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0 Q O 5 o G O 0 o Migrifory Lakor Builds Problem In Welfare Policy . PORTLAND if A lesi-Vuve interim committee was told Slur dav migratory laborers are "win tering" in Oregon. Mrs. Geraldme Darbv, director of the state public weltare assist ance division, said this may be Ciiecause Oregon fcrants emergency aid to migratory families on the same basis as it does to regular residents. Other states limit aid to migratory families, she told a meeting of the Legislative In terim Committee on Migratory Labor. Stale Labor Commissioner Nor- man u. Nilsen recommended CILBRT'S "What Youftg Paopl Th,". They Want pUf! Teen-Age Boys Think Mid-week Dates OK By EUGENE GILBERT President of the Gilbert Youth Research Co. ward to, a crason for studying harder " Joe Greenberg. 17, of Philadel- nhia pnmmantiul. 'U'han 1 Lhau' Looks as if parents are going to ,m mn out during u,e weck. have to man the barricades of , sludy eve harder the re8t of their authority or run the risk of u,e nights " being overrun by teen-agers bent Krom those who disapprove of on breaking down another tradi- middle of the week dating came tional restraint. : ,nese vlcws: The issue this time is mid-week . "Weekday dating takes up too bonding of contractors who pro-i dating- Time was when few young-1 much time" Jerry Campbell, vide migratory labor to protect sters, let alone parents, thought 1 15, of Seattle. both the worker and the farmer I'1 permissible or wise for them to; "Dates and books don't mix" who hires him. But Rep. Case's" out on dates during the school Martha Corbett of Omaha. Neb. (R-Lane County) said farmers injweek- i "Id prefer to keep my dating the Ontario area were opposed' to I Kow Per l'ent ' tne s ,0 1 restricted to weekends" Linda such a plan on grounds it was.wnom we Put tne Question assert'; Ringle, 17, of Jersey City, not necessary and would be an 11,31 lne-v should be allowed to j obstacle to labor recruitment inave ""'d-eek dates. While the I Divided on Harm Don Officials from the state Depart-' same went for only 44 Per cenl ofl We ,ls0 asked the teen-agers ment of Labor reported an in-l,ne S'rls- tne over-all average was j how much they thought mid-week creased mieration in Orecnn nf I definitely affirmative. dating infringed on studying. Thir- Spanish speaking U S citi..n I Nearly all those saying yes did . ty-nine per cent replied "not at He said that in some sections of s0 wltn ,he reservation that dat the state, these persons are not 1 mS shouldn't interfere with studies welcomed into the community I "lf tne homework is finished I think it is all riijht to date," said a 17-year-old Missouri miss n-. D : Am. I "u"nm5 r r5B "Dating is fine, but shouldn't in I fringe on school work." added 16- all." 37 per cent "just a little and 24 per cent "a lot. Once again boys and girls dif fered widely in their answers. Fifty-two per cent of the boys said dating doesn't impose at all on studying, but this was an opinion held by only 26 per cent of the giris. Thirty-one per cent of the boys said dating infringed "just Yamhill County Issue ! year-old Mitchell .Vogel of Chi MCMINNVILLE i - Yamhill ' cago. County officials are considering a i Carol Neutzman. 14. of Flush- ballot measure to make it illegal ing. N. Y., put it this way: "This j a little" and 17 per cent answered to permit dogs to run loose. is the only time we have to be i "a lot." The respective figures for .Malcolm E. Wright, dog control young, and if studying and dating ' the girls were 44 per cent and 30 officer, is conferring with farmers can be combined successfully, ! per cent. and others to determine if the i they ought to be." Asked if thoughts about their boy question should be put on the pri-1 or girl friend deterred them from mary election ballot in May. Study Htlpl i studying 11 per cent replied Wright said he is tightening en-i Some claimed that week night "yes." 27 per cent "no." and 62 forcement of the state law which dating helped them study. Ted per cent that they had no roman requires grown dogs to wear a Doolittle of Sacramento. Calif..; tic interest to disturb them. 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Our pollsters almost had to run Like to Work Lata i for cover to escape the loud chor- We learned, for instance, that, us of resounding "no's" that most youngsters 73 per cent of 1 greeted them when they asked: them like to do their home-1 "Do you feel the need for more work late in the evening, as most parents can testify. About 7 per cent prefer getting It out of the way as soon as they get home, and 9 per cent about one or two hours alter reaching home. Less than 1 per cent crawl out of bed Dorothea eany to ao me worx ociore scnooi. y lZ.r.,Zn ,?rrtfd )leLh: ADetrott youth fairly exploded their homework in school. Bovsl "I don't have time to get all .n.i o.ru . nr.tiv mnoh in I mi present homework done imwnwnt on 111,, nneslinn I don't know what I'd do with The voiinc neoD p riidn L hesltale moie homework? Only 2 per cent felt their teach er's assigned insufficient home work. "Less time should ba expected fur home study," laid 15-ycar-old Olson oi wnitestone, homework should be assigned In certain important classes." QUESTION ASKED Should teen-agers be allowed to date during the school week? Does dating infringe on study: A lot? Just a little? Not at all? Does thinking of a boy or girl friend interfere with concentra tion on homework? When do you do most of your studying? When you can't study, who do you blame? Do you feel the need (or more homework? Next Week: Wanna Be A Spies Pilot? No Thanksl Say Ysungstart, Antarctica All One Continent, "Tests Indicate STEAK SHOP SPECIALS Serve and Enjoy A Steak Shop Steak TONICHT! ROUND STEAK Ground Round STEAK T-BONE STEAK lb SIRLOIN TIP lb Boneless Top SIRLOIN (Mi ll, (g) 1 SWISS STEAK lb 59 to blame themselves for poor study habits or for procrastina tion in doing their work. Mo., girl stated: "I think FINER Discriminatory Pricing Practices Draw Decision From U. S. Supreme Court WASHINGTON HP The Su- pre me Court decided Monday the Federal Trade Commission need I not proceed against discrimina tory pricing practices on an in- i dustry-wide basis. ! At the same time, the court said the FTC may do so if it believes such step necessary. The effect is to leave the commission free to proceed against one or more companies without also proceed ing against their competitors. The 8-0 decision was given on appeals by two automobile parts manufacturers in St Louis and Chicago who contended commis sion orders to cease such prac tices should be held in abeyance until their competitors were sub jected to similar orders. The court's action was' an nounced in an unsigned opinion which noted that Justice Whit taker took no part. The opinion said: Reflecting the views of the small AUCKLAND, New Zealand iif minority, a 16-year-old Normandy, A .jnlis, ,. m,,ip.,eA lh nurf more I of the antarctic he crossed with Dr. Vivian Fuchs' Iransantarclic I expedition may be all one con I tinent. I Some scientists have suggested thai the antarctic may be sepa rate land masses bridged by ice. One theory holds that an ocean channel runs across the antarctic I from the Weddell Sea below South j America to the Ross Sea below New Zealand. Seismologist Geoffrey Pratt re- ported that his daily seismic j soundings on the IMO-mile trek dis closed no points where the ice covercd land is below sea level. ' The expedition crossed from Fuchs' base camp on the Weddell Sea to the South Pole. Pratt interviewed at the U. S. ; South Pole station, left Thursday ' with the expedition in an effort to complete an overland trek across the antartic, continuing soundings to Scott base on the Ross Sea. Wax Paper 100 foot roll DENNISON'S CHILI 1 pound can Yamhill Judge Heads Juvenile Task Assn. NF.WPOKT. Ore. i Judge R. E. Renne of Yamhill County j is the first president of the Ore- gon Juvenile Judges Assn., which was formally organized here Sat-! urday. j Juvenile staff officials and judges from 27 Oregon counties were on hand for the two-day meeting for the purpose of creat ing a stale-wide organization of county officials concerned with juvenile work. Delegates elected Joseph B Felton of Marion County vice president and Robert MacLean of Lincoln County secretary-treasurer. The delegation recommended that Oregon establish several treatment centers for emotionally disturbed persons. The state also should create a state-wide net work of juvenile centers, the asso ciation said. The commission alone is em powered to develop that enforce ment policy best calculated to achieve the ends contemplated by Congress. . ," Other Actions Listed In other actions Monday v the tribunal also: Ruled 5 4 that price cuts made to jobbers in good faith to meet competition do not constitute il legal discrimination. The decision upheld the dual price system for gasolina sales used by Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) .in the Detroit area. Rejected the plea of communist leaders Henry Winston and Gil bert Green for a reversal of their 1949 conviction. They were among 11 top communist leaders convict ed in New York of conspiring to teach and advocate violent over throw of the government. Winston and Green became fugitives for almost five years after the Su preme Court in 1951 upheld all II convictions. Directed a three-judge federal court to decide whether a pre ferred stock issue by Robert R. Young's Alleghany Corp. was in violation of the Interstate Com-1 merce Act. 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S. post WW miles from the pole in the direction of Hawaii and some 4.W miles from open wa-1 tcr, found ice going 5.000 feet be-i tow sea level. Other reported ant-' arctic soundings have found rock ' varying from sea level to seveial hundred yards below sea level in i Adeli Land. below Australia. GELATIN 7 flavors package PLEASE Dog Food 1 pound can ALKA SELTZER Large 54c size 3? FUN FOR BREAKFAST I la. Tub. Quaktr Oot with topping from (hit MERRY-GO-ROUND SERVER QCj 3" . j All Ale KB MATS M L trew peje mvm pwiwmm m wwrnrvin wmi.M Ceillerd Given Strong : Vote Of Confidence ! PARIS o-A two-day National' Assembly debate on foreign af- fairs ended Wednesday niuhl with, I a 3tf 2?4 vote of confidence in Pre I mter Felix Gaillard's government. I The endorsement of Gaillard s. Tireign policies came after boih I Uoe Premier and Foreig Minister' 'instian Pinea, told Parliament I Fran&e mus4, mm with ballistic , missies able lo strike Soviet, , bases. ON A.QE SUGArV You will be, too! 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