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SIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE wow LET'S SEE r WHAT-SECTION 56? you ear TICKETS FOR THE BOy.' THEM' WORST SE4TS B!3 GAME? WHOLE ST4DIUM RIGHT BEHIS'D4 LEMME JUST TOUCH SIG CONCRETE P!LL4!?gETTR EM, CUBEB- OWING A PORT ABLE TV SET SEE THE Ik, '01L0 OLD FRIENDS Film stars Cary Grant and Ingrid Berg man enjoy an informal chat during a press reception they held in London. They are to co-star in a new corned? film called "Indiscreet," which will be filmed in London. The Swedish actress recently separated from her husband, Italian film director Roberto RossellinL The Family Council Editor' not: The Family Council consists of a Judge, a psychiatrist, Jjayee clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two writers. Each article Is a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does not give aiviee; It merely report on problem that- have keen dealt with by responsible agencies and counselor. Edith M. Sandra is making a mistake. Gordon M. She should go ahead and marry the guy. Edith M. My husband and I have been having a dispute about something which really bothers me very much. I have a dear friend of 29, who is about to make a foolish mar riage. Sandra is a very quiet girl and not very pretty, but she has a wonderful nature and is in telligent and accomplished. She has never gone out much with men. Now she has become engaged to a man of nearly 40, who is as different from her as night from day. He is loud, ill man nered, uneducated and physical ly almost disgusting. I feel San dra is suffering from "29 panic" and is taking a desperate step. She has no immediate family to advise her and I think I should try to get her to see what a mis take this marriage would be. Sandra has asked me what I think of this man and on my husband's advice I said, "He's very nice." But it doesn't seem right to lie about it. Gordon M. All Edith says about this man is true, but she omits a few important facts. This man is wealthy and he also is very good natured and seems to be head over heels in love with Sandra. I, also, think a great deal of Sandra and would like to see her make a better marriage, but perhaps she is too lonely to want to wait any longer. She also has worked very hard from the time she got out of school and maybe she wants the security she can get with thisman. Suffer Ho Wort intestinal disturbances dizziness, biliousness, stomach gas. coated tongue, bad breath, bloating;, gausea, headaches, bad complexion. Free Your System Help your body drive out poisonous waste which is often the real cause of making you miserable. Start your lazy organs working normally again. QUICK RELIEF Doctors will tell you that the most impor tant organ in your body is the intestine. When your organs are free of waste and impurities you may feel young again, your eyes may sparkle and your ambition to work and play will return. Sleepless nights might vanish. 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EESMVtD. , I tell Edith if she is instrumen tal in breaking up this affair, she would blame herself if' San dra never finds anyone else to her liking. On the other hand, if Sandra goes ahead and marries the man, our relationship with them would be very awkward to say the least. If Sandra were to ask me what to do, I'd say, "Go ahead and marry the guy. Why wait?" The Council: We'll go along with Gordon about 95 per cent. We don't think he ought to take the responsibility for encourag ing the match any more than for discouraging it. "At 29, an intelligent girl should be able to weigh one value against another and arrive at her own decision. True, she may be suffering from "panic" but the extent and importance of this is something only she can weigh. If the panic is severe, it may get even worse if she enters her 30's unwed. We think Edith could have given her friend a more helpful answer than she did when she said, "He's very nice." This clos es the door to any discussion, If Edith had, instead, pointed to the assets her husband notes, Sandra may have brought out some of her uncertainties. Since Sandra has no family, an open discussion with her friend could have helped her to clarify her own thoughts. Edith shows her shortcomings as an adviser when she bases her judgment of Sandra's fiance entirely on surface things all of which can be changed. (Copyright 1957, General Features Corp.) Neuberger Assured No Shift Planned Portland (IP) Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.) said to day that he had received assur ances from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service that no Port land personnel would be shifted to Seattle as a result of estab lishment of a Bureau of Com mercial Fisheries regional office there. Neuberger, who originally op posed the regional headquarters in Seattle, also said that he had been promised by Commissioner Arne J. Suomela that the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife will remain in Portland. Neuberger is a member of the Senate Interior committee. Suomela said about a dozen people were working in Portland on commercial fisheries matters related to the passage of migra tory salmon of dams. He said "Since our commitments on the Columbia river are firm, we can see no reason for consider ing the transfer of these people at any time in the foreseeable future." In 1956, 31,160 oil wells were completed in the U. S. Monday, Norember 18, 1957 By Jimmy Hatlo HE DIDMT DO CO (Win ui.j. SELF,4T THE WORLD SERIES MI&MT JUST AS WELLVF O 1 &ITTINC7 IN THE PIEDMONT LEAGUE HE'S IN EXPEI5T COULDN'T ON EVERYTHING. THE BACK . I WISH HE HAD A SEAT OH SPUTNIK LlSTENlMG TO THE OFFICE JOy-KlLLER SURVEYING THE FOOT BALL SEAT SITUATION- 4N0 A H4T TIP TO vK Robert DEE04M, f 35 PlDGE DQlVE, ( U.X.. N.V. ' Drilling Conducted For Nickel Deposits Cave Junction (Special) Churn drill operations to determine nickel deposits on Gasquet mountain in Del Norte county have been started by New Jer sey Zinc company. Pacquin and Story of Grants Pass have been given the con tract for the two months drilling process. This is one of several prelimi nary nickel explorations being conducted in the rugged coun try just across the state line in California. It is similar to that carried on in the Illinois Valley last summer by Nickel Corpo ration of America. All the area in the northern corner of Del Note county is believed to be a part of the same deposit that is currently being studied in the Illinois Valley. Redmond Man Killed In Plane Accident Madras (TP! One Redmond man was killed and another crit ically injured Sunday afternoon when their two-passenger plane crashed 30 miles northeast of here near Ashwood. Dead was Robert Louis Glodt, 21. A. J. Sheffield, 32, father of four children, was listed in criti cal condition at Central Oregon district hospital in Redmond. Glodt, a bank clerk and own er of the plane, and Sheffield had been prospecting for ura nium in the area. Police found a Geiger counter in the wreckage. The two men left Redmond early Sunday and were last seen at, noon, two hours before the wreckage ' was discovered by Frank Wheeler of Ashwood. State police said Glodt, a li censed pilot, had apparently been, at the controls. POLICE ROUT MARCHERS Paris (IP) Two hundred vet erans of the French Resistance blocked the entrance to a Paris theater where a play by an exe cuted World War II collaborator was being presented Sunday night. Truckloads of police dis persed the demonstrators before. the play "The Queen of Cesaree" by Robert Brasillach started. WILL IT EVERt FIT MARK? Where there's policeman, there's Mark asking a never ending stream of questions and hoping with all his heart that ha ll be a policeman someday, too. But, the way things look now, he may be an awfully dis appointed young man. Mark lives in a community where there's serious short age of classrooms, teachers and good schoolbooks. Result? Not enough schooling for Mark. Let's see that this doesn't hap pen in our schools. You can help by supporting our School Board, by attending PTA meet ings and school conferences. For mere information write tot BETTER SCHOOIS E. 40th Street, New York 14, N.Y. WE MUST HAVE FIRST RATE SCHOOLS Published as a public service in cooperation with The Advertising Council and the Newspaper Advertising Executives Association Stomach Called Dumb By Leading Bt DELOS SMITH United Press Science Editor New York OP) The trouble with a man's stomach or a wom an's is that the thing is a "mor on" and can't tell the difference between "hunger for food and hunger for affection." Thus Dr. Vincent Edward La scara carried on with the new est psychiatric effort to make psychosomatics crystal clear to anyone. Success in that endeav or could spell ruin to the mak ers of countless stomach nos trums. The hook-up between physical and emotional matters in all of us is no where quiet so clear as in the good old G.I., or spell ed out, the gastro-intestinal tract, he said. It is indeed, "the sounding board of the emotions . . " The psychosomatic premise is that once emotions are understood and regulated and given normal and healthy outlets they no long er mess up bodily functions. Lascara found "the most prev alent function disorders" caused by emotional play on the G.I. to be loss of appetite, nervous vom iting, constipation, nervous di arrhea, nervous indigestion, irri table colon, belching, and "but terflies" moving inside." Stomach Has "Sense" Loss of appetite may "repre sent punishment of self or oth ers" he said. "Attempts to gain affection may be a motive. On the other hand, martyr complex or deep-seated death wishes may lead to anorexia loss of appe tite." All this shows the stom ach is "moronic," he added. Now, move from stomach to colon. It, too, is "sensitive to emotions and nervous tension." "Family jealousy, parental domination, marital conflicts, family insecurity, morbid fears, frustrations, business reverses, family quarrels, sudden shock ing news, identification with ill ness or death . of a member of the family or a close friend, may, by suggestion cause functional suffering in a predisposed indi vidual," he continued. And "unconscious mental con flicts can cause vomiting. The patient literally cannot 'stomach' the situation." He went on to suggest there is "abdominal mi graine," and doctors suspecting such exists should ask the pa tient if he also "suffers from migraine headaches." Ulcers Are Signs He reminded that peptic ulc ers and ulcerative colitis are quite serious physical disorders MERCURY'S SOT IT ,fF0R ''58 1. Clean-Une Design: Good taste in motion. So advanced, so beautiful, it will keep its freshness and its value for extra years. 2. Three New Engines. Com pletely new Marauder V-8 en gines (312, 330, 360 hp) deliver more power from less fuel. 3. New Air-Cushion Suspen sion. Eliminates conventional springs, gives you a new experi ence in riding comfort. Scientist in which "the psychiatric com plaint" in their cause is "pre ponderant." For successful treat ment, "the colon must be re moved from irritating personal problems so that it canbe peace ful from - these irritating "fac tors." . j He was addressing himself pri marily to noh-psychiatric physi cians, and to them in particular he said: "Telling the patients the illness is in their mind and that they will have to get over it themselves, leaves a bad taste. These persons are ill. They need support and aid toward solving their problems and must receive interested attention." There was no suggestion in his lecture that such disorders were to be ignored or that only the emotions should receive treatment. Contrarily, he empha sized the need for all the labor atory studies which are dear to physicians who are devoted to physical symptoms and their possible physical meanings. But he was emphatic that the emo tions could not be left out of the reckoning. Alvin York Goes to Court on Tax Charge .Nashville, Tenn. OP) World War I hero Alvin C. York, in ill health and "broke cashwise," goes to court today to face an $85,000 federal tax claim. The government claims that amount should have been paid on proceeds from the successful movie "Sergeant York," made in 1940. The 69-year-old sergeant says he doesn't owe this sum and certainly doesn't have the money to pay it. York lives on a pension of $60 a month and says his only as set is the 400-acre farm he was given after his return from war. He had a stroke in 1954 and has been confined to a wheelchair since. v A fellow Tennessean, Demo cratic Sen. Estes Kefauver, has gone to bat for the sergeant but nothing has come of his efforts as yet. The legislator said in his opinion profit from the movie should have been subject to cap ital gains tax rather than in come tax. 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Using these Notices, promoters of "hearse-chasing" schemes at tempt to victimize the family and relatives of recently deceased persons. The chamber executive cited the example of a firm which has been contacting members' of families in which a death has r.ecently occurred. The firm sta ted that the late family mem ber had ordered a Bible ' from the firm before his or her death, and had made an advance pay ment of $5 or $10 on the Bible. In at least one instance, the firm alleged that the original corres pondence had become lost and the actual date of the order could therefore not be ascer tained. The firm has stated a sum of $39.50 is due on the Bible, and requests payment from the next-of-kin to whom the letters are addressed. Recip ients of the letters state that they are quite certain that the recently deceased family mem ber had never ordered the Bible. McNeil stated that, in other instances of "hearse-chasing" schemes, the promoter will send a COD package to the family tf the deceased again alleging the merchandise was ordered by the person who recently passed away. Unsuspecting persons have frequently paid for such packages, although the merch andise never really had been ordered by the deceased. The chamber executive stated that unordered merchandise ac tivities are also conducted on the basis of obituary notices. In some instances, firms have sent copies of the obituary notice encased in plastic to the family of the deceased, requesting that a certain sum of money be re mitted for the encased clipping. He pointed out that recipients of this or any other type of unordered merchandise in the mail should be aware that they are under no obligation either to pay for it or to return it. 7. Hill Control. Feature of new Multi-Drive Merc-O-Matic Transmission. 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Kennedy (D.-Mass.) called Sun day for a "new look" in U.S. immigration laws and suggested preference be given to scientists. Speaking to a meeting of the American Jewish Congress, Ken nedy said legislation should pro vide for redistribution of na tional quotas, permanent visas for 30,000 Hungarian refugees in this country, discretionary power for the President in hard ship cases and a non-quota pool of visas for persons with essen tial skills. j r Shoo TONIGHT For Imprinted Christmas Cards 35 Albums to On the ' ni aaiiMifiXli Kd-r : fei " 11 9. Lower Rear Axle Ratios; Cut engine rpm at all speeds. You get quieter operation, less wear, better gas mileage. 10. Biggest Model Selection Largest choice in Mercury's price class. Chbose from 20 new models, headed by the magnifi cent new Park Lane series. 6 sta tion wagons. See the great Mercury line, available with these features and many more at our showroom today. 225 SO. 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