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Quotes From the News
By UNITED PRESS
Salzburz, Austria Former President Truman, hitting some
our notes on Mozart s piano:
"With this instrument you have to play the piece the way it's
written.
Monaco Father Francis Tucker, who helped play cupid, on
rumors thai Princess Grace is expecting:
"They're written me. but they've certainly said nothing about
Tuesday. June 5, 195S
this.'
Moscow Marshal Tito, referring to Stalin who caused Yugo
slavia's 1949 break with the Cominform:
"Our people greeted with joy the determination of the Soviet
government to remove the abnormal and harmful elements in our
relations created in the recent past."
Santa. Cruz. Calif. Police Chief Al Huntsman, on breaking
up a teenage rock-and-roll dance:
"This sort of thing can only lead to juvenile delinquency and
degeneracy and will not be tolerated in Santa Crux.
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TESTIFYING BEFORE SENATE PROBERS, Representa
tive'Walter H. Judd (R-Minn.) (left), charges pro-Communists
in policy-making positions are still influencing State
and Defense Dept. decisions. He is conferring with Com
mittee Counsel Robert Morris. (International Sotmdphotc)
The Family Council
Editor's Net: Th Family Council consists of a Judge, a psyenlitrlst, a
newspaper editor, a women's pace editor and two newspaper writers. These
eoosalt with clergymen of all faitos and denominations. All letters are held
In complete confidence.
Mrs. L. N. He's suddenly be
come rash.
L. N. I no longer fit in my
firm.
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Mrs. L. N. My husband has
been a hard worker all his life
and has always resisted and re
sented my efforts to make him
slow down. He has not only
.worked hard, but has insisted on ,
living up to his income, buying
a costly home and accustoming
the children to the best of every
thing. Now that we are at the peak
of our expenses, with one child
in colleqe, another ready to enter
In the Fall and a third soon to
get there, he wants to throw his
job overboard and go into some
thing where he would earn much
less. This would necessitate sell
ing our home and suddenly con
fronting the children with the
need to shift for themselves.,
I try to sympatize with his
problem, but I feci that he was'
too patient for years and is now
being extremely impatient. I
think he should not shrink from
arguing out his. problems with
his associates and superiors, but
he contends that his situation is
too far gone and that I am naive
ly optimistic.
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L. N. My wife is so upset by
the dislocations that my course
would require that she refuses
to face the facts, which are quite
hopeless. For years, I have been
considered the up-and-coming
executive of our business organ
ization. I have given the job all
of my energy, and 1 have spent
money on my family with confi
dence in my future.
Now, suddenly, the man I
grew up with in this business
has receded into the background
and I have been made to feel
that I am in the way of the new
people who are taking over his
two sons.
I have seen what happens to
has-beens in business organiza
tions, and I want to walk out
under my own power, before I
am squeezed out or degraded. I
feel that the only hope of clarify
ing my position is to give the
young people who have taken
over a clear choice, and to force
them to make a decision. My
wife shrinks from the danger
that we may have to abruptly
change our whole way of life.
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The Council: This man calls
his wife naive in her optimism,
but he nonetheless also clings
to hope. He does not really want
to make the drastic change he
contemplates, but still hopes
that if he confronts his sponsor's
children with his resignation,
they may change their attitude
and reassure him.
If he did not have this linger
ing hope, he might be justified
in making a clean break, even
at the cost of upsetting his wife
and children. It does appear,
however, that he is not readv in
his own mind for such a break.
It would seem folly for him to
make this vital decision while
he is in his present mood. His
situation calls for a vacation
that would afford an opportunity
for some soul-searching. He cer
tainly should command enough
power and prestige in this bus
iness organization to be able to
take a vacation for this purpose.
Away for a time from the daily
tensions, he may be able to rea
son out some way of reconciling
the disturbing facts of his sit
uation and altering them in his
favor.
COPYRIGHT 1956.
GENERAL FEATURES CORP.
Smith Sees Hells
Canyon Acceptance
Nampa, Ida. (U.R) Ore
gon Governor Elmo Smith said
here Sunday he thinks public
opinion is accepting the Idaho
Power Company's development
of the Hells Canyon stretch of
the Snake river.
Smith also noted that Idaho
Power had made application to
the Oregon Hydro-Electric Com
mession for construction of its
low-level dams in the canyon.
but admitted "there was quite
a bit of question as to whether
Oregon had any jurisdiction
over construction of dams on
this river."
Smith spent the day here vis
iting relatives, after giving a
commencement address at the
College of Idaho Saturday night
He said he will return to Oregon
today.
It has been estimated that the
average American knows and
often uses from 25,000 to 35,000
words.
The human heart pumps five
to six quarts of blood through
nearly 4.000 circuits of the body
every 24 hours. .
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