Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 20, 1957, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texto SIX ftIOBD (OSEGON) MAIL TRIBONS WdnMdir. March 20, 1937 S--."71 ""T "v& ' - KEEPING THE PEACE An army tank moves down an Havana street after an out break of violence in which rebels attacked the presidential palace in Havana. The Cuban Army said the attempted assassination of President Filgencio Batista ended in bloodshed, death and failure for the handful of student revolutionaries who staged it. At least 36 persons, including a U. S. citizen were killed and more than a score wounded. The Family Council Editor'! note: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women! editor and two writers. Each article Is a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does not rive advice: It merely reports on problems that have been dealt wiUl by responsible agencies and counselors. Peggy F. I want my own ! home. Tom F. My sUter has nobody j but me. . - . Peggy F. My husband was a bachelor until 40. Two years ago, when we married, he told me we should live with his older sister until she could "get used to the idea" of his being married. Then we would go to live in our own home. This older sister, who is un married, really brought Tom up. He was only eight when their parents died, and Gerturde was a mother to him even though they lived in a foster home. She went to work as soon as she could and supported Tom through college. I realize that Gertrude has made sacrifices for Tom, but I want to have my own home especially now that we are going to have a baby.' My husband has no right to break the promise he made me before we were mar ried. Tom F. My sister has not only "made sacrifices'' for me, she has sacrificed her life. She On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by Kina Feature Syndicate, Inc.) Do you know a fellow who is ' character they may In time be married to a left-handed woman? : completely domesticated. How- How ia he doing? When the left aide of the brain ia more power ful than the right, the result is a right-handed person. When the right side is iOre powerful, that makes a left-hander. Left-handed persons are more intelligent than right-handed ones. So, left- handed wives are usually the dominant figures in their house holds. The man who is married to a southpaw seldom gets the last word unless it is to say, "Yes, Dear." Delinquents The Juvenile delinquent situa tion, particularly as it concerns holdups by teen-agers, is repeat edly referred to as if it were a recent development. Nothing to that assumption. Teen-agers have been staging holdups in this country for many years. When Jesse jajjpnes held up - the Clay County Savings Bank in Mis souri arO robbed it of $70,000, he $as only 1A Jbfiitlr No4) Morpheus reerred to as i - injj) uoa or s i e a p." That s wror) hmnos was the God of S!f?. Morpheus a-i his prime jHyiis'ir. . . .The profession of in'esfior decorating was orginated 5; tm T Wolf, later Lady ejidl. (Is: did not marry for thf) firfr. time until she was 56. In mtajl 'ates a boy legally jeJkchjjt) his majority at the age of $1. However, according to Nature, a boy becomes a man at ths; age ' 15. . .The position ?3 kay-tender is rated as a "dang erous" occupation by life in ausjyice companies. . . .The zip per, invented in 1879, was so s'soNRvdly and strongly opposed by button manufacturers that It didn't get on the market for 3Q years. Auld Lang dyne "Big Ed' Walsh, erstwhile major league pitching star, is reported ill and badly off finan cially. Too many sports celebri ties end "$eir days that way. "Wee Willie" Keeler died in poverty in Brooklyn at the age of 50. "Buck" Herzog, died in Balt imore broke and forgotten. Carol Shillingine of the greatest jock eys of au time, died under sim ilar circumstances. If you know of some former celebrity who is up against it, let me know and I will see what I can do about it. Should auld acquaintance be for got? So The Say Women born under Cancer (June 22-July 23) are inclined to be a. little wild and independent and somewhat difficult to handle They are usually excellent cooks and clever homemakers and by the firm handling of a patient courageous husband of strong ever, in about their 45th year they start to get a little wild again. Or, so say the stargazers. Triplets Are you, by any chance, an expectant papa? How are you fixed for names for the antic- I ipated arrivals? Suppose they are triplets? In Seattle there are trip lets named Pamela, Penelope and Patricia. In Corona, Calif., there were triplets named Faith, Hope and Charity. I don't know of any male triplets. I heard of a trio in Texas named Tom, Dick and Harry but was unable to confirm the report. Doctors Why are so many actresses and other beautiful female celebrities so anxious to marry doctors? That night club chanteuse known as the "Incomparable H i 1 d e -garde" once said she would like to marry a doctor. Asked why, she said, "Doctors know so many things besides medicine." A FITTING PROMISE Chicago (U.R) Designer Emilio Pucci soon will market a product designed for an ob vious market a pantie girdle for the "women of all sizes and shapes" who wear slacks, shorts and bathing suits. Crowds File Past Magsaysay Casket Manila (U.R) Subdued masses of Filipinos filed past the on Magsaysay today. Some 30.000 persons had stood vigil throughout the night in front of Malacanang Palace, where the remains of the late president were to lie in state un til noon Friday. Around the flag-draped cask et were wreaths bearing the names of chiefs of state. Includ ed were President Eisenhower, Indonesian President Sukarno and the Republic of China's President Chiang Kai-shek. Adm. Felix Stump, command er of the U. S. Pacific Fleet, is expected to arrive here Thurs day to represent the United States at the Friday state funer al. New President Carlos P. Gar cia has pledged to carry on the policies of the beloved leader who died Sunday in a plaice crash on Cebu Island in the Southern Philippines. "I pledge my administration to an uncompromising attitude towards the threat of atheistic Communism," Garcia said. "We shall continue to respect our commitments for collective defense." 0' ST" At the first sign of gray... r ALBANY CORVAUH jf plus tax MSTC0BSTm KiRunss 3 -J I t v v - Vv li - -- . " 'V ' J, " vv v - ; ; i 4jet. i,. it J 4 ' - " I ":mX s- - .111 DuRRRYTruTint the I color-fast shampoo Now! Give your hair youthful, truthful color that won't wah out! Banish tell-tale gray or drabnrss wah glorious new color in for keeps... with DuBarry Tru-Tint, the eolor-fast shampoo. No guesjing! No testing! Coloring action stops automatically! 10 shimmering shades. 2 oo One complfte hair-coloring or two re touch in g Main and Central Phone 2-9431 didn't marry because she was so busy planning for me and mak ing a home for me. Now she has nobody in the world but me. When I married Peggy, I had hoped Gertrude 'would realize that she must make plans to broaden her life and to set up her own apartment. Unfortunate ly, she hasn't been well during this time and has been unable to do this. How can I walk out on my sis ter when she isn't in the best of health and has nobody to turn to? Is that a reasonable, human thing to do? Gertrude barely makes enough money to support herself. I can contribute toward j her support, but she won't -accept that. She really doesn't ask I anything for herself. The Council: It is a very tough thing for any man to have the responsibility for making two women happy. He will usually wind up, like Tom, with making them both unhappy. Tom should realize it is not true that Gertrude "doesn't ask anything for herself." She is ask ing for a great deal, but she asks for it cleverly, under the guise of being willing to make further sacrifices for Tom's happiness. Gertrude has Tom bound on the altar of her "sacrifices." 6he undoubtedly meant well. She did not realize what she was do ing, but with every new sacrifice she tied Tom tighter to her. She needed him more than he needed her, for she systematically elim inated from her life everything that could have brought her per sonal happiness and threw on him the responsibility for mak ing her happy. Once Tom recognizes these facts he may be able to cope with the problem a little better. Should he leave his sister alone and sick? There are many factors to consider. If she is seriously ill and needs help, he can hardly do this. If she is in good health outside of the difficulties of the men opause, it is possible that a change In living conditions will do her good. The effort of setting up a new life and a new home, even on limited means, may pull her out of a morass of depend ency and self-pity. Tom can help Gertrude to ward a new and fuller life by pointing out the many oportuni ties for happiness and social act- tiviti'ei that exist In the world outside of him. If Gertrude had this larger, more interesting life, it is even- possible that Peggy would have less objection to their all living together. (Copyright 1957. General Features Corp.) The Low Cost Way To Sell WANTED People who are Interested In an Open Bible Standard Church in Medford. CALL 3-5504 609 West 4th Look Ahead! Plan Ahead! Gel Ahead! Systematic Saving here can make the difference between wishing and having! CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE 3iSI v, . Per Annum a. aaomtm SAVINGS 126 East Main Medford & LOAN ASSOCIATION 81-wt ICO. 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