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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20, 1962 MEDFOBD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON University Chosen To Conduct French Institute in Tours - Eugene The University of Oregon has again been 'chosen by the department of Jiealth, education, and welfare to conduct a second level Trench Institute in France for 80 U.S. high school French teachers. The institute will be con ducted during the summer of 1063 at Tours, France, where the university conducted sim ilar institutes in 1961 and 1962. The University of Ore gon is the only university in Jhe country to be selected to conduct such an institute for three successive years. " The institute will be fi nanced by a grant of about $136,000 from the U.S. office of education. The exact amount of the grant will be determined when applications are screened for the institute. Only to Applicants The second-level institute is open only to applicants who have ranked in the upper third of the participants at a first-level institute for sec ondary school teachers of French. Applications for the insti tute may be obtained from Dr. David Dougherty, depart ment of foreign languages University of Oregon, Eugene. Dr. Dougherty, head of uni versity's foreign language de partment, was director of the two previous institutes, and will direct the 1963 institute, which will be conducted for a nine-week period at Tours. The institute is authorized under the terms of the Na tional defense Education act. Participants receive stipends of $75 a week, plus $15 per week for each dependent. i California Has Wide Variety of Climate San Francisco fUPil Fussy about climate? California has all kinds. University of Cali fornia agriculture officials point out the stale has alti tudes ranging from 278 feet below sea level to 14,495 above, with commercial agri culture as high as 9,000 feet. ' California has agricultural areas that gel colder in win ter and summer than some parts of Alaska, and others that get hotter than the Sa hara desert. l-i Xgfl. .if." I 1 Jkb . Secretary's Way of Life Won't Change From Inheritance By JAMES K. CAZALAS I hard worker," Miss Mitchell living at the sumptuous 1 1 do, I'll go to Europe. I've duties have increased since I again, I don't expi MIS3 EVELYN MITCHELL Secretary's Dream Comes Trut STARGAZE 3- 6- t-li yf IAWUI APB. 21 i -irt; may 2i An 11 11 tri 49-78-83M flIMINI MAV 22 1- 6-19 M '40- 48-81-821 to CANCIR w JUNE 23 57-59-66-6M 70-76-B5-8AI -By CLAY R. PQLLAN- JK Your Daily Activity Guide J According to fht Start. To develop message for Friday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. Lfcpr. OCT. 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But Miss Mitchell, secre tary to one of America's rich est men for 12 years, says the inheritance won't change her way of life The money, a handsomely furnished Miami estate and lifetime income were left to the 50 - year old secretary when Arthur Vining Davis died Nov. 17 at the age of 95 Davis, a diminutive, silver- haired magnate with holdings ranging from land to alumi num, once called Miss Mit- chel "my right hand." Grad uallv after he hired her In Washington in 1950, the pub licity-shy chairman of the Aluminum Company of Amer ica gave her more and more responsibility. Running An Etiai Within a few years after arriving here in 1950, Miss Mitchell, the pretty stenog rapher from Newport News, Va., was arranging schedules and running an estate for one of the busiest men in Ameri can business. When Davis suffered stroke in 1952, the statuesque Miss Mitchell went to his side and stayed there for 10 years, becoming more of a comrade than a coworker. 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(siiiiaaRaRr liffsiflfilM pj . . .-.md a Happy, g NEW M 111KMM tW.TNW nr. w m vmm. m There'i nothing more exhilarat ing than crisp morning air filled with (he gleeful cries of bright-eyod children unwrap ping gifts, candies and fruits from the family Christmas tree. All the unpleasant problems of the proud parents seem to fade away as they watch the young sters dash here and there, p ing with their new toys with the exhuborance that is born of good health . . . aw3 COORDINATED . and, to insure Health and Happiness all year long a- ,i ?s It's nature's most perfect food for idults 'and youngsters like. You never outgrow your naad for MILK. As we've often said: "Enjoy tht Holidays Safe and Sound -But, make it MILK when Homeward Bound!" DRINK AT LEAST 3 GLASSES OF MILK A DAY MILK SALES said of Davis. "When we got here in 1950, I tried working in the down town office, but before long I was at Journey's End (Davis' estate) more and more," she said. "I became sort of an assis tant. When the cook was off, I cooked. When the butler was gone, I butled." Today, Miss Mitchell is still estate, quietly running mat ters "which still go on." "There's still lots to do and I am content," she said. Asked if she has any plans, Miss Mitchell smiled and said: "No. TTiere is too much to do." Maybe To Europe "Besides, I haven't received any money yet. Maybe when always wanted to go there." Miss Mitchell did accom pany Davis to Greece one time for a dedication cere mony "but we saw very little. I've always wanted to go back." , "Maybe next spring , . ." she said. But at the moment, her schedule is taut. She said her Davis' death.' . . "Besides regular duties, I get about 100 letters a day now," she said. Marriage Not Considerad She said she hadn't thought about marriage proposals in the offing. "I have to kid and say no one ever asked me," she said with a twinkle, "but then again, I don t expect 1 11 have to beat swains off with a bat." 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