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ft, 4af r'-'i'.'.",. I! Mil ' III I "li MANHANDLING A U. S. PHOTOGRAPHER, nervous French police create international incident when they club Jean Aubry, International News photographer, outside the Yugoslav embassy in Paris. He was covering a public demonstration against Marehal Tito. (International) Quotes From the News Ey UNITED PRESS Moscow Visiting French Premier Guy Mollet, in a challenge to the Soviet Union to let down barriers on travel and communica tions "without regard for propaganda": "We have a great deal to learn from each other. To break down the barriers that block the free movement of ideas and men means to work for peace." Hollywood Actress Jeanne Crain, after charging in a divorce complaint that her husband, Paul Brinkman, beat her: "I had hoped lo keep the details secret for the sake of our chil dren." , Paris Former President Truman, starting a six-week vaca tion, on the political future in the United States: "The success of the Democratic Party at the next election is not only possible but inevitable." London A spokesman for the royal family on reports that Princess Margaret intended to marry Prince Christian of Hanover: "The press secretary to the Queen is authorized to say that Ihe report that the Princess Margaret is likely to become engaged to Prince Christian of Hanover is untrue. Panama City, Fla. Accused child slayer Dallas Withers after confessing that in World War II he turned a .30 calibre machine- gun on his own men: "I want to clear my conscience. I don't know how many I kill ed. I don't know why I did it." Washington Negro Rep. William L. Dawson (D-Ill.), on why he feels the Democratic platform need not contain a reference to the Supreme Court desegregation decision of 1954: "The Supreme Court has ruled. Its decision is the law of lh land." The Family Council Editor's Not: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, a newspaper editor, a women's page editor and two newspaper writers. These consult with clergymen of all faiths and denominations.. All letters are held in complete confidence. - Bertha He is lavish with his children. Nathan I must square my conscience. Bertha I am married to an older man who is divorced and the father of two teen-age chil dren. He courted me for two years, showering me with atten tions and lavish gifts. I never thought I would ever have any difficulty over finances with this man, but I find I was very much mistaken. He earns a very good salary, but 'he is certainly not as lavish in marriage as he was in court ship, although he seems unstint ing in providing for his chil dren. I had thought before marriage I would want to have children, but the way he showers things on the children of the woman from whom he is divorced has frightened me, and I am still working as an office secretary. Nathan Bertha has misun derstood my attitude. I am not at all partial to my children and would very much want to have children with Bertha. But I do have a conscience about the two children of a bad marriage and I do not want to leave them in the lurch. They understand that I am providing for them until they can shift for themselves. In a few more years I expect to be able to keep the bulk of my earnings for my new family, which we would raise if Bertha only had a little more faith in me. If I loved these children well enough to want to raise them in my new home, there would be less of a problem. But the truth is that I feel cold toward them and can give them nothing but financial support. If r denied them that, I could not live with myself. The Council: Nathan is pay ing the price of his peculiar atti tude toward his children. Had he loved them, he would have discussed their status with Ber tha before marriage and there would now be no distressing dis agreement. He is trying to square his con science by being a good provider, but he is thereby bringing bit terness into his new home, and probably planting it in his chil dren as well. He wants to have children wtih his new wife, but he does not stop to consider that these children may grow up em bittered by the knowledge that they share their father with two unwanted children "who have been pampered financially to soothe his conscience. Bertha s.- of course, just as much at fault for having failed to discuss the children and the financial problem before mar riage. She knew she was marry ing a much older man, a di vorced man and the father of two children, and she should have sought a clear understand ing. Not having faced the question when she should have done so, she has no alternative now but to reconcile herself to the facts as they are. She cannot hope to build a good future on the foun dation of a .husband's bad con science. She has to go along with him in his need to provide amply for his children. If she goes along with him on this point, there is some chance that she may in time normalize his attitude. As it is, she is mak ing the worst of a bad bargain. (Copyright 1956, General Features Corp.) Truman Pays Respecfs To Buddies of War I Paris (U.R) Harry Truman paid his respects today to World War I buddies who did not iive to see the former Army captain rise to President of the United States. He drove to Suresnes to visit the graves of soldiers with whom he served when he was captain of Battery D of the 129th Field Artillery Regiment. His secretary, Eugene Bailey, said Mr. and Mrs. Truman might go for a sightseeing drive through Paris later in the day before entraining for Rome this evening. The Trumans went for a half hour's drive around Paris last evening and then had dinner sent to their suite in the Hotel Bristol. They did not get out of the car during the drive, which took them to Notre Dame Cathedral, along the left bank past the Chamber of Deputies, across the Seine to the Place de la Con corde, up to the Champs d'Ely sees to the Arc De Triomphe and back through the Bois de Boulogne. Read and Uw Classified Ada... The Community Biggest Marketplace ? MARKET ! ' 1202 North Riverside I 1 OPEN EVERY J y NIGHT TIL M k MIDNIGHT 5? Western Slates Bake as East Gets Freezing Veather By UNITED PRESS The weather baked the west side of the nation in a heat wave and chilled the east side with freezing temperatures today. A California heat wave burned into its sixth day. It kept up a record breaking pace, setting records w'"'L, a 99 in Los An- N. Y. CABBAGE Albany, N.Y. (U.R) New York state kept its position as the top producer of cabbage for commercial processing in 1955. The American Can co. reports that New York farmers received almost 70 per cent more money from processors last year than in 1954. The farmers received a to tal of 51,440,000 from processors in 1955. geles and a 91 in San Francisco Wednesday. It was 38.8 at New York City, equalling an all time low record, and 34 at Burlington, Vt., and Pittsburgh. A Christmas cactus plant burst into bloom at Owosso, Mich., when the mer cury went to 33. 'A light snow was falling at the time. Winds Rake Airport Temperatures warmed up from chilly levels in the nation's midlands, but the change set off 104-mile per hour winds which raked the Grand Forks, N. D., airport. Californians were promised some relief from their unseason able heat, but not much. The heat caused traffic jams on Los Angeles freeways, sent thous ands hurrying to the beaches, and cooked up smog in the San Francisco-Oakland area. Los Angeles found some com fort in the fact that its tradi tional vacationland rival, Miami, was also sizzling. The mercury got to 90 there Wednesday and broke a 40-year record. BoyneCity, Mich. (U.R) Donald Shay, 26, won a $1 bet with his father-in-law as to which of them could find the first mushrooms of the season but his victorv was a nainf ul one. Shay became so excited when he found some mushrooms that he ran head on into a barbed wire fence when he dashed to show them to his father-in-law. Doc tors took a dozen stitches to close cuts on Shay's face. Thursday, May 17. 195S MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREE Cypriof Underground Bombs British Jeep Nicosia, Cyprus (U.R) The pro-Greek Cynriot underground bombed a British jeep in Fama- gusta today, killing a sergeant major and ini urine two other soldiers. 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