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the Family Council Editor's Not.: Th Fmil? tnurn-n -on1ti of a Jurtre. psyhiatrlt. i newspaper editor, a wonr-n-s pz editor and two nw-.ppr wrrer T'ne'p consult with rif-rirymn ol all ia.lii and denominations. Ail letters are held Lb complete confidence. L.B.R. My marrj- a divorcee. Frank My even to meet hr boy war.'i to just r-r-n coy l ;ree-year en! he A rmy and iSiTv a 2i ri h already 01 me to ap- a- :' a::' or. i.ut m to help out :. v c:,n f t -rr ;.r with'.'.it w a it: ni w-'lcd on a job. :n!e he was serv , ar.d I can't help r. .... r re here she ? . sfp tr ro'.jtP. ;er. p my son ito s'ich a mar- L.B.R. Our finishing his thr me-nt period in th 22, wants to ma own age who :.a married and d.v. He not only w prove of th: sir re also war.is financial'.-' so ! nod .at enri . for him to get : My wife died w ing in the Army feeling that :f i would he : this thlr.z and ; not to fr."r:r ir riage. I hate to use the weight of a few hundred dollars to interfere: with my son's marriage, but on the o'her hand. I feel I would be s.-ibudizirrr a terrible thing if I were to give him money for th;; purpo-e. On The Side By E. V. DURLING (Dntno ited by Kirg rcatiiren Sndicate. Inc.) 3011 ii lot- w.ni-.ii III 11ur luiulesl Irift. kp ; -i'lst one tlin-.iii nt ilnubt J 5 rust 1111 pra-r li'.r promise fcorrts arc KO'iii". el s.ind Tl ki-i-o vnur lii-iil unbroken JtXO'O it 10 your h.inrl. Adelaide Prorter ; How (Jo you feel about com- j Qpulsi.T; retirement when a man j Tatjnr the age of 65? George ; Jlriw ef Bermuda thinks it is : jti-tkca&AiS. George is 100. lie 3' ill iir.s: regularly in a lime kilo. IT-s job is breaking rocks, fce W-rSs a 12-hour day. He gmojtcs eigars and drinks a pint of rj.11 daily. At night he goes out oAwin?. His specialty is clog 1 dasci. 1 So Tazmiag So-called "sun tan pills" which many Kev Yorkers are reported ' usinp; to acquire that browned outdoor look are said to be sold illegally in large quantities. These pills, for which a prescrip tion is required for legal pur-; chase, are intended to be used for ' a skin disease called vitiligo. A pacific coast physician discover ed they could be used for sun tanning. They are said to build resistance against the sun and so make it possible to acquire a tan without burning. Passing By Commodore John Anderson. Skipper of the finest, fastest and I most comfortable and luxurious passenger liner currently sail- j ing the seas I am, of course, : referrins to the liner named the United States. Commodore And erson, a native of Jersey city, has been a sailor since he was li . . . .Nancy Berg. Airwave act ress and high fashion model. As a model Nancy is said to be the highest paid in Manhattan. She gets $50 an hour. Among Tina Married Are you, by any chance, among those who have recently become fathers for the first time? Ho are you doing? Who has the last word on the matter of bringing up the baby? You, or your wife? Betier handle this Situation diplomatically. In a recent divorce case the wife testified the trouble started with orguments on how to bring up the baby. For example, she claimed it was best to let the baby cry itself to sleep. Her hus band claimed that every time the baby started to cry it should be picked up. What would be your decision as to that? Asking Queries from clients. Q. Where did you get the erroneous in formation that Henry Fonda was born in Grand Island. N'eb.? He was born in Omaha. I knew him when he was a kid. And I still claim Hcnrv was born in Grand Island. Neb. . . Q. Don't you and ' other s.dety raor users prefer that type because you are afraid : to shave with a straight razor? ; A. Mister, you '.now not where- ; of you speak I learned to shave i with a straight razor. As far as; being afraid to vse that type. I have shaved with one on a fast traveling railroad train. But I ! prefer A safety razor although , I don't think some of the blades ! are as good as they used to be. i Wife vs Secretary I In Pakistan Polygamy still prevails. Not long ago a high ; ranking government official j there decided to take on an extra wife so he married his secretary. Yes. ma'am, that's right. N.iw the gentleman has has two wives. His original spouse and his erstwhile amar. uensis. That certainly i? a new angle on the wife vs. secretary situation. Horses and Women A young matron of Milwaukee, discussing card playing says, "women cackle, giggle and talk unceasmzly when playing cards. I hate to play cards with mem bers of my can sex. I much pre fer a game of stud poker with a group of men.'' poison OAK? I Try a Bottle cf ZEMACOL You must be satisfied or your nonei cheerfully refunded Get a bottle to- : day t WESTERN THRIFT. i Frank My father does not know Janice and does not war.. o meet her. He has h rrj' fantastic idea of what she ; like. She was rushed into a crazy marriage 'hree years ago by ambitious parents and she really would have rar-d an ar.tsi ment if she had had good l-gal advice My fa her ioir. siim; her up in a sir.rhe word divorcee. I am very lucky to have four.d Janice. Despi'e h'-r ji.t,:;!.-:s parents, she is a v-ry 1 inn ing, simple girl who knows how to run a home and is eager to do her part in ever;' way toward making a home. She is com pletely willing to live with me m a hall bedroom, if necessary, until I get into a good job. but she would prefer to continue on her job and rv lp me complete I my education. Wbeher or not' I my father helps out. we plan to I ; marry as soon as I am dis-, S charged, but we naturally would : he happier and more comforta ble if my father would lend us enough to furnish a small apart-, ment. ! B R mflu- gunmen. Meza. U.P. correspondent here Council: Mr. L. ed his potential this situa'ion bv taking since 1942 and editor of El Im :g stand before having: the objectionable facts by re fusing to meet her. Frank needs help. Most boys his age would be ill-equipped to The we a ke rr.re i a strong even met Janice. He cannot expect his boy. eager to have a home and family r f h:? own after three difficult y( ars m the Army, to accept his 1 hiirt !y impersonal view of Janice. Since the father has wakened his case by such ex treme generalization, he should seek to undo some of the dam age by agreeing to meet Janice on as friendly a basis as possible. The father should deal in facts, not in generalizations. It should be clear that he cannot Tijuana Newspaper Editor Murdered Tijuana, Mex. UFh Manuel ! parcial, was shot three times. A eo; .a Meza. 46, United Press in the face, chest and neck. Tijuana correspondent and lo- j Three men reportedly took part cal crusading newspaper editor, j in his slaying, was shot to death at his home j There were two conflicting Thursday night by unidentified 1 reports of the shooting. One said . Friday, July 27. 1938 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE THREB ; Meza was shot down outside i his house from a passing car. j The other said he was fatally j wounded by two men who called ! at his door while a third man i waited in a car. j Meza recently had been fight j ing the city administration, make a success of a marriage j charging that city money was with an ex - divorcee, even j being stolen for private gain, though she were an ideal girl, j When murdered, he was carry Frank needs the advice of hissing a Mexican writ of habeas father, but he cannot accept advice while his father is so im personal and unfair. Mr. L.B.R. should get ac cjuainted with the girl and show Frank that he is understanding and objective. Onlv then will corpus, which protects a Mexi can citizen against arrest. It was reported he had feared he was going to be arrested. Salem U.R J. H. Van Wrinkle. Oregon City, has been rrannnintpH in the flrppnn STatp dismiss .Janice trom nis son s ; he be able to help guide Frank ; -jame Commission. life simply by labelling her a j in this vital decision. i More Inoculations Due Chicago Citizens Chicago (U.R) City medical authorities rushed preparations today for giving 500.000 Salk polio inoculations before the dis ease reaches its annual peak Aug. 15. Clinics already have adminis tered 325,780 Salk shots in an attempt to stem the early out break so far the worst in the nation, according to Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, city health chief. Bundesen hopes the one-half million additional inoculations will be possible through great ly expanded clinical facilities. Fifty-nine hospitals in the city and its suburbs have offered to help in the program. The health chief reported 13 new cases in the citv during a 24-hour period which ended at midnight Wednesday. This boost- - CALL -LINENGER'S WHEN YOU NEED CONCRETE M. C. 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