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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1962)
That bump-bump is your TIRES, mister.... mi iu ,afc-.iigti - Q i i y kaafa s k h Li fe tar y u iu ,y w u i u m u i u u u vsar w u u IF beloved remembrance had wings, I would close my eyes and return again to: A La Cigogne in Paris, an Alsatian hideaway Bing Crosby and I discovered separately and adored jointly for its ex quisite attention to fine food and service. A night in an enormous old room at the Caledonian Hotel in Scotland, with Edin burgh Castle glowing ethereally through my window. Lunch at the Pink Elephant on Gas parilla Island off the Florida Gulf Coast, with pompano almondine and then the quaint ferry trip back to the mainland. A day, a week, or a month on Butter nut Point at Whitefish Lake in Minne sota, but only as it was in the days of my childhood secluded, serene, and sweet with the scent of pines. An afternoon at Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, with a visit to Putsch's V IUUSTIATION JOHN AllCN and dinner at the Golden Ox in the teem ing heart of the stockyards. A return, as I was then, to Tennessee and the ivy-draped antiquity of my school as it was then, blooming with magnolia and the innocent hopes and dreams of girls becoming women. A night on the town in Chicago or New York, but no more than that. It's like eating whipped cream on a dead run. Dinner again at Sheik's in Minneap olis, where time stands still but young voices sing like angels in a dark wood. A walk through England's heather, a drive to the Red Lion Inn, moonlight on the Serpentine, and John Gielgud at the Globe Theater. Biloxi in the springtime and New Or leans in the rain. The Missouri hill country on a summer morning with my grandmother's kitchen aromatic of pork chops, hot biscuits, and gravy. The Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., where the majesty of greatness is a silent hymn. Halifax and Quebec, the white fences and wild flowers of Kentucky, afternoon tea on a British liner, grits and red-eye gravy in Cairo, Illinois. But, more than all of these, the joy of coming home. j fj-j-rrrrrrrst zt-,?.z r- I 1 0 What's the cure for "nylon thump"? Ask America's five largest tire buyers. Again in 1962, j for the fourth straight year, every make of U. S. car has Tyrex Rayon Tires as standard r equipment. The nation's car manufacturers continue specifying Tyrex Rayon Tires year after year to assure you safe, sure driving ease; plus: Long mileage m Rugged impact resistance Cool, quiet, smooth running m No nylon tliump. So, to get all advantages that make driving safe, sure and smooth, choose lfJJK 1 IU j rvrVF Tyrex Rayon Tires the same as all five I rfUfJm J of the leading U.S. car makers do. TtMCl Iwu. Emptrv taU Mc, Nn Yofk I, N. Y. Tint Pal. IM.I ia a RatoU.- ItUnnark W TtUI a. la, rayna lira ,ara .aa TaM rayoa ll .fa mad to alaa iahl an4 aaallaM. la aaao Family Weekly, May 20, 19C2 19
