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YAR 21 2- 7-26-31 133-48-67 As We Live By ELIZABETH HlfRLOCK, PH.D. There Arc Timet When Drastic Action Is Needed When talking to a person about incidents whyrh are caus ing trouble in a family brings no results, then a more drastic sort of attack must be made on the problem. Jhat is what I am trying to explain to the woman who wrote: BUY THE NEW GE Water Heater AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Y if Wash a Load of Clothes EVERY HOUR . -All Day Long- ONLY $5.00 A. MONTH NOTHING DOWN DOME APPLIANCE IIS EAST MAIN Authorized Dealer tEHl-IAlO1""1 Water Heaters (Q) "I think the advice you gave the young man in a recent column is going t cause a lot of trouble, if he follows it. The relation ship between a hus band and wife is too sensitive for a man to eat at a res taurant and hand his wife the bill wherv D. Herlock ever she serves monotonous meals of cheap food so she can save money from the food budget for herself. Did you tell the man he should let his wife have a few dollars, apart from the food money, for her own spending? There are always two sides to .a problem. You have to visualise the other -side as well as the one presented to you in order to give well rounded advice. Poor advice is worse than no advice at all. Bet ter to answer. 'Sorry, sir, this one is beyond me'." - (A) I cannot always give both sides of any problem, because of limitations of space. But; I try never to give advice without having a clear picture of the problem from both sides. Then, too, you must realize that a person who thinks he is being mistreated can suffer just as much damage psychologically as the one who is actually mis treated. Whether the mistreat ment be actual or not, the "sensi tive relationship between hus band .and wife" is upset. When a person has tried every argument in his power to point out something that bothers him and gets no action, then he must try something more, drastic and more dramatic than words. That was what I was trying to stress in my advice to the young rdan who had been unable to make any headway in his argu ments with his wife about the use of the food budget. It is perfectly true that the man who complained about food may have felt that meals' were more important than clothes and was stingy in the amount he gave his wife to spend on her clothes. However, she could never con- Another SUNNYBANK 'EXCLUSIVE saves you money on SnUNIESS Graded Tableware! Two gorgeous, new patterns handsome chests cor. 2 1 Own a complete set of famous WALLACE Satin-Finish STAINLESS and let SunnybanJc neip you mane Dig savings! No need to worry aooui nwung, F'"'"g nr nirninniny. ro pgpu to polish. Choose from traditional or modern designs - to match your taste. In open stock-by the piece or by individual place settings. See ' inside of Sunnybank carton for details. Start your set today! at SAFEWAY tea o,v. p CCVVA - 3 -jiYtS8 te alone proves Sunnybank . naturally better! Around Hollywood 5S By ALINE M0SBY Ualtee) Press Correspondent Editor' note: One of the blgfeit movie idols of all time went out of circulation acain this week when he eloped with beautiful Kay Spreckels. What does this marriage mean to Clark Gable? Will the fifth try last? In a series of three articles. Aline Mosby of the United Press details the life and loves of the king of the film profiles. Hollywood (U.R) When Clark Gable married Kay Speckles, he became a "parent" for the first time at 54, re gained his lost feeling of youth and turned the tide of his slipping ca reer. . Friends of the popular king of movie Aline Mosby idols believe, in short, that his fifth marriage will mean a new Gable. The graying actor kept to himself after the tragic death of wife No. 3, Carole Lombard, in 1942, except for a brief turn with wife No. 4, Sylvia Ashley. He hadn't starred in a win ning picture, either at the box office or with the critics, since before the war. He was known in Hollywood as "conservative, nearly bash ful," a lonely figure who didn't vince him that he was wrong about this by the tactics she was using. I question whether any sensible person would feel that clothes should come before a well-balanced, well - prepared diet ,for a family. (COPYRIGHT 1955, GENERAL FEATURES CORP.) Jacksonville Jacksonville Visiting Mrs. Mitchell of Mitchell's Sanitari um this week are her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cerro, Tacoma, Wash., and Mrs. Mitchell's son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell, Los Angeles, Calif. Miss Joan Fretwell left Sun day for the Methodist Youth Camp at Dead Indian Soda Springs. She will be there a week. . Miss Charlotte Sokolowskl, daughter of Mrs. W. Sokolowski. is spending this week with her grandmother Mrs. George Mar cisz. Barnett rd., Medford Mrs. Frank McCollun of Oak dale, Calif., spent several days visiting in Jacksonville at the home of her sister, Mrs. Anna Rumley, and with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Reinking and family of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Johnston moved this week to Gold Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Erickson, Portland, were guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Schmidt. . Mrs. Erickson is Schmidt's sister. While here they all attended .the Oklahoma picnic held in Grants Pass last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee and son Danny returned to La Grande this week after spending 10 days with the Daniel Serrys, Mrs. Lee's parents. While here the Lees and Serrys and Mr. and Mrs. Alvy Serry and two children, Rhoda and David, all Medford, had a family picnic at TouVelle park. . Mr. and Mrs. Clayton V. Greenamyer visited last week end at the home - of Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Maddox Jr., Green amyer's brother, and sisters law. Greenamyer is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee. Greenamyer, formerly of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hamaker and two children moved this week from Madrona lane in Medford' to Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grant, Riv erside, Calif., were week end guests at the O. C. Lewis home. They are cousins of the Lewises. Ronnie Sanford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sanford, Sac ramento, Calif ., is spending the remainder of the summer in Jacksonville - visiting his aunts and grandmother, Mrs. Job Ber riman. . Miss Doris WalL daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wall, return ed this week from an Assembly of God camp meeting at Brooks, Ore. 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Mar- greiter, Sonoqualmi Falls, visit ed old friends in Jacksonville and Butte Falls this week and stayed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Van Galder, Med ford. Mrs. Van Galder is Mrs. Mafgreiter's sister-in-law. Mrs. Mary Lewis,, Roseburg, arrived here Tuesday to visit throughout the week with her granddaughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Matheny. Mrs. Ed Pease and daughter Sonja, Morrow Bay, Calif., are in Jacksonville this week visit ing at the home of her mother. Mrs. Verna Culy, and at the home of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mclntyre. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bishop and family are moving this week to the coast near Eureka, Calif. A new patient at the Mitchell Sanitarium this week is Mrs. Emma Munson, Klamath Falls. poison OAK? Try a Bottle of ZEMACOL Yee etest so satisfies' or yoot seeeey chMrfutly refeaeett Get a kettle t ea at WISTUN THRIFT. like marriage and preferred to be alone.' The New Gable But since he and Kay re kindled an old flame a year ago, Gable has changed. A big movie queen once con fided that Gable "would never marry me because I have chil dren and he doesn't like chil dren." Yet the big-eared actor is overjoyed, friends say, at sharing his life with Kay's two children from her marriage to sugar king Adolph Spreckles. When Gable went on location to Hong Kong for a 20th Cen tury Fox picture, . "Soldier of Fortune," he bought pajamas for little Joan, 4, and Adolph III, 6. He returned from "The Tall Men" location in Mexico loaded with "charro" outfits for the youngsters. To his friends he fre quently talks about Kay's "won derful, adorable kids, so well behaved," as if they were his own. Builds New Home Gable also has "recaptured his youth," his pals say. The vi brant Kay, 17 years his junior, is a witty, fun loving com panion. Since courting her he bought a white, snappy sports car. For the first time he is build ing another home away from the 20-acre ranch in nearby En cino which he acquired during his marriage to Carole Lombard. Gable bought land for a house near his and Kay's favorite, golf course, the Thunderbird at Palm Springs. His movie career has taken a turn for the better. Gable asked Kay for advice on picking his co-stars. She sat in on previews of his two recent pictures at Fox studio. She even helped with theTcasting of other players in "The Tall Men." Friends of Gable say "The Tall Men" is "the best thing he's done in years. Now that his personal life is back on the beam, his pictures probably will be better." .Though Gable has been .one of the most acclaimed picture idols of all time, his personal life has not won any awards. Sunday: Gable's acquisi tion of movie fans and five wives. Friday. July IS. 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNB THRM Theyll Do It Every Time WllErt DU8BER SAWK OHE FROM THE EDGE OF THE GREEN IT WAS SWU.-TWTiS WH4T IT W4S-SKILL I... By Jimmy Hatlo OUT VVWEM ME FLUBS ONE (4ND HE USU4Liy iDOES)VVHCSTO BLAMBPTH4T SaW 6REENSKEErW,TH4T)S WHO 6ETO-VERVV0VV) j, S&Sf I I XKHEWITPL4YED J v-xa-nTV oAKEOVRYl RASTER . -1 FI6URE0 EVERr J , ! WAJuJM MMl WO I Second Swim Lesson Series Begin Monday The second swimming lessons of this summer will be held at the Hawthorne park swimming pool beginning Monday, July 18, according to Darrell Hus,on, city park director. Over 1,420 youngsters have been taught to swim at the pool since it opening five years ago, Huson added. The Red Cross also taught a number of children the first two years the pool was open. The lessons cost $2 for ten 30 minute lessons, . Huson added. Children from eight up and adults may register for the classes by phoning the pool at 2-4005. New York . Two common types of calories are the kilo gram calorie, enough heat to raise the temperature of 2.2 pounds of water one degree, and the gram calorie. 1,000 times as great. Gen. Mac Arthur Invited To Testify for Congress Washington U.R) Gen. Douglas MacArthur, who last appeared before a cheering Congress in 1951 as a military hero, has been invited to appear again, but this time under less spectacular circumstances. 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