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FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1962 10 B '- n V '., t fWHw 1 ' 7 , 5 , It", l "'" l MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON NUMBER 17 - Mrs. Francis Hcbl, Sun Prairie, Wis., proudly displays her 10 pound, three ounce daughter. It was the 17th child born to the couple and their fourth daughter. (UPI) TRANSFER APPROVED Newport News, Va. - iDPII -The Newport News School Board Thursday approved the transfer applications of 27 legroes to four white or pre dominantly white public schools. The board last year had assigned 14 Negroes to white schools under a gradual desegregation plan approved by a federal court. Davidson Asked To Clarify Stand Portland -(UPII- Republican State Chairman Phil Roth to day asked Democratic Nation al Committeeman C. Girard Davidson to clarify his own views on J. Edgar Hoover and the FBI. Rother referred to the re cent Western States Demo cratic Conference in Seattle, where W. H. Ferry, vice chair man of the Fund for the Re public, criticized the FBI and Hoover. Ferry termed their anti - communist efforts "spy swatting." Davidson, as chairman of the conference, invited Ferry to speak. Roth said Davidson should state whether he agrees with Ferry that the FBI is chasing mythical spies and saboteurs. If he does, Roth said, then Davidson "must also believe that Cuba ... is also an over rated myth and threat." Davidson said earlier he felt the advantage of Ferry's talk lay in the exchange of ideas fostered at the confer ence. Roth said other Democratic candidates in Oregon also should clarify their own stands on the Ferry talk. READY WITH QUIP Washington -IUPH- President Kennedy was congratulating 600 Peace Corps trainees on the White House lawn Thurs day when a girl handed him an envelope of red balloons for his daughter, Caroline, "Caroline is already in the Peace Corps - in Italy," the President quipped. I r-J lol M 151 This Coupon Entitles You to One Regular $12S Kodacolor Enlargement for ONLY with each roll of Kodacolor film developed and printed here. (Bring coupon.) Enlargement can be made from any kodacolor negative you choose. (Not slides.) Offer expires August 25, 1962. -i I III Dennis the Menace jji 'Yeah. I've sot a little kid at home, why?' HOW TOO MM LIKE TO SWAP A ICE CREAM CM KR A Itfft Good Management Given Credit for Trend Reversal o hi Hiiunna rnuiu onuu ii LJ m I -J I I L 232 East Main Phone 772-5646 CLIP THIS COUPON J v w j New York-lUPU-When a com pany going downhilll docs a turnaround from red to black in two years, watchmakers will tell you today, It reflects new, fresh, and virgorous management. Ordinarily, this would mean that the new manage ment also was youthful. But the watchmakers can cite a different story. For the fiscal year ended in March, I960, Gruen Indus tries Inc., maker o fwatches, showed a consolidated net loss of more than $1.8 million. Then it got the new top man agement. Lost Reduced For the next fiscal year, the loss was reduced to a little over $500,000. For the 1962 fiscal year, up came a profit of more than $100,000. The men who were respons ible, Gruen officials say proudly, were both in their 60s when they took over the company. One was John H. Ballard, who after 110 years was being retired as president of Bulova Watch, and became president of Gruen. The other was Edward L. Love, former executive vice president of the Chase Manhattan Bank, semi- retired from the active finan cial community, who became chairman of the board. "Ballard came first, and then Mr. Love," recalled Ru dolph Epstein, vice president, secretary and treasurer who also came to Gruen after the change in management. Matters Out of Line "The figures showed what shape things were in. And there were a lot of matters that were out of line. "In two years, we reduced overhead by $250,000. "The Gruen plant in Swit zerland, perhaps the most modern in the world, was suffering from lack of busi ness. The company's credit situation was such that it often had to keep Its own plant waiting while it got up enough funds to buy some more watch movements. "Now it is going back into 100 per cent production, and we are trying to add capacity." An average adult person has 4 to 6 quarts of blood weighing 12 to 15 pounds. . ir - .. i r fl in. rinr .Hr ..'. ,.r j '.v i i . . . I 1 n,j'i'--ffw'rrTTiirriiVi,mTMtPa'!W'" --'" rrnfar r - n remember . . . X si SOS s"9 kvVTI AVVW NxVT jjQfXtf Sltf tV ess; i X x il 'A ri S3 Himnfc Don't let summer heat and humidity get you down, drain you of energy and appetite, rob you of summer nights' sleep.. . . Let an electric air conditioning unit breathe life into your home with its regulated flow of clean, cool, dehumidified air. AIR CONDITION! v The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Council ennilitl of a judge, a pliyehiatrlit, three tier cy men, three edilori and a Humeri editor. Kach article la a humniary of a family disagreement presented to the Council. The Council deali with problems, major and minor, encountered by guidance counselor! and ocia! workers, tdlted by by Mrs. Alma Denny. (Copyright by General features Corp.) overnight. Advances in for-: him to stay put and study his tune come to those who "hap-, own limitations, not just the .. .. . , j inK'u And i?rant his rhilrirpn nan" In (IP 3L ndllO dl j"-- - c - right moment, and are often few other advantages, such. as friends, routs, and a well- . ordered education. Nedda P. stop moving Will he ever put, us around?; big the children will have a advantage over other There's no need for it. Arnold P. - I'll never stop trying to improve my chances. I move where things look bet ter. ... Nedda P. - Arnie and I have been married IS years, and we have three children. We both grew up in a small town in Pennsylvania, and for the first three years of our marriage we lived in Harris burg. That was quite a change for me, but I got used to it and was glad that we were still at least in our home state. But for 12 years now, Arnie has been movinj us from town to town. There's no other reason for it but his restlessness. As a result, we all lose out in the end. He loses time looking for work. We lose money during the in-between-jobs time. The chil dren have gone to school in 10 different states, and their education is hit-and-miss. And we have no real home. We just rent furnished apartments each time. How can I help him make the best of it so our next move will be the last? Arnold P. - I'm a machinist, and I'm still young enough to keep trying to improve my self. 1 think I owe it to my self, and Nedda owes it to me, while we're under 40 to traipse around and study the field before we settle down and stay for good. After a year in one place, when I see there's no future I move on. Why should I stay wid waste my time? I figure on finding a new berth where I'll be happier. Meanwhile, I'm not harming Nedda or my children. It doesn't take me long to find work, and they get a chance to see the world. Once we really dig in and stay kids. All this travel will serve to increase their knowl edge. They're bright and will catch up once they reach high school and, I hope, college, too. Nedda must be patient. Her break will come soon. AND FOR JUST See your MiiKiicd ;il your n Mill' favorito Cal Civ K loot rical Lcatruc how rasily and iiu'xprnsiviMy you can t dealer and be ur coiuiuu'ti .X v - V v- APPUANCt MART 772-4131 Hotpoint BIG Y APPLIANCE CENTER 773 J05J WMif houM flLDMAN , OLSON 773-7751 f.ddtri HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY 773-539J Gentrjl Electric JOHNSTON STORtS LEONARD ELECTRIC COMPANY MODERN PLUMBING MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. PAULSEN ft GATES THRIFT MARKET TROWBRIDGE ELECTRIC WESTERN AUTO SEARS ROEBUCK . 773-3619 RCA-Whiilpool .773.4541 Fngidlirt-Aminl . 773-5368 Citim 773-7301 Wjidi Tiu Cold 664-1 259 Amina ..773-6241 Weiringhouit .772 6217 W,id . 773-6661 Kc-nmor .- eft Y ore X- The Council: That slogan, Arnold, is "Join the Navy and See the World'' not "Marry Arnold and etc." Nedda, being the female of the species, craves a nest for herself and young. She's not that much of a migratory bird. Further, it's not much fun to "see the world" under a cloud of worry, poverty and fear. Your family aren't tourists. They're d i s placed persons, and, as such, a roof over their head is what their eyes are out to see, not the snow on Mt. Rainier or Ni agara Falls. We add our vote to Nedda's. It looks like there's something within Arnold that needs looking into - first by himself and then, if he can't see it clearly, by a counselor. We refer to his go-go-go urge, called "restlessness" by Ned da. Most fellows get that, in its extreme form, out of their systems before they marry. Otherwise they roam the earth, alone usually, or marry a like-minded gypsy who signs up for the itinerant life with her eyes wide open. But Ar nold is indulging his whims and fancies as though still single, while dragging along his obviously reluctant wife and children - excusing it all as being for their own "good." Stripped of all the fancy talk, his behavior is immature and selfish. First off, just because Ar nold can't see a "future" in a location is no reason to con clude there is no future there. Breaks can appear the result of luck and timing rather than strategy. Second, no matter how good things look, no matter how happy Arnold is on a job. he II come : to a slump, a dull discour ; aging stretch. Most of us take 'this in stride. He'd have to iin order to last until the Big : Chance he's after. But with j his habit of wriggling out ; from under, he'd keep moving ion and keep losing out. ! No. Arnold must stand still j at the next stop. We susgest that it be in a big city where A I industrial advice. We urge Jyu-tf .jiiT&;wJiartiiajSii, I V n BUILD ITi j with '"i-eSrlii ! I SOLAR Sv' 'v"" I BLOCK mil I LASCQLETE! Eg Enjoy sumnicriimc comfort on jour P'"io . . . roof it wiih. j Lascolite Solar Block. It's the first really cool fiberglass pjncl I because it blocks Ihe sun's blazing rays. You'll be rlciscd at I I low asy it is to buy and build with Hie finest and brightest 1 I lascolile colors, It's a bargain in palio ruotiiig. BRUCE BAUER LUMBER CO. 765 South Riverside Closed Sundays i u2 E2 i - 'i m i Paul Lea Says.... We Is Sin ill On Our Heads hi 1962 MODEL CLEAN UP! If you don't believe that Paul Lea wants to move cars take another look at the picture. "Randy Rambler" has just rode in with New Rambler deals that are "hot as a $2 pistol." Ride on down to the Lea Motors' lot and corral yourself some big savings now. Yes sir the RAMBLER ROUND UP is NOW IN PROGRESS and if you can't save a few bucks now you never will! Here is just one sample of our prices to "Stirrup" your interest. 1462 RAMBLER AMBASSAOOR 2 Door Sedan, Executive Car PS. PB. Auto Traos , Air Condi, tioned. Sole Glass, Radio, Heater, White tires, undercooked. Windshield Washers. B U. lues. Wheel Discs, light package. Padded Dash & Visor. Twin rj'iD differential & everything else. Low mileage Rc9. Pric S3877.40 YOU SAVE 900.00 Roundup g"5 El OVER 100 CARS TO CHOOSZ FROM! 5TH r BARTLETT 12TH & RIVERSIDE mi.ii ii,'m,M
