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TVipch. Formosa :j.R- Na
lior:a!ii China said Saturday
iu-.;u tSiat its planes downed a
rcw-type jet fighter and dam-a-:fd
another in a dosight off
the south China coast.
Nationalist air force headquar
ters said the downed fishier was
believed to be a MIG-17.
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Robed Klansmen Burn
Cross in Florida
Lakeland. Fla. UP Some
250 white robed, hooded Ku
Klux Klansmen burned a fiery
cross here Friday night before
some 3.000 spectators, denounc
ing integration, the Supreme
Court. Negroes, Jews, Catholics
and Communists and promising
a cheering audience that "our
kind of white people will rule
the world."
Meanwhile, just five miles
a w ay in a small unpainted
frame church, some 150 Ne
groes prayed for "peace and
harmony" and offered prayers
"for our friends and the many
! organizations that know not
! God."
The hooded Klansmen.
screaming in a wild fashion.
called on the spectators to join
; the KKK in spirit, principles,
and membership.
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Monday. July 23. 1956
The Medical Roundup
AN OPERATION FOR i
SOME DEAF PERSONS j
Word tomes from Montreal (
wifti m a recent pant' discussion. !
Dr Samuel Rosen, of New York :
City, reported
1.091 opera
tions for mo-!
b i liation of
t h e stapes or
the tin bone
in the middle;
ear w h i c h
looks like the
stirrup on a
saddle. The
bottom part of r
Alvarez
i!.:s stirrup bone fits into a
Iir.p nolo in tne bony .all of
ir.e mifiale ear Normally it 1
ti iin-mit sound from tiie ear-1
nriim to ir.e perceptive mechan-1
l-ui m t"r internal ear. Tiie j
oehfness of sopie persor.s is due 1
to me fact that tiie little stirrup ;
nas occome o firmly fastened '
in t.'.r oprmna that it cannot
n vf much. Tli'n. if an car;
.12' on can nper;.'e and loose-n ;
:.;). "r : : : o i 1 1 7 r - it. he may
e ine pcrxm hack most of
n earn, a. Accordiiic to the
pane:. :r,f onrraiion worked well
The Family
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Editor's Note; The F:nnily toutiril ronsi-.es r a turtle, a psychiatrist, a j
-. sp j per editor, a women '? pi ee editor ;i nil mo ne w sp.t per writers. Ther;e j
consult with cier::men of all faiths and denominations All letters are held j
in complete confidence j
Mrs. M. F. I want to correct
a car-old misunderstanding.
M. F. It's ancient history . . .
: She should stop brooding.
j Mrs. M. F. I wonder wheih-
' er it is possible to straighten
out a 15-ycar-oId misunder-
! standing. Many years ago. be-
I fnrr I was married, my father
j told our closest family friend
some very personal and deroga
tory things about a young man
I I had been dating. My father
objected to this young man
i strenuously and I later came to
.dislike him for reasons of my
j own. At the same time I was
dating the man who shortly af
' tcr became my husband.
; Now. this family friend has
: always showed a certain cool
j ncss toward, and almost distaste
'for. my hwM);tnd. Rcccti ly.
Iinougii something lie let .-.hp in
conversation, I glimpsed tiie
reason. He believes my husband
lis the man my father referred
; to so long ago.
I have been terribly distrcss-
ed about t li i s because our
; friend is a man I have known
and loved since early childhood
; and I can't bear to have him
look at my husband in such a
I light or to think me such a
j fool as to be a victim of the
! kind of man my father describ
i ed to him. 1 want to straighten
j him out about it. but my hus
i band objects.
: M. F. In the first place, my
!w;fc may be wrong in her sus
! picions. It is just possible that
I this family friend does not even
i remember tiiat old conversation
: and simply dislikes me for my.
: self. But if she is right. I object
! to having to be justified to a
'man who has not seen fit to
'judge me on my own merits in
all these years.
I really am not interested in
i winning his respect and it an
noys me that my wife should so
need this man's good opinion
: that she is willing to re-open
old wounds of hers and possibly
i embarrass all three of us. The
j whole thing is a piece of an
. i cient history and I wish she
I would stop brooding over this
, female nonsense.
The Council: This husband is
letting the bad feeling that has
developed between him and the
' family friend over the years
H iF THEY'VE GOTM f
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N ESBITT'S W&&&m
' Your "iMSiBB g3J
GROCER jjJt
nnvulUnt In Mediciae,
Mivo CUme
Emfritu Prnlessor of MedKlne.
Mavo Foundation
in 35 per cut of the cases and
there was considerable improve
ment in 46 per cent.
Naturally, the operation is
very delicate and ticklish one
which will not be undertaken
except by expert. If it should
not work or if deafness should
come back, then the person can
still try Dr. Lcmpert's fenestra
tion in which a new hole is
made into the inner ear.
BLINDNESS OF THE
NEW-BORN
I see in a report by Dr. Al
fred Yankquer. Dr. Harold
Jacobzinrr. and David M.
Schneider. Ph. D., of New York
State, the incidence of infant
blindness caused by retrolental
fibroplasia dropped 83 per cent
in the last year in their state.
Thin is since hospitals stopped
putting prematurely-born babies
into an atmosphere rich in oxy
gen. Dr. Alvarez hopes his readers
will understand that it would be
impossible fur him to attempt
to diagnose by mail or answer
request- for information.
(Released by The Register
and Tribune Syndicate. 1956)
Council
stand in te way of his under
standing his wile. lie calls it
female nonsense, but he shows
that lie. too. has been hurt by
the mistaken impression that
has grown up. The fact that
they discuss it at all shows that
it is not merely ancient his
tory. Thp husband shows resent
ment that some other man's
opinion means so much to his
wife, but lie should realize that
this old family friend is closely
associated in his wife's mind
with her father and that it is
I quite natural for her to desire
! his good opinion of herself and
: her husband.
The wife, on tiie oilier hand.
1 should realize that "'brooding"
j excessively over tiie matter and
I attaching too much importance
to this friend's opinion hurts
. i: r husband because there is a
subtle implication that her re
jgard for him could be somewhat
j affected by an outside opinion.
These are the factors that
have probably produced an
j emotional tangle in this case
and the husband and wife would
I do well to further clarify their
: feelings to one another. This is
: the most important thing.
If afterwards, they both de
cide to enlighten the friend, a
! way could be found of doing it
! without embarrassing anybody.
The wife might simply mention
, that the young man her father
spoke to him about long ago has
been livini; in Timbuctoo ail
' these years or disappeared be
: hind the Iron Curtain 10 years
; ago. It would seem only fair to
; give so close a friend an oppor
tunity to relieve his mind of a
;false and unpleasant impres
j sion.
! (Copyright 1956. General
Features Corp.)
i Cairo, Egypt (U.R) United
I Nations Secretary General Dag
! Hammarskjold flew here Satur
! day to discuss with Egyptian of
ficials the state of the armistice
between Israel and its Arab
I neighbors.
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Reds Admit Lagging
New York U.R Russia ad
mitted to Americans Saturday
that she is lagging behind in the
race to harness atomic-power
for transport.
The Russians ssid they have
not yet been able to put the
atom to work as a propelling
force but are building a nuclear
powered ice breaker that will
need to be refueled onlv once
Soviets Not Planning
To Help Build Dam
Moscow U.R Foreign Min
ister Dmitri Shepilov said Sat
urday the Soviet Union does not
have under consideration any
proposal to help Egypt build the
Aswan dam across the Nile riv
er. He said neither he nor any
other Soviet leaders are working
on "problems connected with the
Aswan dam."
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AND SUSAR -y ' Sv '
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In Atom Harnessing
every two or three yean.
They made no mention of the
fact that the U.S. has an atom
powered submarine that has
traveled more than 50.000 miles
without refueling and is build
ing two more nuclear subs.
The state of th Soviet Union's
atomic developments was dis
cussed in "'USSR." the new
Russian English-language prop
aganda magazine that will go
on sale throughout the U.S. next
week. "Amerika," A U.S. gov
ernment magazine, will be cir
culated in Russia at the same
time.
Crooked River Project
Scheduled for House
Washington iU.Ri Oregon
Senators Wayne Morse and Rich
ard Neuberger announced here
Saturday that they have been
assured their bill for the Crooked
river irrigation project will come
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GET MY SASJUAKiA OUT 0 MY
KAND3A3 TO KE:P NX UAR
F0M FLYING.
WHV, IT'S FROM
PARIS, FRANCE,
MRS. SMITH
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t tCH DRESS P0R 0NLY r Cy ( i
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HAVE A FIVE
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GO CM t-t BPEAK IN
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Standards Announced
For Road Program
Washington U.R! The gov
ernment. SatnrHav announced i
construction standards for the
41,000-mile national network of
superhighways to be built under
the recently approved $32.4 bil-
up for action in the House before
congress adjourns this summer.
The bill already has Senate ap
proval. The two senators said that a
conference with House Speaker
Sam Rayburn had resulted in
their assurance the bill will come
during this session of congress.
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rion highway program.
The new roads will be a mo
torist's dream. Most of them will
be four lanes wide, with broad
dividing strips of turf down the
middle. They will have clover
leaf intersections, a minimum of
side roads, and no railroad grade
crossings.
The standards, approved by
the U.S. bureau of public roads
and the American Association of
state highway officials, are bas
ically similar to those used in
some of the existing super highways.
Dead line Sunday Classified as at
noon Saturday: 10 a.m Monday for
Monday: other days 5:30 previous day.
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Rock, Slide or Slip?
FASTEETH. an Improved powder to
be sprinkled on upper or lower plates,
holds false teeth more firmly In place.
Do not slide, slip or rock. No Run.iny,
coopv. pastv tii st e or feeling. F .ft
TKLTH is alkaline tnon-acioT '-v.ea
not sour. Checks "plate odor" i cou
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