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8 30 Amos at Andy" Regional Roundup Bob 8c Ray'
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Lausche May Vote For GOP in Senate
The Medical Roundup
Emeritus Conraltant in Mediclae,
Mayo cunie
Emeritus Prolessor of Medicine.
Mayo Foundation
Atlantic City, N. J. (U.F9
Gov. Frank J. Lausche of'Ohio,
an irregular Democrat, has Indi
cated he might vote for Republi
can control of the Senate if he
is elected to that chamber next
November.
Lausche gave this hint to news
men as the annual conference of
governors buckled down to busi
ness with an exchange of ideas
about public education.
The five-term Ohio governor
is seeking the seat now held by
Republican Sen. George H. Ben
der. One of the arguments made
by Bender forces is that his elec-
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tion is necessary to help the GOP
regain control of the Senate if
President Eisenhower is reelect
ed. Lausche told reporters his
state program was sometimes
hampered because the legisla
ture was controlled by the op
position party.
Not Enough Money
For A Needed Operation
A man with such a small in
come that he has little chance of
saving much tells me he needs
t?""" an operation.
for which his
surgeon asks
$500. .After
paying the
hospital fees
he doubts if
any of his sav
ings will be
left, and so he
wonders what
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nailer Alvares
There are thousands of persons
like this man who, while they
certainly do not want charity,
are unable to pay a large fee. I
feel that they should not try to
do it. Usually, in such cases, a
kindly surgeon will help by par
ing down his fee so that it will
better fit the size of the person's
purse. In some large cities there
are clinics in which a patient can
pay as much for his care as he
can afford. In every city there
are kindly surgeons who will op
erate on poor children for noth-
it-?'.
ing; they will make no charge
for repairing a hare-lip or de-
fni-tivp Viin-ioints.
I will never forget years ago,
on the day before t,nristmas
stepping into a hospital room to
see a natient who. ten days pre
viously, had been operated on by
a kindlv surgeon. A frail little
nnmarripH woman of 50. she was
largely dependent on her none-too-strong
older sister, an assist
ant librarian.
Finrlins the natient crying
quietly, I asked her what was
wrnnir She raid. "Nothine
wrong; I am crying for joy. My
surgeon was Just m and, witfi i
smile, he said. 'I have a Christ
mas present for you." Expecting
perhaps some little thing like
card. I asked. 'What is it?' and 1
replied, "Your operation; I am
giving you that for Christmas
lMnur T am wppninff because :
trpminrlnti weight of worry has
been lifted from my mind; now
my sister will not have to go
rlppnlv into her little hoard
savings. It had been distressing
me terrbily to think that I would
have to add so greatly to her
anxieties for tne ruture.
The Family Council
Editor's Note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, psychiatrist, e
newspaper editor, a women's psge editor end two newspaper writers. These
consult with clergymen of all faiths and denominations. All letters are held
In complete confidence.
Fred My wife wants to med
die in their affairs.
Belle If we remain silent,
we condone.
e e e
Fred My wife is insistent
upon meddling in the affairs of
our son and daughter-in-law,
and I am greatly afraid of the
consequences. They are newly-
weds and but recently returned
Irom their honeymoon. We gave
a party for them and invited
some of our friends and some of
their friends. There was drink
ing, and our daughter-in-law
may have had too much. I walk
ed into a room and she seemed
to be carrying on rather stupid
ly with another man, although
there were other people in the
room at the time.
I did not say anything, but
hoped my intrusion would cause
the little group to disperse and
bring the girl to her senses. I
left and looked in again a little
later, but the same group was
there, behaving like a lot of
juveniles, with much kissing
and petting.
Our son probably was aware
of what was going on and prob
ably deeply hurt, for he man
aged to keep away from that
room. My wife insists that we
must talk about this with our
son and his wife, but I think
that would be interfering with
their lives. Since our son knows
about it, he should be able to
deal with the problem without
our interferance.
see
Belle If we remain silent.
we condone what went on. I do
not go prying into their affairs,
but this occurred in our home.
right under our noses.
Aside from this is the fact the
incident occurred right after
their return from their honey
moon. I can't help thinking that
these young people have a prob
lem we should draw them out
on. If we do not show an inter
est in solving their problem,
who will?
e a e
The Council: Silence is cer
tainly not any solution. "Inter
fering" is a bad word, but so
is "indifference" and so is "con
doning." People cannot make
the essential adjustments of
everyday life by deciding all
questions according to sweeping
slogans.
At the very least, the daugh
ter-in-law owes an apology for
her unseemly behavior. If it has
not occurred to her to offer an
apology, it is necessary to call
the problem to her attention.
It may be that she feels the
need to talk with her parents-in-law
but does not know how
to begin.
It would be well to .discuss
the matter with the girl when
her husband is not present, and
it would probably be wise to
ask her whether or not she
would like her father-in-law to
be present.
It is important that the mother-in-law,
have an open mind
Ifhe has condemned her daugh
ter-in-law, she must take her
feelings in hand and approach
her daughter-in-law without hos
tility and without condescension.
She should be prepared for sur
prising information. It can be
that her husband had done some
thing to upset her and throw
her off balance. -
Silence and evasion will con
tribute nothing, however. The
girl's behavior was a conspicu
ous affront that needs explain
ing and mending. It cannot be1
put down as an unimportant
incident, since it probably re
flects some deep problem of
maladjustment. It is far better
to look into matters now than
to realize later that timely ef
fort might have saved an en
dangered marriage.
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AIR CONpiTIONED
Neuberger Bill
Draws Opposition
Washington (U.R) Sen. Rich
ard L. Neuberger's proposed
amendment to the Western wa
ter rights bill has been opposed
by the Portland Chamber of
Commerce.
The amendment would have
the effect of suspending Federal
Power Commission licenses on
a number of uncompleted hydro
electric dam projects until the
FPC finds that the dams are
being built in conformity with
state law. The Pelton dam on
the Deschutes river in Oregon
would be one of these.
Harold B. Say, Washington
manager of the Portland cham
ber, told the Senate Interior
Committee the chamber was par
ticularly opposed to the retro
active features of the proposed
amendment.
Former Medford Man
To Head Campaign
Corvallis Thomas W. Mack,
former director of Salvation
Army services in Medford, hasi
been named executive director o!
the Linn and Benton count;
United Funds.
Mack has been employed on a
two-year contract to fill the di
rectorship. He will divide his
time between the Linn and Ben
ton county funds. , Mack has
served in various positions with
the American Legion in Medford.
New York (U.R) The Ford
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gation to the Democratic nation
al convention will be held in
Salem Saturday, July 7.
Sheriff Terry Schmnk of Mult
nomah county, chairman of the
1952 Oregon delegation, and
Walter H. Dodd of Cottage
Grove, secretary of the 1952 dele
gation, said purpose of the meet
ing was to elect a delegation
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