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As We Live LACK OF TACT WILL DRIVE HER INTO "WRONG" SUIT OR'S ARMS When a child falls In love with the "wrong" person, par ents naturally want to guard their child from a marriage which they know will fail from the start. Great tact is needed for such a situation and few par ents use it, as is true of the fath er whose tactics are described in the following letter: (Q) "Our 19-year-old daugh ter is madly in love with a young man whose background 1rr,l--- "When you mean BUS, Continental Trailwaysl' say CONTINENTAL TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT Lyle D, Rogen, Agent 148 N. FRONT PHONE 3-1853 Utthefeds provetheMafuej Judge expertly with a of truck value Attractive prices! Liberal trade-ins I Long, easy terms! DONT DELAY! ROOTS MOTOR COMPANY 101 W. JACKSON AT FIR PHONE 2-6273 i mmimmm 1 t W f V- Thli wtk A VARIETY FOR EVERY ROOM ...EVERY FURNISHING STYLE WAIIPAPFP TOOLKIT ftwiv 41. 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Her anger against her father's tactics makes her blind to any faults he may have. It is unfair to condemn this young man as the "wrong" per son for your daughter until she herself discovers whether he is or not. What may seem "wrong" to you may seem "right" to her But, your husband is not giving the girl a chance to discover if SEE US TODAY! "mm llJTTTT7rn Salectient ore big . i . iwwl Nothing Htld bod I Regularly priced next wttkl i-m Strong, Sturdy SUPLADDERS Scotontd wood t Scientifically bracd Stronf thtlf Varloui heights $4.60 to $6.44 PHONE 2 - MEDFORD I EAlieieiiii mi i . .'M'tmr I , THE GENERAL COMES HOME Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway holds his 3-year-old son, Matty, as he arrives at Hamilton Air Force Base near San Francisco with Mrs. Ridgway. Gen. Ridgway win take over Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's position as supreme com mander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization in Paris. Around Hollywood Hollywood (U.R) After the shouts and sentiment about Judy Garland's "comeback" vaude ville show died away, it was a sad-faced dog named Red Dust who walked off first with a movie con-! tract. Judy hasn't announced any Dlans vet. ex- Aline Mosby cept that She may star in a movie she'll pro duce independently herself. But Red Dust, who's number three on her five-act variety bill, can hardly get out of his this man is "wrong" or "right" for her. Should Show Interest Persuade your husband to change his tactics and then in vite this young man to your home. Have some friends of the family drop in and later, give a party for the young people your daughter knows. Be very kind, pracious, and interested in him. Urge your husband to do the likewise. This approach to the problem will give your daughter an op portunity to see for herself if the man of her choice really fits into her life pattern or if he is like a fish out of water in the environment she has been used to. If it is the latter, she will either have to readjust her life to fit the pattern'of the man she loves or give him up. Let her make that choice. If you have a problem about family or friend, atk Dr. Hur lock to halp you. Write in cart of thit newspaper. wilyl 2720 13 By ALINE MOSBY United Press Correspondent dressing room for the offers the movie agents are waving at him. The pooch will switch from' stage to celluloid in a Paramount musical, "The Stars Are Sing ing," with tunes by Oscar win ners Jay Livingston and Ray Evans. His trainer, Bob Williams, has a Dart in the movie, too. May Do TV Series I'm the comedy lead and Red Dust plays Laurence Melchior's dog," explained Williams, "the dog also may do a TV film ser ies." The Springer spaniel has been a nightclub, vaudeville and thea ter star for nearly two years. His talent is being contrary, so his act is a satire on all trained dog routines. When Williams calls the dog out on the stage at the Garland show, Red Dust trots into the audience instead; -When the master coaxes him to jump on a table, Red Dust just squats plac idly and stares at the laughing fans. Dog Relaxes At Williams' command, the dog relaxes so completely that the trainer can fold him in half. "It was difficult to get him to do the opposite of my com mands," Williams said. "I al most gave up 500 times. How I did it is a trade secret." Williams and his wife, ex-burlesque star Ann Corio, live with Red Dust and two other trained dogs near Malibu beach. Red Dust rides to the Garland show every night in a two-room house built in the back of his master's station wagon. He eats such del icacies as ground beef, eggs, vegetables and cod liver oil. Has Pastime Off stage, the spaniel's pas time is dragging seaweed from the beach and neatly piling It on the porch of his actor neighbor, Conrad Nagel. "He really plays a character on the stage, and when he's not working he acts like an ordin ary dog," Williams said. "So when I took him to see the pro ducer of his Paramount movie, he was doubtful about Red Dust. "But as we were ready to leave, Red Dust walked through a roomful of 18 people, singled out the producer, and put his head in the man's lap. The pro ducer shrugged, 'What else can I do?' and signed him." The Rocky Mountain goat Is found in the Western mountains from Mount Rainier to Alaska. ELECTe Barbara Draper FOR Representative To Congress Koje Incident Again Demonstrates Army's Value on Human Life Washington (U.R) The Unit ed States Army has demonstra ted again that it places first val ue on human life, but unfortu nately the Koje Island incident has given the Communist Peip ing Radio some new ammuni tion. It can, however, have no ef fect on the outcome of the Ko rean truce negotiations. The story of the kidnaping of Brig. Gen. Francis T. Dodd by Communist war prisoners may never be told in its entirety. Hetcua Lack Quettioned For instance, 8th Army Com mander Gen. James A. Van Fleet has wondered publicly why Koje island prison guards did not rush in immediately for some kind of an attempt to rescue Dodd after the prisoners seized him. Newsmen have been allowed to visit Koje, but their move ments have been carefully screened, and both officers and men in charge of guarding the tough, hard-core Communist pris oners of Compound 76 have been Two Car Crashes Reported Tuesday Two automobile accidents on Highway 99 north of Medford yesterday were reported this morning by state police. In one, which occurred yester day morning, three cars were in volved. Police said that a coupe driven by William O. Pflaum, Dcs Moines, Wash., attempted to pass a Rogue River school bus driven by Lloyd C. Morrow, but that it struck the bus when at tempting to get back into the northbound traffic lane. It bounced into the ditch and then back across the road, striking a third vehicle driven by Robert C. Bacon, Wesley Hills, Mass. the police report added. One Hurt Only reported Injury was one to Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Pflaum who was taken to Josephine General hospital in Grants Pass by a passing motorist. The acci dent occurred near Birdseye creek. The other accident was. a side swipe collision which damaged both cars but injured no one police said. The crash happened about 8:30 p.m. and involved cars driven by Richard R. Holz- hauser, route 1, box 445, Gold Hill, and William H. Becker, Lithia hotel, Ashland. The sec ond car is owned by Magnolia Lumber company, Ashland, po lice said. Both vehicles were severely damaged. -.Ak. ' WOUNDED HERO Marine TSgt. Carl S. McPherson, whoa- : left leg was blown off below the knee by a mine blast in Korea, reads his mail at Oakland (Calif.) Naval Hospital. He lost the leg when he went back Into a mine field to rescue his platoon and refused to be carried out for treatment until assured of hii men's safety. An letive Christian, op posed to universal mill tiry training end inter-' itate alcoholic beverage ' advertising. She It for enforcement of gambling laws, for clean and honest government . , reasonable taxes, international peace and understanding. This adv. Indorsed and tield for by the Temperance Committee of the Mothodlit Church. Wednesday, May 14. 1831 ordered into silence on the whole i affair. 1 Dodd himself first was sched uled officially to answer ques tions at a news conference. La ter, the conference was cancelled and a statement over Dodd's sig nature was issued. Thus parts of the story con tinue to bear the official label, "top iccret." At any rate, a Communist flag flies over Compound 76, and U.N. guards dare not enter its gates. Brig. Gen. Charles Colson, who negotiated Dodd's release, said: "I do not admit that there have been instances of bloodshed where many prisoners of war have been killed and wounded by U. N. forces." Referred to Riots Presumably, Colson referred to the Koje prisoner riots of February and March in which 1 persons died, including an American soldier. The U. N.'s new supreme com mander in the Far East, Gen. Mark Clark, has pointed out that whatever concessions the U. N. made, were made under duress and the necessity of getting Gen eral Dodd out alive. He also has recognized in ad vance the propaganda use that Peiping Radio will make of the Only EVERSHARP gives you this positive protection.., CM 2 World's only pen rvn CM1 Can't Streak -Won't Leak- Stays Put Today Get New Eversharp Star t5t Reporter Pen I For yourself-for friends-or as perfect buiiness gifts. - veiiMcmoo tuse by Ul Recommend" $ AnsUrncc j j 1 11 M .-- -":""1 i III HfS! "'i Llilf- itc-a l slay IB -ITtl I II mi Gives you signature A. 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