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K Maggie Truman Offered Role in Picture y WILLIAM EWALD United Press Correspondent New York (ll.R) The channel fwim. Phil Harris injured a leg on tfie West Coast earlier this week and had to bow out of the NBC TV spectacular, "Show Biz," scheduled for this Sunday. Mar garet Truman has been offered a featured role in a new United Artists film, "The Ambassador's Daughter," which will be shot in Paris. ' Lawyers for the sponsor of "The $64,000 Question," now are preparing papers which will be served against Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis for their recent spoof of the giveaway show. The sponsors are seeking to impound the kinescope, film to prevent its further distribution. Martha y u As We Live By ELIZABETH HU1LOCK, PH.D. Hit A Happy Medium In Choosing A Mate When two people are too much alike, they do not usually get along well because one is unable 'VJ"4 to supply the other witn m- terests. Too great a dissim ilarity, on the other hand, is likely to lead to clashes and feelings of in- adequa c y on the part of one Dr. Hezlock or both. How to hit' the happy medium is the problem faced by the young man who writes: (Q) "I am and always hare been a rather bashful fellow. am 26 years old, working in a strange city far away from ' home, and I get Tery lonely. I hare a good Job and am in a posi tion to get married. But, my problem is 16 find the right kind of girl. I have been going out with a young woman,, several years younger than I, who is as bashful as I am. When we are together, there are long periods of silence when neither of us can think of anything to say. I am sure that if I tried, to make love to her, she would freeze up as she never feels relaxed and at ease when we are alone together. "L have also been going out occasionally with a young wom an from my office who is just the opposite. She has all the nerve in the world and is per fectly self-confident. However, when I am ,wiih her, she makes me feel like a helpless child and I rather resent her self-confidence. I suppose this is just be cause I envy her. Would either make a good wife for me?" R.B. (A) No, you are not likely to find happiness with either one of the two young women. The bash ful one is too much like you to be really congenial. She is afraid of herself just as you are afraid of ydtarself. When you are to gether, you are likely to find .that the bashfulness of one will exaggerate the bashfulness of the other. On the other hand, you cer tainly could never be. happy with a woman who constantly made you feel inadequate and inferior. Realizing that you are bashful and timid, she would lead you . around by the nose and make you feel like a helpless child,: as she has already done. . If you resent this now, think , how much more you would re- sent it if you were faced with it day after day, year after year. What you should do is try to find' someone who strikes the happy medium between these two young women. Find some one who hamore self-confidence than you, but who uses it to build up your self-confidence, not tear it down. By doing this, she would gradually build up a sense of confidence in you that would make you more like her, without antagonizing you in the process. (COPYRIGHT 1955, GENERAL FEATURES CORP.) BEE CASUALTY Bolton, Conn. (U.R) Seven-year-old John Gehrig had to be treated in a hospital because of bees. John didn't get stung but he retreated so fast to avoid it that he cut his leg on a rock. . Suffer Ko More intestinal disturbances dizziness, biliousness, stomach gas. coated tongue, bad breath. Moating, nausea, headaches, bed complexion. Free Your System Help your body drive out poisonous waste which is often the real cause of making you miserable. Start your lazy organs working normally again. 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WAINSCOTT'S PHARMACY 322 East Main Phone 2-6440 Raye, who also did a take-off on the quiz show, is the next target of the legal beagles. Mash Calls to Singer Marion , Marlowe received a number of mash calls during her recent singing engagement at a Los Angeles hotel they got so bad the management had to in stall a private number. The unhappiest gentlemen in attendance at the World Series were the director and two tech nical directors for NBC-TV they sat outside the ball parks in a truck -for all seven games, watching the contests on five monitor sets. Love Is a Wonderful Thing Dept.: Stewart Granger cooks all the meals for his wife, Jean Simmons. Sophie Tucker will make one of her rare TV ap pearances on the Jimmy Du rante show this Oct. 25. The scoreboard consensus on the new shows by New York TV critics: Favorable "Gunsmoke," "Phil Silvers Show," "Robin Hood," "Alfred Hitchcock Pre sents," "Perry Como Show," and "Wyatt Earp." Unfavorable "It's Always Jan," "Warner Bros. Present," "MGM Parade" and Walt Disneys 'Mickey Mouse Club." TV Mule Teams Jackie Gleason slaughtered Ferry Como in the ratings last Saturday night. NBC-TV had 15 mule teams on its payroll last week they were used to tote equipment into the Grand Can yon for an upcoming 'Wide Wide World" show. Kraft Television theatre will' do its first musical Nov. 2 Kurt Weill's "Down in the Valley." And a few words from Herb Shriner who confesses he never could understand the ways of Army psychiatrists. "One of the questions they always asked us was, did we like girls," says Herb. "We always said yes, but they never gave us any." HIS TROUBLES OVER Ousted Argentine President Juan Peron (second from right) smiles broadly as he is driven from Asuncion Airport in Paraguay into town. The exiled "strongman" arrived ; by plane, tie is accompanied Dy bodyguards. Friday, October 7, 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREB Unclassified Employees Due Same Vacations Salem (U.R) State employees and officers in unclassified serv ice are entitled to the same vaca tion privileges as personnel in classified civil service, accord ing to Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton. Resignation of George Spaur as state forester to take a post in Pakistan furnished the first oc casion' for ruling on an act passed by the 1955 Legislature, Thornton said. Question Raised Spaur presented a voucher for compensation due him for 200 hours "annual leave with pay," representing vacation not taken. The question was raised by ac countants in the secretary of state's office as to legality of making cash payment to Spaur in lieu of vacation, on the basis that the salary of the state for ester is fixed by law. Vacaiioni Authorized But Thornton ruled that the 1955 act authorizes vacations for unclassified officers and em ployees without regard to the manner in which their regular Liquor Privilege Revenues Distributed Salem (U.R) Liquor privilege tax revenues totaling $275,000 for the quarter ended Sept. 30 have been distributed to Oregon counties, according to Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry. The funds are distributed 75 per cent to the counties and 25 per cent to ' the state general fund, with the provision that the counties spend the money for old-age pensions, mothers' aid and direct relief of the indigent. compensation is authorized. Reference in the 1955 act to "salaries fixed by law," Thorn ton said, is limited to the require ment for establishing a pay plan, comparable to .the general state pay structure, for unclassified employees and officer? whose compensation is not fixed by law. BUY-THE BEST. QUAKER . OIL HEATERS SEE VALLEY FUEL CO. i LfJ AT ALL TUE CfftfEfO?E. 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The safer car wins ... and Chevrolet's the winning car Every checkered flag signals a Chevrolet victory In official 1955 stock car competition not only against Its own field but against many American and foreign high-priced cars, too! On the stock car tracks, this go-getting Chevrolet is making the high-priced jobs turn green with envy . . . and making the other low-priced cars wish they'd stayed home in the garage! , . " ' Let's translate this into your kind of driving. You've got to have faster acceleration to win on the tracks. And that means safer passing on the highways. You've got to have better springing and suspension to nail you to the turns. Again, safer and happier motoring for you. ' You've got to have big brakes that act but fast and '' smooth . . . and easy, accurate steering. More things that make your driving more secure and more en joyable. - But it's more fun to try these things out than just to talk about them. So come in and let's take a ride. 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