCA Record Album CHRISTMAS BONUS jU FREE With Each Motorola Stereo Console Purchase JOHNSTON STORES FASHION NEWS Sports shirts make fashion hews for Christmas with bolder prints and nqw knit textures. At left, an oldtime "shirtmaker sign" print on cotton oxford In a button-down collar model. Right, wool knit in a honeycomb texture trimmed with contrasting Jersey. Patterned trousers are in tone-on-tone checked worsted flannel. Woven braid belt at left has leather tabs. Photo Courtesy American In stitute of Men's and Boys' wear. ' ' Oregon Supreme Court Decisions 112 South Riverside Children Have Been Playing With Dolls, Blocks for Years Where did the toys that children love so much as dolls, kites, blocks, etc. . . come from? Records and archeological excavations show that chil dren have been playing with dolls, and many other toys we still see today, since many thousands of years ago. The Egyptians were per haps the first to have dolls. These were not idols, they were strictly items to enter tain the children. Kites originated in the Ori ent. At one time kite flying was a national sport in China. Blocks, which were once called building bricks first ap peared minus any decoration. Most were somewhat larger than the average ones today. Something New Generally as soon as some thing new appears for adults, it is duplicated in miniature for children. It was not too many years after the first ap pearance of the locomotive that' a child's replica was de signed. The earliest steam en gine, however, far preceded this . , , records show a refer ence to it as far back as 150 years before the birth of Christ. . The sling shot, used by men as a weapon, and referred to in the Bible as David's weap on, has been a toy for cen turies, too. Children's tastes have changed little since ancient times. A look at the toy col lection in the British Museum would prove that. In fact, it would not be advisable to take the children there before Christmas they'd find too many toys to ask for! Salem -. IUPU - The Oregon Supreme Court has affirmed the conviction of Charles Junior Hood of Klamath county on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. Hood was charged with beat ing the victim with a poker and a bottle during a drunken brawl. Other decisions: William J. Baer, executor of the estate of Alice Baer. appellant vs. Julius L. Vun Huffell and Nettie Van Huf fell; appeal from Deschutes county; opinion of Justice William Perry; Judge E. H. Howell affirmed; dire c t e d verdict for the defendants in a wrongful death action after a woman guest fell down a basement stairway affirmed. H. G. Lamoreaux vs. Lu cille F. Lamoreaux, appellant; appeal from Wallowa county; opinion by Justice Gordon Sloan; Judge W. F. Brownton reversed; decree granting a divorce to the husband re versed for insufficient evi dence on appeal of the wife. Irene May, executrix of the estate of Sterling May, appel lant vs. Robert L. Mack and Julius A. Vanderwicle, ad ministrator of the estutc of Dewey Leonard Dunleavy; appeal from Baker county; opinion by Justice Pro Tern Dal King; Judge Lyle R. Wolff affirmed; wrongful death ac tion involving a fatal car col lision near Baker, verdict for defendant affirmed. Bud Bartley vs. John D. Doherty, . appellant; appeal from Umatilla county; opin ion by Justice Pro Tern Dal King; Judge William M. Wells affirmed; action by a farm laborer for injuries In curred on defendant's ranch near Pilot Rock, Judgment for $4,624 special damages and S25.000 general damages af firmed. Birdie Billings, appellant vs. State Industrial Accident commission; appeal from Cur ry county: opinion by Justice Pro Tern E. H. Howell; Judge Belloni affirmed; industrial accident claim case, commis sion affirmed. State vs. Richard Denton Hollcman, appellant; appeal from Lane county: opinion bv Justice Pro Tern E. H. Howell: Judge Alfred T. Goodwin affirmed: two cases both charging Hollcman with contributing to delinquency of minors affirmed. Anchor Petroleum Co., ap pellant vs. J. J. Buller; appeal from Yamhill county; opin ion per curiam; Judge Arlle G. Walker affirmed; contract action for price of commercial propane gas delivered to a retailer in which the seller sought $2,441, judgment of $149 only affirmed. , , Stamp meters can stamp up to 300 letters per minute. Von Braun Predicts Astronaut Success New York-HIPII-Dr. Werner von Braun, director of the US. space flight center In Huntsville, Alal, said Wednes: day he felt- the' planned orbit ing of an astronaut will bo successful In 1061. Von Braun, at a news con ference, said the failure of a Project Mercury capsule launching at Wallops Island, Va., lust Monday was a "slip page of a few weeks only" in the program to put a man In orbital flight, makes a good ph BUT YOU MUST SHOOT FASTV. ( U Cats are photogenic. But also impatient. Take them with ' Contaflex, the real 35mm single-lens reflex that lets you sight, (ocus and snap with speed and accuracy. Come in tor a demonstration Contaflex USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLANI Open Sundays and Evenings HUDSON'S ROGUE CAMERA SHOP , 613 East Main . Phone SP 3-5345 4iiOi010i0i0i0i$ii0i0iai0i0i0ii0i0i0i09U. Pearson Urges Participation Salem - (UPD - Acting Gov. Walter Pearson has appealed to Oregon citizens to partici pate In Alcoholism Informa tion week, Nov. 28 to Dec. 2. The week has been so pro claimed by President Eisen hower. Noting that nearly five mil: lion Americans are alcoholics, Pearson said "The cost of alco holism in human suffering, in disintegration of family life, in economic attrition to the individual and community is incalculable." Citizens were urged to visit or become acquainted with state programs that deal with the problems of alcoholism, to write the State Alcohol Educa tion Committee, 200 Dckum Bldg., Portland, and to visit the Portland alcoholic re habilitation men's and ladies' centers for problem drinkers. The public was also urged to become acquainted with the work of Alcoholics Anony mous and Al-Anon. Pearson said purpose of the campaign Is to "inform society of the advances that have been made In understanding alcohol problems and in deal ing with them; to influence attitude changes toward the problem drinker; to acquaint the public with facilities, agencies and programs avail able to them for rehabilitation and educational services." Phair Committee Declared in Red Salem - (UPD -The Ron Phair for Congress committee indicates in a campaign ex pense report to the State Elec tions division it is nearly $4,000 in the red. Phair, Klamath Falls farm er, was the Republican candi date for Congress In the sec ond district. He was beaten by Democratic incumbent Al Ullman, whose campaign ex pense filing is not yet avail able. Phair's committee listed contributions of $16,732 and initial expenses of $12,724. But the report indicated that an estimated $7,956 was still to be paid. This Included $4,500 In personal travel ex penses for Phair and the rest for ad agency expenses. The Committee to Protect Oregon's Credit, which sought unsuccessfully to defeat the state veterans' bonding meas ure on the Nov. 8 ballot, list ed expenses of $12,619. I. Pre-Holiday BARGAINS ARE OUR BUSINESS SHOP, COMPARE! it'ss, 'easy to CHARGE rlrs Ovcr 50 ff 7.98 Values! BEDFORD COTTON CORD CAR COATS 3.87 Fabulous at this price! Coat fea tures convertible, concealed hood collar, 2 huge pockets, full quilted rayon lining! Made in British Hong Kong of rugged Bedford cotton cord. Beige, blue, black. Sizes 10 to 18. RAYON WATER REPELLENT VISIT NEWBERRY'S H EAD SQUARES New Toyland 50c Value All weather scarf for rain or snow or sleet Solid col ors. Sizes 32x32. Save More at Newberrys. Child's Plush SLIPPERS C h 1 1 drcn's lush plush opera stvle with felt lin ing. Blue or red. Sizes 8 to 3. 1 00 PLAIN AND FANCY GLOVES Reg. M SPECIAL PURCHASE I Warm and wonderful im ported glove in sizes for women, girls and kiddies. 100 wool and wool-rayon blends. Plain and novelty weaves. Bead and rhino stone trims. Many styles band, flared, cuffed tnpt. ZIPPERED BOOTIES Warm felt with cordu roy collar, zipper, sue dene soles. Sizes 8-2, 9-3. 1 29 A Store Full of All the New Toys, Located at ( 222 East Sixth ft Open Monday and Friday Nights Til 9 IMPORTED HOODED COATS Reg. 9.98 SALE TERRIFIC BUY! Handsome hard wearing car coat of fine count cotton with orlon-pile lined hood and turn back cuffs. Warm, quilted rayon satin lining, cord tie belt. An amazing value you have to see. Beige. Misses' sizes 10-18. a CORDUROY L0NGIES 99c Paiitol print oorduroy with clastic vvaint. Toddlers sizes 2-3-4. WOOL SLIPPER SOX ns. S-M-I 00 Warm wool with leather soles, glamorous trims. S-M-L. FOB CHILDREN, some with bells. . FOR MISSES embroidery trim. .... FOR WOMEN -embroidery trim. . . , FOR MEN jncquard woven design. ,L 1S j.J.7lt2UJ&ttU4co Main and Cental and 225 East Sixth Across the Street From Our Side Entrance .
