Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 28, 1963, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOPD. OREQON FRIDAY. JUNE 21. IMS STAR GAZEBO 54-29 37 31 - 64-74-84-881 t I W MAY H -5?57l 59-45-72 MAY 22 JUNI 22 1. 4. t. Al S 7-13-56 CANCfct JUNf 21 IULY23 19-27-35-471 BVI ?)30-34-45-53l 558-61-85-871 vnao AUG 24 SPT. 22' 316-17-3o-4Ci 49-55-67 -Bjr ClAY L POLLAN- M Your Doily Adrvifr Guide According to the Stors. To develop message tor Saturday, read words axresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Favors 2 Good 3 Ltrtm 4PIMK 6 From 7Loed 8 You 1 Do 10 No 1 1 Will 12 Someone's 130na 14 Productive ISNm 16 Brtrt. l7Avoid 18 Launch 19 You're 20 Dor 21 Too 22 And 23 Demanding 24 Be 25 Keep 26 Ot 27 On 28 Your 29 An 30 There's (8) Good 3! Your 32 And 33&od 34A 3SThe 36Scondol 37 Eorlr 38 Your 39T.me 61 Are) 63 Trove mo, 64 You II 65 Ground 66 Hormony 67 People 68 Nr. 69 venture 70 Diligence - 71 Predicted 72 Today 73 Pov 74 Get 75 And 76 For 77011 78 Home 79 Penonot 80 And 81 Protect! 82 And 83 With 84 The 85 Money 86 Money 87 Plant 68 Worm 89 It 90 Busineu Adverse Ncutrjl OCT. 13 1- t- 91C41 1 3A H 1-46-62 OCT 24 NOV 22 t -50-66-71,0 P6-7H29QVS 40 Comers 41 Ke 42Naturol 43 Bird 44 Tidings 45 Rainbow 46 Be 47 Right 48 Advance 49 And 50 Peace 51 Are 52 Feet 53 Around 54 Track 55 Impertinent 56 Likely 57 On 58 Business 59 Solid oOStoy SAITTAU$ NOV ZS DEC 22 J-is-W-n-ra (44 51-63 V CAPtJCOM OK I 20 Vi.- h 8-35-4667 - W 75-79-81 SH JAN. 41 FES. 19 17-21-23-26, bl -39-80-86' Au H2 O A 3 Chemical Symbol for Money In Business of Novelty Buttons PtSCfS UAR2I tH 14.20.28-42(0 "0-73-77 Br DICK WEST Washington - (UPC - At first glance, "AU-H20 looks like the noise you make when you ; sneeze. Actu ally, however, it is a chemi cal s y m b o 1, and by this time next year it may be al most as famil iar to the American West public as LS- MFT. In chemistry, AU-H20 stands for Goldwater. In poli tics, what it stands for de- HS Seniors May Get College Credit Portland - High school sen iors entering Portland State college this fall may be eligi ble to receive college credit for Advanced Placement courses taken in high school through the nationwide Ad vanced Placement teaching program. Being adopted at PSC this year, the program enables stu dents to obtain advanced col lege standing with credit whe ther or not their high schools participate In the program, according to Dr. James Hart, chairman of PSC's academic requirements committee. Students passing Advanced Placement examinations may be given credit for freshman English, composition and Eng lish literature, American and English history, biology, chem istry, physics, mathematics, French, German, Spanish or Latin. ."The program is not for every student, but for those capable of doing college work beyond the freshman level. By giving recognition to those students of superior ability, we hope more students will go on to graduate work and into the teaching profession,' Dr. Hart said. High school seniors seeking additional information are asked to contact PSC's coun seling and testing office or write directly to the College Board Advanced Placement Examinations, box 592, Prince ton, N. J. Subscribers To report improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune In Medford, phone 772-6 HI; Ash land call at 416 Bridge or phone 4823002: Yreka, phone Victory 2-2898 before 6:45 p.m. daily and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. If regular delivery arrives shortly after you call please notify office, thus eliminating special messenger service. GEH3 pends on where you stand. And in the novelty business, it stands for money. At the moment, AU-H20 is about the best selling item In the political campaign mate rial line. In fact, it is about the only item that is selling at the moment. Or so I was told by Earl Butler, a big button man from Chicago. Butler's firm, Jhe Gma Duck Co., is on of tha ex hibitors showing their wares at a specialty adver tiling guild display here this weak. I stopped by the exhibit NrSM I aft h ' s .-T 'i II after receiving a press re lease reporting that it would offer a preview of the but tons, badges and other politi cal advertising novelties be ing created for the 1964 campaign. I must say, however, tnat in some respects it was more like a review than a pre view. Butler s booth, lor in stance, displayed a number of "Dick and Pat" buttons. "Good Heavens!" I said Don't tell me they haven't given up yet." Butler hastily assured me that he was not anticipating a heavy demand for Nixon buttons next year. Except ior the Goldwa tar crowd, ha said, tha sup porters of prospective presi dential candidate thus far have ordered vary little campaign material. Therefore, in order to dis play a complete line of the types of material he has available, he was obliged to borrow a few samples from the archives. Most of the campaign gim micks displayed at the ex hibit would be familiar to the average voter, but for lapel pins and auto bumper suckers there is a shiny new material called "refraction grating" that is guaranteed to attract attention. One booth featured adver tising and political slogans one of which read "Be Happy Go Rocky," I am not certain however, that it was intended for the 64 campaign. Another company display ed neckties with political la bels In the place where gravy spots normally appear. The lettering on one tie read A Solid Gold Dinosaur." You can draw your own conclusions as to which can didate that is supposed to represent. TESTIMONY HEARD - Vice Adm. Hyman C. Rickover, builder of nuclear submarines and perennial critic of educa tion in the United States, is shown as he testified before the Senate Education subcommittee. He said a "copper- riveted" fraternity of professional educators is perpetuating mediocrity in the American public school system. (UPI) IT'S GOT AMERICA'S LONGEST AND BEST NEW-CAR WARRANTY HAPCO'S SUMMER XV- LIMITED TIME PRICE REDUCTIONS! Niw. 1963 modtls! Yes, this is the compact with 33 special features that set it apart for value-including the warranty that puts it in a class by itself for quality. Come in, now, and let us explain the warranty, and demonstrate Valiant's value features. You'll arrive at the conclusion that Valiant is the best all-around compact anybody has come up with yet! Your AuthorUed .ymeuth-Vilien! Detiert Werrenty ageintt defects in material end workmanship on 1M3 care has been expanded to Include parts replacement or repair, without charge tor required parts or labor, lor i yeert or JO.OOO miles, whichever comes first, on the eniine block, head end internal partii transmission case and Internal parts (ascluding manual clutchh torque converter, drive shaft, universal joints (excluding dust covers), rear axle and differentiel, and rear wheal bearings, provided the vehicle has been serviced et reasonable Intervals accord ing to the Plymouth-Valiant Certified Car Cere schedules. Family Council Editor's Note: The Family Coun ell consists at a judge, a psychia trist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor, and two writers. Keen article is a summary of an actual case history. The Council reports on problems (hat have heen dealt with by respon. Slble agencies ana counselors. (Copyright 1963 General Features Corp.) Doris J. - She's walking Into a hotbed of In-law prob lems. Fay R. - If Ed continues to keep them in line, they're fun, pee Doris J. - A girl as popu lar as Fay can win a pro posal of marriage from some one else than the only broth er to six sisters. As her best friend and one who knows that family, I'm warning her to go slow before becoming engaged to Ed. Shell have seven, not one, mothers-in-law, who humor him, pam per him, wait on him hand and foot. Both he and they will expect Fay to do the same. Fay R. - Doris may know the family but she doesn't know Ed. He lets them all baby him, but when he wants them to leave him alone he speaks up. I get along fine with the girls even though I admit I hardly listen to them. To them their brother can do no wrong. But his parents are delightful, espe cially his Dad. If Ed's father can handle all those women, Ed can too and show me how. Tha Council - We all know couples who, with several lit tle girls on deck, keep "try ing for a boy, and some of them achieve him. Now shift the scene to 20-odd years later and consider the unsung hero ine who marries him. What is his view of women? He's an "only" to his mother and sis ters. In addition to pleasing her husband, must his wife satisfy all those clucking chickadees who hope he's be ing appreciated and done right by? Fay takes her cue from Ed. If she marries him, she doesn't marry his sisters but she is affected by his at titude towards them. Can he navigate" alone or must he turn to them for guidance? We gather his eyes are wide- open, despite the atmosphere of hair - spray and bubble- baths. Whatever his appraisal of women, as gained from his sisters, he has a separate Impression of "wives, as re ceived from his mother, from the wives of his pals, and - gradually - from Fay. For Doris we add a reminder that a stockpile of sisters can be a blessing as well as a threat. . .. ''.- .:' f $MJ rj I . ( if ii f W , -t3 f t- i : : w BEST ALL-AROUND COMPACT ANYBODY HAS COME UP WITH YET! DICK KNIGHT CO. 33 S. Riverside, Medford, Oregon Gov. Hatfield Tours Chicago Trade Fair Chicago Gov. Mark Hatfield of Oregon toured the Chicago International Trade Fair Thursday with Charles H.Percy, a Chicago business man considering whether to run for the COP nomination for governor of Illinois. Hatfield has been mention ed as a possible vice presiden tial candidate next year. He was here for a speaking en gagement at Evanston, III. 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