MEDFORB MML TRIBUKE, MEDFORD, OREGON
MONDAY, SKPTEMBES S3. IKS
Salad Bowl Immortality
Salad iii Honor of Irish Lady
Said To Taste Bad, Look Awful
By DICK WEST
WASHINGTON (UP!) Your
chances of achieving evwlast
btf fame by creating a new
tossed salad are
roughly c o re
parable to your
chances of win.
ning the Irish
S w e pstaka.
These odds ap
ply, of course,
to professional
salad teasers.
The odds are a
little better if
you are a horse.
Scores of new salads are cre
ated to this country every year,
frequently by accident. But
only rarely does one muster sui-
If
ficient acclaim to warrant en
shrmement in a recipe book.
Nevertheless, hope springs
eternal in the human chef, and
so the quest for salad bowl im
mortality continues hard apace.
Just this week I attended a
dress rehearsal for a new tested
salad that will have its world
premier in Boston next month.
I decided to wttaess the
event because it was the first
time 1 had heard of a salad
being tried est on the road be
fore making its formal debut.
This salad has Impressive cre
dentials. It was created by the
Waldorf system, which already
has one hit salad to its credit.
And it was named in honor of
Mrs. Sean Lemass, wife of the
Grange News
Lake Creek Grange
Lake Creek Grange held its
September meeting with Master
Wayne Marshall presiding.
M e r t o n Bradshaw, agricul
tural committee, reported on the
tour held with forest service per
sonnel. There are hopes that a
cut will not be necessary in the
range lands for this area.
Ellyn Charley, educational
committee, reported on an arti
cle entitled "Meat Consump
tion." , Loyd George, legislative
committee, reported on the loan
asked for the rebuilding of
Jacksonville.
HEC chairman Nora Brad
shaw asked all members to
Are
You
Satisfied? , . .
, . . we mean with the emp
tiness, the shallowness, the
materialism of our world?
Are you tired of hearing
that there is no wrong and
no right? Are you disturb
ed about daily breakdown
of our society's moral fibre
reflected in graft, crime,
and juvenile delinquency?
If you are, join many of
your neighbors at our In
quiry Classes on Catholic
Doctrine and Morals, let us
tel! you why we believe
that God and only God can
help us. tet us show you
why His Church is the
Church for you.
It's f. You can esma er f
is ysu plaaie. You'H always bt
walcema, Claaaaa at art thf
Wed. eveninj, Sept. IS, at
8:00 a.m.
St, Mary's Grade School
11th mi Ivy
bring sales slips to the October
meeting.
Fire Insurance Agent Cecil
Kee reported on a common
clause in car insurance policies,
He stated that a minor can not
loan a car to another minor
and have the car insurance cov
er an accident.
Eagie Point Grange is having
a ham dinner at their hall to
day.
Kee announced that the fifth
degree will be given Oct, 5; the
sixth degree will be given Oct,
12 at Phoenix Grange hall; and
the National Grange will be held
at Portland Nov, 15 and 16.
Next Grange meeting will be
Oct. U at 8:30 p.m.
prime minister of Ireland.
Tne omeiat presentation oi
"Salad Lenta" will take site
at a luncheon in Boston Oct, it
on the occasion of the prim
minister's visit to that city.
wmiam e. waugft, coalman
' the luncheon committee, ar
ranged for it to be given a trial
run her with Thomas Kier-
nan, the Irish ambassador, at
the ranking taster.
Kiernan a stxw u n
would can for a dram or two
of Irish spirts to pep up the
taste bud before sampling the
salad.
I'm a connoisseur of water,"
the ambassador replied.
The baste ingredients or
"Salad Lemass" are malti-
shade of greens, beets, co-
cumbers and chopped eggs.
They are tossed with mlt
tare of French dressing and
cocktail sauce.
The Boston critics will, of
course, arrive at their own
judgment, but I must say the
review at it osu-et-wwn try-
out were not entirely eiseeur-
seine.
"It tastes baa ana it iooks
awful" was on appraisal
heard.
Its aoeearane possibly coma
be improved by tossing in a few
eld sweepstakes tickets, but
Mrs, Lemass, I fear, will never
become a Caesar, salad-wise.
Phoenli Grange
During the literary program
at the last meeting of Phoenix
Grange, L. R. Thomas described
the difference between a real
hobby and just a passing inter
est. He had a display of semper-
vivums (hens and chickens) that
is one of his hobbies. This hobby
has developed into a mail order
business, Mrs. Thomas also
works at this hobby.
Elected to become members
of the Grange are Mr. and Mrs.
R, B. Sampson,
Charles Hockersmith reported
that there is plenty of irrigation
water at this time. It was also
reported that the grain harvest
is about complete.
Secretary, Mrs. Robert Mead
ows, read an article from tne
August issue of the "Header'
Digest" pertaining to the youth
jury that has been formed m
Jacksonville, Fia. It has been
proven that there has been less
teen-age criminal activity since
the jury was organized.
Cecil Kee, a visitor from
Shady Cove, explained and list
ed several types of Grange insurance.
The serving committee includ
ed Mr, and Mrs. Willis House
and Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Stevens,
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to 1st. tfcra elerarmn, a saarapaar
aaitor, wemnt aener, aits two
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Council report en problem trial
Jtave aaait Saala with y raises
aisia asaaeua ana ermna tiara, .
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Victor M. Since the baby
came, she treats my son terribly.
Josie M. He's imagining
things because I have less time
for Mark,
Victor M, I was a widower
with a 7-year-old sob when I
married Josie last year. At first
she was a real mother to Marie,
helping him with hit reading,
taking him to museums and
parks. But now that our baby
has arrived, she hardly look at
him. I must lay out Mark's
clothes, prepare his meals, talk
to him as though there was
no mother in the house for him
again.
Josie M. Of course I still
love Mark. But I can't deveto
the same amount of attention to
him at i did before the baby
was bom. She's only five week
old and, being a natural mother
for the first time, if all new to
me. Maybe I'm too fussy, or I
don't know any shortcuts, but
i m occupied most of the day
with formulas, sterilising, laun
dry, bathing, feeding and such.
Naturally I'm a bit hasty with
Mars.
The Council: Either you're all
family, Victor, or vou're a
collection of individualists, each
sitting on Ms own high horse!
Your complaint suggests that
your still the latter, de
spite marriage and a new babv.
rou ana your son resent tne fact
that Josie may have transferred
a few gushes from him to the
baby. Instead of joining her in
the proud cluck-clucks, you're
counting and measuring them.
Instead of heieuw her with the
baby-care you're standing aloof
and condemning her for not du
plicating her maternal ministra
tion for Mark, age g. Come off
it, ana pitch in. Don't think
things are much different in any
lamiiy wiin a new infant. Son
or stepson, the "big" kid feels
forgotten and acts up. You're
being oversensitive ... To
Josie, our reminder that Mark
wiu share vou more willinsiv
with the newcomer if you in
clude mm in, by letting him
Rem in the care of "cur" not
my" baby.
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'Soft' Detergents
Will Aid Against
Water Pollution
The Medical Roundup
Court Records
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Jrr,t tn ReBarta, se Mra'
tor Hcns. S3. r
Jarry imy Anaaraen, ns esara
ter'a lleam. as.
Halan Mart Pnilh, aitfUna
Themaa Edward McCswd, avr
leasi. SJ1.
Harlan Lankan Byaf. fallufa tA
cper on nffit i et luatiway,
jac Djrrow Hrr, fallara is
stop. ts.
ot ltc rult. 2S
ArtBur Fraetnclt Hsths, svar-
Jamet Prtnti Mackatt, vloUUsn
at Qaste Tui. ai?i
Gerald Sean St. Amoia. na ee.
Karmem Aitn ESware. furrUah-
Amuai Orte HsUma rta Siwr.
ater'a license. IIS.
Koaney scrineiaar, violation el
pine ru. wis,
I3a Euaene Susssn, vlclatien
Albori WHUam McCennaU,
BwffSrr, S5.
3mtt UejJ Heekwertt),
trailer Heenae. SS-
Gn Lee Brown, vlelation of
banc rale, js.
Vireil Oteer Anaron, ne fixed
leas lten, SIS.
Kenneth Allan rrt, vtelatien
Of eaaie rui. ato.
Raymena Wie "ftuar, evarteas,
Rifnare tyn Barnhart, fail
ure to us. Sin .
Robert Itaniaifi Breit, fr.tr
letd a?a
Lersy ieKn Me4a4, failure to
atoe. ?3
Norman Slaseack. ns mtAUi
Minuet e6f!miiionr sFit. SiO
Georfe treats Smiils, ixptt4
stntu Conaeltana in Maataui
Majre Citrii
Saaittlla rrslHter o( HtiltiMt
Mays CUMe
(ttriiur u Tlaa lyisticau.
Cost of Having a Baby
Becentiy, RedMok Hagaiine
had an article by Murray Teigh
Bloom en the rising coat of hav
ing a baby. I
must admit I'm
flabbergast e d,
especially when
I remember
that in Mo?,
when I was just
out of college, I
was lucky if I
got $25 far help
ing a woman to
bring her baby
into the world. In those days.
all of my patients had their
babies in their homes, and often
I sit up in chair most of the
night. Luckily, in my three
years with a large obstetric
practice, no woman developed a
ever, and i did not lose a siBEle
mother or child. -.
In some ways, for a confine
ment, a home is a much safer
place than a hospital, because
even with the greatest efforts
to keep the obstetrical depart
ment sterile, occasionally dan
gerous germs will get carried in
by someone, and then there is
trouble.
The way to which I kept from
infecting the women whom I
confined was by always putting
on gloves, when in the office I
had to deal with an infected
wound. In ether words. I was
careful never to get bad germs
on my Bands, m those days we
doctor never used gloves when
eoiBiBing a woman.
as Bim says, tt can now
cost a woman some $1,600 medi
cally, to have her baby; about
lew goes tor the hospital and
the anesthetist; $600 is for the
obstetrician, and $JS0 for the
nurse who goes home with the
mother tor four week. Actually.
oniy a man with a good income
can stand mat sort of thing.
Charges New Higher
Bloom went on to say that in
198!, a survey showed that the
cost of a five-day hospital stay
in a semi-prtvaie room, oiu
private obstetrics! care, . ran
from seme 3Jo to $418 in dif
ferent cities. These charges are,
on the average, twa-thirds high
er than they were ten years ago.
In Rochester, N.Y., Dr. James
K. Quisiey, who recently retired
after 50 years of obstetrical
practice, looked up hi old rec
ords and found that in the years
Between mi and I960, the cost
of a stay in a maternity hospital
went up trom $m.B5 Us 1218,
even though the length of stay
fell from an sitraga of 10 days
in 1941 to fourdays to 190,
Today, I read that mora than
6 per cent of our babies are
hospitaMaiivared, Even in 193S,
only 35 per cent of the birth
toe pi tee in hosMtals, Some $0
years ago, only homeless wom
en went to hospital. As Dr.
Quigley said, his mother had 1
children, all bent in New York
City, all delivered at home by
family doctor; and the usual
charge was 135.
It must be admitted that to
th oast vear. th mortality
for both infants and mother has
NEW YORK fUPI) -One of
th pffxeuea used today to n-
sura leas fesmini aaterrenu
once they an diKhargad into
aupoiaj tyitami aged on a mh
tor tour yar before went to
work.
And it devaispert beiiava that
may m back to work to an
other chemical trai some lime.
The hubbub ever actual or
potential pollution of water sup
plies taraign the use of nigh
fosmifif detergent those which
do pot break down readily
through normal bacterial action
to sewage ditpoaii plants or In
nature has occupied the ttten
tion of private business and pub
lic officials rer year.
Soft DetarleM Pro (ram
Headway am been made a
th campaign Is develop "seft
Mergtmt, which m ia tn tfle
campaign against water peiiu-
uon. Earner taw year, conti
nental ou comoany outur
plans to build two multi-mitilon
Mar plants, en at Lake
Charles, La., and en at BtW
mm, to make the chemicals,
from petroleum, suitable tor use
i "seft" aetereist.
Union Carbide alto hit made
announcement of plan to help
aitmi tn suoDiy "ffitesubte"
detergent.
At universal Oil Products Co.,
MMwivts Suggested
The only way of cutting down
on the expense tor people who
cant afford th tremendous
charge, is to use nurse - mid
wives who are well-trained. I
now read that to King's County
hospital in 1983, Burae-tnidwives,
working under supervision, han
dled 1,200 deliveries, witn tne
loss of only one iniant. in rag-
land and walea, mlawtve de
liver most of the women. The
midwife call for help from a
phyiiB only if she get into
difficulties. Fifty years ago,
when I was a general practt
tioner, much of my obstetrics
practice came to me aster
midwife felt that she had bettor
get heto.
Now, according to Bloom, Dr.
Louis Heilman estimates that
1,300,000 babies, or a little less
than a third of those born an
nually in the United States, are
delivered in the obstetrical
wards of city hospital at little
or no cost to tita maHser,
Other people who htv asm
money, but not much, are able
in some places to get a pack'
age deal," which will enable
them to have their baby at a
cost somewhere between $125
and $220. More such clinic
touM doubtless new N used.
Not all head noises originate
in the ears. They may have
their origin in the hearing cen
ters of 81 brain. Dr. Aivarer.
discusses these noise to hi
booklet, Head Noises and Dirti
ness, which you may obtain by
sending 25 cents and a self-addressed,
stamped envelope with
your request to Dr. Waiter C,
Alvarez, Dept. MMT, Box 957,
Des Moines, Iowa 50304.
Sprtngfhld rMen
Kitld ef Sun Club
FLORENCE, Ore, (UPIS-Wit-liaa
Mickabon, 88, Springfield,
was accidentally killed at the
SSustaw Rod and Gun Oub here
Sunday afternoon.
The accident happened as
Miekaison was bending the resr
of a bench rest and a weapon
being unloaded behind Mm by
01 Fosbads of Florence acci
dental discharged.
TRIAL SET
VALE OTIJ Circuit Judge
Jeff D. Derroh Jr., ha sched
uled trial Oct SI for 31-year-
old Vala Labor Camp man ac
cued of first degree murder.
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COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO,
MtHKS IHOPWNS CINTH
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WANTED Carl Close, above,
heavily armed, paroled part
reooer now cnargea wltii rob
bing banks to Baltimore and
Roanoke, Va,, ha been added
to ttie FBI's nt of "Ten V
Wanted Fugitive. Born at Sul
livan, W, Va., years ago,
Close once schemed to escape'
from prison by helicopter air
lift, the FBI said, tUFi)
developer of on l ft procass-
tor mairtg eftemieau for de
tergent that can be daitre) 4
by bacteria to mg diipoatl
plants, t apekeman racaM ra-
cetitly But th proc44, wtijeh
th company called MeftJt, was
BtwigM ong ongsnaw to re
mv kw-ecttM material from
gtsetin.
UOP knew th precw had
other um, but It remataed
shalved because th develop
ment of the compact or Mail
ear market reduced th driva for
Mgh-oetan gtsoHM, Than was
an overxpanslen of oil refin
ing capacity, and less ctll tor
rtfiners to install new processes
for making gasoline.
New Use Sought
Then th process cam back
to th attenttoa of oil rtfiners
and detergent taanaf attar? in
the demand for a solution to
fee water eeiiuiisfs erebiam.
Continental and Gelaanbert Bn.
iin, a rvsi uerman im, atgaea
ucena agreement.
A tsokewitM tor Universal
aid ben recently that Mtmard
P. Venema, chairaan of th
board it Universal, belives the
mm proceM can t4 to eh
production of ethtr chemicals,
tor no&4etorgflt use, and that
It can gs to work to pratoctog
improved gaselfjm ana Jet fuels.
He pmnttf out past experi
mentation in ft petrochemical
field often ha led to products
far removed from ft abject tst
tn original search, it is wen
known in the petroleum fadustry
that chemists, In tookto far a
way to keep gum from form trig
to gasolint, found two ether use
ful products. On protects tires
or other rubber products, and
one keep rancidity from (ate
as mu tor human esnwmptwe.
Japanese Suffer
Food Poisoning
TOKYO (UFO More ftn
1,200 Japanese were stricken
with food seisenhm Saturday
after eating box lunches pre
pared tsv a cooking school
It was ft worst case of mass
food paiwmbm here since us
end of World War II. The
lunches were sold at 35 restaur,
ants around the city, folic said
there were m deaths.
Health department techni
cian blamed the poisoning on
tainted una or what meat.
Th cook trie school, Shskuryo
Gikku'm, announced that It will
des down it stdclim restaur-
ant operations.
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