Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 21, 1963, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Textci! J 1 I I h.. ii M Time Magazine Notes State Honor College Eugene - The Honors Col lete of the University of Ore gon is cited as an example of honors efforts in an arti cle in the education section of Time Magazine for Feb. IS. The article states that Hon ors Colleges such as those op erated by the University of Oregon and Michigan State university are "in effect. Ivy League campuses within state universities." SUCTION B Medford PAGES 1 to 8 TRIBUNE MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1963 Peace Corps Director Says Group Practical Richmond, Va. -UPD Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriv er said Wednesday night his organization if practical as well as patriotic. "It's about the least ex pensive way of assisting for eign countries we have in government today," he told a Junior Chamber of Com merce dinner. Sh river said he would 'ask Congress to increase the authorized strength of the Peace Corps to 13,000 because of enlistment demands. rPENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY . ) -v CAPSULE IN MUSEUM - Col. John Glenn is shown as he spoke at ceremonies in the Arts and Industries building of the Smith sonian Institution in Washington, D.C., at vhich his space capsule, the Friendship 7, ;nd his space suit were turned over to the museum. The ceremony took place one year alter uicnn s tugnt. (Ufl) Hardened Arteries Theory Jolted by Scientific Finding By DELOS SMITH UPI Science Editor New York (UPD The scien tific theory that high blood levels of cholesterol "harden" ; arteries and thus lead to heart attacks and "strokes" has been jolt ed by some hard - to - get , facts. These facts consisted . of blood cho- lesterol read- Delos smith 1 n g s Of 42 men during the last years of their lives and measurements of the "hardening" of their heart and cerebral arteries after they died. Three scientists found no connection between blood levels of cholesterol and other fats and the degrees to which heart arteries were "harden ed." This finding was so con clusive they were impelled to remark that "the lipid (fat) theory of atherosclerosis re mains unproved as far as the coronary arteries are con cerned." In brain arteries they found "significant relationships" be tween advanced "hardening" and high cholesterol levels in only four out of 15 brains. In two others their results were "negative," that is, low cho lesterol levels went with ad vanced "hardening" or the op posite. "These findings are so equivocal a final opinion can not be expressed," they re potted to "Circulation," which is the technical organ of the American Heart Association. The scientists are Drs. J. C. Patcrson, Rosemary Arm strong and E. C. Armstrong of the Canadian Veterans Psy chopathic Hospital and the University of Western On tario in London. Study 10 Years Old They were making their newest report on a study which has been going on for J" years. It involves 800 male patients with advanced men tal disease who are (or were) healthy of body. Hie scientific scheme is simple, direct and tactual. In life blood cholesterol levels are measured periodi cally. When a man dies, his heart and cerebral arteries are analyzed for degrees of hardening." Since the men are (or were) hospital custo dial cases, their diet is pre cisely known. All previous reports failed to find any connection be tween blood cholesterol and coronary arterial "harden ing." These had been scien tifically criticized on several grounds. One was that the men reported had been "very old" at the time of death -many deep in their 80s. An other ground for criticism was that some had died of wasting disease, such as can cer, and these could have in fluenced both blood fats levels and artery-hardening. In their new report the scientists took only men who had died between the ages of 60 and 69 years. "We do not concede that a man in his 60s is very old," they remarked. From the men in this age bracket they excluded those who died of any wasting dis ease. They took only those whose body weight at the time of death had been at or close to the "ideal" establish ed in insurance actuarial sta tistics. "It is well known, of course, that there is much more to the athero sclerotic process than the accumulation of lipid in arteries," they said. "Ab normal deposits of fibrous tis sure, blood and blood prod ucts, and complex carbohy drates also occur, and it is quite conceivable that one of these might be enhanced by hyperlipemia (high blood fats level)." Rainier Offered Gambling Casino London - (UPD - Greek ship ping magnate Aristotle Onas sis has offered his controlling interest in the gambling ca sino at Monte Carlo to Prince Rainier of Monaco, the Daily Express said today. The newspaper said Onassis offered Rainier his 540,000 shares of casino stock for $25 each, a total of S13.5 million. There was no official con firmation. The Express said the Greek millionaire made the offer to bolster the Prince's position in the face of pressure from France, which is determined to impose French taxes on the tiny Riviera principality. Authority on Mental Health to Address Session Dr. Jack R. Ewalt, national ly recognized authority on mental health, will be in Sa lem April 18 to address a joint meeting of the House and Senate of the Oregon legislature at dinner, Dewey Wilson, Medford, president of the Jackson County Mental Health association, has an nounced. Dr. Ewalt is the chief architect of the Joint Commis sion report on Mental Health and Mental Illness to the U.S. Congress. "We feci fortunate to be able to bring Dr. Ewalt to the leaders of Oregon to hear di rectly h i s recommendations implementing the major pro posals of the report," Wilson said. "To Dr. Joseph D. Mata razzo, Portland, president of the Mental Health Association of Oregon, goes the credit for bringing him here." Review Progress Dr. Ewalt will review the progress in his own state, Massachusetts, in getting lo cal communities to take in creasing responsibility for the mentally ill, their families and neighbors, Wilson said. "He will spell out how citi zens can direct those in need of treatment to the clinic and how these services can be made available to all in Ore gon who need them." Jackson county is one of the leaders in Oregon in bringing help to the emotion ally disturbed and mentally ill at the community level, ac cording to Wilson. The Jack son County Family and Child Guidance Clinic in the Jack son county courthouse is di rected by Donna Gilke, psy chiatric social worker. There are two full time psychiatric social workers, Ethel Shum way and Richard Runyon. The part - time services of Dr. Stewart Atkinson, psy chologist, Dr. Harry Daniel son, psychiatrist, and Thomas Goff, psychiatric social work er, also, are available to the clinic. HOLDUP SWITCH Hollywood -IUPD- James E. Underwood, 47, told police Wednesday he was robbed by a man who pointed a dog at him. He said "a big, white dog," bared its teeth and stood poised to jump while the man took $89 from his wallet. Always 'Sweet & Fresh Delicious Anytime, for Any Occasion! SEA BASS r-1 Alaska Black Cod Wlh Ling n 69 CATFISH Q( C J ili )il Fillets 0V lb. VrfOd PETRALE 1(M STEAM CLAMS " 3 $129 M ROCK COD PPw lbs. VU Fillets J J lb. Fresh Spring Chinook Salmon Rex Sole or Sand Dabs 55c lb. Fresh Columbia Riv. Sturgeon Smelt-Crabs Now in Season! Colored Roasting it F if Young Fryer a9 ttf HENS ,, 45 RABBITS B FRESH RANCH EGGS GRADE "AA" SMALL- 2 Doz. 89c PITTS Seafood & Poultry 11 W m t L. 771 J a T WE CANNOT TEll A LIE! We found many items during our inventory that must be moved, so we used our little hatchet and chopped them to ridiculous prices for our Washington's Birthday event. Be here at 9:30 Friday and Save yourself plenty. Sorry, no Phone or Mail Orders. Please! Quantities are limited. AW Men's Pile lined Jackets 322 3 only tan .poplin jackets with or I on pile lining, size Small, Large, and Extra Large. Used by all the troops cross ing the Delaware. l n Men's Sweaters 222 3 only wool and or Ion. Martha knit waiting for George iro return from the I war- Men's Flannel Shirts 1 22 Cotton flannel plaid shirts in broken sizes. The luckiest soldiers at Valley Forge all had shirts like these. Men's 6" Work Shoes 522 . Plain toe Brown work r shoes with non-slip cork and rubber sole. Sizes 6 to II, E width. Regulation Militia issue in 1776. Men's ?Sweat Shirts 22 Crew Neck styling, gunmetal color. The troops at Valley f Forge used these both to keep warm and to shine their shoes before inspection. Jr. Boys Corduroy Slacks 1 22 16 pair grey and brown corduroy pants Belted modcj, sizes 8 and 10. Every drummer boy in the army should have a pair of these. Boys Winter Caps 62' 22 only warm Doe Ion and laminated suede caps. Assorted colors, stzes 64 to 7Vi. We bought 'em, couldn't sell 'em, vou can have 'em, FOR JUST 62c. Pocket Six s TRANSISTOR Radios 22 6 only miniature 6 transistor radios. Complete with bat teries, leather case, and ear phones. Fife and ' drum music sounds lovely on these. 22 CENT TABLE I Toddler Boys' V l-.l.-a- uacneis 322 10 only nylon and cotton poplin jackets with zlp.off hoods. Warm lined, sizes 2 and 3. George wore one of these as 1 young boy. I S Shirk 22 1 Short sleeve cotton print sport shirrs, sizes 6 to 18. Ma chine washable. Full cut for freedom of movement while chopping down cherry trees. J 1 ' Boys Flannel Shirts 72' Sanforized cotton flannel shirts. Sizes 4.6-8-16 only. We cannot tell a lie, these are terrific buys at 72c. Infenfs X Snowsuit J?l 122 Jra 1 on'v snow suit size jEi.2. One-piece style in J2P 'Qua, with separate j hat. We thought we fj had tost this one, 1 but it turned up at lj inventory time. I Infanti 1 X Playsuils I 4, i , 1 piece infants play- r suit in cot to, poplin and sateen. Zipper front and snap cratch style. Sizes Vi to 2. l Plastic I Orbiteers 22e An intriguing toy, throw it in the air and it returns to you. Have lun with the space age boomer ang. Only a few hun dred left. Men's Tie Clasp and Cuff Link Sets, 8 only... .22c Men's White Dress Shirts, broken sizes, 6 only 22c Men's White Ribbed Crew Socks, 25 pr. only. 22c Felt, Colorform Games, Stuffed Dolls, 1 8 only 22c Women's Plaid Purses, chain handle, 9 only. ...22c Hard Cover Books, Publ. closeouts, 30 only.. ..22c Plastic Orbiteers, the Space Age Boomerang. .22c Women's Full Fashioned NYLON HOSE 2 pr. tor First quality full fashioned dress sheers in the two most wanted fashion shades. Pebble and Gala. Celebrate Washington's Birthday with us by picking up a handful of these nylon hose at fabulous savings, just 72c for 2 pair. last chance to save big on mm LAMINATED ORLON WOOL KNIT LAMINATED COTTON SHARKSKIN $11)22 Sizes 8 to 18 Full length spring coals specially priced for George Washington's birthday. Popular laminated fabrics in rich shades of Red, Beige, Turquoise, Black, and Black and White check. Take your pick from 60 of these fashion right coats. We cannot tell a lie, they're terrific buys at just $12.22. ELECTRIC BLANKETS With 2-Year Guarantee Double Bed Size 10.22 Dual Control Blanket 3.22 Why freeze like George and the troops did at Valley Forge, when you can sleep warm under these fluffy first quality blankets. Choose from attractive decorator colors. Free replacement guarantee for two years. 22 Twin Size Boys' 10-oz. Denim WESTERN JEANS 2 e T1 Playing marbles or throwing silver dollars across the Potomac, these) jeans are built to take the wear of all active boys. Durable 10 ounce cotton denim in western cut style. Reinforced at points of strain. Sizes 4 to 10. Girls 2-Pc. Slack Sets Corduroy slacks with cotton print tops, siies 2 to 6X. We priced these rioht after the cherry tree tell on our head. Women's Elastic , Leg Briefs 22e Acetate tricot knit, white and colors, i I ney have pretty much replaced tho old pantaloon style Martha used to wear. Girls Poplin Raincoats 7 only sizes 7 to 12, We've had these ever since there were 13 stars in the flag. Take 'em away for fust 82c. Gird Cotton Briefs' Assorted prints and solid white. Elastic leg style. Sizes 4 to 14. Every girl would love a drawer full of these. JL Girls Bouffant Taffetized cotton full bouffant slips, sizes 4 to 14. Our lowest price ever In honor of George's birthday. Toddler Girls Full Slips 52' Bouffant style taf fetized cotton slips, sizes I to 4. Since I we re practically giv. ing away big sisters, we'll add the Tod dler s sizes too. Women's Uniforms 72' 6 only sire 14, 18, I4'j, I6W, 24h. These were white at one time. With a little washing they'll be as bright and shining as the uni form George wore. Electric Steam and Dry 6 only. Betsy Ross used one similar to these, only you don't have to heat them on a hot stove. 81 x 108" Muslin Sheets The t c o o p t used these at V a 11 e y Forge. They re slight ly soiled, but who cares at this price. 27x48" Scatter Rugs 22 100 Rayon pile, foam backed, ma chine washable. Martha had these scatter rugs scatter ed all thru the White Mouse. a 1 CHENIUE "sf Bedspreads I 242 Full and Twin Size. I . Used by all the W hotels that claim that 1 "George Washington L slept here." Women's J Slippers 22 60 pair fluffy dyed shearling lamb scuffs with cushion insole, wedge heel. Martha always kept a pair by her bedside. Printed Rayon Drapes 122 30 pair 48x84 ace tate rayon drapes with brioht patterns. These have hung around here long enough. Hang them In your house for 1.22 a pair. Decorative) V Pillows 34 only Kapoc filled pillcws, tmr'on cov ers. We really hate to part with such old friends as these.