Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 14, 1957, Image 18

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Newspaper Page Texto ) o O O O (ygpfc)--EIFOR (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thursday. March 14. 1957 Bare:. . ... & ; . vr- .v.-r v - X -5 1 -TV'S s T KTto 3 i;A .. . A ' I - vsv I ? i it I I l -K 1 ? ..,T,V ! r 4 m d . 4 Jtr- kfttlJ TIME TO REPENT Four teenage youths bow their heads throughout an in Met is Chicago and one began weeping as a coroner's jury recommended they be . ieH ts Um grand jury in the robbery-murder of Charles Styrsky, 48, a motel owner. 3TmtAi art (lft to right: Gerald Pelzer, 16, Anthony Ramirez, 17, David Clark, 15, and j&ctsrt JtfftsiovskM, 16. llaslowski is the admitted trigger man who shot as Stryrsky &y-,bi at him. On Tho Side By E. V. Durling IPtihmed hj King Faaturea Syndirat. Inc.) InjlV your smila baa flora's first Heat fa fcarstlnc ffflraajrt taa irrara aracks af tte ca-srment trra. To har your voice My lonrlv ear is thlrxtinff Bpsife thV moonlit sea; Vaif art mv longlnss, aiy repla- inss vain, VreaSis only give yoa to aiy arms $h)Ta) are you know? D. M. Molr Too many pople wtio have a heart attack think the end is just around the corner. George Ade, ft humorist, had a heart at tack in 1914. when he was 48 years old. Yet he lived, and was active as writer, for 30 years after that, passing on at the age of 78. Col. E. R. Bradley, breeder and owner of thorough breds and operator of palaces of chance, had a heart attack in his middle forties. He lived over 40 years after that. Hones and Tomei How true is tha claim that "nobody loves fat man"? It , depends on what kind of love is being considered. Many women who have plunp husbands love them very much. However, when woman is inspired to measurement should be 10 inches less than her bust or hip measurements. Guide to Gals Gemini (May 22-June 21) women are the most brilliant husband handlers in the Zodiac. They really know how to train a matrimonial mate and keep him in line. For example, when a Ge mini woman quarrels with her husband she doesn't threaten to go home to mother. She threat ens to invite her mother for a visit. That usually stops the hus band cold. Or so say the star-gazers. Asking Queries from clients. Q. Did Bouguereau, the French artist, paint a picture titled "Inno cence"? A. Couldn't say, sir. Only Bouguereau painting I am familiar with is one called "The Two Sisters," which is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York . . . Q. Who was the first man to be styled "Public Enemy No. One"? A. John Dil linger. The term "Public Enemy" as applied to criminals was originated by Frank Joseph The Family Council Editors nota: Tha Family Council consists ot a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers Each article Is a summary ot an actual report. The Family Council does not five advice; It merely reports on problems that have been dealt wim by responsible aiendes and counselors. r ixsx i-aay Andrew Jackson was the first President of the United States "alf air," a ft man ia rarely the 1 (iurce of the inspiration. It is mo often than not a tall, strorij mm ot superior intelli ajjhnet, vho is tha attraction that in-line t vomin to forget her IMrriaf vos. That is what is itinttinea by those who have on research on the situation. Ou Hors and Women experts kv bfn tiked to check this cltim. QsUdj, Tho.v having Pekinese for pets usuUy ive them peculiar inM. As for example, a New torlar had three Pekinese md E-itched, Bothered and aWvilSered ... To make a pre aJknUbl appearance in a bath in. ajuii, j aoman's waist line to marry a divorcee. Only other President to do so was Harding. Mrs. Jackson a very good look ing woman, was from her early youth a habitual pipe smoker. After marriage she and her dis tinguished husband were fond of sitting before the open fire in their home near Nashville smoking their pipes together. Mrs. Jackson also liked a good cigar. Sidelights St. Theodotus is the patron saint of hotel men. Of lawyers, St. Ives. Of housewives, St. Martha. Of psychoanalysists, St. Thomas of Aquinas. . . White House Funds Cut 26 Per Cent By Vote in House Washington (U.R) The House took President Eisenhow er at his word yesterday and cut $4,515,500 from funds he re quested to run the White House. It acted about an hour after the President tossed back to Con gress the responsibility of decid ing where savings can be made in his $71.8 billion budget. Mr. Eisenhower told his news conference that if Congress wants to cut the budget sub stantially it will have to decide which government programs are to be trimmed, slowed down or eliminated entirely. Defense Fund Slashad The House lopped the $4,515, 500, a 26 per cent reduction from funds Mr. Eisenhower had ear marked for the White House. The bulk of the cut, $4 million, was applied to the President's "emergency" defense fund. He asked for $5 million and got $1 million. The funds were included in a $16,021,370 appropriation to operate the White House and several minor agencies during the 12 months starting July 1. The measure won House approv al by voice vote. It was the third regular mon ey bill cleared by the House this year. So far, House members have trimmed some $416 mil lion out of requests totaling aoout $4.5 billion. The President's news confer ence remarks wese prompted by a House resolution, adopted on Tuesday, which called for sub stantial cuts in the budget and asked Mr. Eisenhower where they could be made. Emma K. My sister is run-1 ning around with a married man. Elaine R. It's 100 per cent innocent. " a Emma K. My sister, a widow in her 50 s, is playing with fire by running around with a mar ried man. This man and his wife have been best friends of mine for years. As a matter of fact, I in troduced my sister to them, little knowing what would come of it. I introduced them because I had hoped that Mr. D. would give my sister some sound business advice as to what to do with the estate left by her husband. A friend came and told me that everyone knows my sister and Mr. D. have been seeing one an other regularly. All our friends know Mr. D. is the roving type and has caused his wife no end of grief. I am very fond of Mrs. D. and hate to be responsible for causing her more heartaches. Be sides, it disgusts me to see my sister involved in an affair of this sort. I've tried hard, but I can't make Elaine listen to reason. - Elaine R. The "affair" be tween Mr. D. and me is 10Q. per cent innocent and aboveboard. and I am furious at my sister's listening to gossip and condemn ing me on the basis of it. I recognized that Mr. D. was the roving type from the start of our friendship. I let him know in no uncertain terms that I am no home breaker and have no intention of getting involved in any illicit affair. People who do not know the story from inside are very quick to condemn Mr. D., but they do not realize that it was his wife who actually drove him to do the things he has done. He is essentially a decent man, but has found no love and companion ship with his wife and children. In return for his invaluable help in my business affairs, I have given Mr. D. a little of my time and company. Actually I have kept him from a more ser ious involvement and his wife might well be grateful to me if she knew about it. The Council Elaine has noted that "people," including her own sister, are "quick to condemn." She should bear this in mind for the sake of her own reputation in her future dealings with Mr. D. No amount of innocence or righteous indignation will pro tect her from the verdict of pub lic opinion. Despite her good intentions, Elaine has already fallen into the role of the "other woman" in her relationship with Mr. D. She has allowed him to weep on her shoulder about the lack of love and companionship in his life. She has given him sympa thy something he possibly craves more than anything else in his extra-marital relation ships. Mr. D. may be right and he may be wrong when he puts the blame for his marital failure on his wife. In either case, Elaine is unlikely to have the objectivity and knowledge to help him in any way out of his dilemma. It is very unlikely that Mrs. D. would be "grateful" if she knew that her husband was kept from one more involvement through the good offices of another woman. For the sake of her own repu tation and for the ultimate good of her friend Mr. D., Elaine ought to let him know she cannot con tinue to see him without his wife. If the friendship cannot be continued on that basis, it should be dropped. (Copyright 1957, General Features Corp.) JOURNEYING TO NEW YORK, Joseph M. Meany, Jr., 17, 'Waltham, Mass., is presented eleventh annual junior Citi zenship award of Boys' Clubs of America. Capt. Alan Vil liers, master of Mayflower II which will sail to United States from England, crowns Josenh with woolen wsw-i's hat he will wear as ship's boy on duplicate of original May flower voyage next month. (International Policeman's Slayer Transferred to Jail Eugene (U.P.) Albert Wachs muth, elderly River Road man charged with fatally shooting a state police oficer at his home last month, has been trans ferred to the city jail from a hos pital where he had been recover ing from a self-inflicted bullet wound. Wachsmuth is charged with slaying Charles Sanders when of ficers attempted to rout him from tiis home where he had barricaded himself after a do mestic quarrel. Another officer was wounded the shooting fray before Wachsmuth finally inflicted a relatively minor bullet wound on himself. Yreka Man Objects To Oregon Freight Rates NEW! Premium offer from Nulade eggs a I ParUc! tor raoehing lnk l , CUP , 1,. (. "'''"(Nif'a'- ' Cm ty uftd for cooking on aM...fc "ltn9 butlvr s7 I ' Sch cup hot o O lip for frQiy M pouring. long-handled measuring cups complete with wall bracket Ech shining aluminum cup is shaped likt -a miniature saucepan... with long handles anodized in lustrous copper. $1.98 value afloOSndtheNulade aaacmaiK uom oniy wot carton of farm-fresh eggs. Details Inside the carton Offer ends April 30, 1957. Bobo Olson Seeks Alimony Pay Cut Redwood City, Calif. (U.R) Carl (Bobo) Olson wants ali mony payments to his estranged wife cut from $1,000 to $250 a month because, he says, his in come has taken a turn for the worse since he lost his middle weight boxing title to Sugar Ray Robinson last May. Bobo's attorney, Harold G. El lis, told Superior Judge Murray Draper Tuesday that the Haw- anan-born fighter had to give up the ring after being knocked out by Sugar Ray. Ellis said Bobo now earns $614 a month as manager of a night club and restaurant in Vancouver, Wash. This is hardly enough to pay present alimony costs to his wife, Helen Dolores Olson, Ellis said. But Mrs. Olson's attorney, Alan Dougherty, told Judge Dra per that he is convinced Bobo has "another source of income" which he is keeping secret from the court. Dougherty said he wanted to cross-examine Olson about this and Judge Draper agreed, ordering Ellis to have Bobo appear before Superior Judge Aylett R. Cotton here next Tuesday. Second in PT&T Show Series Is Scheduled "Herao the Magnificent second program in the Bell Tele phone System's television science series, will be presented at 9 p.m. on KBES-TV Wednesday, March 20. The hour-long program, filmed in color, will tell the story of the heart and the circulatory system. Pacific Telephone and Tele graph Manager in Medford, J. H. Creager said 16 mm copies of the film in color will be avail able for showing to civic and service organizations and schools after the program. Reservations can be made through the com pany s business office. The first program presented in the series was "The Sun. Support Sought for Columbia Dredging Washington (U.R) Sens. Henry M. Jackson and Warren Magnuson, both Washington Democrats, have appealed to Democratic leadership in the House of Representatives to sup port a $2,350,000 appropriation for dredging work on the Co lumbia river. They told House leaders this amount was needed for the next fiscal year to bring the ship channel between Vancouver Wash,, and The Dalles, Ore., to its authorized depth. Total cost of the job is estimated at $5,480, 000 over two years. Yreka, Calif. (U.R) A Siski you county lumbermen has ' protested to the Public Util iteis Commission against an Ore gon proposal that would raise intra-state freight rates "in Cali fornia. Michael Hennessy, attorney for the Siskiyou Lumbermen's Association, said his organiza tion has filed a resolution of pro test against the proposal, now before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Oregon lumber interests have Cut To Fit Ojh 9253 l.Xf SIZES would affect the costs of lumber shipments between northern and southern California. BLEW HIS CHANCE San Jose, Calif. (U.R) An overzealous safecracker blasted himself out of business Wednes day when he tackled a bakery safe. Police said the burglar ap parently used too much dyna mite because the explosion blasted the safe through a wall, shattered windows and shredded currency in the safe. The culprit fled without collecting what charged that present California I little money was not destroyed. intra-state rates are discnmina-1 Ma,i Tribune wan, Ada tory. 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