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my... Tuesday, July 29. 1952 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN Ends Thursday July 31! V 1 V i. BELIEVFD Insane, Bayard Peakes, 30, Boston, confesses killing Eileen Fahey, 18, a stranger, because New York's Columbia University, where she worked, did not accept thesis he wrote. (International Soundphoto) As We Live . . . By jR. ELIZABETH HURLOCK PARENTS DESERVE HAPPINESS IN THEIR DECLINING YEARS When parents are coming to the end of their lives, their hap piness should be their children's first consideration. This may mean sacrifices for their chil dren but the sacrifices are usual ly far less than the parents made for them. That is the way this young woman should look at the problem she writes about: (Q) "My parents are gelling long in years. Dad has a mall pension but it is not enough lo keep Ihejn in their home. My two brothers and I are all married with families of our own. We feel that we have enough lo do lo keep our own families and can't help our parents. We think they should sell lhe house and live in quarters they can afford i but lhey want lo slay in their own home. What do you ad vise us lo do?" (A) You and your brothers should make it possible for your parents to stay in their own home until their health is such that they can not live there alone. After all they have done for you and v o u r brothers, the least you can do is to try to make their old age as happy as possible. There are you and your Dr. Kurlock certain things brothers can do that will help your parents but will not be too great a financial burden to you. If their home is large enough to accommodate one or two room ers, perhaps you could locate a congenial elderly person or a young business man or woman who could live in their spare rooms. If they granted their roomers kitchen privileges, or if your mother were willing to prepare one or two meals a day for them that would bring in a tidy sum for them. You and your brothers, if you have young children, could have your parents stay in your 1 1 mes occasionally while you went out Or went away for a short vaca tion. Instead of paying someone else to baby-sit, you could give the money to your parents. Domestic Job Suggested '' Another source of income for them would be if you could get some mending, cookie or cake making job for your mother. Most women of her generation are skilled in domestic arts and there is a great demand for such things today. This would be work, she would enjoy and it would not overtax her strength. It would give her the feeling of independence that always pleas es an elderly person. Dr. Hurlock will help you with family problems. Write her in care of this newspaper. Copyright 1952, General Features Corp.) Pork Prices Get Higher Ceilings Portland (U.R) From now on it will cost more to eat pork, according to District OPS Di rector Carl C. Donaugh. Higher OPS ceiling prices of from one to eight cents a pound on lean pork cuts became effec tive Tuesday. The ceilings were authorized until October 31. The higher ceilings. Donaugh said, are required by the defense production act, which provides for higher OPS ceilines to re flect seasonally adjusted parity I The biggest advance, efght cents, will be on pork loins, the ssurce of chops and loin roasts, and on spareribs. Hams, bellies. Boston butts, and neckbones will be boosted three cents, and shoulders will be raised one cent. Parts on' which ceilings were not raised include the parts of the carcass usually used in mak ing sausage, Donaugh said. - The worldtobacco harvest for the 12 months ending June 1952 Is estimated at seven thousand four hundred and twenty mil lion ppunds, 14 per cent above the previous year's totaL THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL 4" HAND DECORATED CHINA PLAQUE FOR COASTERS & for $100 SIX DAYS ONLY! 100XS AND WASHES LIKE BAKED ENAMEL Have a kitchen you'll love to live with it's so easy with KEM-GLO. This "miracle enamel" makes house work easier. You can laugh at smudges, soot, spilled liquids . . . KEM-GLO cleans as easy as your refrigerator. For kitchen and bath room walls and for woodwork in every room KEM-GLO will make you glad you selected the best. One coat usually covers, saving time and money. $35 $149 Per Gal Per Qt. ""color STYLE GUIDE . shows you 100's of color recipes In use! INSIDE ... On Walls and Ceilings the new, deluxe wall paint JSUPEM $ wash m AGAIN and AGAIN! 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