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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12. 19S2 12 A 1 I "-JH. ( ' l , f . ' hi , mmt ill MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOHD. OREGON fc" ' V' Eisenhower To Aid Campaign of Lodge Against Kennedy Ft n 9 0 f MMnM PLN NO IT" 2155 SQUARE f T A old Ted Kennedy has other plans lor that night two rallies in nearby cities but STAR GAXElC? VJ MAI D ?- 7-26-31 - 33-48 6 , TAUtuI . f R. 21 I MAY 21 cL66-76-80-89l UNA EPT. 23 OCT. 23 f- 5.25-4X47 GtMINI MAY 22 JUNE 2: rt58-6l-74 CANCE 5H?,ULY23 14-17-21-33 45-65-75 uo $ juLr24 AUG. 23 M1-18-2B-38 68-72-81 -8 A Gov yvim 9 Good irot IJYnj W Voj 1 S K 1 A Pirti$ IB Don't 19 Give 70 Into 61 F- ftj Aaiis e-i On ft!; Piit By FRANK DONOGHUE (speech will be carried live on i the head table with Kisenhow Boston UPU Former Prcsi television during prime eve-ler and the rest of the Repub- dent Eisenhower comes here'ning lime which the GOP ilican state ticket. Thirty-year- next Monday to ive a hand j bought. Eisenhower will be 72 in friend Geo rite Cabot next bunday Lodge s Senate campaicn George Lodge, 35. will snar against President Kennedy s youngest brother Ted. The success of Eisenhower's visit and what he says in a major address could well de termine whether the President will change his plans nnd come here to stump for Ed ward M. (Ted) Kennedy. Lodc at this point is seen s a decided underdog and any thing Eisenhower says in his behalf will be appreciated Ike has demonstrated immen.se popularity in this state. He carried Massachusetts by 445,007 votes in 1956 and by 208.800 in 1952. the same year that then Congressman John F. Kennedy was taking a U. S. Senate seat from Lodge's fa ther, former United Nations Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Eisenhower will speak to an expected 4.000 at huge Commonwealth Armory where he will be guest of honor at a "birthday dinner." The vnco i. SEPT. 22 A 4- 6-16-24 -By CLAY R. POLLaN- Your Daily Activity Guide According to tht Sior. To develoo message for Saturday, read word corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sgn. 1 Delay C-1 r.oork'8 2 Your :? Of Si T0 "A Lfiri i 37 Forgive 3" I 40 A 4? Mnncy 4 J Doy 44 Ot 4b TKr-xgri 4f AnH 47 Fr.ett 43 Someone's 49 Fprdlo SO AnV 21 Hir.fwnetv 51 You've 3? Tiviirin( S? F'flris, :i To 2b Ain-ntion i0 irvjtcated F'flrJi b i Tr 5)4 c,nfriii Motives SV Forort oOCaptiolize 0j;jGood (Adverse 7rvw 3 Foivrs 9A-1 0 G--e 1 Criairt 2 Or ,'3 You 74 BrtlW 75 tf forts 76 First 77 On 78 Horir 79 Votuotale SOTningj 8 1 Loon . 8? And 83 Up i Small fbChild'ffrt 87 txriore Money P First 90 Conrecfiais 10' KOMtO ')V.22 '3 1-15-30 S6rf fc2-70-83-86 SAGITTARIUS nov. 23 y DEC 22 7: A ! bl-53-59-60O IM-71. 79-90- CAPIKORM DEC. 23 JAN. 20 8-10-13-34 fl 137-46-57 AOUARIUl AN. 21 FEB. 19 9-27 37-42(5' 54-63-73 PISCIS FEB. 20) MAR. 21 3-12-20-29V4 49-52-8?-87' he'll have one eye on GOP gathering. Although Lodge is the un derdog, nobody is ready to count him out. Like Ted, he has a camoaicn schedule so geared that he will have visit- ne!Le' . , . r... the uarty ine-crossing in uie ' "" "": . , " . lMe,iJ ' itt - innTiiffrant and there "''Democrat candidate Endi-lare about 450,000 Itaiian cott Peabody, a one-time All- American voters, most of them American at Harvard, is the first Protestant in decadrs 10 be nominated for governor Democrats. The state next January sends 12 instead of 14 con gressmen to Washington. Tho John A. redisricting pitted two incum- There Will Be a Demonstration of This Delicious cd every one of the state's jVo seeking his second bents. Democrat Thomas J. 351 cities and towns before ' lerm s the first Catholic ever Lane and Republican F. Brad the Nov. 6 election. selected by the GOP to run ford Morse in aingle distnc Ted is made the current fa vorite on the basis of his tre mendous primary showing in which he defeated Massachu setts Atty. Gen. Edward J. McCormack Jr., nephew of House Speaker John W. Mc Cormack, by better than 2-1 There is a third candidate, of unknown strength, in this Senate fight Harvard uni versity Professor H. (for Hen ry) Stuart Hughes, grandson of the late Charles Evans Hughes. Hughes, an advocate of uni laterial disarmament by the United States, collected 117, 000 voter signatures to get on the ballot as an independent candidate and, in theory, each signature represents a vote. The gubernatorial race seems certain to cause sonw BREAD Saturday, October 13 Paulson & Gates THRIFT MARKET Central Point, Oregon This Week's House Plan Offering Today any couple with children is confronted with a vexing domestic problem. How, under one roof, does one supervise the children when necessary, let them alone when desirable and still enioy the luxury of adult activities'.' This problem has been tolvcd In this particular dc sign by providing a spacious family room which is partial ly open to the k i t c Ii e n. Mother can perform her kitchen activities and still supervise the children as they use the family room as a play area. This informal room can double as a TV room which is especially important when guests are being enter tained in the more formal living and dining rooms. Wid Panlry The kitchen Is located be tween the family room and the large dining room. Note the extremely wide pantry and the generous size eating nouk. By using a service cart, it would be very simple to serve outdoor meals on the wide pntio which is accessi ble through the sliding glass doors in the family room Similar doors open from the living room and master bed room. " A roofed brcezewny offers quick access from the garage to the roomy service. T h e laundry and broom closet are located In this area and there is additional space available for a freezer plus" other items. A short hall connects the service, family room, bath and den or fourth bedroom. Uniqu Faaturt One of the unique features of this home is the master Students Finding Difficulty Working Way Through School New York -il'Hi- Kvrn If the young man of the family can tote a football for countless yards through 11 other youths of his own age, speed Hnri brawn, he probably finds it more difficult to work his way through college today than did youngster of the preceding generation. Some persons with gray in their hair can remember when a scholarship would cover a good part of tuition: the athletes could work for 35 rents an hour cleaning up the school premises: young men or women could work in the dormitory dining room or the local hash house tor meals, and somehow one got through school, perhaps with a mini mum of borrowing against graduation time. It was hard work, hut it could be done in ninny schools. It still can he done, but not easily. The postwar population ex plosion, the expansion of uni versities and colleges with es sential building programs and broadened educational re quirements, changed all '.his. as r,;. parent with offspring of college age can tell yon; ed ucational expenses have in creased, and this usually has meant a greater proportion of expenses must be home by the parents. Rartly Makes Enough Robert J. Keir, president of the Tuition Plan Inc., said that it is the "sad truth'' that even the student who works during school and vacation alike rarely can come up with enough money to cover his ex penses. His organization, a subsid iary of C.I T. financial Cor poration, started out 24 years ago to provide instalment fi nancing for college tees. Fig ures show that more than 100,000 persons have used the plan In the last three years In paying for the education of young persons in about tiOO schools, not only colleges and universities but prep and even nursing schools. bedroom suite. It has a large dressing area with a wardrobe closet, a long dressing table and a twin pullman lavatory. A water closet and shower open from this dressing area. Double doors have been specified at the entry and again from the hall to the separate dining room. The distinctive exterior has been achieved by elmiiuiling all unnccce.ssnry breaks in the roof line. Exposed rafters continue past the regular eave line to that their facia meets the facia of the front of the garage. High vertical louver windows have been specified at the front wall of the bed room and family bath. Ccimnlrte working riniwinKS for thin pliin rn he piirrhH.scii at H nM nl l Mi Inr int. tlrbl scl aim .") fnr carh additional ;.rt whrn ordered nt the same time, this phut will he available at tltc.se pru-es until Keh, 7. Itlfia. Please now Iwn to three weeks fnr de livery. The following home plan hooka are also nviiiliihle Pri'C Homes. M: Awiitd lloines. SI: Town ami Country Homes. SI; Homes Inr l.tvlllK. $1: Homes of Disllnetlon, SI: llanrh and Modem Humes. $2 All tiooks. a $7 value, only S3 Sicnri all orders for either plans or hooks tn: Hiawntha Ks les post oltiec hox 4IM-T. North ndiie, Caltl. -a ftm Iff. $3 a W f 'A I I v J uiJ C-il -mJ ltd The last few '62 Chevrolets in our possession are going at ridiculously low prices-COME IN NOW! II1FIG DISCOUNTS on Demonstrators and Executive Cars! t . r Buffer Serves of Curry County Teachers Event Ashland Laurence E. But ler, director of the audio visiuil renter at Southern Ore Bon rnllrj-c. served a key role at the Curry County Teach ers Inslitute conducted in Gold lteach recently, accord uif to President Klmo N. Ste venson, who received a letter of commendation reunrdinn Butler's work from John K. Senr. county school superin tendent. 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